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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Arts Brown 81 Jas. W. Fets ct al.
T)Y virtue OF writ Of Veud sr, 30 directed and de-
ID lvered from the Honorable Crcuit Court OF Davidson
County Tennessee at its September Term, 1885, will
public sale TO the highest bidde for cash az the
Court house ward gate the city of Nashville Saturday
the 10th dav OF December 1856 all the right tte claim
interest and which Jas W Feits then had
have since acquired the following de crSed proper
ty wit being part Of Lot No " in Balch WhiteSdes
addition to the town Nashville Jackson street. vE ~
ing the part Of the lot which conveyed
by Jno p Erwin TO Ralph Hughes and Cha lote Miller.
from ing 50 feet Jackson street. running back 10 Feet
reg tered in the Registers Office q Davidson Csunty,
Book No % page 5O7 being levied the properly Of
James W. Fets satisfy Judgment rendered in favor 81
Arts own against the said Felts.
JSO X EDMCNDSON.
uAv2O-w4t By z. z. 8LAsoOcK, Deputy 6heri q,
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NEWSPAPER CHANSE.-The last number Of
the ohelbyvllle ErpositOr contains the yaledc-
tory of the senior editor, JANIS Russ Jr., and
the announcement of Mr.. HURON, who is
hereafter TO preside over the editorial depart
ment. Theformer publisher, Gr. I. b. LAIRD,
i still connected with this sterling journal as
one of its publishers. He is 3 gentleman Of
long experience aud superior abilities in news
paper publication, aud bis success heretofore
is guaranty of what may be expected in
the future. Mr. HURON hiss been connected
editoray with the paper for several months,
during which time he has exhibited n high or
der Of talent aud fine qualities as a writer.
He is a gentleman of extensive and varied IN"
formation a ready and judicious writer, aud
Possesses the requisite qualifications for a popu
lar journalist. The EIpositor has our most
hearty wishes for its success and usefulness.
Our friend Russ, although retiring from the
Erp0sitOr, We are pleased to state, does not
Quit the tripod, but enters the Geld at another
point, where he will be certain 20 do faithful
and good service in the cause of his party aud
his country. lie has become a veteran in the
ranks editorial though comparatively young
in years, aud he carries to the scene of his 10
ture labors, well-esrned and envisble rePu-
tation. We trust that the most abundant suc~
cess awaits him, and we have no doubt that
the enterprise in which he is about to engage
will prove advantageous to al parties under
his superior management aud ability.
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$50 FANCY BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE,
And mostSelect of this Season.

Erz NOW, LADIES. is your chance to get rich 49,
2 Bonnets, Millinery Goods Embroideries &C, fs3S
WI at this grea reduction in prices Having pur WI
chased largely at Paris this season. and having some little
competition, induced lay in very extensive stock
and must close out large balance cf FAN and Winter
Bonnets previous to making great alterations in store
Spring Sales stick will be the largest South
West Of New Yor s-days. Come and supply your
selves before they all gone they will Of last at
reduced prices. Our stock is we'll assorted
any time this season, having received %ods BY
from since the list Of October all Of the most
beautiful and late styles. sucs Of Cloth Wrappngs at
emily SO each-a lec EmbrOideres Of every descrp
von At haf price, Royal Gmps and Dress Trimmings. 100
sxes OF rich Flowers for BrJa Parties BOInets at fu
" SO per lower than offered in Nashville. a.
boxes OF rich Plumes imported Head Dresses &c. Rich
Bonnet Ribbons sGpe, Gloves 81 TO 75c Likewise,
large stock Of Fancy Good, too numerous to mention
NoW Ladies' and make your selections Immediately
at +. WISE, AGENT
novS No. IS Union st. next door 10 State Bank.
k VIC call particular attention Of the Trade sno Coun
try Merchants Mliners to this, will give you a
Bill Of Goods At New York prices.
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Pianos and MusiC.-We learn that Horace
Waters Of S88 Broadway Y agent for the sale of many
Ofhe most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Melodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of BE is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Music one-hird of from the
regular prices and will forward the free OF postage
His offers the trade, teachers and schools Of the
favorable charactera Of which he wlbe able to all the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos known among very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with some
degree Of confidence personal knowledge OF their ex
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Turnalkea.

