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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-11

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DOARDFRs FAMILIES AND PERSONS or RR=PEC.
ID sbhy IN want II board esnBo be no careful m reply
boarding advertisements Of houses purporfinR
chhuge referrncex de- ~ applying once 81 Brostvay
Grace Church you rely upon statements
knowledge thousands Charge Per
wIbing afdef. invited rail- ne esisblsnea
universally known A. H. u. GOoDWiN's
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FAsHiOsABLE FALL MILL,NERY.

L,AfI AND WINTER MIILINERY.--T W. ARM
strong begs the ladies thai be- viii open ihs dag
most superb variety of The most elegant and ssonsss
styles at fall and winter millinery, feathers TOWER Ar 10
the marble front building No yls FULTON street nrcys.
r. W. ARMSTRONG.
f.se of lpb FULTON street Ufookiynl
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ONEY-CAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED, OF
l bought out at sight every description Of goods &c tn
oldest and most responsible oce the city II Howard
cner broadway where the strcest confidence may be ree
upon. Business transacted prcmptorily.
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The Mechanics, Fair-Minerals.

Among the most interesting objects of in
terest at the Fair at Odd Fellows Hail. is the
fine collection of Tennessee Minerals, entered
10y Prof. Stafford, State Geologist. These speci-
mems have mostly been collected by him since
his election to the Office two years ago, and
comprehend large variety, embracing both
the curious and valuable. The Report of Prof.
Stafford, which will be made to the Legislature
tits present session, will be one of the most
interesting and valuable State papers of the
session. 1t should be widely circulated.
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II IN III
wum.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Steamer Pacific.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.

NEW YORK, Oct 8.
The steamer Pacific has arrived.
Fair uplands and Orleans cottons have declined
one quarter, and Mobile one eighth. Sales Of the
week, 5000 bales. Spectators took 1000 and ex.
porters 5000 bales. Sales Saturday, 5000 bales.
New Orleans middling 81 middIing upland ST.
Wheat declined three pence; Indian corn declined
six pence; Lard active, 6Oa6l. Manchester trade
quiet, money active. Another advance in the rate
of interest is apprehended next week. Consols
declined s-9o4.
Bullion has decreased half million.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.
River stationary, with feet inches water in
the canal.
CINcISNArI, Oct 2.
River rising slowly, with seven feet water in the
channel
PIrTsBURG, Oct. 2.
River on stand, with four feet six inches water
in the channel.
NEW York, Oct 2.
Flour is trile lower, 75Oas 90 for stright state.
Southern S75. Wheat tri6e lower, Southern
White 2.O7; Southern Red, 1872. Corn easier but
not quoatabIy lower. Pork unchanged. Lard firm.
CHARLESTON, Oct 2.
Cotton market active, sales of 5000 bales at
former quotations.
New YoRK, Oct 8.
1t is rumored that Russia will undertake q medi-
alton between Denmark and America in the Sound
Dues difficulty.
There is much excitement in Paris on account of
the high prices of bread. s.r
The Industrial Exhibition will be closed on the
18th of November. Ea -rrs~
Don Pedro was inaugurated King of Portugal on
the 9th with great ceremony.
The Gar and the Grand Dukes are going to the
Crimea
Mazzina's Revolutionary Manifesto to the Neopol.
itlns, is published.
The Cars letter to the King of Prussia says he
is determined maintain the dignity of the EMPIRE
and has ordered more reinforcements to the Crimea
New YORK, Oct. 3.
Cotton dull, with decline of to fair New
Orleans g; upland Ct.
Russia refuses all derogatOry conditions of peace.
The Gar is about proceeding to the Crmes.
The report of the retreat of the Russians TO Per-
ekop is false. Future movements of the Allies are
uncertain. They captured Fifty thousand balls. and
1000 cannon at Sebastopol. More negotiations
rumored. The Emperor of Austria congratulated
the Allies on their victory.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 8.
Deaths BY yellow fever average about FIVE daily,
it is still confined to South Memphis. The weather
has been quite cool for two days past and there
a slight frost last night. Sickness abating.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 8.
River rising slowly, with feet inches in the
canal.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
River rising, with feet in the channel
PIrTsBURG, Oct. 3.
River feet in the channel and rising.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2-P. NJ.
Cotton market dull, with declining tendency
sales Of 700 bales.
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DGoHuerctal 1xe0tster.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
TRUE WING OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, Oct 4, 1876.
The weather, since our last weekly report has
assumed ali the characteristics of Autumn-cool
nights and mornings, and pleasant days.
The river, after slight local rise, caused by
heavy shower, has been receding for two or three
days, and there are now scaDt three feet on the
shoals
Business continues active in all departments,
having received a fresh impetus from the large n-
hux Of strangers 10 attendance upon the Legislature
and the State Fairs
GR0CERIES-In the Grocery trade We have no
changes to notice. The stocks seem to hold out
well, and we hear Of no apprehension Of scarcity.
Prices enhanced in most of the leading articles
= OANDLES-We notice a slight advance in Star
Candies, and we nov quote them at 26a27.
DRUGS AND DYES No changes have taken
place in quotations. Our wholesale merchants are
well supplied with stocks, and are doing an active
business
DRY GoODS-Our wholesale Dry Goods mer'
chants continue to meet with heavy sales to the
trade, and are giving general satisfaction
GRAIN--WHEAT continues to come in freely,
and the frmness of figures induces holders from
distance to dspore of their crops Yesterday $l.o5
was freely offered, and sales were heavy. In other
grains notice no change.
PROVISIONS-The crowded condition of the
city has already bad an effect upon the Provision
market, and prices OF most articles have advanced.
Bacon is held at l3c for hams and IA for Sides from
wagons, with upward tendency, and demand
,,o-o .ha,, oo,al ko ,bo eunnIv RTrvR Ia command.
ing 25a30 cents in wagons and nice article is
readily taken in any quantity at the outside figure
Retailers in market getting Soc for the best table
butter EGGS are worth sa1Oc at wholesale, and
l2A at retail.
For further particulars Of the market we refer to
our Price Current
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To Wholesale Grocers.
EDGEFIELD.
sfal Extra Card.

