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pa- The New York Herald notices

among its advertisements Of wants, the fol-
lowing
WANrED.-A thorougly moral and pious
female domestic, whose conduct and char
acter will bear the strictest investigation.
She must be of Mormon principles, and
have received the seal of the prophet. Ad'
dress Jeroboam, Herald Office.
, 1856-11-14
Gbt lliOatrr nnb prmurrat.
70 PUBLISHED on EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By EDWARD FURSTE.
ggBRss-.3R RDgANG2a

For one year, when sent by mail or token at Tie
once Is 90 for six mruths, 80 90. Single copies,
~ cents.
No parer will be discontinued unless at the option
Of the proprietor, until all arrearages are paid.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Forone square, az lines or less) three Insertions, si.
For every additional Insertion, 81
liberal deduction made to yearly advertiser.
The number Of Insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent "a, or they viii!
be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. P. FISHER, Merchants EN,hluge Buding,
Sacramento street, san Francisco, Is authorized to
receive and receipt for subscriptions aud adyertisc-
ments in California.
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NN'ii.i -otfinur thc Commission and Fur.
w wudlug tU..ucs~ lt thtir old stand, aud
b pc. by .fr,i attention 10 their business Co.
.,...Nely, Go receive n liberal SHARE Of patron
aye
I,hcrnl cash advance, made on Cotton ship.
ned lo our New Orean. friends o. sell ~
npou other produce 100 store.
Baerms. Rope, aud other plantation sup
plies kept constantly ON hard, which They oil,r
upnn me- mast advantageous terms to ih"ir
cuS,omcr- lhcy furthermore beg leave to
state that having commodlon, Warehouse
adapted To the storage ct 5000 bales OF cotton
with appropriate sheds for tho storage of 5000
additional bales, they feel assured ihal by The
facilities ll'ey possess. that they can afford 'he
.anlr to their KIND patrons " a X
Jefferson, May i7th, 1896 SS-y
u D.
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II IT ~
lIoa $. \. DouGlAs, Washington city.
s,rrHpAy, Aril 10, 1856.

SNrtRpAy, Arll ~, 1896.
SIR i have examined the letter si-Hed
he yonr friend, James II l.ano, which YOU
pl,ced in my hands to day, ahd all now
rI.e ,ou my reasons for responding to You
As its bearer. instead OF him Ms rs author.
The letter IA 30 clnNocm "a terms and
portions al . 80 irfeconcistle With other
parl.oqa, lha. it is impossible TO determine,
With ans cefisinly whether II is intended
as a hostile message or friendly naie, II
Is true that the city is fall OF runots that
,our friend. Col Lane, intended to chal
leuec ne, aud The letter writers Tor those
newspapers 10 the eastern cites most lflend'
/, to tina revolutionary movements IN hso'
,as and most hostile 70 myself not only At
nounced tho fac, somc three or logr DAYS
ago. but actually Gsed the time when Your
TREAD intended 70 send the hostile message
The object OF your friend IN causing his ~
tenisous 10 be made known to the world
and published 10 the newspapers Is not ie'
me to explain, when he And every one mus
have known thu, tho effect would lnes',sblN
hs 10 have both parties arrested the memen
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STRAY HORSES.

~ The following horses strayrd Away
@N sometime last summer
a Dark Chestnut Sorrel, about nine last
spring, with some saddle uarl-,a small bulge
on hts lief, jaw, walks and ,ro's. Was raised
nine miles west Of Naeoedochcs, by =, II.
Borcn.
A Gray Pony, about siX o. seven When he
left; was reached; has a roman head branded
on the left hips rather long back
will give Il liberal reward for the delivery
Of the above horaes, or for any information IN
regard to them, no that can get them,
&. T.. HN<SO\
Nsrshall, March Is, 1856 20 #
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Correspondence Between Col. Lane
and senator DoHglas.
llous. OF RkrREspNrArivrs,

