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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Marine Affairs.

IAuN,n-E. ). Williams will launch az lis yard rec
point, ON Tuesday, November IL, the schoonc- VIM.
Giland, $40 tons burthen. This vessel Va, built l.
Homes 4 stoney, and others Of Charleston = g.. AMI
intended to run between New York and Cha leston
the Palmetto Line-sessrs Dolner, Potter & Co. beir
the New York Agents.
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CArrAIs TooSE.-The gallant sea captain j.
IT, Toone, though defeated for Sheriff on Tues
day had the honor of having fine schooner
christened with his name on Thursday. Let
him pick his flint and try it again. Why should
not jolly Jack tar be competent to act as an
officer among the land-lubbers!
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T III + l. A r T. = r ~ e w 4
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING 1EleGHApns.

From Washington.
THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTION NEws-DEc APIrATIC
OF KNOW NOTHINGs.
WASHINGTON, Nov 10 1856.
was informed this evening that F. J. seybol, Gle
in the Sixth Auditors Office New Yorker and rie,
Of Seward, was decapitated to-day. 1t IL rumoged tn
several Americans also dismissed from the depar
ments. The administration intend to make a clea
sweep, now that the elections have resulted so di
astrously.
Livingston, Wells Il Co., express agents, have not
fled the Treasury Department that they will pay II
fifty thousand dollars lately stolen from them until con
peled 10 do so by law,
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WHAT Do We Now BEHoLp?-The Washington
Union, in a soft article upon the Maryland and

Massachusetts, elections, says
What do we now behold In contest which threat
ems To- divide not only the Union but the Christian
church however eenominaed-a contest led OF by Mas
sachusetts clamorng against the Catholic and against
the stakeholder the chief motive for it energetic CO.
operation--ip such a contest Maryland joining
hands with Massachusetts, TO put down the only party In
existence which maintain her principles pro-
tect her from the bgo and the fanatic Such the
events presented within the last two days TO the n,e
gent observer.
Deplorahlc enough, in all conscience! But
why did not the administration keep its hands
off, II ruined everything for the democracy
by interfering in our New York affairs, and
has only made matters worse by intermeddling
10 Maryland and Massachusetts, When will
lie I.o.Dc, ol1.a Learn 4 little discg etlon!
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Too SooN.--Somc of the Seward organs
think now they ran mp their piratical flag in
this State too soon. Very likely. Suppose
they take il down.
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Glory Whatever may be the pre-
else results Of our State election, il is glory
enough for a whole year that Seward and his
fi.un'on schemes and allies are laid low in
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GEORGIA PoIITIcs-MEssAGE OF THE New
GOVERNOR BoIp STAND on THE KANSAS QuEs-
TIoN--0ur Georgia exchanges contain the long
and interesting message of the new democra.
tic Governor, Johnson, to the Legislature from
which we make the following significant ex-
tracts. The Governor says
The compromise meas ures OF 1850 established the
principle that the people Of the Territories should deter.
mine the question Of slavery for themselves aud that
hereafter such Territories should he admitted States,
the Union, with without slavery they should
decide The last Congress passed. act to organize Ter
ritora governments for Kansas and Nebraska in which
this principle practically applied and by the repeal
Of the Missouri prohibition which IL contains IL opens
these Territories 70 the stakeholder with his property
The late elections In n+as show that large majority
Of the people in Avsr Of adopting slavery a. par
Of their domestic syss and the Indications are that
she will probably auV, during the ensuing Congress
for admission to the Onion slaveholdng state This
brings mp the paramount question OF the day Looking
he elements OF the next Congress- il that the
ant-avcry free soil sentiment is in the ascendancy and
tina, her application will be rejected
Now mark what follows Governor johnson.
speaking Of the last resort, puts forward the
following ominous recommendation -
This therefore is the condition Of aairson the one
hand the threat and the power 10 execute it, TO
refuse the admission Of this Territory as state into
n the other, Georgia stands pledged 10 resist such
an act "even las last resort TO DISRUPTION of the
Union. How then, can We secure the admission Of Kan
savehoding state, without resorting 70 this
fearful umatumS II can only be done by an unfnch.
ing adherence 10 the position viii IN the state has taken
She Is the centre Of the column Of her Southern con
deaes they viii rally around and sustain her II she
filters all Is lost The determination to resist Is settled
the manner l. not. The convention failed to specify In
this particular berg the province Of the sovereign
y the Legislature cannot supply the omission there
fore recommend you TO provide by law for the calling Of
state convention in the event Of the rejection Of KAN
because Of the existence Of slavery therein to de-
ibersc upon and determine the time and mode of the
ess'ance contemplated by the fourth resolution Of the
convention Of 1850.
This looks very much like a revival Of the
Southern secession conventions which followed
Y. II I'LL III II. !. ~. ~ ...--.-.- IL =.
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Asicr Reconsideration invited 10 the superior srtos ,
the gcnu-mcn's furnishing Department tn. yock nriut
variety OF silk mcrino. lambs wool 40. ean
undershrts and drawers scarfs ties gloves SMOKER an
merino hall hose dressing gold shirt and
buttons. mounted and Otherwise travelling s,ats Jr..
toilet articles, Ac., imported for ue ai 49,. 49,
irsd~ The pres - n7etrae. eSd ~ 4a.a ~.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PinLADnPHIA, Nov 10, 1855.
Our stock market is steady. Pennsylvania = ate 5s s.
Beadi-g Railroad 421; Long Island l27s Morris Cana
l2A; Pennsylvania Railroad 424.
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The Augusta at Savannah.

