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barbecue at Cumberland Iron works.

The Americans of Stewart County had
a barbecue at Cumberland Iron Works
Saturday. There was a fine turn ont, a
large proportion of those in attendance be-
ing ladies. Considerable enthusiasm pre-
vailed. The first speech on the occasion
was made by by Maj. HENRY; the next by
our fellow-townsman JOHN A. MCEwEN;
and the closing one by JAS. NJ. QUARLEs,
Esq, the American candidate for elector
Of this district. The speeches were well
received, and the reader may rest assured
they were distinguished by real ability
We look for a handsome gain in Stewart.
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SENATOR PRArr, OF MARYLAND.-The Bal

SENATOR PRATT, OF MARYLAND.-The Bal
timore Patriot of the 3lst July says:
Senator Pratt " iih q GOODNESS which has all the
qualities Of refrigerator. so far as the Old. Line
Wings Of Maryland are concerned, has undertaken
a work Of supererogation, In announcing himself q
convert to the Pierce Douglas policy and . sup.
porter for the Presidency Of candidate Cincinnati
Platform" II was hardly worth while In Mr.. Pratt
10 make formal declaration OF What every body
knew before. Nine months ago he stood in the
same relation TO the Democratic party in which he
stands to-day. He attempted al that early period
TO put the Wings In leading strhgs but thcy quiet
" told bin. Ia language not 10 be misunderstood,
that their nursery days we're over. On tao sepa,
rate ocsasious subsequently, he has sought in per-
son and by the aid OF eorporsrs guard, 20 in.
duce the party with shch he once acted 10 for
swear their ancient principles and follow where he
led. Not = Uau responded 20 his call. And nov,
alter CESSATION OF nine nonths, be Gomez forth an
acknowledged Democrat thcegh appealing 20 the
Whigs ss I've whiga" There 10 b0ldness in thia
sssunption Of hermaphr0ditie character vhirh
- least svihces nerve. Bat senator Pratt What
ever he may declare himself. possesses no poser 10
opsn the porsals Of Maryland 20 the Democratic
issgaer.
fhere vas q time when he stood high In the e.
tmation Of the people OF lhls State, ous that time
has passed away, and nos there are among Oh,
nae Wigs "nons % poor as 10 dohim FeseEssee.
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How THEY ABUSE Mr.. FILLMORE GEO.
E BADsER-A Boston LOcofoco Freesoil jour
nal of the highest standing, in the course of a
review of the Administration of Mr.. Fillmore,
denounces him for his action in the matter Of
the vacancy to the Jidgeshp of the Supreme
Court of The United States created by the
death of lion. Jno. Mckinley. 1t gives the
history of the case thus:
"In the spring of 1859, Hon. John Mckinley,
Judge of the United States Supreme Court for
the States OF Louisiana and Alabama, died.
The President, after nominating William C.
Micou, Esq, of New Orleans, as his SUCCESSOR,
and receiving that gentlenan's refusal to serve,
nominated Edward A. Bradford, Esq, OF the
same city. Both of these gentlemen were
partners of the present Louisiana Senator,
Hon. J. p. Benjamin-This nomination was
laid on the table and a Committee waited on
Mr. Fillmore tosay that he had not better with
draw tho name. Mr. Fillmore inquired why /;
was he not OF proper sg.f Yes he was man
OF grey hairs WAS he not an eminent lawyer
Yes, and il WIS conceded as advisable that
Louisiana's civil law should be represented 10
the Circuit and in the Supreme Courts. What
then was the ohjectionl
"Mr Bradford was New England man, aud
understood To be unsound on the question OF
the constitutional right of Congress to prohibit
Slavery in the Territories, holding similar
views with Judge Story. Upon this intima
ton, Mr.. Fillmore withdrew the name, and
substituted that Of George Z. Bsdger, the Sen,
aior from North Carolina, most bitter Toe TO
Freedom, and rs firm q supporter of the in
slitution' as IL Mr. Donelson. Mr.. Badger lived
one thousand miles o1t Of the Circuit wherein
the vacancy happened. Mr.. Fillmore went
out Of his way To get . pro Slavery canddatd
But the Senate were compelled, by the voice
of the New Orleans and Mobile bar, to reject
the int-rloper."
And so the Freesoilers If the North de-
nounce Mr.. Fillmore for having Withdrawn
the name ut Mr.. Bradford, on account Of being
"US,oUss" 90 the Slavery question: AND
FOR HAVING GONE A THOUSAND
NILES OUT OF HIS WAY TO GEr PRO-
SLAVERY NAN" (Mr. Badger. )-iiere. in
the Sontb, he is denounced by the Locnfoco
hirelings aud presses rs an "Abolisionistl"-
What shameful scene, what gross disgrace
10 thel Il l. enough TO max one blash Zoe his
kiad RsisigA Register.
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The Annual State Fair.

