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$Jp'H wATERfAG.8 R5f sGHAs. WATERMAN:
COMMITTEEMAN g BROTHER,
MISUNDERSTANDING corner OF Com,
and Magazine streets, have on hand and
daily receiving BY foreign and domestic ar.
yas general assortment Of articles IN part az
is''S1 80 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Ropes IA.
Axes, Chains Scythes,5 55ys 5a$ 4t2
~ Carpenters Tools complete, i4 &H&AI5
Il Tlsf Coopersi Tools $z5 y S4
$ Anvis Vices, Bellows, 5a 5e5ttS
4&& 5E Stock and Dies Screwplates, W. I'VE 5&
So S Garden Engines Pumps,
a sa5ttE Plongns Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
M #$s Agricultural implements. gt5
I =F Mill, Cross cut and Pit Saws, f$5ss
Il 5 III 3g.} fG+ Or Yokes Bows, Singlerees,
888s$t55 .E$585 4z l8 Turning Iathes, @H
Hoes, Hames shoyels and Spades, Platform Scales,
3 r Androns, TENDERS. ShoTels and longs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers
Single and Double Barrel Guns, sE7&
Az III 455 Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes, g.
&I#8g Chinese Gongs, Iron Belsteads, E $45:
Britannia and Plated Ware 5 II
t555545 e55 "a Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
/ 54$E& {553 ~ Stock Eettlcs, Portable FORCES,
o2s1y Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
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TfrTlF WI CIR ND ENC dPlIENT OF LOUISIANA I.
o. regular the third in an
uary the Odd Fellows Hall corner OF
Camp and Lafayette streets, N 55 84=s8 S3s
ofcers fr e year iS56Alf Moulton NJ W. Grand Pati.
arch: Thomas n Bragg NJ H. t. H. Priest; VIM. Deacon, r.
vi Warden; JAMES Fpr1eauS, r. W. g. Scribe FL Viii
Hams R. ". e. Treasurer W.K. Mctntosh r. " Cd "
THOMAS Keee, w. G. Sentinel John Frankora w. Dep G.
Sentinel s5s .5s5gg asf f:5 g$4
Ali Gates r. w. b. D. G. Patriarch, Of District No. 2,
Franklin; Oscar Barbee R.W D. D. G. Patriarch Of District
No s. Baton Raige ~. " D. Covert r. W. D. d. g. Patri-
arch of District NO.1 Clinton, $50 as q. 46zE.
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ItKSf4 a. OU.7S JkIEI Il 5tfNIfID P.As
EN Amt TENT FIRE-PRODF SAFES FOR BOOKS PA
ri vi 553 PEERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNES
Ntsa VI & MARVIN.
as These are the first real freproof Safes made
They have passed through trials of intense heat
without the loss Of book paper than any other Safes
in the world This fact is not questioned by candid dsi
teresed person acquainted with their history. The
Der certificates hand from every part of the United States
showing the perfect reliability of these Safes for them
unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing the article would do we'll to these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'s Saamander Safes which
supplied with the very hest OF Locks
Citizens and wishing to look at Safes respect
fully solicited to cali and examine the splendid
ever offered in this city, hand and for sale 81 Gravier
street, New Orleans. s. GUTHRIE
ale d&Wtf Sole Agent for Stearns d Marvin.
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" NORTH CULI0HT, Alto r NEY- AT-LAW, WILL
La attend to all professional business in ST. Landry and
Ayoyees that be entrusted to his Office OPE-
LOTSAS. La.
References-Cha NJ Waterman hardware ,,rchant C. N.
Olivier ESQ., Thos D. Miller, rlect it; Chas b.
Singleton, Attorneyat-law; Nixon Adams, Crescent Office,
Na,rD rie Is rrOE
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY corner Of St. Charles and Clio Streets New
Orleans :, :,
GEORGE PURYES Architect and Builder, respectfully in
forms his friends the public that he has in addition to his
former business commenced the pnuacture Of Doors sshes
and Blinds of every description At the above establishment
All left Ut his office, q Commercial Place the factory
the Mechanics Exchange, Box 81 will be promptly AZ
tended TO- az Gm7
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TH0s. GRIFFIN. JOSEPH BtEpSOE.
TRIF'FIN. Is BLEDSOE, ATToRNIES. aT.LAW'
VI AUSTIN Texas will give prompt collecting
money any part Of the State and agent for persons
owning Lands attend TO BUSINESS pertaining General
Agency. 5' ms IL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-13
sCoTT's LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cor

