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y
the illustrious Dibbey which sufficiently vin-
dicaied and defined his position as veteran
member OF the order. We to day have 10 fol-
low il up with the following letter from gem
tleman OF the lower House, addressed to his
son.
sr. January lC, 1855.
Son John--l hav b uch Legislative work
To come home on 4 wday nights as said |
wculd-so You NV nd the farm. ! have
managed TO get ot pd many committees,
50 as to becOme H by having my name
printed ofner i1 4fs and | manage to
say something - " and have seen
my name 3 tiinsl IN The daily bee
American primo liking up some here
in Boston aud - Ig to discord all for
eign eliments in ernment (by The way
have the barn I'D (ntcd over with some
other color besid hnis h brown. don't
! like any thing Sp The governor has
made lick at the gn militia and disban
ded all the cOmpaA (dont use any more
British Oil for your d bfDess, for have thrown
away that box Of Russia salve your mother
put in my trunk to rub my rumatick leg with,
use American pliys,c Il is the best.) We are
going to have the latin lingo taken OF the state
coat Of arms, and put plain Yankee en-.
glsh in its place.
We are going head tell you, and make a
clean swooP OF every thing of foreign extrac-
uoH h0rS NiSietu Nv paw VI o"""S"S"e ~
cepting the live buffalo which is a regular ma
tive, he looks very much like a hairy COW -
Speaking Of cows reminds me of our Durham
bull you may sell kim 10 " Wade The butcher hc
is Of lorign extraction. A friend asked me 10
20 TO the Alheneum and see The library and
pictures, but was told nearly all the pic
lures are painted by the old masters as they
are called - and these AIN told are without
exception all foreigners besides many oi the
books are in foreign languages, so IL is con
trary TO our principles 20 visit such place
l was going 10 see Banverds great painting oi
the Holy land hich is making some stir but
a naive artist told me it was mostly painted
with venetIai, and Dutch pink and Nap IS yel
low while al, the skies were Prus ian blue, Il
much Of the foreign el.nent to be interesting t.
me. BY the way speaking 'f paint have In,
front blinds which had painted with Frenc'
green last fall painted some other colcr ,han
mentioned above. Stop the Zions Herald an'
take the Yankee p'iva Ter iu It's place. CIV
my vest TO dick the plowman aud tell him
sione Jip the scotch terrier off the farm aud l.
kill tha, Maltese -slontgonary Ala Ad
vertiser.
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MosE TnUTm THAN PJErRy. The N. II. Tel.
evaph is Of the opinion thai ''an editor who
cannot stop right in he midl of enc Of the
finest trains OF thought. that he is putting on
paper, TO minute the ditnensions OF a huge
pumpkin, write an advertisement for a dog
lost to enter The hane ni new subscriber. OF
receive pay for an old onu--to take cowhid.
| ing for something he has said-and alter all
resume The thread Of his discourse, and carry
out the idea in j Is original furce aud beauty Is
/ next TO No editor al al. 4
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w. C. IRWIN, JR.,
SURVEYOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT

Montesusad, POaoeshiek County io'cd,
WILL promptly attend to all business in his ine Ex-
w ecute Surveys, Subdivisions and plas OF land, etc
Several thousand choceland for sale on CON-
| mission. e- -a Ia ..a 81.
Dec. 9th 1854
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DEATm or Two CLERGYNEN. The Rev. Cyrus
johnson. ID. d Of Chatlotlc, North Caroina,
died very suddenly Of npoplexy on The morn
ing Of the 25th Of Iapuary, in an omnibus,
whilst going TO the Railroad depot He was
ON his way to Fort Mills for the purpose Of
marrying genllema1 ID lady on hat eve
s.s siss .na,.sl He was g. gns s, bad a
the dav appointed wedding. and was
buried yesterday. knson viii be buried
to morrow MouigoA fAIa.j Gaz iLte
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-, Of -, county o. -. sulH W. 80,
- to -, agreeably to the advertisement OF the
Postmaster General, dated February 10, 1885, and by the
| folio wing mode Of ofconveyance, viz
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GEORGE ID. NICHOLS,

