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Know Nothing" withdrawals.

We have reason to suspect that the Gerry last
card of the opposition will be the publication
of the names of those who have been whee-
died, coaxed, brow beaten and frightened out
of the American party by the thumbscrews of
party discipline. This will come out with
grand flourish We can kill it off by a single
fsot-a fact which is known to every member
of the order who has attended the meetings
since this process of attempting to squeeze out
members commenced-and that is this: for
every withdrawal of a former Democrat from
the order, there have been at least an average
of three new members from the johnson ranks
alonel We say this fact is known TO every
member of the order who has taken the trouble
to keep himself posted; and those who have
not, can easily satisfy themselves By examin-
ing the records.
We did not intend TO say anything about
this in our paper, but leave the ID of August
to tell the story, to the discontinue Of John
souism. But since our neighbor Of the Union
and American seems to be making a noise like
a hen with one chicken over his 'form," we
could not resist the temptation to knock that
fat Ia the fire, thoughSour opponents are thus
stripped of a last hope, and like disobedent
children, sent supperless to bed.
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CARTILAGE. July 22-night.

Immediately after supper, the toll of the Court
house bell summoned the citizens of the county
again to the large hall of the Court house. and soon
il was densely crowded by ladies and gentlemen.
The opening speech was from E. B. Pickett Jr.,
Esq. Ii was replete with good sense and practical
points. Being the chairman, be, after the conclu.
sion of his speech, introduced to the audience Mr.
J. w. Williams, formerly of Holly Springs, Miss
Mr. Williams spoke for hour in a succint, elo
quent and able manner He gave a vivid review Of
Pierce's administration His analysis Of the Cabi.
net aud their political tegigersatiOns and miserable
policy, was whitening.
His comments on Johnsonian, Jacob ladder, higl
fIlttia Democracy, were caustic in the extreme.
His style is unique, classical, and beautiful When
he concluded, Mr.. Harvey Hogg of Wilson, was
introduced. He made impressive and telling
argument Mr.. Stokes being then loudly called
for, Notwithstanding his i'll health, took the stand
and for an hour electrified his audience with one Of
those fascinating and eloquent speeches that Jordan
Stokes is peculiarly distinguished for He was then
followed by J. E. Frazier, Esq, who concluded thi.
joyous occasion by one of his most happy efforts.
This day and evening will long be remembered
by ubiquitous SAM for he seemed arrayed in all the
pride and glory of victorious General. Tie smilei
of bewitching beauty, and the loud shouts Of Ten
nesseo ehivalry announced his presence. "SAx,
after o'clock, til almost u last night was nida
tirg and embracing in his patriotic folds, his nel
converts The excitement here is deep and abiding
Smith county, under the banner Of Gentry, is de
tsrmiued to put its stamp Of condemnation upOl
the Foreign Principles and party that now oppose
the only AMERICAN Organization that vindieates tn
Bible Religion Of the Protestant and The COnstitu
tional Liberty OF the Anglo American.
Yours SEVENTY-SIA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

W. T. BERRY co. have recently received
The Life and Epstes of St. Paul, by the Rev. W. J.
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Hppolytus and His Age: the Beginnings and Pros
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Davidson's Introduction to the Testament. vols.
Jeremy Tayors Whole Works. with his Life and Cr cal
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Barres Synopsis of Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the Old Testament. 5 vols.
Rev Thomas Bostons Complete Works. with his Life, &C.
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Morning Exercises at Crppegate, St. Giles ard South
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Richard BaHter's Works with Life, and Essay his
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Memoirs Of the Life and Writings OF Dr. Chalmers BY
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10 ChHngwOrths Religion of PrOtestauts Safe Way to
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II History Of Latin Christianity, including that Of the
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u Lawsons Bible Oycop@dia containing the Biography
Geography and Natural History Of the Holy Scriptures
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10 Genestes Parallel Histories of Judah and Israel vols
IA Bishop Homes complete Works. vols.
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Is Hadwick's History Of the Articles Of Religion. VOL
II Inadety; Aspects Causes and Agencies, by Rev
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is Archbishop Potters Dscourses Church Government
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10 The Venerable Bede's Complete Works in the Original
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20 Robert Sluth Sermons, Preached upon several oees
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81 Robert Halls Complete Works. 6 vols.
% Writings Of Armnius trans aed from the Latin. vols
% Works Of Bishop Sage, vols.
"a Wars History Of Infant Bapts n. 4vos.
25 Gieser's Compendium Of Ecclesiastical History. Svols
26 Stephens History Of the Church Of scotland. vols
p Doddriiges Family Expositor. vols.
% BIaIs Sermons, with his Life, &c. ( vols.
% RObinson's Scripture Characters. vols.
81 Eadies Commentary the Epistleto the Ephesiaps
vol.
81 Nesnders Church History. vols,
Aason's Spiritual Treasury. VOL
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Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by Stroud VOL
So Life and WorGs Of Thomas Arnold, d. D. vols, hal
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win the True Wig inform US how the returns
foot up that the know -nothings have been receiving
for two or three days past. Ia Eat Tennessee all
right Have there been any Withdrawals in the
Westl-UaioR and american.
Our returns foot up" gloriously. In the
West the American party is daily strengthen
ing, and daily making inroads upon Johnson
ism. East Tennessee is call right" On this
head, we refer our neighbor to the letter we
publish this morning from his old political
friend and correspondent at London. or course
our neIghbOr's interrogatories above rsrs made
fer eject, not that he wanted an answer.
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A False RumOr!-Nip it in the Bud!!