ON THURSDAY, the 1lth Of October next We win make
" OF our BIG FALL SALES Of Real Eastate and on
that day the premises, viii offer One Hmm a red
beautiful Building LOTS IA WILLIAMS ADJ
DITION Efgehed. The Lots front any feet each on
Fatherand (which Is being handsomely graded
and graseIed Bsscobe and Shelby Streets (whch L. b cad
street extended al o. them win be At least 1T0 ieet
deep, with twenty feet alleys #H
These Lots are all beautifully situated and An CON-
beeson with the Additions already laid OF % the SheIby
Grounds makes kdghed one Of the desirable ctss
ever laid %.
We win have our p3ots ready In few Gays.
an those wishing 10 make good nvestnDents ar te buv
eligible building Sites would do well % examine these tots
and attend the sale. We do them that they nse
worthy a examination, and al ash Il that the pnbc win
visis the gr- Ends and Judge for thenselvsa-
TIE ~ MS:
The Lots w be cold credit Of one two, three Our
and ave years, Or notes satisfactorily eneorsed payable In
Bank and keaFns nfsrest ren date, ard Hen retained
EBws wi gladly shos The Lots % I'll who utah 10
am ne them. LINDeLEY CR0CKKTT
g Cofiege street.
q r. GL&scocx, Aaciioneer- scpiI-td
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
E. N, CARR d co.
1Ss Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
A CURE FOR HARD TIMES