V'HE Asnus Fss q Possesses srAYx Assscrt
suAAL buaHAU sia b. held On tas ststs Var 6rsaads
near hashFlir eo1Eenriug
MONDAY. he 18Th Dly Of October next.
and cntir uiag dunE 80 u snaluns
- Sacred. srd estoa 10 drsir.d II al ths aiasssns
hrsn hes q Ax igltura Mochaaic&l and eusrha.a In.
dast'y ami tomss c ans Pfeniam Hss via shs
hst o. JUICES, and 'hs general galsas ~ ne Falr
% go ~ P@nphs ffn ~ ssen - caR BE- prepared
and forwarded 70 thosr desiring cotlxs-
MS EenFrA aocr nigndrd u advise he farmers nnf
nectanca q re Stse u TIE time pace q ne Var -
eaFs trin taat ne aFranaements, lhs RaTrans
aroatd os NE seCeaineaoa q sxh,sisFs md MASTERS
xl b he best pfspArs4 slAF oeeasioa Ia shis
STATE and ue Prraliam ltat IDS raj.
~ order Of NE Bareaa- 4 @ EASTMAN.
lat l1-u s,crrt.rx.
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Singing & Piano Lessons.

sN hCD sDAW fon Bohemia, Europe, hsey
oa Cleveland Oho. beEs leave 70 inorm the citizens
q Nashville and viaiy, that b. has permanently ocAtsa
tbs Sy fr TIE parpose q giving nsracfon N rnsns
and PikRo playing =.
ne nsssai alsps. Or lis instructioa in singing, : n:
used ~ the conservatory sf Paris Nenna -
Milan, and be prepared give the singing lessons
schniaF snail classes o. rom % sci9tA.
singing and TIE RaEo esons VII b gwen q NE rss'as''
q the scholars panetuaIly each essen 50 minutes.
Iaaes and genEemrn desiring % siuy pramsAe Aha ~
srasie siasne pasposs Il opeFsfe performances S
- Instructed every az, y. E . :. a. .,
farh r4no sehosr 4 copeed . lsern oeae nc -
an a. pi.oo snrnr As ne fsandalon o. al mnse fsf
arlher part cars ca ne koo, Ne II q the ho-s
ciond-uheFe can b seen also ne 01srent fspes@ -
spiaona aboui ~ success IN teaeAng b ths eoaaHy-
Ui1
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