SAyASyAH Nov. 10, 1856.
The steamship Augusta from New York arrived her
al an early hour this morning.
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THASksoIvISo.-This appointment, has now be

EspeRschied's Fall and Winter style Ia
&5-S- These unrivaled hats In greater dsman8 thu
ever before Their supe qualify elegant APPEARANCE
marvellous rbeapncss the secret OF this demand III
store Ia lis Nassau street.
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The Pennsy lvania Liquor Law.

P1TTsBuRG, November TO- 1855
The sentence of the liquor dealers who convict
for violations of the Liquor law expired to-day. art
crowd assembled near the JAIL where carriages had bee
provided and procession formed headed with band
music; and the prisoners conducted through ii
principal streets. It is understood that all the qu,
dealers in the city intend selling usual that I'll
humber of complaints will be increased clog
business of the courts until the law is repealed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10, 1855.
The locomotive of freight train on the lenns yvan
Railroad exploded yesterday Penningronville, il
stantiy killing the fireman named Chandler and serous
injuring John Wilhelm, the engineer. The latter wa
blown up into the air, and fell upon the Telegraph vii
which broke with his weight
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CROZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July H. 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain killer.
TIVE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited to
IL make consgnments Of the Patent CamphOr Wash Mix
ture has concluded sell county rights in this
State will future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put and distributed throughout this State Tex
cep the counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the State Of Alabama And that he may be enabled
eectuay TO make this arrangement he proposes TO
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 600
shares oneourth to be retained and the remander75O
shares-win be offered for sale. person RENTING ten
dollars will have share in the Patent 10 run fourteen
from July H. 1884, and will be at the same time IN
vesng five dollars to be used in the purchase OF the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure Of
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture for SALE
Consgnments will be made TO Shareholders (who may re-
it, and TO other persons TO the amount OF their
remittance. And they will be allowed commission Of 33
cent their sales, and also their proportion OF the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit Of will be made and dividends Of the
prOhs RENTED TO each shareholder No debts VIII be con-
racted will the Company be responsible for any, the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased patents for counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their rights
share prices they have paid. This exchange win
be made at the cost Of the Patentee.
II lie desirable TO have at least more active share
holders in each county in the States named Subscriptions
for shares will be closed by the LIST September next. And
consgnments Of the Mixture will be made very there
after Certificates issued TO shareholders, who will request
the Agency, IL they desire it.
The undersigned will act Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors year. who will have the
Management until their successors shall be elected.
Newspapers in Mobile, Montgomery Tuscaloosa, Hunts
ve Talladega and Tuscunbia that win publish this twice
and other advertisements 70 the amount Of ten dollars and
C. w. CR0ZIER, Patentee,
je25 Knoxville, Tenn.
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RECEIPTS By THE RrYER.