NhhhE are features connected with this Mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination on the part OF
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill.
s ecnSnies construction and adaptation to ths pur-
P 10 crush and grind It's great ca
pacl Wne doing an immense work with extraordinary
sase' is DURABILITY is amply provided for. The complete
eno ehfe portabeness of the Little Giant rendering its
geaer conTenlence tor plantation and farm use mposs
PIE requires no mechanical aid or bill OF expense to
fu' up anY arn hand servant can put up and set
running In half hours time. The convenience with
"nch The sweep may be applied to horzontal-as is
aost usualOr head and the nil may be easily at
t=cned where steam water is used The power takes
requiring and two horses The quantity and quality
Of product is 80 bushels Of good feed meal per hour
according to the degree of fneness ground and the
MIL IL ls the cheapest MILL all things considered, there
is before the public.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pat
en aad worthy Of nOte is the fact that there has been
Patent Right Specializing huckstering about the
ty sS Is usual with the thousand bungng make shift i'm
piements thai got rade-merely 20 get money
by selling palming off the patent right upon the credu
humbng the other hand the Patentee and Propretors
OF the Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and de.
ternined that they will supply the Agrculturaliss and
Stock raSers ofour country with superior Mill are per
snenty engaged in the business and have over one hun
dred thousand dollars invested in the manufacture of these
mills in the East West and South some Of these establish
mens employing 60 solely in this business So high
these mills appreciated that four thousand have been
sold within the past eighteen months and the heaviest and
the most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural impe
ments in the United States have eagerly sought an inter-
est in their manufacture and sale
No implement has been thoroughly tested no one
OF the KIND has received and high testimonials
Tom Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by reason OF substantial practical utility and
merit have more fairly ground their way into every day
use and popular favor than Seos Little Giant Corn and
Cob Mill Orders promptly filed
Liberal discount TO dealers.
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@


THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic ee
Il win esern Northwestern, and Southwestern Statss
by continuous Railway direct This road .!so eorn
at Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers 70 an nott
the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and SandIskv nh
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lae.. p3at;
the most dlrect, ehegPess and rAsz5lS E0sss bv 49,
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and ouAbs lirrst -
r,poda Sses ss 2sgWeen fniadelpaia and PtttsbErgI
(n bOIss,J Fars' Feathers. Se' 49, S0e pss loon
SECOND CLASS-Books and StstoperT
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardwars, Lea. lT5c psr ICON
lheT, &C.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils RagVing Baeop
and Pork lin bulk, y Hemp Sc - ooc per lo0z3
FOURTH CLASS.-Cslee Fish, Bacon
and Pork packed Lard and Lard oil SOC per leos
Flonr-s1 per Dbl. until further notice
Grain-S0 cts per 100 lbs. until further nsties
Cotonszpsr bale, not exceeding 500 lbs weight uaa
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East OF Ph,l.
dePha be particular to marx package ra Pznsylasnss
Rdsr0ad-" All Goods consigned 10 the AGENTS Of tfa
Road at FhiiAdePhla or Pttsburg will be orH arded w
cut detention.
FRSIeEr AakSrs.-Harris. Wormley Co, Mer,phfs
Tennessee. r. I. Sass 4 Co, St Lous = HitehsII :
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesnil Bell and Muroek nd
Garter Jewett Louisville, Ky Z. @. Meldrum N5esou
Indiana SprgEan Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinuafi,
" W. Graham Co, ZaneSTills, Ohio; Lsech Co ia.
50 kIby street Boston, Leech Co Astor House ~
YORK; No William street, ard No. Battery Place Ne.
York; Z. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; MsgraE Roops gsI
tmore; Geo. g. Eyanciseus. Pitisborg
II. h HOUSTON, General Ffs;gH Agess PhiLzols
Ii. ]. LOhBAERT, SzP5 AaooEa, Pa.
ans g6-tISi 81
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TNHREE Daily Through Trains between Phiia5.lnb;,
Il snd Pittsburg. THE MORNING Mali, TRAM
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at tx A. NJ ard Pit.
burg for Philadelphis At 7. a n. faE FAST LINE
leaves Phsdelphia for Pittsburg at p N and Psburr
for Phladelphia at !, pm. THF NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Cor Plttsburg al H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ
The aeo.e lines connect at Rttsburg with the Railroads
% and from st. Louis No; Alton Galena and Chicsgu
IL; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haute Madison Laiay cite and Indianapolis Ind Cncr.
nan, Dayton Springfield BellefOntsne Sardusky Toedo
cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville MGssion ami Voosief
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats ro and 10 New
Orlesns, St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had 70 FROM either e. tks
above places
For urther particulars. Handbls at the differ us
starting points. Passengers from the West wiz ina 4 .
tne shortest aud most expeditions route 70 Phadephis
Baltimore, New ork or Boston.
THcS. MOORE, AsEST, Pgsszaqsr LIAs. Psisazs.
J. MESK1MEN, AGkST, Passenger ZiHes, Pitts5Erg
Philadelphia, l95S-ane-1y
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offer passengers proceeding to Londn ay advantages
any oier fnT Ils economy time and money
Passage from New YOrk Southampton Rremra First
CABIN Saloon, l30 dolias First CGbin Lower Salo0A Ito
dollars; Second do % dollars.
All letters and pass through the Post
fee.
bills of lading will signed parcels
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage apply
G. H. SAND, n South William street, New York.
C. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKkY & CO., Southampton.
WM lSELiN. Hayre. karQ3-fy
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RAGs-S550 IN PREMIUMs.
TO NASHVILLE MERCHANTS.

