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Farewell to the skeeters.

VANE, huumin, but inhuman inseck,
Yole "a by lookin at the Allmyknack
Tha' it's time to dee part onto
Some other climb. Jack froze-to deth
Is cummin for ye & so yode better
Go. Not thatany boldly, evin the
SHORTEST boyes afeared Of one Of
Yer size. For an infant not moren 6
Years old Good mock ye 4 yore length.
But the fack is WE'RE tired Of yore attentions,
Which are at Questionable howers Of the
Mite. Hore getting teejls, bobbin round
sgckn uther peepils blud cos
Your got non Of yore own TO suck.
Yore immortal to. Yore kitiDg round.
ORR mite on spree, yore already weke
In the nee iints. Jewels goin to be hi,
And yode better get down south Of
The line of Mason Dcksens stages,
We're ye wont hey TO bgh. thru
Noo!ln close.
Why don'tye 60 III? The rose leave Is fel
To the ground, and all Natur beckons We ava.
I've got up mites Civ 30 hint with the
Fether buster to leaf my premises. and
I've wept at yoTe ohs,inatrsy In stickin
To my vanes. But It's no use ta'kin,
The frost will soyn destroy yore use
Fuiness by Iippln orr the esnl OF
Yore bills. Ye cant stand against
Fate and cold wether, SO clear
Quit Skeeters, ARE reScrUOir,
Good buy, Fsirwell
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,InnlPs @. Jones.

HAVE p negroes for sale, amongst them or likely
girls from u TO Is years DID, extra house servant
seamstress washer and ironer likely and intelligent
men, &c. Also black smith Cal while
the exctementis up. [oct23 REEFS W. PORTER.
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MEDICAL BOOKS

JOHN YORK s. co.
Have for sale the following new Eorks-
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOWNEs' CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsON's SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY;
kirk AND FACETS PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE or MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYLOR's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
WILSON'S DIssECTOR;
CONDIN on DISEASES OF CHILDREN;
DUNGLIsON's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
HOOPCR's MEDICAL DICTIONARY
MEIGs' OBSTETRICS
ELLisSEs MEDICAL FORMCLARYi
MEIGs on FEMALES;
SMITHS ON LEUCORRaEA;
CLYMER on FEyERs;
FEgGUsONs SURGERY;
HOMERs ANATOMY;
JONES AND sEEyEEISGs ANATOET;
MILLER's PRINCIPLES;
MALLS OUTLINES;
RAHsB0TuEM's OBSTETRICS;
SHARPLY AND QUASss ANATOMY;
DEVICES on CHILDREN;
pEWEEs OS FEMALEs;
NEia5 OS FEyERs;
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY;
AsuwELL or FEMALES;
BUDD Of TuE LIVER,
sTASLY on THE BONES;
AID great variety Of Miscellaneous Medical Books nos
contained in his catalogue. oet8
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War err "a ragged school association, In
pubic appeal state that there are Ia london
400 O00 who never attend pubhe worship. 1867
coo habisnsl dtunkaida. $50, 600 open proiigsies,
ii. 600 psoiessed bsggars. i0opo gsmblers. 80 900
destitute chiages, aud 81. v0u sseeivers Of stolen
goods More than 80, 600 youhs men under eish-
tsea years Of age aga Annually eommlitea ior theft
Ia great Brtian.
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STANDING by THEIR CoLoRs-Our American
friends are still standing by their colors. Their
spirit is uudaunted. The late election has demons
strated the necessity Oft American party. In the
language of a contemporary, appealing to the return
ing sober Judgment of the people, they will press
on and demand Revision of the Naturalization
Laws. There is work enough to be done. Amer
lea needs now more than ever BEFORE the protecting
Gaze and Efforts of all her true honest sons The
position needs no argument. Whoever was at the
polls on the 4th INST, must be already convinced
and ready to act. With these practical argument
the American party strikes boldly for Revision of
the Naturalization Laws for the whole country
From this hour let the work go on Let the past be
buried. The differences that have existed among
the mass of the American people cannot be perpe-
tuated with safety to the country. Union of the
American people on the vital principle of America
for Americans, ia now imperative. 1t cannot be
postponed without too great a hazard, Let Us,
henceforth, be united people, and without regard
to past differences, and in disregard of selfish aud
ambitions leaders, strive for Revision of the Nat
uralzation LaWs-Neacdrk ~. u. Eagle.
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w II E. A T