NHE Public hereby notified that change has taken
place in the Scheme OF the ROYAL Lottery Of havana
in consequence Of the demand for Tickets having exceeded
the quantity issued To remedy this the price Of tickets
and the amounts Of Prizes have been in -reased.
In future in the Ordinary Drawing the Capital Prize will
re 100000 and the price o Tickets o. The number
tickets will be FROM No. to q 500 only.
There viii ne 229 full pzs and 90 CONCENTRATIONS max
ing in all 249 prizes amounting to 25S 600 will be
by re erring to advertisement in other column.
The subscriber takes this opportunity to thank his friends
for their liberal patronage and hopes by prompt attention
to business merit a continuance Of tn same.
aug DON RODRIGUEZ
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THE LAw.-Mr. Jsrboe, tried 10 Washington
on Tuesday last 10 the Criminal Court for the
murder Of Nalley, by shooting him for the
seduction Of his sister, has been acquitted.
The jury were only out about fifteen minutes
and, on the announcement OF the verdict, the
crowd expressed their JOY by excessive Ap
plAuse, and eagerly pressed forward to con.
gratulaie the Avenger OF bis sisters wrongs.
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800 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from he subscriber living in Msynor's Cove
n Jackson County, Aabsme, the 18Th ard 1871 inst
three negro boys THORNTON boy about thirty three
four Of age, five eight ten inches high sOop
shoudered and pigeon oed and is very bright muIato
with heavy head Of hair. REUBEN, boy thirty vars
of age and low chunkey stout fellow and bright
the Boy Thornton Also, REUBEN, boy 10 years oil
age, aud Is very black and spare JuIt
gill give t50 for the safe delivery Of said bys me- or
lodged in Ill in this county, that get them or
will give $780, they out NJ this and
iyered safe to me- confined in Jail get them
iy30-2WH @. o. HARRIS
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HW- Elijah Fillmore, Esq, al uncle OF the
FL President, died Al his residence In Ben.
nington, q few days since. lie was very high
ly respected by his nelghbors snd townsmen,
aud wAs oOe Of the oldest living native resi.
6e0is OF Bennington. The Ex-PresiGsnt's
father was born 10 Bennington. hillard him
self was born at Summer Hin, Csyuga County,
10 which place his father bad emigraled from
Bennington. Albany (R. - Stats1RaA.
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A CARD,

DR0P. C0RRADI C0LLIERE wishing to live IL mild
Southern climate is des tn stabsh himself Nah
vile Professor c. g. Is the inventor OF method OF
vOcaiza iOn he supe adv ntaEes II which have been
tested for years in Cincinnati and which has received the
most altering Communications. lie has also been engaged
in teaching DRAWING and Painting Of all descriptions
ladies especially.
Prof O. Coiere will be accompanied his two daughters
who will g. themselves in teaching the Piano and
French .nguSgr.
References rh principal Institutions and Stores
In Cincinnati. Should institution fami in the city
Of Nashville eel disposed to wall themselves Mr. Oeere
and daughters services they will confer by mmedi
ately addressing the subject,
PROF C0RRADI C0LLIERE,
aug1-2w Cincinnati, Ohio
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NEW 30 OK S .

TOOE, NELSON d co. a Union Street. Present. the fol-
lowing list Of Books worthy place in every library
THE WRITINGS OF BAYARD TAYLOR; "views A
Foot" Edorado" Journey to Central Africa" "The
Lands Of the saracen" "A Wait to India, China and
Japan" 5 vols.
w. H. PREsC0TTs HISTORIES; History Of the ReVn
Of Philip the Second, King Of SPAN. vols svo. Con-
quest Of Mexico" 2 vos.
TIE sTATEsMAN'S MANUAL; The Addresses and
Messages Of the Presidents Of the Unsd STATS irAug
ursl Annual and SPECIAL from 1859 TO 80 (aciusTe)
vols. Svo.
WASHINGTON IRvING's WRITINGS; as vols)
"hstory Of New York, !" The Sketch Book" IN lfe
and Voyages Of Columbus and his COnPAn ot' Vos)
THE wAvERLY NOVELS; Embracing the author,
la corrections, &C. complete In IL volumes One Of
best edition.
DIR. SPRINGS CONTRAST; The Contrast between Good
and Bad Men. Ilus by the Biography and truths
ofthe Bible. All who love good books will love this.
DAVID A. WELLS ANIMALS; The Annual Of scien,
thc discovery, q vos) IRON 1e5) 70 1886 (nelufiVe)
complete set making valuable vOlum 5.
THE MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE; By Minard La
Fever, Architect.
THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT; Comprising original
designs u cheap country aud village residences &C. By
John W. kitch. Architect.
THE HEAVENLY HOME.
THE FAMILY; Its Constitution and Probation.
MACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 4vOls.
THE COMMUNION SABBATH.
SALAD FOR THE SOLITARY.
SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL, by the anthOr Of salad for
the Solitary"
EB- With many others equally interesting, which on
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CoLLECroR,s oFFIcR.