lloUs. OF R.rREspNr Arivrs,
ApfIl %, 1856.
SIR You will please publish the en-.
closed correspondence. The ettcr OF Judge
Douglas to Hon e. h Watson was deliv>
cred by me to him on Monday last After
reading 1t, Mr.. Watson said to me, verbally
that be WAS 40, aware when he delivered
Col. Lane's not. this, II could be construed
a. hos,Iln'in its character aud that IT was his
determination not TO prosecste further the
correspondence
It is due TO Mr. Watson to say that hi.
manner aud conversation IN relation To this
matter have been courteous and lriendl, ,
holding that no rule or tcchnicsliy should
induce him to do anything nat his ludg,
ment could no, approve This met the up
proval Of my own judgement.
Very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
JOSEPH LANE.
EDITOR UNroS.
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DAVID MCl'IIASa.,

warren NihER AND JE " Ehhh
MOULD Respectfully INFORM ms ifthus
IA and The pablo, that he ha- INST received
"a handsome AMI tasl"luliy sosrried az
sortmeut Of IsWhLRN, consisting oi breast
pms, ear ring, finger rHs s. an@ hummer OF
uaiehss, OF various patterns, "'' winch he ~
ready to sell on accommodating terms lie Is
also prepared to de- all wors Win wh'ch he may
b. favored IN workmauiise and expeditions
manner
shop on the north side of the public square
Marshall, April J, 81. ly.
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=. JOloN = u n,

WATC HMAkER AND JE"ELLER
KEEPS on hand elo1s,, ~alebe,, and
~ jewel,y aud Masonic ODD Fellows
- and other seals Manufactures III tind'
Of gold and silver ware. WORK done al shof'
notice, and AT prlees 10 suit the times
April ~, 1880
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- a,.an.lty and In rsisa , on.s,ion of
,.,.a,,, b..,,.., nx unu, "A ,oir, in taf.r.
=, ..h;.h h.. admire .,d .M,ma,iv,ly
.s..,,s IN. ,,n,b of nav statement, bu, de.
ni.. ,,., he ,,.y, m. or mn, o,be, n.tsop a
:. s,.do., of o,,hor,,,, far maxim, s,v .ueb
.,.,ana,,n Uay,pg ..lse,.d hi. tribunal
and ,ona,aJ 81. canadian, iron, ,ba ,utis>
dic,ion tn which pnhlic letter writer's In hi.
corGdsncs had declared he would bring it,
and ,noes,ed to the public through the col,
-, ~, n.,,,ans, o,es. he i. n, lii.
.,,, ia ,to.scn,e il in that forum a. long AS
ma ,la,.., Sine. IN. publication of THIS
" r.,d'' !, tho nsw.oaoets Your friend. m
I.t,., of ,tich vou nre the bear.r and an
,,h;oh on, o., d..i,,st.d a., hi. friend To
,.c.,y. mv ,nsv., referring to In. debate
an Nond,y las, in the Uuited State. Senate
~, tho ,,,,d,ls,,, o,.mo,iJ ol the souriou-
l.,isis,nre of Kansas make. tn. following
,.o,o., ~ ,n. =" rs.necilnlly ask for such
-, .x,ls,s,io, nj your Language mon tina,
ooc.., on as will remove nll imnu,s,Ibn upon
tho in,ecfit, of my action or motives in con.
,.,,,,. ,,,h that memstisl"
Tho ,e,sons assumed for calling upon
ma IN v,,dicat. u the integrity of hi. ac
rio, ,,d ,o,,ve. In conn.s,on vith that me.
mo,i,p' are ,h,, ION Thursday Of that
week the treck prer,on, 10 the d,bafe Of
,,b,cb he ,o,, coupja,,,A that memorial
,s. IN. suh, ct of severe criticism. and IN
connection ,,rh II charges of the most
,,sye chsraeterveta nreiorred against me "
Won, f,ienn Col. Lane. 1t i. not pre-
landed that | mad. those charges agaiGs,
him IN that debate The published debate
shows that Ion Thursday Of that week
-, l... thu, three or four senators did De.
nourc. tina, memorial a. ian impudeni
forgery. attempted to be pslmed od upon
the senate Of the United States. through
the hands of the venerable seua,or from
Michigan as "a papm which has reach
I'd the Senate through fraud. and which has
stamped upon It every mark oI forgery
rs "a forgery which has been palmed of
on the senate, and various other depnu
Citations of ike character all tending to
stamp the memorial with fraud and iorge>
~. ! did not endorse thes"gtare charges
on the one hand, no. repri them, on the
other. tpr the reason that While all the lacis
then known to the senate seemed to ln-'
ty strong -aspicon, and, indeed, fai,- tht
presumption, tina, they were true yet the
Circumstances we're not such As I" render
1t my duty to do mnre Than to roget The
memorial upon the isc,s disclosed IA the
debate H. fact. ! followed the lead 81
the illns'rlons senat"f from Nic"s''' VINO
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'CO the NsAaNtcrs