We are pleased 90 learn that there are now two
turupkes being made from thls place 20 LIsertg. In
DeKAl0 eounty. oae By The say Of Lasoasas aad
Milton. the other BY way Of balls Hill and Me-
Kuisht's Camp Ground. These roads wil be OF
great advantage 70 the e0antFy ghrO1gh which they
pass. as well 81 70 our aty. Mach credit Is due
70 a namber Of gentlemen whO have Interested
themselves h selliag - stock Cor the making OF
thsse foads KsrE Telegraph
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sCROFULA AND SALT RHEUH or FOUR YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
WORCESTER, Wayne Co., o., Dec. 1, 1883.
MEssRs BENNETT Having for four
years past been suffering with scrofuls in its FORM
without finding relief from best ply sicians solicit
ed by friend try Carriers Spanish Mixture 1t gives
pleasure to state that before finishing the first bottle
the disease relaxed then ordered bottles. and
with heartfelt gratitude, state to you the fact that two
bottles your excellent preparation has entirely cured
The third bottle gave to friend who had been suffer-
ing with Salt Rheum for length Of time and he like my
self his restoration to health to the virtues Of Scar
ters Spanish Mixture" You at liberty this let
in any you may think proper, if it will benefit the
afflicted. Your obedient servant,
nOV1l JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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rw- With the approach of the holidays, th,

eY With the approach OF the holoays, the
windows and shelves of many retail establish
ments engaged in various branches Of business
are gay and redolent with beautiful pres
ents. 1t would seem that the imagination aud
invention of man had been taxed to the utmost
in producing to such an extent and amount, so
many and varied articles, in which beauty,
taste, or utility is evnced, as can be seen at
many points in the city. Auspicious and hap
Ply season for the little folks. How they will
revel IN the happiuess afforded by the GLORIOUS
holidays" We did have somewhat to say
about the utility and wisdom of this annually
recurring and pleasant period-of its beneficial
tendencies and pleasant influences, bat must
defer 1t at this time. 1t is one of our best sin
situations" Nay it ever be perpetuated.
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Consumption and the Diseases of the Throat and
LUNGS TREATKD INHALATION MEDICATED Va
PoRsOr. VIM. Hunter brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter
specially to all those who afflicted with dis
Of the throat and lungs that he has returned St.
Louis where he intends permanently establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nature and terrible in their results
the diseases the throat and lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter Of solcitude to profession II
there be any whereby those diseases
ed and ameliorated
Dr. r. Hunter aud myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study for several years. and have found
that the only whereby these diseases be reached
is by direct local application the prescribing of medicines
which breathed into the lungs the vapor
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
surface OF the lungs The Of treatment has
fully sustained the theory
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case, will receive treatment according their symptoms
VIM HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth, between Pine and Chestnut Streets west
side. sept6-3m
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THE ToxSAGE OF THE USuED SrArEs.-The Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury, in ms annual report gyes
States on tue SOth Of June, 1856, was sac sac less
than shown by the statement for she sou Of June,
1855 This has arisen 10 part iron s,rieter eK.
animation OF the returns OF former years, and a
correction, by striking out vessels formerly sold
without the United Safes lost by marine or other
casualties. There has been regular progressive
increase, With our increasing population and con
merce, although retarded at times BY the accidents
OF war the casualties Of trade aud commercial dif.
culties.
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LAGER BIER.-Mr. @. Mesner has opened q
Refreshment Saloon in Cooper's Building, un-
der J. Ohly's Clothing Store, where he keeps
a constant SUI ply of the above popular bever-
age on draught. Those who are fond of the
genuine article, or Others disposed to give it a
trial, will do well to give him call
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
sHERIEF,S SALE.

Beasly Snd Ruth Warren Jackson .,
DY virtue writ Of csnd0Bi TpondS to ne drecseo'
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of u
wilson county, Tennessee At its September Term 1905
vii expose public sale the highest bidder, for cash.
the Court house yard gaie in the CITY Nashville on sat-
urday the 10th day Of January, 1855 all the right, te
claim int and estate which Warren Jackson Then hA
or may have since acquired and the following
Real Estate Eit brick dwelling houses on
High street, the city Of Nashville, South Of Broad street.
lots Nos 10 90 beings pOI Of the Judge white
lots Oaing High street and running back LUo hnndrsa
feet said High street, and adjoining lot Of Shadrlck AZ
leu on the North and Of David n Allen on the
houses being present occupied BY FaTnsWeth and "he
less beng levied the property OF son %
satiy judgment rendered favor Of psasey and KUN
against Warren JACKSON JNO X EUMONDsON,
dec5-E4s BYE. D. BkXFER, ID. Sheriff
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Cnancery Court at Nashville.