Chr RALL, Nashville, July rs.
An persons sguinE property uit a. the limits eorpor.
alton q Vr, suljct taxation, and ell these liable
Tor rn Tax fsonal property add Who have
paid fr ne year 1855 hereby notified % eA the oce
and the mneiateiy the necessities %
poraiioa require pronpt paynents-
Holders u srftincsses fas advanced payments peAss
present them Cor szgtisnent A. NkLsON, Colchester.
lyf6-im
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NEW FALL GOODS 1856.
A. j. DUNCAN & CO..
IMPORTERS AND wHoLEsf LIE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS

NO. 20 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
WE receiving for the esrlv Fall trade
w the largest and bes assorted Stock OF Staple and
Fancy Foreign and Domestic Drp Goods imported
Comprising the greatest variety OF New Style Dress
Goods. Wooden Silk Fabrics Of French and English
ufactores.
Also ger eral assortment German G. DDS Irish Linens
Besched and Brown Of the best makes and all widths
very large ard well assorted Stock Of Goods the
latest styes and greatest variety, Of Wooden and Cotton
Fabrics.
Also, very large Stock Of Trimmings Embroderes and
White Goods.
We prepared to furnish the etail Merchants with
Complete Assortment Of Dry Goods enable them
able them TO ecru their Stock upon the favorable
terms and pledge ourselves sell goods cheap they
be bought in the Eastern Markets. will make this
promise good a Of friends who visit this maTke: We
invite a careful examination OF our Stock ami p ices.
aug1 A. J. DUNCAN 4 co.
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Col. Gentry I'm the FIELD.

A correspondent at Shelbyville informs
us that Col. GENTRY made ine speech at
that place yesterday. Much enthusiasm
prevailed. All right in Bedford.
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DIED,
In this city Tuesday morning, August 5th AGNES r.
daughter of Robert and E. Duncan, aged yrs mthI
and days.
sweet and tender flower
For a brief space was given;
God it too pure for earth
And took It home to heaven
The funeral will take place from the residence Of Mr. Dun
can, South Cherry s., this morning, at o'clock.
Divine service by Rev. Dr. THos SUMMERS.
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nv EXPRESS.
IuSr received By ~Rxprssse 1es ane hack CieiA froa
- lace 6aiisrs Eimnnrti
Ladies 4as b,ack nd sisppaaA
- baskiu.
= Z" white nnd sasln sslppsrs,.
Mess h0nzt 6aitsrs veg ncs. Can a Ne. 81 gNAr
sqears lazs.s sSroER a FalZxELL
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Another Roller.

We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette
that 1t. Gov. MYERS, democrat, has left
the Buchanan ranks and gone over to Ere
mont He is one of the strongest men in
the democratic party of Ohio.
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Great Bargains to be had at
u. c. NICHOLSON a. Co,
No % PUBLIC SOLAR

tNTEhave still on hand few pretty Summer Goods, which
w wish to dispose Of before the receipt Of Fall
stock which will sell at cost being desire Of carry
ing any light goods We have ef nice patterns
Of dress silk Plain and cured and Berags Muslin and
White goods &C. good lot of Mourning goods Also, for
H-Etemen Cloths, Cloths Cassimeres, Linen and
Coonades Wishing make for Fall stock Whch
will oe here in few days.
aug2 l. @. NICHOLSON 4 Co.
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WHAT MASEs BUsHEL.-The following table OF
the number of pounds of various articles to BUSH
Ell may be ofinterest to our readers:
Wheat, sixty pounds.
Corn, s!ielled fifty six pounds.
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds.
Rye, ffty-siI pounds.
Oats, thirty" six pounds.
Barley, forty six pounds
Buck wheat, ffty.two pounds.
Irish potatoes, sixty pounds.
Sweet potatoes, fifty pounds
Onions, iftyIseven pounds.
Beans, sixty pounds.
Bran, twenty pounds.
Clover seeds, sixty pounds.
Timothy seed, forty-6Ve pounds.
Flax seed forty-6ve pounds,
Hemp seed, forty-6ve pounds.
Blue Grass, seed, fourteen pounds.
Dried Peaches, thirty three pound.
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FOR rHE COUNTING .noUsE.