(,ENERAL REAL ESTATE BROKER, Davenport, Iowa
\T Office corner Of Main and Second Streets
II. KILBOURN, Esq, an experienced Auctoneer, con-
nected with the Office Also accomplished Engineer
Surveys and subdivisions Of land executed promptly.
He has large amount Of lands improved farms and
town lots the various counties of the state for sale
commission.
REFERENCES.
3 L. A. Benoist and Co.; Bankers ST Louis.
Chiles and Carr, Comm. Merchants, do
Mascot, Pres. Northn Bank, Ky, Lexington.
Philip Swiger I, Esq, Frankfort Ky.
George L Davenport Esq, Davenport Iowa
F. Sellers and Co., Pittsburg
Mai Ills Springfield, Ill.
December 18th 1854. fo
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II. N. TAYLOR,
NOTARY PUBLIC MONTEZUMA, POWE.
SHIEK COUNTY, IOWA,
vTTLL attend to the payment Of taxes transfer and
w conveyancing Of real estate. Office, upstairs in
the Court House.
August 16, 1854.
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rELEK Il wooDiN,

ArrORNfES AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW, IOWA
rstv Iowa viii practice In the several courts OF the
State All business entrusted to their care VIII De Promp
v attended to- ONCE in the second story Of Berryhls
new building, Clinton street.
November 3Oth 1883.
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CAcrE HOJYSE.
O. ". ABBOTT. T,,.,
FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN

vr1Yrr n,ost extensive assortment oI
VIE "o'' BOOTS AND SHOES
ever offered to the citizens o. Iowa ois' y
' G. w. ABBOTT q cos
:, ~. IA shoe store. on Washington St. nrst door
ssss Of powes New Block where may be found
varis.y meta and Shees light and heavy, fancy and
,lain. LAIN. Of The latest styles and finest qnay.
mrw SUPPLIES CONTINUALLY AkAiSASu'
vro our experience in manufacturing and nuyns, ~
srs conf isit Of being able TO Sc es ne
.ssrs slI please call and exauine ne'o'e pu'
chasing elsewhere ....n. "a, nast fayors We
.auv soI;cit = continuance Of the same -,
respectfully s0'S G. W. ABBOTT co
iowa City Aug %. iis5s-h
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9jf INSTRUCTIONS.
Foyw Of q proposal rhese 10 change from adUev-
tisenent Is contemplated By the bidder.
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LANES d. TEMPLlN,

JAM EO d. EHI II1N,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN ChANCEhi
and Notnry Public, Iowa City, Iowa. Will attend TO
ali business entrusted to his in the United states
Distrct ourt and the Supreme and District courts Oh
hs Stat. NJ iowa lie will also give Strict attention as
AGENT TO the purchase and sale Of real he
Jayment OF taxes, renting Of property periecg .es,
the sale and location OF land warrents the VI
lie has prepared himself with full and compete MI .e
aoube Index accompanied with correct plats, OF AL ue
SI;tea States State and county records OF Johnson
connty. Iowa, carefully compared and corrected, by
hic, he is able to give at glance, the true e %
W. 80 and niece of land in johnson county, without
az ts,i;ons and uncertain process Of "fumbing mnsy
records days. and at last buying Pig IN no o mi,
., nvners OF real estate should look wall to their
tcs Persons employing him to do their ;.
vim be charged nothing for the or,s ..
REFER TO-IIon 9. Folsom, lIon j. X Car'e.on' Hon
rhomas H. Benton, jr. Hon. John Clark, Iowa o"y'
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-,n,,, Ioyr, CITY d. l.. HUFF, Marengo
= = TENpTIN & HUFF.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AL mhn
racc. in the several courts Of the State OF IOWA hey
viii give particular attention to the coecuoh o. =,
III, i'm the line Of their profession III ,e coues
% "f iowa poweshiek, Benton, Tama and hardh.
Auril ~, 1854.
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A bid receives,
1S53,er without the
bines several routes u
be considered in compc
sonable in amount
| Bidders should, in all
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Forxs sjeeste.

The underSsned, Plstuas f.---, State Of -.
ccrthes under his oath q that he is acquainted
with the above guarantoss e*sthcmtc BIZ men Of
Dated &a fSignvti.1
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". PENN. CLARKE,
,tt,rnev at Law and Land Ageut,

$3.50 lOsrd cay, I0Dd,
tNR ACrlCES in the U. States District Court ana IN e
supreme and District Courts OF the S.ae, anu Wt ns
COLLECTIONS in the counties Of Johnson, Musca'he' WASH
iuvton Linn Cedar Louisa and Iowa. .,.,r.
na,,g in Caberson Renos Banking house, up sairs.
Dec. u, 1s54.-lyr
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kfthc 10th April,
onpensas,o., 'e. .-..mn, e""',
y regular proposal fta-
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CLARK g. BROTHER.
.rropyrys AND COUNCELLORS AT LAW, WILL
,c in the diiferent courts at Iowa City, and adjoin-
ing counties. -.
iowa city August II. 1883.
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! ANE.IsErA!
A WILL ON TRIAL