TO NASHVILLE MERCHANTS.
TTNHE Merchants OF Nashville and business general
y will ud It greatly their interest to advertise in
the Somerset Ky Democrat, printed and published
weekly by White Barron Co. The Democrst has large
circulation in all that country in Kentucky from which
Coal and other products shipped to Nashville 1t has
wide circulation in all those counties in Kentucky from
which merchants 90 to Nashville to buy their goods 1t
Las larger circulation than any other paper the 4th
Congressional District Ky Our terms for advertising
very liberal Mr. James s. Kellys l49 South Market ST.
Agent and will state terms all who wish ad
yerse with u.s. and attend forwarding advertisements
to All those who prefer it. send their advertise
unents TO us by mail.
dec2-2m WHITE BARRON 4 90
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Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State.
TTNBE above IDstitution b permanently located, and
Il not surpassed BY any similar establishment IN the
United States point of facilities for mparng thorough
practical knowledge of the duties Of the Accountant
Bookkeeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision oil
the President Of the College who is practical 6ookkPe
having had many years experiences in some OF the rgeS
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the superntendenee OF JOIN A.
McEwEy Esq., Member of the Nashville Bar WHO is Too
widely known lawyer snd orator to require any urner
notice at our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces Dosn hesolng ana
Lectures.
Lectures will be delivered at nigh not to nterfsre
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
bv WV FERREL NJ Under this head is embraced every
species of calculations necessary for boekkeeper bus
ness man 10 understaad-y Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. DO.
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Doubleand Single Entry as applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures including the use of books 80. $40 90
Pennanship-For twenty lessons, ,...............$5
For lessons without limit, ................$l0 90
"a The above fees payable, invariably, in advances
The importance rule appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having vacation:
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men Will be supplied with coa
peent book keepers BY applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for 80 per wesk
No student will be taken for less than full course IN
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full eonrse-fron six to ten weeks
~ Address Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn ap27-dtw&w1y
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
FTNHE subscriber offers for sale handsome little 49,
l. country residence contain % acres. Sua E1;;;
ted half mile from Triune Williamson county, in. .lA
medistey the Nolensve and Nashville Turnpike. The
Improvements on the place are-a handsome new Brick
Honse and other bulldogs excellent Orchard Young
Fruit Trees, &C., &C.
The place is admirably adapted for Boarding House
being situated in the immediate vicinity good Male and
Female Academy, and boarders are always llenty. To
any person wishing nice country residence this place
offers unusual inducements, and good bargain can be
had by applying soon.
ANY person wishing TO purchase will call on John A.
Jordan, who will show them the premises
Triune, n156-2v+ THOMAS PEAr
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COMBS, FANS, AND Fancy GOODS.