From the BoOks OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
CAIR0.-Per r L. Cobb.
500 bdls paper, 4S mahogany boards, box do.
CINCINNATL-Per Magnolia.
so bbls whisky, 9O4 trunks, "a boxes star candles
"a hlf do, "a bbls timothy seed, Is sacks coffee, 45
boxes ink "a straw cutters, bbs hurley, 400 kegs
powder, % boxes cheese, bee hives, corn planter
] do shelter, 90 doz sleeves, bbls brandy, do al.
chohOl, boxes books, / tierce dried beef, do
hams, lot furniture and machinery, 200 p kegs
mdse
CHIR0.-Per Rock City.
rs bars iron, 10 bundle bags, Sl9 Dbl salt 10
bbls copperas, 100 bundles shingles, thresher, /
mid sugar, 9l2 axes % springs, bxs glass, kegs
soda, 81 boxes mdse
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RIvR NEws.-The heavy rains Of the last few
days have given the river fresh start. 1t was
swelling leisurely yesterday, and there are about
four fed on the shoals.
The Z. L. Cobb come up on Saturday from Cairo
with ight freight. She left yesterday evening
for Cininnati
The Magnolia from Cincinnati arrived Saturday,
with sgood freight.
The Rock City from Cairo came up yesterday.
The 4ida left yesterday for some point up the
river.
The title steamer, I'm. Philips, formerly in
the Cumberland river trade, sunk recently in
the Osge river, and is total loss.
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NEW NovEr--"7Re Confessions Of a Pretty No
man, is the title Of vel just received by
Toon, Nelson g. Co., copy of which has been laid
upon our table. 1t is by Miss PARDoE, authoress
of several fictitious works, among which are Life
OF Marie de Medicis," The jealous Wife, )" I" The
Rival Beauties, Romance of the Hsrem," &c.
&c. We have had time only to glance over its
pages and have been led to the resolve to give a
regular reading from the apparent pquancy of
style, and dramatic powers of the author besides
we like to read about Pretty Women" and their
confessions
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gE- Those of our fellow citizens who are yet in
arrears for taxes due the Corporation, are being
sued as rapidly az the Collector make out their
accounts A large majority of tax payers have al
ready paid up, but the few who have not will
'catch it" to certainty, as the liabilities of the
Corporation such that they must collect all the
taxes due Immediately II the officer has not been
after you, "walk up to the Captains Office" and
settle. Remember that a tax account is an e1ecu-
ton, and there is no STAYING off,
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THR PUBLIC SoHooLs-It will be seen by
reference to to the proceedings of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen that the Mayor is
authoized to purchase Odd Fellows Hall, to
be fted up as School house for the accomo-
datiopof the city scholars. This will furnish
ampb accommodations for all the scholars that
will Oe likely to apply.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. IS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IS.
The river is falling slowly, with 81 feet water in
the canal.
CINCINNATI, Aug 25.
Flour continues duI-prices a shade lower-sales
at 6.66a70. Wheat in active demand at full rates
sales at l.25al.30. Provisions firm. Bacon
shoulders 10, and 1Oi for sides; the latter is held
at IL. Lard 1Oial1i for Dbl and keg. Whisky is
active at 331a33s. Sugar IS unsettled holders
have advanced the price 4ai-fair and prime sold
at 7aaSc. Molasses 80 cash holders ask 40. COT.
fee l11all4.
PITTsBURG, Aug. IS.
River rising with ST feet water in the channel
New YORK, Aug. 20.
Stocks are somewhat lower.
Flour is dull and declining. Corn loWer-sales
at 81. Pork is a trihe higher-sales at 22.l2i.
Lard higher-sales at liz.
NORFOLK, Aug. 25.
Fever still continuously deaths in the last "a
hours.
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SSAKIsH.-A huge rattlesnake, measuring abort
three feet in length, emerged from cellar on the
connor of Broad and Cherry street on Saturday,
where he had doubtless been negotiating for years.
BE was in that transitive state demnoinsted shed.
ding, when they supposed to be blind, and his
appearance in public was doubtless unpremedita.
ted. He was promptly killed by the by ISLANDERS.
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CARD.