for one month and II il DONE give complete satisfaction, to
return ~ II there be any man thus uspose let him =
speak Satisfaction warranted every case, the mon
ey will be rcfuudcl The Crusrr be attached TO horse
water or steam pUWer which renders the convenient
i south Of Nason's and DiNou's line. All other Iruhes
nov in Sou require much power, will wear
out. According
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SCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

rI'HERE are features connected this mill worthy Of
| consideration and close examination the p4rtoi
those Sishinr TO purchase Feed Min.
Its mechanical struction ard adaptation 10 the 7ur.
po es Vued cru-h and grind Its great
pacity willie doif n Work with extraordinary
ease it, durability l. amply provided for The complete
and entire porahlrnrss the Little Giant, rendering It's
greater convenience plantation and arm mposs
bic. requires :hsuical aid or bill o. 10 put
q Up: farm hand servant Pot up and set
running in half an hours The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied hor E1ntal-as Is
usuaor over bead and the mill may be easily atsehrd
where used. The power Il take> requiring
and horses The quantity and quality OF product
20 OF good feed meal hour according TO the
degree OF tBeness g'cand ana the size mil IL Is The
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, a pa
tent and worthy Of the that there has bsen
Patent Rgh speculatng huckseTing about the country
as l. usual wi the thousand buaglng makeshh imple-
ments that are got rsde-merey 10 get money by
selling or paming OF the pa'eni right the creddous
then the machine be ab tndOne by all parties hum
bag hand the Psttntee and PoprroTs Of the
Le Giant Wills H~viug hat ihey ean-snd determDed
that they will supply the Agculu and Stock rasers
Of With superior MIL, permanently
gAsed Ia the business have hundred thousand
dollars invested Ia the manufacture q Ihese mills In The
Easi and South q these establishments poy
ing 60 men solely in the business So highly these
rns app ecated that ur thousa have lcen sold within
the pat eighteen months and the heaviest and the Ost
ext, nsve Manufacturer ~ Agricultural implemen IN he
United eagerly sosgh interest in their
lacturs and sale.
No Implement has been more thoroughly tested
Of the Kind received numerous and high testmOnas
from Mechanics Institutes AID Agricultural Associations
and none. BY of substantial practical utility aud
merit have fairly ground their into eyrFy days
use and popular favor thsn scos Little Giant Goa and
Cohb MHl. Orders promptly hied.
Liberal discount 10 dealers. -
octf-u No - Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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II A e. S!
$3.50 IN PRE- MIU NJ s..

III AvING largely Increased ny supply o. Rags hy the
Preaiums offered the past year, ending June seth,
am induced offer larger aHoung q Pr ians Tor the
present year and vi pas tkc abTe Trrnum In Of
sIOa 800 ts sT8 tGe $50 sac ESQ go and ti0, any
ten Merchants Pedisrs Who ul cser from this date
the 1t o JAY, 1885. the largest amount Of RAGS ihs
same 70 hough outiie o. aud ~ dong bgsiRess
outside of Nastvilie or siciuiy
WILL At All TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE ~ CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY. and { sse
esrEcste 81 ihr alaani FeceFcd an paid tor
these certificates rst kept ard sent ia ec3re
Jaw 50 n II fltrre dntsnrse arrlotf ~ Nashy r
Inake DE aEards. Tie largest znouut being eucd %
fi88 the next largest % ESQ. and - On coEn-
Merchants seeding Eass al pease Wrr= hat nay
~n n0l Be a.IsEca.
wooiea nses, SIk ahi Worsifd Rags nst wasted,
and = d. OCT he Included IN lie above
earnestly solicit greater stienten 10 saving ard bayng
rass Ihnoaghaas Mit5le feanss4se.
is4-asrsa1H VS. wHfTEaAS.
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FIFTY DuI.EsIIS,
4 g Il y -,

EIis Moore 4 Co, Il Market street. Nashville hanu-
laclufrrs aud General Agents.
County
40, Watkins, Pulaski, Agent Tor Gile- County.
Wm B RuBt, saicr., .cat fpT fralka Ioubty, Tenn,
and Jackson 'ouHtv, Ala.
J.ui,s H. Vance, Casgala Springs, Agent ior sunner
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HAm REsTcaAuvE-In columns 10 dsy vii he found
Prof Moods ad,e tzcnent of the above article, which
we call attention. What Il has done have Witnessed
on several OF our aeIuaintsBees In ST Louis Hair
grey met our view black brown, the ght be,
being the color early manhood and dne and osy
silk and without other application than the kstOr
alive n Il has done this upon others viii IL not do the
sars for any u cur readers whose "osty broxs"
once ike the locks of Lockels Warik~ chief hey
Wiil try We think so-lcksogrie C0Hs'fs't0Hdiast,
oct 5. iss3.
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'TtIG LAWS OF NATURE,

a Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral wahbing
motion viii ,ssriy out; all other lrushrrs
are anenabe this grand objection and the Poprirors
disuUc r. Ia the u-tru ~ pa 81 'tuCNi AMAA
tea" have power, auI DtfY CNfhAuICruS have
lesen-l rcJt and CHALLENsE oNE Word % he contrary
have pr vented N4bun5 is.vTsI Luou, and al arc
coupe ri to ac knowledge IT, there tore that is
superior 60 auy other Mui selling this reuac,
r-eI Al me 3.N Euv If
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II ROF. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
INHAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
4 original growth, far their locks concerned
does admit u doubt besides will cure possible
disease the scalp, whether q, yeope dandruf itching
OF in the ape eruptonsevrn scsd hsa3-
and possible will Il fa OF curing. - by maggie
uery per odcal headache and n used twice wee ~
tn young regularly viii preserve the color, sd Keep he
hair FROM falling 20 any imaginable age READ JUDGE
LoGANsPoRT, Ia, June 18th, ISIS.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co:
GEsTs Yours of the 18th duly hand. Enclosed
please md ass Il being the amount ur Har Restorative
have sold Il all II you choose you msy send six
bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell IT, Il has
worked Miracles this plare. sold sx a. bottles
shat bald aud fetched hair out al his head
Yours respectfully
NJ IL GRIDLEY
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CAR orncE. vAxDAuA. June p. 1854.

c z Z VFFICE, NANDAIIA, june y, Ie5l.
PEoy. wooD;DvAr III II take piessare IN bearing .ol
unary testimony the excellence Of Hair Restorative.
Three months ago my hair very grey. Is dark
brown, (he original orr smooth and glossy. IN only
application have made Il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by YOU which from the result Ia my case,
can most cordially recommend TO others.
Respectfully YCurs,
EDWARD wOLCOTT.
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S 3 O O O O

PSI Prizes, amounting $30OUO
Only 10000 numbers Tickets $5; Halves 81 20; Quars
al 25 In this Scheme II you draw anythDg the
prize, It will be FIVE times the OF the Prizes
payable full without ded eon-anu every rize is drawn
at each Drawing, and get them. Orders
strictly confidential Drawings ord, Registered
etters at my risk. Bills al solvent Banks at Tar
Ad JAS. p. WINTER, Macon, Ca;
or Box 143, Nashville P. o.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, MONDAY.
CHEAP GASIgGHT.

THE BrNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for Manuac-
tories Stores, Dwelling Houses Steamhoas Railroad sta.
tons &c Thes Machines warranted to give satisfAc
tOn they Manufactured under 3 I. McDougals Pat
en and the only that will operate well in cold
weather. The Light prodUc halt cheaper than Coal
Ca, and less than the commonest Talow Candies They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices IS
PEI less than any other machines made The Comps
ry r 70 ale State and County Fights for all the states.
All orders should be add, sed 70
S. 7. McnOUGALI, Agent for the Company,
nov2O- en- 32I broadway, New Ork.
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NnCssEKs, Ind, jane ~, l,53-
Trok o J. Wood As you about 10 ta-nufsfurc snd
yend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative wH state
for uhous0eyeT may concern thatI have used Il and
others a. ;hai have 5r several been
tie habit % other Hair gesloraves and hat md
yours vastly superior % any ether knoE. 10 entirey
eanes the head Of daIdun and with monihs proper
use restore any persuus hair he original youthful
color and texture, giving healthy, soft and ossY ap-
pearanee, and al this without disco orng the hands NAT APP
ply t. or the dres. uhich aTops. w0ua, thereto
recommend every desiFons q having n3e
egIor and texture " hair.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

w TANTED 44OOO TO $4,000 to invest in wholesale bu
w sness, already established.
n B.-Any person having the above sum 10 invest
make arrangements his personal attention her
wise Apply by Box 494, Post Ofgce, Nashville
stating when and where an interview can be hal
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PATENT MACHINE
II A l. Il II . Il Il .

TTvHR MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
n - s.sIs9 - Hundred Coils psr usek o. very
.-r..,ar srsiess of sTRKTcHkD MACHINE bALh hORA-
M erers ufopplly hled ~ ne losest nAfkst f3ses
Al e'-e' JOliN 7. D0UGtArS. PresidF ne.
...ss-sm No a. csmneEei-l q .ss lns... We.
RcA JOHN RAAAlk.
- g Oksnsee,
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LADIES, HEELEp eATrERs.