We have reliable information that the anti
American party are industriously circulating
reports through the country, outside of Nash
vile, that the members of the American or
ganization in Nashville, are boiling in crowds,
and that the Councils are breaking up. A
gentleman from Dickson's Springs, yesterday
morning, gave information that these rumors
were being circulated there by the wholesale.
As far as Nashville and Davidson county is
concerned they can do no harm; but for the
benefit of our friends elsewhere, We pronounce
them unquaIifedly and basely false! Instead
of breaking Up, every Council in Davidson
county is FLoUmsHISs, and accessions are be-
ing made from tie ranks Of cur opponents at
nearly every meeting!
Our enemies are driven TO desperation, and
will stop at nothing 10 produce an effect. Be-
lieve none OF their Roorbacks.
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Only One Week More !

Before many of our weekly readers can
again hear from us, the great political battle
now pending in Tennessee will be lost and
won. This day week is the day Of final trial.
Only one ,oeek more remains TO prepare for the
fight. We tell them now, that according to all
the usual indications, as observed from our CEN
trail standpoint, glorious VICTORY awaits US.
Only one or two things remain now to be done
and to these we beg every American to
give due portion of his time and attention,
from this till the ballot-bOx closes. Let us
have a FULL VOTE, and let the polls be ef-
fsctually guarded against ILLEGAL VOTES!
This is due to our cause, and due to the
country, independently of the question wheth'
er it is necessary to success or not. We expect
TO beat our opponents, and aoe ought to beat
them, if we can, by such an overwhelming
majority as will lay the dangerous and vision
ary heresies of new-light Andrew johnson
democracy on the shelf forever, to be re-
membered only as thing to be rejected and
spurned by the enlightened and patriotic peo-
pie Of Tennessee. The victory is now clearly
within our grasp. We are as confident as we
can be of any thing which has not yet actu-
ally occurred, that if the election could take
place to-day, Gentry would beat johnson by
very decided majority. Let us hold our grip,
and tighten it as opportunity offers. This will
require constant vigiance-well-guarded, ac-
tive effort. WORK, WORK, then, American
friends, throughout the State, this one geek
moro, for a FULL vote and CLEAN vote.
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"PRocsmPTIoN. An American friend in
forms us that in a neghboriug town in Middle
Tennessee, n working mechanic was employed
by prominent Democrat TO do job Of work.
Before the work was commenced, bat after
the mechanic had made preparation for it, the
employer asked him hoe Jar hes Democracy
carried him The mechanic replied that be
did not know what lie meant, and asked to
be informed. "will your Democracy carry
you far enough 20 rote for JohAsoa'" said
his interrogation. No SIR said the honest,
independent AMERICAN mechanic. "Then you
can't do work for me-" was the emphatic re-
ply, and lac was dismissed.
A beautiful commentary upon the consist
ency Of our opponents In charging "proserip-
tionn upon the American party.
These facts are from reliable source, and
IL the names are called for our informant is
ready b give them.
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At meeting OF Hancock Council, No. 80, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published:
Resolved That Thomas B. Murry, who was init
ated into this Council on the 9th November 1854,
is hereby exp He'd from said Order for having de-
nounced and violated his obligation.
Ordered that the above expulsion be published
in the Sparta Herald and Nashville papers.
w. T. WILLIAMS,
President Hancock Council, No. 80.
n PIPFR Sec'y
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tyrone ofour subscribers in the nelghborhoOd Of
Market Street and the Square. and who subscrsbss
for all the city daily papers. requests Us 20 ask
some Of bis neghbOrs to please subscribe for them
selves; or u ihe7 vii Look his not 70 do until he
sees them himself
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FLOUR DlPCT,
Ann TORACCO ACrxC