T WANT a few Hundred Bushels Of Choice Wheat, for
which viii pay the highest market price, delivered al
my ware house. ". HOLLINGSWORTH,
oct9 Corner College and church street.
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GLOVER co.
CITY ExPRESG

asl1-1E-@"F~~W
DACKAGES PARCELS, BAGGAGE delivered to any
part Of the city with dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise was very much needed,
trey nave incurred heavy expenses to get neat and
quick conveyance, aud hope by prompt attention to bust
ness deserve the patronage OF the business Of the
city.
Sr. A. L. Westbrook late messenger OF Adams Express
Company, viii have charge Of wagon and receive and
deliver packages at any pint in the city suburbs
Charges very moderate.
Once No. so Cherry street, Up stairs, W. l. Boyds
u. nov1O en-
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WHEArLAND, (near Lancaster) Pa. |
Sent II 1874
To B.F WASHINGTON, ESQ. Chairman of the De

To B. F. WASHINGTON, Esq Chairman of the De-
mocratic State Central Committee of California
SRI have received numerous communications
from sources in California entitled to high regard,
in reference to the proposed Pacific Railroad. AS
it would be impossible for me to answer them all, /
deem it most proper and respectful to address you
general answer in your official capacity. In per-
forming this duty to the citizens Of California act
in perfect consistency with the sefimposed restric.
ton contained in my letter accepting the nomina-
ton for the Presidency, not to answer interroga>
tons raising new and different issues from those
presented by the Cincinnati Convention, because
that Convention has itself adopted a resolution in
favor of this great work.
[ then desire to state, briefly, that concurring
with the Convention, / am decidedly favorable to
the construction of the Pacific Railroad; and de-
rive the authority to do this from the constitutional
power "to declare war, and the constitute duty
'to repel invasions." In my judgment Congress
possesses the same power TO make appropriations
for the construction of this road, strictly for the
purpose of national Defence that it has to erect for.
tfcations at the mouth of the harbor of San Fran
CISCO ?, Indeed the necessity with view to repel
foreign invasion from California is as great in the
one case as in the other. Neither will there be
danger from the precedent, for it is almost impos-
sbe to conceive that any case attended by such
extraordinary and unprecedented circumstances can
ever again occur in our history.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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JAMES HEWITT & co
GENTLENIENS, WEAI

GENTLENIENS' WEAR.
GENTS Fine Calf Pump Soc Boots;
II Gents Fine Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double SOe
- Water proof
Congress Caters;
double sole;
Oxford Ties, "
These goods from Of the best manufactures In
Philadelphia. Call at No. 20 Pubic Square.
octlS SNYDER a FRIZZELL.
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Negro Girl Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to buy girl from 16to % years
~ old, for family Auyperson IA wing such to
sell, purchaser by applying at his Office.
Also girl is wanted to hire for the balance Of this year.
oc.25-lm
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN 3. BRIgN. WILLIAM T. BhONN.
n NHE undersigned have formed partnership IN the prao
ce law in the city 81 Nashville VIII give prompt a.
teuon 10 any and all business nrusted to their care
JOHN s. BRtEN,
ivs,5f-+f WILL. l.. BROWN.
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New Goods!

ID G. ~sSART CO. epsnlng this DAY large hi %
IA SEs G0ons-aibsas Lsces Enbroideries ColArs
siir aus Bstass, a se,s q Applique Lace. Tksss
are nee geats- ca qaaek ~ tA9Y utl - sli Eone
Aa=4 ls3S r. Q NcNARN CO.
Us present prices ar STICK CANDY as per i0o rs.
" oher les are sod at forner prices.
ESQ. GREiG.
f0N6HURSF & CO.
J. Q. q c. R0hkRfS0N.
eefzT WksSkLL fHoMF6oS
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LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED.

