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Antoine i. Carte , .a,ne sn.o usoa.sst'neu
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JamesM Tompson, Fine reimbursement
' Hetom g 3; Marman, 2me reimbursement.
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asn. ns.au: appe,s ~ 'auteol.
NOMINEES ann sco,n;ts J,s' = lpGms 49,. luren.
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WENTE POUR TAXES.-En yerta de

VENFE FOUR TAXES.-En vertu' des
AZ pouyoirs en- moi invests par Ia loi, CONNIE Col.
~lecteur des Taxes de Parosse ct dn Railroad, dams
Ct pour.laS Paroisses ddR Saint Landry, moi, Ebert
Can't, Collector des Taxes de Paroisse pour Iannee
1853, ct des Taxes de Railroad pour lana6b 1864.
jexposerai en- yente pgbliqne pour d-nscoup1ent
sans hen6hce dt1sentairesAls 1aison de CoaF dans
10 Vile des QpelQlsasa Paroisse st. Landry, SANE
DI, les septAAMe jour dl mois de Juliet, 1855 com
mencant 4 A hedres d1 matin, ct continuant, iii est
necessaira d&Jcur njour, tous les droits, Tires e
iateret dess enfants mineurs ct heritiers De feu: dame
lMathiidas I. Pannells eponse de EdWin B. Scott, en-
ia propsiet6 ci-dessous decrite, aaide pour s~atisfaire
les Taxes de- Paroisse De 1868, et Ia Take das Rail
road Dc pour lannee 1864, dues par les dts mineurs
Un: certain Negre Esclave, non1m6 ANDERSON,
age de tfente-huit . quarante ans, hon negre de
champ ct charpentier dshabitation.
~ ssy& GILBERT CAN'T C0lIecteurs
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pHARMAC1E.-Les soussignes ont llht

DHAKMACIE.-Les soussign6s ont l'hon-
- neur dinformer le public qnils yiennent de rece.
voir. 4 leur Pharmacie, encoignnre5 Main ct Bellevue,
a ! O Epeloosn nm assortment tres ffais De Droguss,
Medicines, ParfuIneries, P~eintures, etc, quilts odient
4 yendre AIDES prix raisonnables.
Us tiennent alssi I'M assortiment de MEDICINES
PATENTEES, ct gen6ralement de- tous les articles
qi concernent lenr paftie. Ne
On ~tr01vera dams reimbursement. Astoute henri du
jour ct de Ia mutt, un Pharmacien'do I'expsrience
et rsttention gull portera aux sordonnances de mes.
sieurs les medicins, offent nne pleine garantie aux
families. P.LEONCE HEBRARD Z CIE.
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talent IA az ferribles sennemis ID ION holhspgs
~ !ycnsxsS liuHi plSresentasiisnt< des scenes 81 sop
role deyenait De plus, en- plus ingrat S. oreil
les recueilaient des propos qui ne gardsient
Apas meme n gaze necessaire ouie IL lfE6nfll
conspifaient ccntre lui. d. sinistres clafte lUilis'
arriyaient 4 tous les points, CONNIE des ayants
scpuFeurs AZ ION neutrage: Pour So former upe
Eiidees netts dessa situation, iIavait IL choixs
entire les plus grandes inngesqv rhstoriqueI
prisse fournir. nassistait epefda 81 sans pop-
voir h conjulsr 4 Tune De ces decndencess don't
EIhistoire consaera y souvenir on bien, dams un
tour plus familier, Mia baisse de aes actions Vt
Mia hausse dc 4celles dautrai. Bro, Il etasf
condainle ~ toutes lss fasons, aaysc soa sans
Demon cote, 10 Tecueillais des renseigne
ments auis portaient jjusqusa ID dernieres evidens
ce IasdssSute de ses ariours. C'etait unej our
nae dhass seslpesrrons u liz ayaient details j lieanyii
ett iiusau' All dernier. N he restait sur le champ
&c bataille que des carquois brises ct des asches
sans dard. Passezsmoi encore ces images
c'est Al govt dn jour. DapasS une llaannglytuvc plus
simple, sajouterai que e cri public ne laissait
la-dessns aucan doute. Ia comtesse s'afichait
ayec T~artistc sufdois on les5yoyait paftsnt en-
senlblese t sur Mn pied tres siigannii6catiE Sigce
n'etaient que des apparencea, elles etaient pires
que des realities, Longtemps je cachai ces, de-
tails AAacieli je n voyaissen proiesA DIS iris
tessess que je Mousse pas soalu aggraver. Mais
Il arriva un moment on les chooses f1rent gu
comble et OF i me fut impossible Dc les lai
~laisser ignorer.
On vous idait joiner IN role ridiculc; lui
disjjeun jour.
qui 4 di~tes-vous' Il men apercois
bien.
Yous ne saves pas tout. ajoutaije Ill est
temps de yous METRE auF fait.
VI lui 1accntai alors e que 'ayaiis appris, et
u chapelets u sIong 4 deefler. Les amants sont
un peusscomme les maris, lis apprennent les der
niers GO que tout le monde salt etxrepate aux
coins dcsfSues. Lucien await DIES soupcons ; il
" yoyait delaisse nnais de Ii aux revelations
que je hi ~faisais, la distance etait grande. Je
n'avais pas achieve, qn'il etait debodt, prenait
yiyenent son chapeau ct m'echappait sans que
\ pussc le retenir.
Oh co~urez4vous done? hi dis,je.
Jest tfop odieux! s'ecria-t-il. Ven ats-
raft lecnur net il iaudra .qu'elle cchoisiae entire
hui ct moi. s
Jelui parlai encore, mais il etait dejA dams
d rue ct sen allait au pas de course dams ii al
Erection de lhttel Mau19on. Ma
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WI Il d 9dains Maiiss ui,e siimnppssssitbiiits melee a.
cslcu1, Rile i vvoulait rien y iig,loref, aHnSdc
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lssFyice. III don't elcs disposait avec me rmerveii-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LILO YD'S
GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK

|
NAJ ILL be ready a5out the twenty kb0rh Of DC
g CONTENTS a1o
ftrsi application of Steam. -1 a-ra II. -.
Lie Of John kiih-EngTAving Of hnsGrst Boat
Lie OF Robert Fulton Engraving Of bis hrsi American
Boat on The Hussou kiver. N-- - 3|
Rob't Fulton sad Hviugsans FIRST Ohio River Boat =
correct kensss--iull Particular. -1,laEs s- ass
Latrobe's RTst Boat. 500 %. ...- -4....-
First Sieuhenvie Boat
First Explosion the Western Waters; nom IN Eve
Witness. @ ~ Il ~ III
Maps Of the Western wa'ers; Towns Cities and Dis
tsnceS laid dowl correctly. ~ .. ersfr fs.
Last OF SeambOat Explosions since 1912; Names Of
Killed and Wounded; List OF STEAMBOATS, shoat Cor
rect Views of Ptisourg Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville
81 Louis and New Orleans in 1885, Skeieh each place
Population, Business Ac. dc ..3Et --atsl -
Fast Time OF Boats the OhiOaad Mississippi Rivers
Last OF Steamboat Officers the Western aters.
The New Steamboat iasw--With COmu ents-Lifa boats
Disasters the L4kes-nanes Of lost killed aud wou-
ded. L- lru ln fa
The injurious Tendencies Of Manopoliea. Il
The hga Water in Is1O, 1884, l547. ID. RI, F. f
List OF Plantations the Mississippi River.
important United States supreme UCuEt Steamboat De-
cisi0ns.
With one hundred engrayings, handsomely bound
Price <l. .t-..
Orders from the trade solicited. and agents in every
town and city to canvass for the work. Address
JAS T. LLOYD Co., Cincinnati. o.
~ e. d. FARNSW0RTH, Agent,
ocl4-6y Nashville. Te1u.
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sCoTT's LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB

EERE features connected with this Mill worthy Of
consideration aad eluse examination the part Of
hose wishing 10 purchase Feed Mill e. .rs z.-s-
Its mechanical iucou aud adaptation to she pur
Pses designed and sfud ear com its great
3acity, wn,e dong work with extraordinary
sse ITS durability Is amply provided tor fne complete
aud entire po,Iaoeness he le Giant, rendering it
greater eOuveueucs I0r plantation aud farm
ole ItrequieS no mechanical aid or bill ol expense 4
gut Il firm hand servant pat up aud
unning IN hsf an hours time. TIE convenience with
which The sTe, may be applied u horizOntal-as
IsoI USUAL over head, and tbs l be easily at
ehed where steam IS used The power il takes
requiring and two horses Ths quantity and quzip
n pToduet Is % so bushels Of good ed meal per
lecoTdlag 70 the degree OF hueHess gouud and the
nlll h IS the cheepsst MILL ell hggs e0nsidered theft
before the public.
Another thug connected with the Little Giant as pat
mt aud worthy Of BO1e the fact there has
Patent light Specializing or hucksteng EDous tie conn
Ify, as s usual with the "a. uand bungi make sh la
-leUenis that got Up Uade-IasTeiy 10 get mOneA
oy selling or PAn,ing Of the patent right upon the cfedu
ousthen the machine be Gbandpued by all parties
aumbug The other hand the Psientee and POpfieOr
Of the Lsrtle Gtsut As believing they ean-and de
.eruIlHed thai they viii supply Toe AgncuiIUrahsts
ptOck rasers OfCur egGutTy superior Mil, per
nanenty gagged IN tie business have hun
drtd Thousand collars invested in tie manufacture OF tbes
ms, IN the East, est and south eIhes tablsh
mens employ mg So solely his business So high
yae ihese mills appreciated that tour aud have
5Od within the pas. eighteen months and the hS avtet
he most extensive aoutacturers OF Agricultural Impe
nens IN the United States eagerly sought inter
est in their manuf4ciufe and sale
No lmpiemen mt has beeg more thoroughly tested no ont
Of TIE Snf has received numerous and high nzs
from Iachanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and Bone by reason OF sub5tantIa practical uy ano
merit have fairly gTOud their way every da
and popular favor than SCOTS Liue Grant Corn
lob Nil orders pIoEPay htei.
LIBERAL dscOuat 10 dealers
BROWN 4 ANDERSON.
Oetl--tI ... - No A. Market st. Nashville Fem
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esIuNLR LAND$ FOR SALE.