n A. " n n = = - y q T. y e Y,
I'VE SUBSCRIBE, having the Agency Of q following Mills
Il Mtchelyile Mills, Speucrr's Mills Silver Spring Mills
logan Mills Nashville city Mis-an q which are Justly
Celebrated for their superior brands-w keep constsntly
on hand supply OF Fresh IOur. Al n ur of me
above brands sold BY ne, will be warranted. Also agent
Tor the sale Of Corn Meal from the above Mills Citv
dealers and consumers will End their interest 10 Cali
and mine stock.
IObacCO-l have now in store large QUANTITY os
Virginia and Tennessee TOBACCO, which am srrg 10
the trade al unusual low prices.
Es-A ful assortment Of fresh Groceries On hand
and for sale cheap. r. e handy
No 50 College street
Vll-dlm ne door nom Broad.
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A. n. PIPER, Sec'y.

THE REIGN OF Arm this wonderful age, Art
laws her master touches almost every thing. The
ceiling over US and the carpets We read on, are hal
lowed by Art. Art winds the railway through the
mountains and the mud: m ,kes her machines Of
wood and iron, 10 act as if with knowledge and an
initiates space with lightning tanned down to the
tuteledge of boy. Nothing is too lofty for her
touch and nothing too humble. A new proof of this
old conviction has just fallen under our notice, in
the shape of Cathartic Pill from the laboratory Of
that world renowned Chemist Dor. J. G. AVER.
If understand the subject, he has carried that
article to arhest perfection OF which it is capa-
bic. Instead of employing Drugs in its composition,
as we Have always thought the necessary and only
wav he has with comsummate shill extracted the
virtues of the medicine to be employed and com
bned them alone in their purity together. The
composition Is then mixed aud rolled by machinery
and steam power into speroid pill which is wrapped
in envelope of gelatine for protection from the
effects of weather time, and then thickly coated
with sugaFto serve as its passport over the palate.
NotwithsIl Islg ali this labored perfection theyare
9ffered Public at less than one cent each
HowsKer 9sshle the department, we think this
may satE ,aIacterzed rs the consummaton OF
At ID ssss.hs .hOrning Nelrs Bali.
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Speaking to-day

Let it be remembered that Hon. G. A. HEN
RY, will address his fellow citizens this eve
ming at o'clock at the Court House. Let
there be O full turnout.
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re- All About the War!LT

Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
Tent in the Crmea, by Maj. E. Bruce Hamley, author
Of "Lady Lee widowhood"
This work is recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations: 81. The author i
comp sh d ficer Of he British army. 2. He is
gagged ia the war; and has been from the FIRST g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author.
This Narrative OF the War written the spot. 1t
contains complete Of the from the beginning
enightens the reader many points which other
count have left obscure"
The above, with many other new books, can be had
Of TOoN, NELSON & CO.,
jyi6 a. Union street
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CnOlsra and Diarrhea Msdicated Brandy,
PROIaIRITnN AHI

Let them rave and exclaim thew will ra.s
And declare drink shall get af,,r
We give them, by way Of rrpIv -
A shout Of drrisOn and lar glter-
FOR who taste LyoHs' S In0BDS
80 delicious and eXqusit fad IT.
That never could TYRANNY gain
The right to restrict o. not eel IT, q
n VIE q1a'ity 81 these A ONATIC sCurr
- II 2 p Is so well known that they 40 no. -
the putting that it appears oth-rsio One tri, IN 49,,
required to e'avi psrsn Of their SUI eror oualitv
Sold wholesale and retail b. the sole ptopre,ors,
- LYONS Co
H'' 10 Cedar street
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ARROTT,S NAPOLEON.