IN PARK PLACE, NEW YORK r-ites The attention
IUs Of Southern and ssten Merchants Is hs new s,oE
Of FsDs Combs Hair TOoth and Nail Brushes Ladies st
cule Pertumery, Soaps, Ports Monsies Jet and Bssd
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and EeedIss
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards. Wax Coral and 6 as
Beads Necklaces, &C. India Rubber Combs Canes B.lll
and Toys of every description. Scissors Rarors and z
lery, Gold and Gilt Jswsry Aeccrdsons and Vions IN.
cludEg general and very lsrgs stoek OF English FrsBc
and German Fancy Goods which viii Be sold et the va
lowest prices for CASA or AFPsoEkD PAPsK
q 0rdsrs By Letter selected and put up In shs a
manner WILLIAM TASKER.
nTe-1yd. Pax PL4cz, INV Yeaz.
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ELECTRIC MILL

Portable Plantation Corn Feed FIGURING Mills, Manu-
factured from the best quality Of French Burr.
DUR MILL STONES OF all sizes, on hand and made
ID to order. Smut Mills, Mill Irons Mill Gearing,
Betting, Hosting and Regulating Screws, Screen Wire
Damsel Irons, Plaster of Paris, Dutch Anker Brand
Boiling Cloths, of all numbers
All sruces sold by warranted 10 be of the best quail
ity, or the money refunded
MHlers, Minwrights, Farmers ard others respect
FULLY invited 20 examine my stock rsrsAsiug
where. .....
Allorders and communications promptly attended to.
JOHN W. BRADFORD,
och7-eotw&vly Ger, Broad and High sts, Nashville
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NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH s=<Esr.
l. fNGfON. Capt. v CsveHdy HER. -
MANN Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea slfss
stop al Southampton both going and returning.
FROPssES psTKs sAILIsg-lsJS.
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sUNDRIES.
Executors Sale.
I4O IRON WORK NEGROES, FORGEMEN,
FURNACEMEN, COLLIERS AND ME-
CHANICS OF ALL KINDS,
q N IL -

10 be Sold at Public Auction,
TNHE Undersigned Executors of Montgomery Bell, de-
Il ceased will offer for ssle at Public Auction at Valley
Forge in Dickson county, Tennessee. three miles South
Eastof Charlotte. commencngon TUESDAY, 18TH
AND FORTY NEGROES, consisting Of &EN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN many Of them skilled in every depart.
ment Of the Iron Business, Fergemen, Keepers Filters
Founders Mouders Golfers Backsniths, Engineers snd
Waggoners and the majority Of the Women and Children
exec lent field hands.
The said Slaves will be sold u months credit and in
Families far practicable Negro traders and non.
residents of the State of Tennessee Except the egaees Of
tie Tesat0s who will be permitted 10 purchase and carry
out of the State prohibited by the will from purehas
ing any of said Slaves.
i9y- Bonds with undoubted security, payable at The
Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville will in every cese be re-
quired before delivery.
WM. E. WATKINS -
D. p. McR0BERTS,
JAS. L. BELL,
jae-td Exe'trs of n. Bell deed
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Nos. an and a.
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NANHKLL L u YEINNEQ OEAt

THESE Machines very justly considered the
best use, having the adVaB tage OF all others the
simplicity Of their constructions the speed and beauty Of their
work, and the great strength of their seam. Unlike any
others in use, they form with threads
from ordinary spOols Of cotton. silk
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping under
ny circumstances whatever
The first and highest premiums have been awarded
Machines all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe and the inventor reoces in the
stana reward Of the largest patronage bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine in Europe America.
They of the highest finish, and of every variety of
and se and adapted 10 all the wants OF the Sewing
munity.
They all secured exclusively the propretors
ters patent and free from all legal controversy Great
pains has been taken TO adapt thess Machines Plantation
sewing, and they now SIMPLE, durable easily
and tended by person, that they entirely beyond
competition for this work for the manufacture of heavy
or light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has
been invented TO surpass hemany person after hours
practice make from 400 to 7O sacks per day
machine These machines also equally well adapted
the manufacture Of all kinds of clothing hne
wen as general sewng quitting, stitching, &c. These
chimes are arranged to make the stitch length de-
sred and to with and every in
nent and the durability regularity aud beauty Of fnish
cannot be equaed by any work accomplished by the
skillfa hands.
We shall all times keep hand uIl of
these machines and respectfully invite public gem
orally TO call and them in use and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has not been
told. dec26-tf
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importers