- DOZEN Gram Cradles, complete
- 1 DO Scyines do
J DO Srkles do
A large assortment OF Ok Chars
Fresh ~. Louis Flour.
Boys Clothing. 90.
WM. s. IlYNSON 4 co
Nsy 10th 1886 y II
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Jefferson Advertisements.
Jefferson Hotel,
CHA NGE or PROPRIETOR.

cha NGE or PROPRIETOR.
- The undersigned, present proprietor
a. would respectfully announce to tn.
LA travelling public, and the citizens OF
Texas generally, that he has taken the above
named establishment and made such atera.
tons and additions a. he thinks will enable
him TO give perfect satisfaction to his guests
The furniture and every thing pertaining to the
house has been thoroughly overhaulcd aud put
IN perfect order
April ~ Soft n J. MOORE
hR r MeAlLENNN, Surgeon and Ply.
- stefan respectfully tenders his services to
the public in the various branches Of his pro.
icssion.
Jefferson, March !, 1856 v
SAN >iMMu srANLFN
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the question Of its authenticity, or the
means by which it found It. way to the
Secretary table. Other senators did de
nonnee it as "a fraud aud impuden;
forgery" remained .il.n, on ,h.s. pon,.
no, from any sympsthy with the perpetrators
OF the fraud. bu, from ms profound respect
Cor the feelings Of the illusifious senator
from Michigan. whose CONFIDENCE had been
abused so isf ss TO induce him To- present
it uad-r the Impression that II VAS mn Al
thentic memorial When he discovered hi-
mistake. J lined him in tha, vote OF con.
domination which the Senate pronounced hs
% to 3 in the 1. ;op,ion Of NJ. Mason's res
oiu,inn.
The next week Col Lane comes 70 the
Senate, through Nh Ilarl-a. Of lows, Mud
presents memorial, In which he asks AID
challenges comparison Of the two papers,
with the view Of inducing the Senate to re-
verse the judgement which had been 80 I'm
piiaticslls pronounced upon the conduct OF
the suthors of that trsui, At the same um-
avowing himself to he the person who PER-
petrat,d the act | DID MAX. the compsri'
son in pursuance of the request contained
,n his memorial. and stated the facts to the
Senate ss found them 10 exist, together
with ny opinions upon them. lbe senate
ratified these opinions in the rejection OF the
memorial hy s,ote OF 30 -
In tho lace Of these lac's, your friend
Col. l.sne, calls upon me for such an eN'
planation Of MS language upon ihh' aeoa
sion az vii remove al! impu,stioo upon the
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" asliiNCTcN CITY,
EDITOR JNroS,

ksuINCTcN CRY,
April % $3.50.
DrAn SIR 1t has been announced in
the newspapers that hostile message had
been sent to you by Col James II Lane,
oi Kansas Territory, and vonr course IA re
gard to that matter has been most grossly
mlsfepfesented We, "a friends whom yog
consulted aud who advised the COURSE VII .ch
,ou pursued on th,i occasion, request your
permission to publish the correspondence
no. in our hands, in order that the fart.
may be understood
Very tfuly.
Your ubrd,eu, servants,
X lDuNBS
IDll\ i WELLER,
] d. Bklnlii.
JANE> l.. ORR.
Jos EPil LANE.
Hos :. 4 DorGLAs.
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Professional Inr0s.
LAW & ARD.