W. 7. BERRY 4 co. have jus, received
The HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by John
s. c. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
LIE CURE MANQUE, or sO,al and Religious Customs in
France, by Eugene de Courc!ou. ie2S
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sNARRIED-In Summer county, on the 18th
insE, by the Rev Joseph Willis, at the residence
r. Crenshaw DR.. T. NJ. WooDsoN, to Miss
FILA M..ALLEN, daughter of L. P. Allen de-
ceased.
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SNErn,S UEPOVVS

REPORTS OF THE CASES ARGUED AND DETERNIN.
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT Of TENNESSEE, oy joan
i. 7. sSEED. Vol ready and for sale by
m,26 W T. BERRY 4 co.
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.

GTtR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, BY
- Hef ~ Ward B. ech r.
PEEPS FROM A BELFRY or the r Fish Sketch BOOK,
By Rev. ?. W shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Touns Mothers. by
Mrs Tuthil.
OUK COUNTRYMEN, or 3 lief Memoirs Of Eminent Amer.
leans, BY Losing
ALONE, b. Marion HaTland, Of virginia.
Ju received aad for sale by
III BuG CHARLES ". SMITH
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AMERICAN RIRLE SOCIET,

DIBLEs and TEsrAMENTs Of all descriptions from the
~ above SOCIETY may b. found deposite ny
Send your orders and They shall be flied a low rate.
CHARLES W. SMITH.
ly10 ~ College street.
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SVUE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY Wife having labored under ene % hef sfeAs' -,
M sone tinse and wing tried dnerrnt ueatmsbt
concluded 70 undertake it myself aad In less hAn thfee
mon,hs "a ce co upIsts although she had been
,ien an by ber friends being beyond The reach Of any
e, 49,. - Tor he a. enjoyed batter health than
sbe had or many years pFesous and has saos gwen sf "
20 a nue child, which she nurses herself 1 have Aso
treated several other easc And have ei with ne sAas
NV treatment not he using o. M Kne caastc. ~
M-rury bot purely Vegetables. also proxies q cure
oher dseasa sash Female Dseases add Jleer ecr0f
ma Ps and al diseases originating In ks manner. Al
ask o. persons an ctsd sh any Of ths aboSs named
deasss Is 20 give a trial. Where there is curt
ihr. shall Be charge. Further inoTmalan Be %
asned b. e4as me b letter, Al 10 ~ North Mar
krt street.. JONATHAN THOMAS
lya-on
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4 III Persons indebted TO q firm OF CRAM SHIP
HERD previous to the 1T Of July, call and se.
their accounts, either by Note cash. as It is urrac,be
10 give longer cr dit iyI6-lw
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bonght the entirs interest o. ny partner.
Il have Trnined Goods a les pfodt than we
have heretofore done 4 = knosn that keep The bess
style Of Good- or that house may not De
known cheap one, bat all thlnFs e1nsdersd We
pledge ourselves 90 sell Good reasonable rate and re-
sectfuly ak of the patronage Of snds TIE eoHUu
ni'y rcnoraliy. J. a. MeGfIL
bio GO Successor to Myers McGll.
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ARARE CHANCE.

WILL sell exchange for city pr perty, beauti "a
fu parcel Of LAND (haf heavily timbered) situated -
the Gaaun Turnpike about fifteen twenty minutes
ride the Court House. and containing about thirty
acres.
This presents ne opportunity tn those desiring pleas
at residence combnnv all the retirement Of the ~
with the conyenences Il city life.
Apply to W. r. MOORE,
jy7-dIw As Public Square.
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re. McNAIRY & co.

r. G. MCNAIRY & CO.
IIAvE thi. day received per Express ouy six days out
i from New ! ork, beautiful lot Of
Fr-nch- w0r. ed Collars, Sleeves and Chemzet
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, in great variety;
Jack,net and Swiss Edg ngs and Insertngs;
White Embroidered Muslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dr. sses, styles;
Plain, Checked an Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and Striped India Dimities;
Snail Red ami White Fans,
Splendid Bridal E. rs;
PLAN Mousn De LANES and Rerages for Travelling Dress
es Pocket Handkerchefs, Night Caps Glove Boxes, and
nj little things too tedious 70 mention, all OF which
viii sell AZ the lowest possible prices.
We ha receive during the coming week Of the larg
est stocks Of Engah AMI American Carpets ever brought 70
this market. Il. Q. McSAlRY o.,
iy23 College street
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFTIoE NAsHvILLE Gas IIsHr COMPANY
July Oh Is 3.
DIVIDEND Of FIVE per cent for the lat six months
as this day declared PAYABLE to The holders Of
the Nashville Gas Light Company, or demand are the
10Th inst JAS. n. KENDRlCK
jyli-dfm S-rr-t,rv
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CH6ERA PREVENTIVE.