OF Cognss BrsEdies from otard, Dupuy Co.. snessey,
Pne Csson Co., and other Houses Of the highest repu
taton and sole Propre.o ofhe celebrated BrARdes Of
CHATEAU BEkNARD,
SUPERIOR VINEYARD,
LQUEUR DES CHAMPS DOR,
"MAGNA CHARTA,'' &c, &c
seHIEDAM AND OLD HOLLAND GINS, JAMAICA AND
WEST INDIA RUNS
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES
From the oldest established Houses in Europs all of which
have been ordered and selected with view their purity
and medicinal
CIGARS imported for trade, from the best ship
pers Havana.
Agents for fine description Virginia manufactured
TOBACCO, also large stock CT medium and low grades,
and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES.
PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.
B. II. 81 e A. W. * Co.. the exclusive Ofthis
Wine and in receipt Of shipments by regular Packets
and beg those who may not have given II trial to do
under their that will be found SUPERIOR in dell
Of flavor and quality TO any Wine at imported
jan23-d&triwlm
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HOUSE FOX RENT,
HAVE very comfortable House the corner OF Sum.
mer and Ash streets for rent
Aso-s or 10 good Negroes for sale, amongst thom wo
good Cooks.
dec29 kkBS " POTTER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The under signed proposes to sell portion of the
estate which he resides in the county of Maury known
as Hamilton place"
These lands beautifully located, well improved
watered, and mbered and point Of fertility productive
and heshtulness not surpassed equalled by
any lands in the State OF Tennessee There are in the
neghborhood Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches also schools male and female in the midst of
of good society is be found in the Southern States
700 Acres are offered for sale fronting the Colum-
Bis Central Turnpike Road divided into FIVE LOTS con-
tanning so, 49, l55, $780, and 29 severaly The i'm
pfovepens consist of a BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC COT.
TAGE, built Of brick containing eight rooms with
s;y oubudings 400 acres of cleared land under good
ene overseers houses, negro quarters blacksmith and
carpenter shop, mill house, corn crib &C. &C., &c
The lands will be sold either in body in lots If
disposed of BY the first of November ii will be offered at
public sale in lots To professional gentleman merchant
Southern planter who desires beautiful country resi-
dence, these lands offer great attractions It'll that
such lands are offered for sale.
Address the undersigned at Ashwood Post Office Maury
county, Tenn. .
Plats of the land may be at the store of Mares
Orr CAN'T Columbia, and with K. Houston, ESQ., NASH
vile, Tenn.
septl6-n LgCIUS J. POLK.
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.FARR LEpUcEp TO sI9 50
go !

. FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS,
WA Tennessee aad Ala6sms RailTrad, ColGrbia
v Waynesboro R3d Memphis and Charleston Railrcad
$50 miles railroad and 1s5 miles turnpike Leaves Nash
vile Sundays Wednesdays snd Fridays at ~ m AZ.
ply at the General Stage Oee opposite The Post Oee
dec22-tf
FARE RRDUc D TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE "a
o JACKSON, TSNN.
VTIA Tsunesses and Alabama Railroad CeluuSI. ssd
Waynesboro. For seats spply at the GenerzI Sfsrs
ONCE Bssves Nashville Sundays, wednssdsrs and -
dave. at 81 a m deeQa-ff {.
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MISERABLE DWELLINGS FOR SALE
Igt-A BRICK Dwelling with or rooms, No 80
Church street.
2d-A neat Brick DweIling with rooms on Faux 5ah
street. South Field, near the residence Of gss nooos
sd3Nr W Shaffor's Magnificent residence on Broad
way in West Nashville The Lot contans upwards Of an
acre the dwelling new and oomnodious. Apply 70
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PaITsaer's Patent Leg.

FAMILY GhOCERY.
HAVE in store and for sale low for cash, the follow
J. ing articles:
Extra Family Flour, warranted the very best.
SuEar-BrOwn, Crushed, Loaf and PulVerized
Cofee-Jsvs Laguyra and Rio
Preserves. Jellies and JAMS ofall kinds.
suces, UaIsups Pickles. Oysters, Spices and Fish.
Pie Fruits Peaches, Cherries and Strawberries
Fresh Tomatoes aud all other articles strictly for family
uss Warranted the very best quality
iAn4'56 j. N. HAWKINS 50 Union street