INTENDING o nose TO the Cumbe land Mountains /
Uf-T for sale my residence in Sumner county. The
tract contains three brndred acres bounded
side bv thu Nashville and Louisville Turnpike and is in
sight OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad which is
Nashville ami GallAiin. The lands is all enclosed
Is couv5a sulg divided INTO fields lots with plenty IL
water ali the nearly every them. The fences
ha portion abe lands the h1uss Snd Cumbcr
land river. Dr. ul rHg quality.
The dwelling, kitchen, anobe-house and spring house
are ca o. b-Ck and well built and conveniently
arranged The servants houses, wash /, use &c, are
frame buildings and good ORDER also stables barn
gud ouw-houses.
The spring 3 very large one, IN house, and
never known tai lhsre also o. the built
OversAUt Water Mills ia the STATE which is now running
and was built some IS months since apply the prem
ises JOHN ARMFIEl.U.
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YoI1NG AMERICA.

GENTS wanted 10 every coauty in this and adjoining
"A States 70 sell tie above new and Improved CORN
AND cob MILL. 10 all suGh, rare chance 10
make money will he offered. Exclusive State and County
privileges will be disposed of unusually far terms, by
hpyheaaon 70 Lhe Proprietor. E
off you Coin and COB kii unsurpassed in the
Union and whca cannot be superseded by past future
inventions It Is the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock kaser should have; wall crush from to 10 bush
els Cora aud Cob per hour with horse is easily fitted
u2 and managed weighs $40 lbs, and all contact OF the
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer an
diEay lifetime Ispeak thus Of it's durability because the
same principle has been fairly tested in the old BARK MIL
WHO'S II that wants
4 MLL ON TRIAL
for one month and It cont give complete atiEaction
return iS II there be any thus disposed let him
speak. SatsacD warranted IN every Gaae or the
horse water steam power, which renders it the most
convenient Mill south Of Masons and Dixons line All
other CaherS nov IN the south require 100 Eneh power
or NIL sU0l wear cut According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn ard Cob Mill yhch admits Of lateral wabbling
motion w.t. necessarily out ali other Crushers
are Rmensoe 10 Inns grand O5cIon and the PUprietOrs
dare not dispute it, ia the Construction of l
IcA have gained power and defy contradiction; have
lessened friction, and challenge word to the contra
f nave pteVenteua waboiing lateral notion and all are
compelled t acknowledge il; therefore assert that is
lar superior other Mil am nov selling this Ten
nessee invention at ihs small sum Of -
FIFTY DOLLARS.
AND anv one wanting good thing" is earnestly
9ueed to examine Ihe true merits and principles Of ihs
NH, and eTca' hom the Proprietor or Agents.
A liberal discount made 30 dealers.
j. p DRoMGooLE.
ShelbyvDls, Tenn, Oct IS 80 Proprietor.
AGENTS.
Ellis, Moore Co.. 81 Market street. Nashville. Manu-
faciurers and Gensrll Agents
Beaua0u F4l & Go, ClarEsviIe, Agents FOR MontgOm.
cry county
Ab wilkins. Pulaski, Agencfor Giles county
VIM Hunt Salem, gent for Frank in county, Tenn
and Jackson cou ~, Ala
James B. Vance, Uastiian Spri IS, Agent for Sumner
county
J. w, Hatcher, Co'unbia, Asentf,r Maury county.
W. Al. bell r 81 Rome Agent Tor Smith county
). K. Akin, Charleston agent for Bradley county.
" T. hunley Bros Lau1On, Agents for East Tenues-
li-lydA W
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIESl

.i1A PACKAGES FRESH and Genuine MEDICINES.
fIO CHEMICALS. PANTS. &C., DC; Received and
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite 6uiOu
street, Nashville te. iune24
y Poctet Instruments, assorted. just received by
iune24 IT, WELLS
| ID DERFUMERY.-5O dos Cologaes and otIer tI.-l fns
Il Toiittse HQers. assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES assorted
C0SMETICS--A ine assortment
HAIR T0hlCS, Rlir Dyes, Gloss Powder, puts and
CURLING FLUIDS, Pornatums, OILS, Paaocon.ss,
T0ILsTTE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz. 80 ...
ODONIINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
FSaeoytag Extracts, .tua assortment Received and
offered cheap BY ~ ir IT, WILLS 7
mod LAVE II OIL.-RusEroS's. ou,srxr' aoRr2rA
powders of Ipecac Opium Coocynth Rhubarb Scamony
Mayappe, Golden Seal All offered low by
juDe4 .' T. WELLS +
CARSAPARILLA EXTRACTs.- As Dozen
y BULLS, GUizOts, TowNsESD's, GEpenter's, SHAKER
fresh huid Extracts Of Sarsaparila
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BBLs. and halt
ID pipes Cogniqe Otdrd, Duprey, Signete, ind CHAM
pdgae Bsandies Madeira, Port sherry Muscafe VINES
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
II popular remedy for diseases of the Kidneys. 3
DORTER-LOndon in pint and quart bottles.
ELECTRTC Machines, Rsssein. Chests T. Medic Medical
Uteyo .45do0aaaaI Supporters.
II ydrauIic Gene eat and Plaster of Paris of su
IL perlor quality.
VTARNISHES- Furniture Coach Demar, Brotr and
Buck japan, Iron, Leather, Instrument and Picture
Varnishes.
COLD LEAF, Gold Fol-, Silper Leaf, Red, isEloO
VI and Rhite Bionzas
TDRuSH ES-73 dozen Hair, Tooth Nail Hat Cloth
- Paint, busting, Sweeping, Scrubbiug PoOna Stencil
Horse, Comb, Shoe, stopping and Varnish Brushes.
I EECHESs-tresh supplies. Received by
II jIue24 T. WELLS
A RrTST'S COLORS.-9S dozen fresh assorted
IN 1OiOrs in infexble tubes, well assorted.
- PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; SIS lbs Pi:Dento;
y Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace UilgeT Ground Spices;
Vermicellsi Sparkling Geletine, Bitter Almonds Pre-
served Ginger
DIP ES, Marbles Gun Flints, Percussion Caps Gun
l. Waddng. -.a.A
sNOGGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy
" and New England Cough Syrup.
NJ EDSrARDS-Erankf0r LOaisc;Ils, LeLiH0t0H and
vi Cincinnati. Received and for lie by 7. WELLS.
LNINEPE AND POCKET KNIVES.-Assd.
Il PORT AoNAlES, every sha1e.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
ABSORBED
S,EGARs AND TOBACCOs $4,000 Qasaaorss,
~ NlpoEeoa, Bdrrio LeoHdoro, Je,any Lind Segars;
Z5 boxes Hay aesn and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Fo6sccOs. For sale low by T. WELLS.
pLACkING-40 gross fresh Paste Pl4cking.
ID STARCH, 25 boxes, STAR CANDLES, A boxes,
ALCOHOL, Yinegars Wtiskys GINS, Kums SIS bbls.
LlNSEED OIL and SPTS TURPENTINE.
PURE WHITE LEADiu 25, so and 100 Id kegs.
ZtSh WHITE PAINT, tine French IN 25 md so % kers.
Received and for sale at a small advance by
june24 I. WELLS.
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RAGS $50 N PREHIUMS.