A ND the Road to Wealth at Z. N. CARR & cos, Ex-
IA change and Lottery Brokers' the great Prize sellers Of
months sold several Capital Prizes besides large number
Of smaller ones, amounting in the aggregate TO than
one hundred thousand dollars And convince yourself by
single trial that the great road 20 wealth is to purchase
'N'' y ''' '''-' '''N N' 'N'N p E. n CARR q co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1855.
! Prize of $4,000 Prize Of $4,000 Prize of $4,000
do ASS 10 do 1000 &c, &C.
Tickets 50 Shares in proportion of pack
age Of whoes $40, halves $35, quarters $3.50.
Patapsco, Glass PA for Oct. IS 1s55-scheme.
Prize Ri $500 Prize 1890 % 80 Prize IL Of $500
Tickets s1shares in proportion Certificate of package
CT IS whOles $40, halves IS, quarterss4.
wa;h3gt s1 County Class 80 oc
25 do 200 &c &c.
Tickets 4SShares in proportion. Certificate Of package
Of 20 whOles 1920, halves see, quarters $50. tr3[
Class W. for the benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries he
drawn in the city Of Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, oc
26 Tickets.
Prize Of 10000 Prize Of s2o9so
do Of $500 are 10000 100 do Of 200 are 100000
839 do Of 800 are $1O1,70O, &C., &c.
Tickets $40 halves $40, quarters %, eighths ~ So
Certificate OF package Of 26 wholes $685. halves e132
quarters $66.25, eighths 1912.
All orders confidential and the official drawings win
We receive the of all solvent Banks Checks Of
Deposit and remit in return for Prizes Bank Checks on
any place Ia the United States No risk no gain single
package Of tickets may draw the four highest prizes
All letters directed TO e. N. CARR CO. viii safely
to hand and distant NAV fee sure that their
orders win be attended to the they here
themselves.
Those a distance will be particular in naming the post
Office, county and State.
It has happened that have our correspondents
rich before hae the pleasure Of personal interview
single trial may place you in possession Of competency
for lie. Please show this your friends Try Us TRY
Us Address, Z. ". CARR & CO.,
sepi4 No. 1SS Pratt street Baltimore, Nc.
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rmrMrsls sUrPrn.--BrOsd Street Fire Com

FIRKMKS's SUPPKR.--Brosd Street Fire Com
pany, No. 2, viii give supper at their capa,
cious Hall on College street, near Broad, to-
night, the proceeds to be used for the purchase
of A working uniform. The citizens, and 10
dies especially, are always prompt in second
ing these Iaadable efforts of our gallant IRE
men /: and visitors may expect TO meet there a
brilliant array Of fashion and beauty, and find
table ladened with the delicacies of the sea
SON. Let ali give the mo. rs" cali 70 night
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A. c. g. A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOD:

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 College street,
IIAyE opened very large Of all kinds Of DRESS
GOODS suitable to the Fall and Winter Trade Of the
Newest Styles.
Also, handsome lot Of all the newest designs Of CL0AKS
and MANTLES in store and ready for exhibition We es-
pecisy invite you look stock Of Coaks before
buying.
We have in store large stock Of all kinds OF CAR
PETS Of the patterns and hstter ourselves 10 sell
them cheap other House this side OF the
tains We have ali kinds Of CURTAIN DAdAsKS and
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition to the above have large stock Of all
kinds Of DRY GOODS, suitable for the FAN and Winter
Trade A. O. 4 A. b. BEECH,
sepl5 No. - College st., Nashville, Tenn.
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R L. L. PoArs, Esq, Editor of the Rog-
ersville Times, gave US call yesterday, fresh,
blooming and vigorous, redolent with the
dews of the mountains. Matrimony agrees
with Poats. ts
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az Some ungracious scamp helped himself
10 pair of Infants embroidered slippers from
the table Of Mrs. Scoyil at the Mechanics Fair
on Tuesday night 1t is to be hoped that be
can't sleep nor eat until he returns them.
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Masonic Grand Lodge.

This body commenced its annual session in
this city on Monday. The attendance of del
egates is large, and we learn that the business
of the session is progressing harmoniously.
The election for grand officers was held Tuesday
night We understand that our fellow towns
man, John S. Dashiell, Esq, was reelected
Grand Master, and Mr.. Wisdom was elected
Deputy Grand Master We did not learn who
the other officers elect are.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- We are authorized TO announce the name Of JOHN
MCINTOSH candidate for he Office Of State T. easurer
We authorized 10 announce Mr.. W. A. ROBINSON OF
Wilson county candidate for Door Keeper TO the next
House Of Representatives. sep4-td
We authorized TO announce VIM. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county, candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the next House Of Representatives, sep3-td
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~ We are requested to state that the Pat
ent Corn Mill of GRADER & CowAN is on exhi-
bition at the Carpenter Shop of Mr.. Thomas T.
Hundey, on McLemore street, where the Ag-
ricultural Fair Committee have consented to
test it by machinery at 10 o'clock this morning.
All wishing to witness the performance of this
model mill, are invited to call and examine it.
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eH- At the regular monthly meeting Of Nash
vile Fire Co., No l, on the evening of the first
inst, the following named gentlemen were duly
elected officers of said company for the ensuing
six months: w. w. Finn, President r. F. Hunt
FRS; Director Hose; N. w. Miller second Director
Hose; c. P. Reddick, third Director Hose. r. n.
Forbes, first Engineer; II. NJ. Langford, second
Engineer; Jas Kenly, third Engineer.
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THE HIDDEN PATH,