-. .t,,n
~" Nv
Marshall. Texas. will practice IN the Courts
Of the 9Th Judicial District Business entrust-
ed 10 his caFe, will meet with prompt attention,
Feb 1896
a, s,pn
I VI ClotGIl iHoency Al Lac, War
-. shall, Harrison TO- i,SaN'
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MOTORS \ S.N b.. 4. NJ. Johnson have
/ } associated ,hctn-ehe- va l.' practice o
Me..e,mo
! Oncc over their Dog Store, west Nd' of
-. Public square
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N : Jennings. iUrnev ~ IdW, Mar
}. shall Texas. otlirc at Northwest
.ofacr OF the public -quaf".
Jaurar, -, ls1j
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE arrival from Kansas
fully confirms the reports of the guerilla warfare.
Twenty one Hissourians, Csrolinians and Alabam-
ians we're killed. Several free States men were
wounded-none killed. Shannon's proclamation
produced no effect.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The steamer Magnolia,
struck the rocks this morning when leaving the
canal at Shippingport, throwing her cabin over.
board. No lives were lost.
WASHINGTON, June ll.-Senate.-Fifty thous-
and copies OF the agricultural portion of the patent
Office report were ordered to be printed
Mr.. Crittenden moved to take up the resolution
requesting the President to send Gen. Scott to
take command of the military forces in Kansas.
long debate ensued. CLAYTON, Crttenden and
Seward were 10 favor of taking up the resolu-
tiOn and Brown, of Mississippi Bell, of Tennessee,
Adams, Mallory, Mason and Reid against it.
The House after repeated Intellectual efforts to pro-
cure working majority although quorum was
present, adjourned.
EaToN, June ll.--Gov. Reeder arrived here this
evening. He was received by a large cOncOurse of
people, who escorted him to hotel where he made
a brief speech.
NEW YORK, June 2-Mess Pork Is 70. Mr..
King, editor OF the Bulletin, shot at San Fran
cisco on the l4th, by Casey, formerly convict Of
Sing Sing Casey was arrested.
LATER FROM KANSAS Donaldson, who was re-
ported killed, is alive and well. Col. Sumner was
disposing of armed bands, irrespective of party.
Tranquility will probably soon be restored.
CINCINNArI, June ~. noon.-Flour 3Oa5 40
Whisky -. Ness Pork Is 80. Bacon sides g.
Shoulders Il. Sugar.
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The CoNoERT.-A large and fashionable
audience attended the Concert on Wednesday
night, at the Adelphia. The programme was
admirably selected and given with very good
effect.
Mrs. Macresry did not seem to be in quite
as good voice and spirits as we have usually
seen her, but gave Comm thro' the Rye
that heart born song which never can grow old
with marked freshness and sweetness; what
it lost in elaborate ornament, it more than
gained in natural beauty.
Miss Smiths performances upon the harp,
as well as her singing was no incousiderable
feature of the entertainment. When she throws
into the pieces she plays or sings, the power of
her highly cultivated art the effect is indeed
fine. Her performances were received with
much ecat.
Nile. Urso, played, 1--WE had almost said as
only she can play most admirably, exhibiting
as usual, astonishing skill and exquisite tastein
the use of the violin. Anything within her
reach and compass on the finger board of her
instrument, she performs with the utmost grace
and excellence.
Taylor played finely; his fingers fairly dane
ing to liquid measures, over the submissive
keys of his expressive Piano.
The Concert WAS very agreeable and much
enjoyed by the audience
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13