LAND WARRANTS B1UGHT Ok LOCATED,
WILL pay cash for Land warrants viii also buy old
4 Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
ISIS, % soldiers Of 1Sl2,
am also prepared 70 locate Land Warrants in South
western Missouri the line Of the Sou western Missouri
Railroad, in connection with gentleman Who has had the
selecting OF more than 20J0 Of railroad land along
the line Of this road For further particulars, terms, &C.
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar the Post
Once. LSept6l G. FELLOWS
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Trouble ALL RoUND.-Ihings throughout
Europe are all out of joint, and getting worse
and worse every day. France,-that is to say,
Louis Napoleon, lis annoyed at the "audacious
calumnies" Of the British press,-and England
gives notice to Russia, that she means to keep
a portion of her fleet in The Black Sea until she
is better satisfied that Russia is going to adhere
in good faith to the terms of the Treaty of
Peace. This, the correspondents say, is likely
TO complicate ''relations" between St. PETERS,
burgh and London, -nay, drive the Gar per-
haps over to an alliance with Louis Napoleon.
Then, again, Austria will not evacuate the
PrincipaIites,-as she promised to do,-aud
this, in turn, gives umbrage to France,-and
starts off the correspondents on a new track,
discovering, just here, that, to offset the sus-
picious intimacy between Paris and st. Peters
burgh, John Bull is going to form an alliance
with Austria, whose wOman-whippcr, Uaynau,
his London brewers flogged SO numerically q
few years since. A very pretty hash, to be
sure, -made no better by the Neapolitan i'm
brogliO, and the threatened break down in the
Turkish Cabinet.
1t may be some consolation for rs to see,
thus, that, if we have our union" and "dis-
union" troubles to excite and annoy at home,
the European Family are not bit better off.
Trouble all round.-N. Y. Express. 14tb.
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Cotton Packing.

The following statement on behalf of the Liver
pool American Chamber of Commerce and the Cot
ing from the false packing of cotton, appears in the
London Times, Oct. 20:
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Buchanan and Fremont Bidding
in California.

Not to be outdone, Mr.. Buchanan
makes, -our readers will sea- pretty
large Pacific Railroad bid. We commend
his latitudinal Federal Improvements no.
tons to the strict construction Democracy
of the South =
Letter from James Buchanan--D Declaration IN
fauOr Of the Pacific RailrOad-the Gin
cinnati Resolution fully EndOrsed-Fre-
monfs capital all gone.
The following Letter from Mr.. Buchanan,
was received and appears in the Sacramen-
to State Journal =
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COOP ERsS
REFINED gHEFT Ann sHRFD TsIWGIAss

TOR BLANC NANCE TABLE JELLIES. Ac. A prime
article or confectiapers, Hotel ant Family 10 be
detained, with arectons fT using q the principal Gro
eers ard Druggists throughout The United states.
nov20-snP PETER COOPER, New f0Fh.
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NOTICE.

A IL perFons Injected % re ttfs Arm o. J. g. C.
y FsHEsrS8x are rsqressci % fssW sad n<ke
nneikie seftie-nt rai those hsviug aims sEanst ths
csncsrn Eii pgssent taem for Psyn n.
nos4 D. G. E0eERrSON.
CWEET NEW OH ANGEs.-s sAaks Of the
- asass iasi recsise - haFfsss
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retiring from the basnsss retarn ny sincere thanks
ior ths liberal patronage FtsiVed hon The pubc.
aaa tats great pezsaTs IN rrcoHnehdinE eontnusrcs
d he iAs paFtrsr, Jas e.. koBxkrsoS, Nho
u ccnings TIE basiarss e ne % s-sud On bseadgAy
Nov. l. IS. noval CuAs R0BERTSOS.
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COUNTY BONDS.

NUAST TO HGRg-A good. hoaest negro nan 10 belp
~ tie Paper and Rag Rose 10 lbe ist q JAnu4rg.
oet6 y 8. WHITEMAS.
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EO 600 BUSHELS dried fTuit, Peaches and APP
~. OOU pies; 5000 lbs Ginseng 5000 Feathers,
for which the highest market price will be paid.
oct1S H. u bANDf.
r. G. Dandy will keep consta ~ on hand large lot 81
Flour, Of various and superior brands.
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he onnarlIIn nantionIrr Descrlbed. /.