A Novel by MARION HARLAND, Of Richmond, va.-0ne
Elegant i2mo vel 4s4 pages
FT1HE extraordinary success Of Miss Harlands Alone
running through edition amer edition. with great Iapd-
tv-yepubshed In England with stl larger saletrans-
lated into the French and German languages with marked
suocesss perhaps the best evidence Of The originality and
popularty Of her writings In the language OF eminent
critic he may henceforth take rank among the most
successful nOvelsis Of the United States"
Those who have read Aione-snd those Whe hsse Dos
shouIi-i be Interested and ratihed 70 know that
book BY virgnas ged snihoresa entitled The Hidden
Path Is nov ready. Beautifully as Marion hariand has
woven ths threads % life In other and songshe
poetss Of rare fscitywe safe in predicting thai her
new work win surpass al her previous efforts 10 are define
alton brlaney and peger, and that Mr. Derby viii Be cali
"a uron 10 aecord bis books Of the meat popular
and gaccessfal Of modern literary issues Since reading
Alone Ne sha lmpafiently avail he appearances Of The
Hidden PATH s-.,lg y Essnia0 Mirror.
W - az CHARLES W. SMITH,
nrrag sUa Al College street.
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There was still a Rush

All day yesterday and night at Odd Fell
lows Hall. We understand that fully fifteen
hundred people visited the Fair during the
day and night Tuesday, and we presume the
number was greatly increased yesterday. At
tractive additions are being continually made
to the exhibition, while nothing is removed
The Address will be delivered by TURNER s.
FOSTER, ESQ.,, at the Hall to morrow night.
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SrBcfMENs OF MEcHANIsM.-At the Ne.
chanics' Fair at Odd Fellows Hall there are
some exceedingly interesting specimens of the
inventive and mechanical genius of our citi-
zens. Amoug Others we noticed sef-adiust-
ing Switch for railroad, made by Mr.. Sehorn
of Murfreesboro, formerly of this city, which
appeared TO Us to possess much merit. Mr.. s.
has other specimens of his mechanical skill
there which are in the highest degree credita-
BILE.
The department of Oil Paintings, comprising
specimens from resident and nonresident ar
fists, is particularly rch especially in Portraits.
There is more than enough TO repay a visit in
that line alone.
IA Embroidery aud Heedlework the speci-
mems beggar description. Our lady friends
have certainly exceled themselves-at least
they have placed the judge in an embarrassing
position, so difficult must it be TO decide be-
tween such an array of merit.
Not the least attractive among the articles
on exhibition are the Buggies, one manufactu-
red in this city, by CRAM & SHEPHERD, and the
other in Columbia, by Cross d KUGHN. They
are both intended to represent a shell, and are
the handsomest specimens of the kind we ever
saw. We are glad the difficult duty of awar-
ding the diploma is not left TO u.s.
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Wheat (! Wheat /!

rTNKN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted Deliverable VsFehoase By ne 18Th inst
lOr which ne via pay 70 cents per bashe q % ias.
a1gs W. II. GoRD0N a co.
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PIG lRoN.-The st. Louis Republican of the
9th Sept, says: "Sales Of 80 tons Tennessee
cold blast at $2s--4 months.p 49,
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FoR PADUoAH.-The fine passenger steamer,
DR.. Robertson, viii leave for Padncah to-day
at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
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Wheat! Wheat |!

w wheat q Be hlied during the present uonih 90
uhich We yin pey the highest naFket price In cash.
aepts W. Il. GORDON A 90.
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Extensive Bird CAsR.-Conspicuou among
the attractions at the Fair is large Bird Gage,
manufactured by Henry oertel of shelbyville.
In point of capacity it exceeds anything we
ever saw, and the mechanism upon il, and the
architectural taste displayed, all challenge ad-
tnirafion
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
Dis rVOf the A o. G

TTNHS remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ulent, essential OIL unhealthy drug II does
color the hair but upon the secreions
tive organs 10 supply the former with the necessary
coloFug matter, and upon the latter completely
their impaired lost functions All this the propr-
has right to say, for has done all this for him At
the age Of thryseVen he gray the of
enty, and hs hair nearly all fallen off, but he has
abundant crop, and would imagine that he
had gray hair; and his hair son and pabe
though had been recently oiled This isolated
case IL has done the many Others the following
certificates abundaDtly prove.
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A Baby sh ow.