1--WE Public arc resp~c'ily informed that LYONS co
a stu ntinue selling their celebrated ChOIrrn and
Dfarrhca preventive from the effects Of vh,-h
so many last year reaPtd great comfort and re nv the
Ga ION, hOtte or Glass As evenyes always better
lhAh eueS We srongy recommend all 20 IT, The Poor
supplied with 'ut charge o. arc1- nie with prsc,sjr
Doctors certheue. Private Families particularly should
have bottle OF ths article IN the house case Of euer
geucy. LYONS = CO
myi 10 o. s,~.,,
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

Office hershy Even that the AHnasi Meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the NtsaVlLLk BUILDING Asso.
CATION VII be he'd the Merchants ExchA1Fe on MON
DAY EVENING, ths Soh instant - o'ccex Beard Of
nnal Report yin be read.
SD r @. EAsrsiAS. Secretary.
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GREAT BALLOON ASCENSION.

GREAT BALLOON ASCENSION.
MONS EMERY, a cell brated Il 'onaut, will make his
WI F6h ascension in his great Baon containing rty
thousand cubic feet Of gas MONDAY next Nh Of July,
the Of Locust and Market streets, Nashville
Mons Emery Will be accompanied by two three gentle
well known in this city, and will g. up at 10 o'clock in
the morning
s-Ladie' and Gentlemen respectfully invited to be
present punctuaHy at the hour.
sS fore the ascension precisely at o'clock, several
GAMES OF ANU EMENr win be performed by all those
who wsh participate by which the winner shall receive
Firt Pr MUM A fae Gold Watch is valued at $40
Second Premium-Gentleman's Fob seal, valued at 10
Third Premium entemans large Seal Ring, valued
Fourth Premium-Lsdy'. Gold Pen and Pencil, valued
at o
The principal performance will BE- the Course En-
the Travel in Darkness, and Taxi z q SeVsstopol,
sg-A numerous Orchestra will perform and popular
airs
~ Ticket Office III be o'clock. Price OF adj
mission 81 CENTS Colored % Cents Children 25 cents.
TT The Gifts can be a. T. s. Badoux, Jeweer, No
81 onion street JyZ6-td
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
I LII sell A. public auction THURSDAY next, "a
2Gth inst House and Lot stua ed ON the corner ~.
JeG.r and Water street The Lot fronts 2lS VI
feet and back So fee and has Il new brick house
containing rooms with good cellar underneath good
garden, fruit trees and grape vines.
TRIMS or SALE-S950 cash, balAuce In 70 months for ap
proved note well secured and payable in Bank.
B2i-id NJ KLEIN.
i. e. GLAssoocE, Auciloneer.
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Ho. for Kingston primes!

Tl'uE undersigned have made au arrange ,r1re.
uent With Mr.. Jane J. Baker. % ran tll41F-c-S2c
sx pa srngsr Omnibas the spriurs three ktLk[kG
times week. Fars each way two dollars one. NJ IN.
sevsnee House, where seats NAV be secured
The Omnias Sih eAVe Nashville lnest0llz At o'clock
A NJ Tuesdays, rhursdt as, and saturiaVs
Returning I'll leave the Springs puarfsgElv Al sans
hour, on Aand2i .. " siDcstays and tTtdsys.
Careful Dr. vrrs good horsss enunriabls onbases ana
delightful plsrs Of Teso thus offered he pablie
~ pains al be pared ~ maze The trip pleasant
J0ui n a. kioga.on agreeable.
JsgI-2la EJkJ KREIpRR
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Verandah Livery Stable
NEGRO MAN WANTED
NOTICE.

l IONS co. respectfully inform ther patrons and the
pubic in general that they have received verv
ana well sorted stock Of fine and choice imported
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
among the Smoking Tobacco will be found the cee brate
supply Of our well known SS-
Cholsra and Diarrhea Medicated Brandy;
Aromatic schiedam schnapps,
which, with the large stock OF of ~ - a. -, - -,
70 Sur better Inducements 10 make thrr
Sales" -si sA1ah m q ana QUICK
Bl3 L,oSs co,
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AJHEAT.- 1000 O eazh-ls wheat v4nled, lPat az
w 10 bashsl OzaabarE BAEs) Coz uhcA sih pay
cash TiF3if W. a. 6OEDOE q 90.