the Office OF the clerk and master ofhe ehancery court
~ at Nashville the I'd day Of December, leeo, on mo-
ton Of compliments By counsel In the above cause, AID -
appearing to the satisfaction OF the clerk and master, thAt
the said defendant, Mary FemmAn, nonresident 81
the state u ssee and therefore the ordinary process
Of this court cannot served upon her. Is theTefers or
dsre BY the clerk and that publication be made Tor
four weeks Ia succession in the Nashville Patriot, news
paper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring the ssd
defendant 10 apper Of the chaDcery court 70
be holden for county Of Davidson, at the cour hoa
thereof in the city OF Nashville, the hrst Monday in May
NEXT and answer said bill, the will be taken sr
confessed and down for hearing eI parie
dec5-w4tprsfeee3 O. ID. BhlkNi q. n
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Sharp,s rifles.

ALL sPortamrn who are in want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game Deer &c in
ved to call at the Of FAN and Cunningham No. At
Public Square, and examine "shaps Patent Sporting Rife
which in rapdy Of Firing, accuracy Of aim and length Of
range far superior any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore nroduced construction
is exceedingly simple that it is not liable get
Of order" than the common Kentucky RiHe.
y. have also few shot Guns made on the same Pa
tent iyl6-6m-
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CHANCERY SALES AND NOTICES,
Chancery Sale.

TN accordance with decree Of the ChAnesry Court At ts
November term 1856 At Nashville, Tenn, viii sell 81
public the highest bidder, the old Court yard,
the 18th day Of January, 1851, HOUSE AND Lot In
EdgcheId Said Lot being part OF lot No. sS In shelbys
OF lots and fronts 50 feet Watson Street, running
back 19k feet to n 10 foot Alley.
TEENs-Said property will be sold = credit Of and
two years Except the Of tOe which s Be rsSuksA
in CASH. notes well secured and lein retained
deol0-td O. D. BRIHN, Q. 4 n.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERs.

retired Clergyman restored to health in few days
after many years Of great suffering auxious
make known the OF VIII send (ree) the sre-
scrption used. Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALI, No.
50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Ny. sept28-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rest HAIR DYE IN The WORLD.

This stroBg language yet BosLss FLEcTRIc HAIR DTH
(receny mproved proved be By the judges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston, amons whom
Dr. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer who
awarded It the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts Of the UnioD
unparalleled superiority consists in s The ingredients
are nourshing to the hair destructive Others 3D.
Does not stain nor hurt the skin 3D. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any required from delicate brown
deep black so natural to appear marvellous. Manu-
factured sold and applied by WM BoGLE 27T Washington
street, Boston. declO-hiimaySl
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Tie annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad took place
Wednesday, the 10th inst. The same officers
we're reelected for the ensuing year. Their
proceedings viii be found in another place
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THE PREMIUM PLOW OF THE
WEST

~ z. BRINLEY, Of Simpsonvle KY, would in
L form the FARMERS throughout the south and West
that he keeps constantly hand any quantity Of hisim-
proved >teelStub0ie and Sod ogs which h
give satisfaction, refund the pu money in every
tie would also inform them that he manufacturing
an IMPROVED CUL1IYATOR, tina. supercedes al others
Il saidby some OF the best farmers in the I'M
surpassed. IthAs ,tc-ved several premums this season
His PioWs have received fourteen first class premiums
the state this also three premiums the Indiana
state Fair this year
All orders sent him, his agents will with prompt
attention, il accompanied with the Cash
PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
For No Flows with brace roas...............e 12 90
For No Flows, with brace RODS ............ II "
FOR No Flows, without brace rods........... 10 90
~ W. wv y "
70 NO ~ 10
For OultiVator. ...... %
For Double Shovel PoW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
fOI e ShOsel . w
Agents for the sale o. these pows are
hessrS. W. Is. Bellknsp Co. Louisville Ky.
s. Weller a Son, Nashvis Tenn.
Saunders 4 Keith, Lexingt Ky.
Smith Thsrp, Nicssburg MICS
dec4-3m simpsonviIle, KY, Nov. rs, 1885.
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STATE OF RECONSIDERATION COUNTY.
orRcUIr ooURT-JASUARY TERM, 1881.