w At the annual commencement o the
University of Nashville, held on Thursday,
June 9th, the following young gentlemen
were admitted to the Degree of Bachelor OF
Arts.
Frank W. Green. L. B. Nancy, W G.. Mar
shall, WIN. o. Maxey, r. W. Pitman, W. c.
Smith; Tennessee.
NJ. W. Smith, Ohio; Mercer Caulfeld, Lou.
isiana; G. S. Hardaway, Georgia; Henry S.
Aagoon, Tennessee; X. L. Upshaw, Texas,
graduates Of the Western Military Institute, OF
the class of 1853, were admitted to the Degree
Of Master of Arts.
J. L. Milss, of Alabama, was admitted to the
Degree of Doctor of Medicine.
The Honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity
was conferred upon the Rev. A. r. Erwin, of
Tennessee.
Certificates, for having completed the full
course in Civil Engineering and the MathemAt-
ical and Scientific studies, were bestowed
upon q. j. Foster, of Louisians; G.. NJ. Lusher,
of Tennessee; o. X. Weaver, of Arkansas, and
n. W. Smith, of Ohio.
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Melancholy Death.

We regret 10 announce that Mr.. John Gun.
ninghsm, of Double Branches. Lincoln CO.,
came 70 his death about ~ O'Clock Sunday
night, by falling from a third-story window, at
the Globe Hotel in this city. The deceased
had been drinking rather freely during the day,
and had retired 10 his room. when his son, who
is q resident Of Augusta, and friend, knocked
at his door, aud finding IL locked, and
not receiving an answer, they proceeded to
their own bedroom. A minute afterwards q
noise was heard and il WAS discovered that
Mr.. Cunningham had precipitated himself from
his window. Whether he started from his
sleep, snd hearing the knocking mistook tie
window for the door, or otherwise, il is inpos-
sble TO say, as he expired without utteiing a
word.-Augusta (Gd) Chronicle, jane ..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13

FALLEN FRoN ITS HlGu EsTArE-James Buch.
anan, Of Pennsylvania, was nominated IN the Gin
cinnati Convention the candidate Of the Freesoil
wing Of the party. During the first fourteen bal
lettings be had scarcely any support from the South
but threefOurth OF the votes for him we're cast by
the delegates from those Of the Northern States
which are most completely aboliiioriHed. lie was
put forward in the Convention - the acknow
lodged candidate OF the sntisNebraska party, as
the preference Of that portion OF the party that has
been mOst deeply tinctared with Frsesoilism
Thomas II. Benton and others, who have been read
out of the Democratic party. for their Freesoil
opinions, we're in Cincinnati working for his nom
instion. They we're bis most earnest aud active
supporter. Lou. COu1.
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ress JAMES c. BALDWIN { CO.,
-W3m 81 College street, N4sHyILLE, Tel
IN cHANCKRY AT wAvERLY-Juns Rules. IsSs.

" y. and wife Jesse Luton and 81. NJ Massey,
Executors Of Henry Lu0n e a Including all Tie heirs
Of Henry Lut0n and Vim. Jones, deceased
AMEsDED Hill
ON motion, Supported b. sdast e. the complainant. ~
" the fling Of the original bi 10 this and sppear
ing the Subtraction Of the Clerk and Master, that dsfsn
dahts Thomas Price and wife Elisabeth. r. H. stuart and
wife Sarah r., VIM D. g. Joaes, B. H. koheron and sifs
EilEabeth Ann, Thomas McNeely aud wife Mary, Samuel
EpsFson and wife Nancy. Jamss spleer and vile franc
n0nTesdsnts % the State % Tennessee and consequently
beyOnd the reach o. the ordinary process Of This court =
therefore ordered that pub be made for our
i've weeks 10 The NASHVILLE Fftqf, newspaper published
IN the city Of Nashville requiring The sad Thomas Price and
sife ElE-bsh, T. H. stuart and wife Sarah p W. D. g.
Jones b. r. RobertsoR and wife Elizabeth Ann fkonas Ne
Nseiy and wife Mary saaae EPeTson and we Nancy Jsa
spieeF AID se frAne 70 sPPear a. he ne1 terra q he
ChAnery Couft 70 Be held r he coaaiy q Humphreys
the court h0aas the town q XsveFy he Thursday
Aer Tie third Monday 10 September nsst and plead
or drmar 70 eompaiuahts' amended bl the
Si Be taken Cor confessed ani z hearing pr
thrm.
Niiaess. DAVID r. Owns, Clerk Master Al ciee 10 Wa
jaasii-slg PFsisess n OWEN, CAN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13