1t was announced from the stand yesterday
that baby show would take place on the
Fair Grounds to-day. We do not know how
many competitors are expected, nor what the
prize is to be-. The following gentlemen were
announced as composing the judges: Col. S.
r. Rodgers, Senator from Knox and Roane /;
Judge Catron, Daniel Graham, DR.. John d..
Kelly, Judge Turner, and Thos. t. Smiley
very proper and competent judges TO pass
upon the merits Of fine babies.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
T OFFER for sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES EA
Il OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike
ROAD seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on which reside.
This Land Is equal superior any in Many county
1t well watered he celebrated Deyers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road It
will be divided to suit purchasers or sold in body
For further information apply TO me at Ashwood r Once
Maury county, Tennessee.
aug11-tf LUOIUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "A Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.


Principals,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
HEPARTAdENTS-The System Of Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy is the that pursued In the Royal
Academy n Paris. and comprises nye Departments viz
which Is added Reorganization Department, designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Five lessons a week, daily, Saturday excepted.
FRESHMAN Department. % 90
Four lessons week, Monday Tuesday, Thursday
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
Three lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday 80 -
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons a week, Monday and Thursday.
REoAPITuLATIoN DEPARTMEST. GO 90
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted.
ET In all Of the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught
EXTRAS.
instruction the Harp lessons week. per session 45 90
Italian style, Is 60
70 classes Of gentlemen on the viOlin Flute,
Clarionet, &C., two evenings week, is 90
~ Ali tuition fees due the entrance Of the pupil.
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to all pupils free
No charge win be made for the use Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis 10 the pupils who viii be
permitted to retain them their property at the close
Of the session.
Pupils will be received at any time and charged nom the
period they enter to the close OF the session. The attend
of pupils will be required during the lesson only.
The Academic Year viii be divided into sessions the
commencing the I'd Monday In September and clos
on the Friday in January the other commencing
he LIST Monday in February and closing the first Friday
in June.
" PUPILS intruted to their care shall receive close at
ention il unweared assiduity the part Of the In
ructors avail they shall not fail to attain the elevated
81 andard Of proficiency to which they may aspire.
Application be made aer the 1s day of septem
err at the Academy. anglS SIN
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Premium Boot & Shoe Mandatory.
BBBN FULLER,
CsncceasOr 10 Hamilton Rullerl
TENNESSEE BOOT AID SHOE MANUFACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sta

NASHVILLE, TENN.
GRATEFUL Or The hnsrAi pairunaRs hsstowed upon this
" Mandatory aince s establishment, the Proprietor
feels determinsa 70 merit continuation u the In m
tnre.
have nov On hand good aasortnsnt ~ really "a.
male uork consisting IL part a hens Boys and
fouha' Cali kip and 1hek Boots and Shoes NeEFog NJ
BroGana, double soe house Servants Shoes, Ladies' 80
and Misses Calf MeFocca and KID and Shoes ali Eas
IRON good stsck, in coed style ana waErantsd
Orders from Planferk Iron Masters, kAfoaa ane 1arn-
Flke Companies respectfully soncitea-
~ Al kinds % repairing dole.
80 Cash paid loF Hides. kbhS EOLlAA-
aag25-u
Anew DRIED PEACHES wasted ~
N D. d. DIcKKT,
aaxfe a. No. College street, NsstFiac.
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TRUST SALE.
WILL sell to the highest bidder Thursday the 18th
Of October, at the residence Of Jo W. Bell four miles
from Nashville, the Lebanon road Negro Man, wO
and Child Horse and Wagon Cows and Calves,
and a the Household and Kitchen Furniture and all other
property conveyed 10 by deed OF trust including No.
PIANO Said deed dated 9th January last, and duly
registered IN the Registers Office, book -, page
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
sep25-dtd T. d. PAYNE, Trustee.
NOW LANDHNG-4 40 bags Prime Baltimore Coffee;
IN 100 dos. assorted Pickles;
half pipes pure old COgnae Brandy.
sep25 SEYMOUR, FANNING q co.