FOR THE COUNTING sHOUSE.'
ARSnID's WEIuSG FLUID.
GUYUTs CANINE.
toP1ING BOOKS
CHsrKs ASD NoTEs on AL THE BAxKS
ENvuOPEs STxEl Pass.
OSE soLDERs-FssER PENCIs.
PEN RACKs-BiIL HEADS.
Posi- OFFlcE tOxFs.
CIV Mt ILAGE, new Article.
BLACK WHITE RUBBEK.
MsaORkNpUA Books
BlIL PAPEa, &e- &C. &e., for sale BY
sue CHARLEs W. SMITH
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New Lot or Summer CIothing,

FTsHE Pubic foreuarssa sE4inst trading far nsss 81
miae Or sslo Fayseis D. fhs efdsr q @ Lssis a.
he unloa Bona. 1855 -dlal n W. LEWI+
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TUef reserved By Clifton A Abbsa. eousssiaE e
check fanny aAr,ess costr Pans and vests AIS ss
nas Meh.s cos s 81 ihs Latest ssa usst appsossd
stytes.
A ne ar Adyancsa DC ulu ss tAsss Eooas a
rsdncsd prices, n order q Cor f.h Nn-
tsF aock. ira
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Efforts-watch Thom.

We are told that very intelligent and inAuen-
tial Old Line Wing of this place, was approached
short time since by a representative of certain
intensely patriotic Locofoco wire puller Of Knox
vile, and solicited and urged to preside over de-
mocratic meeting at the Court House; and the so
Iicitation was accompanied by the very significant
suggestion that "in the event of Buchanans cleo
ton he would lose nothing" This unmanIy pro-
posal was promptly spurned for the gentleman ais
luded TO, although in some degree opposed to the
American party, is jealous supporter Of Mr..
Fillmore, and would scorn the baseness of sacri6-
cling his principles for the hope Of Office.
We call attention TO this to show the desperate
game being played by the LocOfocos. There is no
end to their cry about PATRIOTIC duty yet what ev-
idence has the world that the common price Of re-
cruits, now a days, is nOtthe enchanting promise
You will lose nothing '-KnOruille Register.
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ON Saturday the Of August net in front ef the old
~ Court House in the town Of Nashville will sell the
highest bdier for cdh two tain given by Wiley
McGee the order of 10. w. Bell dated the 23I day OF
February l. 81 due and payable, the LIST OF May
1885, the ohr the LIST May 1856 for FIVE hundred dollars
each both craving interest from date Said
given for Estate which bound their payment and
third Of the purchase money has paid See
Records Of Davidson county, Book No. 10, page CSt
aug2-1W ISAAC PAUL.
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Terrible Times In Herkimcr.


The Washington correspondent of the Bos
ton atlas says:
Gen. Spinner, the veteran and in6omitable
Democrat, who so nobly represents in Com
gress the old constituents and supporters of
Silas Wright, informs me, that Of the nineteen
towns in Herkimer County, the Buchananites
carried the Democratic caucuses in only four;
that the Democrats of the remaining fifteen
towns pronounce for Col. Frem, Mt; that the
Democratic County Convention in Herkimer,
which has just declared for Fremont and
Freedom, represented the great body of the
party; and that the County Convention $50
called) which adhered to Buchanan, was a
mere sham resemblance of fictitious delegates.
Thus, in his own town, two Postmasters and
one private citizen got together and elected q
Buchanan representation. The caucuses which
pronounced for Fremont were attended only
by those soho voted the Democratic ticket at the
last tall election. OF those who voted for Mr.
Pierce in the Presidential election of 1852, a
large portion voted the Republican ticket,
headed by Preston King, last November, and
did not participate in the Democratic delibe-
ratinns which have thus terminated in favor
of Fremont.
The truth is, the Democracy OF Herkimer
and St. Lawrence have joined the Fremont
column en- mdSse, with all their baggage, guns
Congressional district will make a difference of
ten thousand votes as compared with the con-
test of 1852.
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From the Cincinnati Times.