CIRCUIT COURT-JANOAhf IEAhll lso'.
John c. Mathews Administrator on estate OF samuel hesy
deceased o.. Elizabeth Nicely and others
1T appearing from the petition hed In this case and an
davit ereto, that the children and heirs ~ az OF m
NeeIv. sarah McFsddrn, May McFadden and EstSeth
b. afford resident and are unknown 70 peuoner
pub Is therefore msde requiring said non residents
and unknown heirs appear said Court and plead,
Answer or emur petition q said Petitioner, otherwise
m, same vii be taken for confessed 10 then and set for
hearing THOs. 7. SMILEY, Clerk.
uoy26-w4t-prnters' fee e..
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CHANFRAU AND ALBERTINE.-These popular
artistes commence their engagement tonight.
They have always been immensely popular
with the eatrc=going portion of our people,
and during their stay the Nashville will doubt
less be well filed. The bill for tonight will
be found elsewhere.
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HOLLowArs PILLs--A esrtaia rsnsdy ior Liver asd
stomach complaints TAs azaghtsF q Ma TAEioss o.
snry slrss ssw Vera. fOr tArss yssss aspioAs
state q N hsalh saeriag froa her stomach ana Liver
seven ussks aso shs eomsnesi ma q Dr. HorosAJ
pls aad . perfectly cured. sod he naasASasFisa Ne
So Maasn Lans. Nee Tosk. aas -. ga ssAns Lsu4oa
sns = Al trsEEsts, Al -, esss, asa " ~ scH.
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Williams Pulmonic Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Eaptha.

Williams PulmOnic Bslsam OF Wild Cherry and
Wood Eaptha.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
speedy and positive cure for consumption /. is
tain remedy for Pheamonies, Asthma Splitting Of Blood,
night sweais Bronchitis Coughs Colds Pursy whooping
Cough and all diseases ofthe chest and lungs together with
all affections which pred spOse the above
plsats All who have used IL in the named
complaints attest It's efficacy in the most unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine for sale by al the drag
sts throughout the southern and Western States Manu-
fAc.uredby A. L. WILKINSON CO,
Huntsville, Ala,
10 whom al orders must be addressed
Hear shat TIE Hon. JAS CLKNESs says Of lss nature.
Persons Who buy one bOtus to set a second.
HUSrsvuIE March Q, isss.
GESTs: IhaVs usea Dr. Charles Williams PulmOue Bal.
sAm Of VIVID Cherry and Wood NsPthA with hApPess
Effects negro man belonging ny i4ther Who has
been several ysArs afflicted vih distressing cough, 10
apparently restored good health By the Of bottle
alone.
IhAvs used also ia other eases And witAOs' de-
sidsd Ssnsas u he patient
vsry rssPscttssly, JERE cLENESs.
Mossrs. A. L wuElssos o.. Hanisviiis. Ala
DR CaAs WnILNs:
DKAE sE; pleasure in gIving ny tsstiouy 20 tie
virtues q ,oar sKesisni Pamoae BAlsa q via Cher
~" HsvnE uasd several bottles In NJ fsay, siIA de-
sasd aavausasslE sysFy ease. reeomaesd Il ne
best AID noss PlsasAnt Hsaisias I hAvs ever svsn-
E.D. =. sAWKIE.
For sale By Ksrnan RAiaa. Berry bszoyIls. 6. ".
HsadsrsAos A. r. sossos. Esas sroshsr, Wholesale.
josiah G. Brown. ssPssI-eAvsa
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES. 7. O. O.

SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.
TENN ESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets at DAD Fellows
hall every Tuesday night. Officers: p. BuLIoD g.;
". rHUshoSD, V.G.; Mob A. N,LES Secy l. L.
Treasurer.
NASHVILLE LODGE, 20 2, meets every Thursday
night Officers W A. EHERRT, N O., J. ". RATcLlTT, v
G; ". BARNES sec'y: K O. COOKRELL Treasurer.
TRkBUE LODGE, No 10, NEE every Monday night.
Ofcers: {. PHILIPS, n. O g. W. DLRDKE, V G.; T..
BEAUNoSr, sec'y.; ". CANERoS, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their Hail. South
Nashville every Friday night Officers JOIN K HuL, n.
G PsED. JoNrs v. g ID. c. ALKT seey JoEH rASKsi Az
Treasurer
ENCAMPWENTS.
RIDGELY EECAMPmENT, No. l, meets on the LIST
and 81 Wednesday night Of e4ch month. Oicers @.
EEs c P; NJ FoULK, ". p. ?. BuLIop, $. w.; W. W.
TBUndosD J. W. LToNs. Scribe; b. X CUrTEs Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EN- IAAPMEET, No. 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night Of each month Ocers
J. K. tDkUXDsOS. Q. P b. LTOSs, II. T.; G.. w. DAKDks
W. W. s. HUESs, w. r. r. FLEzIxs, Scribe; ). n.
WAEB. Treasurer. Twas
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A Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, the great Philadelphia CUTTER, being
obliged to seek genial climate in consequence Of
impaired health, has located himself n. Room IS
Gear street, and viii take and show customers
Cloths Cassimers and yesngs great variety from which
they may to suit themselves Store is fan Of all
kinds of Il EADY WADE CLOTHING, and the
Stock Of furnishing goods surpassed Nashville
oet24-u CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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COMMENCED Brownsville lie xington
.StatesnaaR says that the Agricultural Deposit
Bank Of Lexington, commenced business at
their Office, on Jordan's Row, on Monday. J.
A. Gri instead, cashier, John g. James, Presi-
1anf
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cEANcKRY cOURT AT NASHVILLE.