GIN. PTILow's ADDRKss.-The students in
the collegiate department of the University OF
Nashville were addressed on Wednesday night
last by Gen. Gideon j. Pillow, of Columbia
A goodly number Of our citizens were out,
though not as numerousRs we should like to
see on such occasions. The speaker acquitted
himself in highly credtsble manner, drawing
the close attention of all, and frequently elicit
ing the applause of the assembly. We trust
the thoughts on the dignity of labor" ad-
vanoed by the speaker, will be treasured up
by the students, and made ''pocket compan-
ion" in their travels through life.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13

AUCTION SALE-B. T. Shields will sell this
morning at auction, large stock of rich
French Queensware, Cat Glass ware Silver
plated ware, &C., both useful and ornamental.
Bargains may be expected.
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tY Omnibl

icy Omnibuses will run daily, Sunday
excepted until the 18th instant, from
the city to Walnut Grove and back, and
take, free OF charge all who may desire
20 examine the beautiful grounds laid of
for the embyro town of MoGavock. A band
of music will be in attendance every evening.
These grounds are really worthy of visit from
every person who has taste for woodland
scenery, and especially from those who have
an eye to good speculation in town lots
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13

~ Dr.. R. C. Foster, having resigned
the secretaryship If the Davidson County
Agricultural aud Mechanical Association, our
energetic young friend, Mr.. Il. J. Jones has
been appointed in his place. The selection is
good one, and cannot fail to give satisfaction
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-13
STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

VIE multiplicity OF Straw Cutters already before The pub
lie large proportion Of which having failed successfully
stand the test Of thorough trial. and having fallen far short
Of the representations OF The Nendrs we'll the expecta
tons Of the purchasers general dstust has been created
the public mind for an machines Of this description Hence
becomes consideration Of the importance before
general introduction Of machine n which there
much doubt and connected with which there have been
many failures that 10 should first have been subjected 10
the thorough and critical test and is claim 10 merit
clearly established beyond doubt This machine has
in upwards OF twelve months, during which
has been submitted 20 the :es and has
degone notifications and alterations with view Of bringing
1t perfection possible Il Is complete and pre-
sented 10 the public in the full confidence
Of the farming community and sustain the high repn
aton has already obtained and the opinions rmed Of IL
by all who have used Il.
We claim for it
1st Great strength and durability
"a. An entire freedom from complication being simple
be easily operated BY boy twelve fifteen years Of
age without tn slightest fear Of arrangement
Sd Superiority and excellence II execution cutting with
great ease, rapidly and exsctness.
9TH Great economy in price, being offered at the low Sate
Of Hight Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned but would occupy
too much space
II possesses PECULIARLY however, remarksbs snd
important that cannot forbear making mention II H. We
alude its EvrRLAsTSG sPEG designed to keep the kns
ton the time yielding any hard and foeiyn sub
stance the appearance Of which IN machinery would DO
liable 20 produce serious injury.
County Rights in Middle and West Tennessee for sale upon
extremely advantageous terms They be made BY
worker in wood. Men u energy wanted 20 act Agents.
Address JAMES BALbWIN 4 co,
mayi-w5m NASHVILLE Tennessee
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wA gentleman aud lady can find good
board and pleasant accommodations, conve-
nient to the Square, by answering tue adver-
tisemeut in another column.
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ATTENTION, BUcHASAE MENl-All Of you
who have ''any Democratic blood 81 your ueiRs, "
are hereby ordered 10 repair 20 the surgeon,
and have il :. let out" This order lie impera-
tive Aemphis Wig.