AVING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
/ j premiums offered the past year ending June so |
induced 10 U6er larger amount OF premiums for the
present year Aud will Jay TIE above premium
OIlOO 800 SG SO SEQ 800 $40 $50 $50 and slO any
zen merchants or 'Pediars who viii deliver me- from
this dale the lst Jul5, -S56 the largest OF
RAGS The same 70 be bought outside OF and by do
ing business outside Uf Nashville OF vicinity.
viii al all mes pay the highest market prices la cash
for RAGS Ge.lvery and issue Certificate 70 the
Of the received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and 10 before the Isl day Of july
neX5 So three dlsiUerested merchants of Nashville
make the wards The argest amount being entitled
10 the $780, the neEr largest 10 100, ard down.
Merchants sending will please write that may
know in whose the certificate. Combinations
wall not be allowed
Wooden, llussy. silk and Worsied rags not wanted
and vii nst be included m the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags Throughout H'd!'G Tenn.
Ju!yt-I, ,dJTW-w W. S. WuITEMAN.
North OF the Square,
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TO NAILHUAD IUNERAJIUlsS.
SyEALED PROPOSALS will be received al the Office Of
= tie Edge field and Kenucky Railroad Company in
Nashville Tenn until Saturday, December 10th, 1855,
trucon Of this Road from Nashville to the
keniucky ue, where it the henderson and Nash
vile RAILROAD TO Henderson the Ohio River. The Z.
K is abau fortyeighJ miles lopg. through coun-
we adapted for railroad construction end the work
will be divided intn sections If about mile in each,
which be bid for sep ratey The whole road ncud-
ed N proposition Proposals may alsD b. made to
build ibG miles OILS Nashville either by the
sugie Sc sion contract.
There The Bead one Tuure half mile long heavy
ueck raIn1s points and two large bridges Maps
yrCfes and III Vl be ready for examination by De-
cember st. AID tUy Eto may be obtained by ad-
dressing The undersigned.
SANL WATSON, President.
4 ANDERSON, Chief EDg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL u A p e II /.
l.. M. GORBEY,

WALLP PAPER.
9.s L. M. GORBEY, a~
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGIN G s
= no. 2s COLLEGE STREET,
Next Door to Sewanee House, Nashville.
" EEPS constantly hand the latest and most fash
IA iOnabe patterns for Parors Halls Dining Rooms,
&c. large assortment of cheap Ipglsaed Paper Fire
Screens, window Paper. Teasters, &c. III
- Paper Hanging dOnein the best mSnpsr; s sGDppv
FURNISHING GOODS.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-all sizes;
Oak Buckets; Oak Well Buckets;
Painted Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans
Iron Bound Water Cans Cedar Milk Piggins;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-sll sizesi
do Keelers-Br and Iron Bound;
DO Churns-all sizes;
PaIsnft Spring GiOt es Pins;
Market Baskets, with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons
deep Clothes Baskets. with Wood Bottoms
may12 W " snow, MACKE NzIE co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
NM have just received an additional supply oil the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream IN SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Ptchers Ice Picks and Mallets;-
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass;
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans;
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all sizes, for putting up fruits and
vegetables jIneS SNOW MACKENZIE co.
PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE OF the most valuable of Inventions, with which
7 the ironing tor family be dous with i've cents
Werth of charcoal
Taors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces, &c, &c;
Iron Spoons of all Sizes
iuuss SNOW, MACKENZIE co. .
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GIIEEN'S sEfED WHEAT,


This Wheat Is cf the very whitest purest kind. 1t
L has been exhibited four times the Georgia Fairs
and premium awarded il every instance 1t is only to
be 10 be admired, weighing sixI eight pounds per
bushel Il is Ct The very largest kind. u NOVem-
her and cut IN Nay Farmers desiring TO have the best
ana the earliest kind Of white wheat would wisely to
purchase le 81 small portion 10 get in the seed will
deliver TINS wheat At the LaGTange depo, Georgia, in
good strong sacks, five dollars per buhe from one
suel h any quantity sired tbe sacks marked accord
ing 20 directions Ii expected al the money to
accompany orders. Tie following gentl emn have kind
" coDsened 70 act agents in tins place. and will order
lie wheat Tor any wishing it L. ) Hawkins johnson
Horne, =. D. Dickey, E. S. Cheatham, Co, T. c.
Bergs Co. j. A. icAster d Co, W. Il. GORDON Co,
Seymour q Tanning, johnson, Weaver & Co, Church
Anderson, h. y french, Norris Stratton, Davis &
SWAIN, HcgTea * Te;rass.
5 gents lhe Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad aud
other iacast lOwsn dspot >. A. Engaud al Wsrrace
Z. GanuaEay ~ Bsbuckie. ". j. Peae,ck at Foster
vile, Thonss Edwards thrstiara w A. Reed at Muir.
freesboro, Higgins LepeT ard Aenee; Smyrna j. Il.
Simmy rs; at iGrcrgEe, !. 4. Walden: halOne Lane,
sumner County G, &. I Z Gibson Athens. Tenn Any
one. however OIder Ion themselves # preferable
Sample ct lhe AEes aud Flour will be ett with the
above named Agents F. Il. GREENE, LaGrapge
sept25- dI-"-Swtid. froup Countv, Georgia.