Macy Hamilton g. O. T. Fradklin, q al.
the once Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chancsry
a Court at Nashville, on the l3th day Of November
1856 on monitor Of complainant, BY counsel In the above
and n appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Clsrk ana
Naster that the sad defendant z Franklin, non res
deut Of Tennessee and theTsfoTe the ordinary
process Of this court be served hin, 10 thsro
fore ordered by Clerk and Master that pubhoanon De
made ir four weeks succession in the Nashville Patriot
published in the city Of NashVis, requiring
the aid defendant appear At the next term OF me Chan
ce Court 10 be holden r the county OF Davidson ~ The
court house thereof in She city Of Haahye, on ths arse
Monday in MAY next, and answer said bnl, or the
.m yin b. tak,n FOR confsssed a. him and down fer
hearing q pArte. " u bAlnn
noyl7- H4t p'Efeets. Cerk and hAater-
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CARRoLToN Coal The steamer Nettie NIL
Ter is in port with fine lot of the Carrolton
Mine Coal. Apply to II. H. Harrison her agent
if YOU are in want of a superior article.
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Wneda

We regret to learn that on Sunday Morning last,
John Christopher, citizen of Lewisburg, Marshall
county, was found dead in Rock Greek, near thai
pIace.-S,hel6ygilLe Expositor.
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az The Pttsburg Gazette Of Monday says,
one million bushels OF cosl had left for points
below, aud at least three million bushels ere
awaiting shipment.
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ExrRNIvE SALE oF GROCERIES AT AUoroN.
a very large sale OF Groceries at auction viii
take place this morning at the house OF Leli-
yet, Ewing g. Co., on Market street. This
sale gives re.sll and country merchants an
other excellent chance TO obtain assortments
at low figures. The articles enumerated, COM
prise near peyeryth!ns in the grocery line, and
many articles besides. Refer TO the adver-
tisemeut
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SEWANEE HOUSE,

ootLEag STREET. NASHVILLE, TkSNHsA
WM. II OBJ T. X Il >, Proprietor,
fLArnoF TEkkl sFnlsas-l
TTyHE szbscFbcr hes reesty tatsn ma Neh Ens~u s-
t.blishasni-s rsasiiag And thofoaghly sraqvAung
And hePes % have n sab eeee - . p
80 ID a. hose Ia ths city TAs fropreioF hepes 81 hs
.n-rtous and lss % - ksSsIsAt Ar, faa4peAs H4o
frsr predeA he city oze1 . Be abe @ nAke rs
bs.- 4aFthF q hrinF palfenned - ne Pahle ald ro
Al Is a5aa shaI b. sp4rs hs Paft . nefi ne a
rsatto 81 taoss ghb may soF him sisA ther P<ffsa&Ss
le fsspsciiziy ssllciis trial q IA aeass.
fstIEs-diNas WI. AonAAA9
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REMOVAL or JvDGE LEcouFrE-WAsHIsroS,
Dee s.-Judge LscOmpte Of Kansas, has been re.
moved, and James o. Harrison, Of Kentucky, il is
expected, viii be appointed
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The New Orleans papers annoanee the death Of
Mai. Louis Gay. an old citizens Of that place and
|. formerly an officer In the army Of NapoIson Bos
uaparte. 49, -.
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RIG woRH AND TsrTER, like other surface diseases de-
rive their origin from impurities in the blood and frequent
y are very difficult to get rid Of The only remedy
for either Of them Carters Spanish Mixture the magic
blood eoTreetOr. deel