HAVE received aEother packag- %
II LADIES' super Erench L. Hyeied Caters
"a Thick soes;
Cir5h Congress Boots
KID Buskins and PARIS Ties;
{" Thick soicd Boots;
Nssez' XII siippers G4issFs AID Fancy Boots.
JOAN RAMAGE
noyiT 81 College q.
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
let Tie A67Icted Read and Ponder.


An Infabe Remedy for scrcfala Kings Evil Rbsurnst sr
Obstinate CutaOCOus FruptOus, Pimples Postules
the Face, Botches Bos ARue and Fever Chronic Sore
Pain OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphic
Disorders, Lumbaeo, spinal COInps ntS and all Diseases
arising from iiiudiciOus Use OF Mercury, lmpTudence
in Life, Impury Of the Blood.
'HS great Alternative medicine and Purifier 81 the Blood
is used by thousands Of grateful patients al
able performed by the greatest all 7edcines Gar
TT RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Scroula ErupOns the Skin Liver Diseases Feyers "
GERS, Old Sores Affections Of the Kidneys Diseases Of the
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bones
snd Joints all speedily put flight by using this great
aud nestimabls remedy.
For diseases Of the Blood nothing has been found
TO compare with 1t ceanses the system Of al impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion gives tone 10 the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, aud restores the Constitution
snfeebed by disease broken down by the OF
youth, to its pristine vigOr and strength.
For the LADIES' il is ncompaaby better than al the
melcs used. few doses Of CARTERs MXTURE
will remove al sacwness Of complexion, bring the
manug the cheek, give elasticity the step, and i'm
prove the general health in able degree, beyond all
the iicines heard or
The large number Of certificates which have received
from persons parts Of the United States the
evidence that there umbug about it. The press hotel
keepers gsraes, physicians, and pubic men, well SHOWN
the community all add their testimony wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cal the AGgST and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad the wonderful cures this truly greatest Of all medicines
has performed.
None genuine rn signed BENNETT BEERS, Proprie-
tors No Pear str ct Richmond, Va; to whom all orders
Tor supplies and Sc Icies must be addressed
And for sale by W. F. GRAY and II. G. SC0YlLL Nash
vile, and by Dealers in Medicine generally.
mSri0-dtriwaWly
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PARTNER WANTED
ToR IHE LApIEs-RLCEIYEp By ExPREss.

I AIDES super French leeed eaters;
IL " Congress Heeled Boots:
d" BrUwa Congress Caters.
few dzen pairs OF the latest styles ard handone,
ust opened by JOHN RAMAGE
Sep2s ~ College
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MANnFAcrnRrRs a1-n nfIrIrRs

WE general Agents for the sale Of all Cotton and
w WoOlen fabrics manufactured 10 the State OF Tenne
see. and have appropriated large and commOdious
solely their sale and storage. We have also apprOpra
ted another for the sale and storage OF tLOLk alone
would respectfully call the attention Ci both Mana
urers and MilieTs 10 this RTrangeu tnt
GORDON 20
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II. w. SEIAFFER,

II. w. SIIAFFER,
No College ST., Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
nEALER Ia all kinds Of Cabinet Furni-
~ ture, and Is receiving additional tsS tl,e,
suppys; and having dttrd myself out - s3
with fine heaTse and gentle horses, am -
prepared TO furnish Kind and quality Of collins the
hortest notice, by cay night.
Ciok~ lamps and Gironias for sale. Mattresses u all
kints on hand, made 70 order
Furniture Repaired vi, h neatness and dispatch.
various styles - WAFdrobes-a thrap for cash
or good paper, At No. College street Churrh.
X. W. SHAFFEK,
prf14-1v Ry ID. W. DuHRIs
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NINIisINnis,.ts

NINE EHJrNDREts
4 CRFS Of Land for sale in Sumner COY, Tenr IL "a
y miles hon Gallatn A good Turnpike Road run -
ming from Galan within miles, the balance good ieYrl
dirt road portion Of IL is about and n IA to
miles from the Nashville and Louisville Railroad; steam
mills the premises. I Hr sell il in lots cf 100
Scres more cash; b. lance ia and years, 81 to
- per Those reLting Ian will 10 well make
srpca ion the unders gned Nashville, Joseph
Wallace, Ag Mt, Sumner County.
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Wheat /! Wheat |!

WE wn pay CASH ior Wheat delivered IN Sashsiiis.-
w ssrss tzEasshed. Cal sEd ocfoFe yoa SD.
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tATANTED-I wish to purchase FIFTY LAND WAR
w RANTS for which will pay the highest price
R. A. BALLOWE,
aug22 Genl. Agent No II Deaderick St.