CARD
A PROFESSOR OF MOder1 Languages, Of nearly forty
"a years experience twenty Of which were passed at the
Universities Of Moscow and Casan in Russia Gas Professor
Of the French anguage) ten In private nobmans families
the continent Of Europe and the last eight in this conn
ty six Of which in Richmond, Virginia. (where he taught
with great in the first Schools and private fames
Kentucky possessing the highest testimonials OF
his competency and in teaching his native tongue
offers his services to Schools and private families; also to
young who wish TO form evening class His method
teaching differing from all those in in this country
was always crowned great success and approved Of
all those who employed him. Address A. r. at Mrs. NJ Mil
ler's, Vine Street. aus22-5.@
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CrY ENsINEER.-The city is again without
q Civil Engineer; Prof. Stewart having ten
derd his resignation at the last meeting of the
Board. AS the new Board comes in in Octo-
Der we presume the election will be deferred
until that time
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E'OR SALE oR REsT-Ihavsa dssira- GA
V be house en- Loser hArksf street lor sAle it
rent, the house centAinlng bur in he EAn LII
buinR, with cellar diniaEroe kiicAsa and nseessa-
~ buihhngs. any Wishing oomfoF4hr rusdrncs
and eeavsnent " the basness part % the city, ahou
make Immediate application 70
r. A. RALLowE GsaT Ags,
IaaS-Q Ne N Deaasrick stresa-
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THE SUPPER-The Committee Of ladies appointed
TO make arrangements for Supper to be given to
20 the american Guards" on Thursday evening
next, will please meet to morrow morning. 29th, at
10 o'clock. punctual attendance is requested,
as it will be the last meeting before the Supper.
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, $. c.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1855.


WE desire call the attention Of our friends and the
buyers Of Dry Goods the West and south
vest 70 attractions for the fall sales Of the present
year.
Our business wen org snixcd and arranged
Ne are better able than before supply the ade
with large and attractive stock.
Our own ImpOrtations win supply For
egn Department with all the and desirable fAbres
from the European mArkesseecied By % the house,
resident In Earope-&nd viii be particularly adapted to oar
market
Our Domestic and Staple Goods Departments viii be sup
Piled with All the leading styles Of Goods
se believe, an acknowledged fAef tat our StoSN nss
Always been one Of the largest and most ATTRACTIVE "a ,s
country and We also believe that the best lave ne
come convinced that system Of tHOkT fhoFifc AND
PROMPT PAY Il the most satisfSctofy.
We invite the attention Of an Close 0ayers 70 Cur large
and Attractive Stocks bot Shh me dstne. an
dersandng sell goods only Or cash or god notes
payable In all cases At Bank.
We ahAli em this date forward, adopt new pa IN Con-
nection viii our Domestic Goods Department. We aha
keep fall and compete assortment 81 bleAched Brown
and colored Catton Goos, which Win Be sod ony sr nef
Cash Our ohlecf this % suppy these Gods ds tee
a eV ar sold By cash h0ases Ia the horheFn es- In
eFer 10 tess ths feature % business. 0ny aak
ennaparson o. cash prices with time pFcss, and thea
WI leave the deciEion 70 the purchaser.
Prom he hree years experience since the essabshmsnt
q ear business snAhed The eoadentiy IN
vie steek and plans ioE basness beeyng
hat osr inaaeemsnts ssooaa q no Hoss - tas
~. 30 AzD al kNG sTkkkr,
JaSi, ls5s. Iiys-srss@l caAHlEzrss, sc
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TUESDAY mORNING, AUG. IS.