The present political campaign is working
great revelations Some of them are 30 START
ling as to make people wonder if the Milleni
urn is not at hand, when the lion is to lie down
with the lamLl We see the New York Her.
aid and the Tribune two ancient enemies,
now yoked lovingly together in the RePubli.
can team with brother Greeley as chief driver!
Truly, we can exclaim with Mr.. Macbeth in
the nlav-
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NOTICE TO THr pTnIJC

DfASo F0Rfks FUaED an1 RkPAikRn ...Emaz~
- ne Hn&eraixneA IN . nanner that f4z5
eannet % rqa4 nd - any oshsr gUNEA ia rAs w
eeeon q eoanify. Aao Al kfnn e nsicA lnslransRls
repaired fegiecf SAT- iaeIsen gwen eharxe.
OrdsFs sa Al ne Muse e M JAss nisguns unloa
stre-t, utH d pruHptlg aliesaed -.
rsisf % NJ. nsEens a1a usmber e. thrrs
fitSt Ia IN scHgEfBRR
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/. o. NIOHOLSON 4 Ca.
NEW GOODS!

ID G. McNARY Co. are opening this day large nt Of
H. NEW G0ODS.-Rib rs Laces Embroideries Collars
Skirt Belts Beltings full q Applique Lace These
nice goods Ca quick or they will be all gone
Aug4 1886, r. @. McNARY 4 Co
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N E W B 90 Z S

~ II w 3 v v d ,
JOIN YORK q co, have Just received
Com. Perry's Expedition to japan and the
CHINA SEAS vol. fully illustrated.
MEMORIAL OF HIS TINE By Henry Coekburn.
W0RTH ( WEALTH, Maxims for Merchants By
Freeman iluut.
Co0PER'S NAVAL HISTORY. 1voL
THE ATTACHE; or, Sam Slick in England.
WA KER's EXPEDITION 10 NICARAGUA. BY
W v. Wells.
NEW CHAPTER IN The EARLY LIFE OF
WASHIHGTOH.
Mr.. sP0N6Es SPORTING TOUR. " Frank Forester.
THE SCALP HUNTERS. THE WHIJE CHIEF.
by Mayne Re
AppletOR'S Railway Guide for July.
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DY virtue ofa Deer Of the Chaneery Court Al Nashville
- TIM in the snse, John N. Hiii et ais. Simon
Glenn. will the Oh day o. August pose Tor
pubic sale the hghes bidieF Al the Court House yard
Of said city. the following IL o. groun 10 u part ef lot
No Is o. Rioeh and Wht-Sides addition 10 Nashville"
fronng sixty Elk feet Market aud running
on- hundred aud eighty feet or less
TEsMs-safl property will be sold credit o. H. twelve
and eighteen months well sscared bearing interest
and lein retained. lynn c. D. BRIAN, CAN.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS
LIST. Dist-N. G TAYLOR. Of Carter.
81 MOSES WHITE, of Knox.
Sd. REESE 3. BRABSON, of Hamilton.
4th. w. p. HICKERSON. of Coffee
9th. ROBERT HATT0N, of Wilson.
9Th. = w. II. WISENER, OF Bedford.
9TH. G. C. GROVE, of Giles
9th. J. n. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC R. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. JOSEPH R. M0SBY, of Fayette
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FNHNINIIINts tsOODNs
NHTE aye ny receiving additions stock and
w qua rantee 20 sell the best and latest style Of
goods At ali times ". McGILL
Ladies' and Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
iy26 Corner OF Square and College st.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR the STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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Notice.

THREE Rooms Cherry Street, opposite Bramble
Bros Drug store, just below the college Term, mode
ate, apply to ROBERT DUNCAN,
aug1 Patriot Once Third Story.