Tx VEArHER-There was another heavy fall of
ram on Sunday evening and at night, accompanied
In the hitter instance with violent gale OF wind.
YESTERDAY it warm and cloudy with shower
in the evening.
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COTTON OSNABURGS.-89 bales superior No.
" rs 0znaburgs, Just received and for sale by
Aug7 SEYMOUR, TANNING 90.
GANDLES.-15Ob boxes Star Candles;
" 20 Summer Mould do For sale by
au7 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 co.
MTANTED-I wish to purchase FIFTY LAND WAR.
w RANTS for which viii pay the highest market price,
r. A. BALJOWE,
Rug22 Genl. Agent No. II Deaderick St.
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
DEPARTMENTs-The System Of instruction adopted for
~ this Academy the that pursued In the Royal
Academy in Paris and comprises i've Departments, viz
Primary Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior to
which is added Recapituation Department, designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, $50 90
Five lessons a week, one daily, Saturday excepted
-Four lessons week. Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT Observation-Disclosures. E. 80 90
Three lessons one week. Monday, wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday. -
Lessons same in number and in days as in the
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons a week, Monday and Thursday.
REcAPITUL4TIOS DEPARTMENT. 90 90
Lessons daily, Saturday excepted;
Y In all Of the foregoing Departments, tho Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
instruction the Harp blossoms week. per session S5 90
in V''As''i'n' Italian style, g S GO
to classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Flute,
Clarionet &C, two evenings week, IS 90
e- All tuition fees due on the entrance Of the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given TO all pupils free
Of charge.
No charge win be made for the Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis to the pupils who viii be
permitted to retain them their own property at the close
Pupils will received any time and charged the
period they enter TO the close Of the session. The attend
anSs PaP1 S DC ECU re- GIng tne lesson only
commencing the I'd Monday in September and clos
ing the last Friday in January the other commencing
he list Monday in February and closing the first Friday
In June.
~ Pupils ntrusted to their care shall receive close at
ention, and unwearied assiduity the part Of the
tructors avail they shall not fail to attain the elevated
st andard Of proficiency to which they may aspire.
Application to be made on or aer the LIST day Of sepem
i, the Academy. aug1S -3m
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OLIVE OILS boxes Olive Oh, last received Also
" dos Of choice brand Of Tuscany on which a sape
rioF 20 the ordinary Olive on, sold Cor table use.
ts9 10. q. brown.
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LARD WANTED.

II ARD-500 bbh ard wanted immediately, for which q
IL highest market price In Cash all be paid.
mar25-dn J. DOYLE 90.
No. - South Front nashville Ts.ns
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COTT0N YAuNN.

vXyE this day AdvAsed the price q Cotton Yarns and
wv selling at II, 10 and seents iof numbers s.
1905 cent OF on quantities above 10 bags. ADD tim
regulated BY quantity, a heretofore.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
NEW GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN LOTTERY
LOAN.


Capital 100000 FlOrins.
EINHIs LOAN il guaranteed by the Government and viii
i be drawn in different prizes, as follows:
IA Of 81, 900 Forins. "a Of $4,000 Florins
IL Of $1,000 do % Of $4,000 do
2of 1900 do IS of 10000 dc
20 of 5000 do Of 1900 do
IS Of 1900 do 1868 Of 1900 do
1914 Of 1000 Forins, &C. &C.
The lowest prize being AZ Forins.
Twelve Fiorins equal to Five Dollars.
The next Drawing takes place Carlsruhe, under the
Direction Of the Baden Government on
The 3Ist August, 1855,
When every drawn number must obtain Of the above
mentioned Prizes which viii be paid in Cash. at the offices
Of the Undersigned Those fortunate Shareholders
siding the spot viii have their Of prizes gained
paid TO them through established Bank. The Lists Of
the result will be each Shareholder and the
fu numbers published in the newspapers.
The price Of Ticket is Two Dollars.
The following advantages given by taking a number
OF Tickets, viz:
IL Tickets cost only $40 so Tickets cost only so
% do do do 40 100 do do do $50
The price for Tickets be sent In Bank Notes Drafts
payable in any OF the commercial towns Of Germany Ho
and France, England, Scotland or Ireland.
For Tickets and Prospectuses apply to the undersigned
Banking House, which is appointed for the sale OF Tickets
M0RlZ STIEBEL SONS, Bankers,
Frankfort-on- the Maine, Germany.
NB-Letters be directed per steamer ria Liverpool"
10 MORH STIKBE Sons Bankers, in Maine
Remittances which arrive after the day Of drawing will
be returned invested In the next drawing at the option
Of the sender.
eY- Orders for Tickets len with B. H. BARKHoRN, No
IL Deaderck street, Nashville Tenn will meet with prompt
attention. iy6-tsug3l
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~ Having bought the interest Of Mr.. r. s. CHURCH
Gh continue the Boot and Shse business at the old stand
q College street. WHOLESALE AND Retail and shall
shortly receive from the Eastern markets large additions TO
my present stock; 10 make for which viii sell por
ton Of the stock on hand at very low prices.
auRl7 JOHN RAMAGE.