The QuadTiIIe NauticalIy Described
We have some idea that this capital .jeu
desprit is not new. But as our dancing sea-
son is just commencing, it may auuse some of
our readers to see it reproduced. Itmakes the
noble art of dancing qaadriile clear to the
simplest (nauticaD capacity:
lie PantaIon-Hau up the starboard tack
aud let the other craft pass; then bear up and
p get your head on the other tack-regain your
berth on the port tack-back and Oil with your
partner and boxhaul her-wear round twice
against the sun in company with the opposite
craft, then your Own-afterward boxhaul with
her again AID bring her up.
LEte.-Shoot ahead about two fathoms TIL
you nearly come stem on with the other craft
under weight; then make stern board TO your
berth and side ont for bend, first to starboard
then to port-make sail and pass the opposite
craft; then get your head round on the other
tack-another side to starboad and port; then
make sail to regain your berth-wear round,
back and fill and boxbaul your partner.
La Poule-Heave ahead aud pass your ad-
versary yard-arm to d-arm-regain your
berth on the other tack in the same order
take your station in line with your partner
back and ill-fall on your heel and bring up
with your pa-tner-she then manoeuvers ahead
and heaves all aback, fills and shoots ahead
again and pays off alongsde-yOu then make
sail in company, till nearly stem on with the
other hne-make a stern board and cast her
off to shift for himrself-regain your berth
by the best means possible, and let go your
anchor.
La Treaise.-Wear round as before against
the sun twice, boxhaul the lady, and range up
alongside her, and make sail in company
when half way across to the other shore drop
astern with the tide-shoot ahead again and
cast off the tow-now back and Gil as before,
and boxhaul her and yourself into your berth
and bring up.
La Past0raZe.--Shoot ahead alongside your
partner, then make a stern board-agan make
all sail over to the other coast-let 60 the
hawser, and pay off into your own berth and
take q turn-the three crafts opposite range
up abreast toward you twice, and back astern
ag2in-nOw Vancouver any rig you ike, only
under easy sail, as it is always eight winds"
(Zephyrs) inthis passage as soon as you see
their helm down, haul round in company
with them on port tack-then make all sail
with your partner into your own berth and
bring up.
La FJnaL.-Wear round TO starbOard, pass
ing under your partners bows-sight the cat
heads of craft on your starboard bOw-then
make sail into your own berth, your partner
passing athwart your bOws-now proceed
according to the second order of sailing-to
complete the evolutions shoot ahead and bach;
astern twice, in company with the whole
squadron, in the circular order Of sailing.
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III subscribers wiling 70 sell OBe Hundred Thou
SAM Dollars IN goods, and receive IN payment The
Bonds q he diIerrnt ooanties sde payab 70 the Leafs
dollar. GAVIN gEiI Z 90
Louisville, oeg3O-ins
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TORRENT.

1000 Reams Wrapping Paper.
Is Store ana Tor sale wholesale without any prodt
i noY3-ln W. z. W iIFEMAN.
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NECK TIES AND STOCKS

lust received every variety Of Urayas Ties ard Stocks
d J. II. McGIEL.
LADIES' and Geneuens Furnishing Store corner Of ht
SQUARE and College street. no'lJ
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NAUTILUS MAoHNE.-A late New York
paper has the following in relation to this
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE psrtnsri hereuire existing between the unter-
1 sgned. undsT the arm Of J. g. @ ROBsErsoS, vas
IBIS dsY disss'ycd b. nufuAl consent.
The bsiaess viz Be conrned 20 The ola stand BY JAS
q. R0BEHTSON, Who Is authsrz-d 10 settle al business
e. nnected Wiih re iafr FRA
Nsshyils, Noy. I, iS56. J. q. ROBERFsON,
noF4 CHAs. ROBERTSON.
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S U S AN MERTON
Napier's Peninsular War,
LIBRdRT EDITION.
w. T. EERRT. e ca. have Just received


". T. FERRY e CO. have Just received
l.
THE HIST DRY OF THE WAR
IN THE PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. 1867 to 1914.
BY Maj. Cen. Sir VIZ. p. Nlper, X. c. B., Col 27.h
Regiment, &c, &c.
- This edition reprint OF the revised English ed!-
ton recently published and contains an authors --latest
cancellations and 'Iust1catory pieces, " with
FIFTY-FIYE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATTLES.
There has been also prepared for this edition. COM
PLETE INDEX 70 the whole work. lgantiug in an other
editions and tie following PORTRAITS beautifully en-
graved stecl
l. NAPIER, (thea1thor) g. WELLINGTON.
2. NAPOLEON. 4 SOULT.
8. JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
"YOu should read Nspisrs OF the Portr-
gal He is heroic fellow, eqaAI anything in Putarcb
and moreover song headed clever hero who takes good
aim before he hres."-Leters oJ Sydney Smith.
"Our English Thucydies the historian Of the Peninsula
War; EdHsr S1CHgs LGHdor or OrGogrgIAy, Frassv,
FEB. 1886.
| ". T. BERRY C co. have also just received
HEADLEY's LIFE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
with ~ elegant large Wood EugraynEs an from origual
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WHEAT! WHEATu
NAMED.

WANT % purchase any quanJIty o! good Wheatl toi
v' Us l- r. @. handy
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Ma. STERLING LANIsR, late Of Lanier House. Macon Ca
and SIMPSON LASIs, late Of Tuskegee, Ala viii be happy
meet all friends and customers a. the Lamar House,
where they have Ompe Accommodations for 30 persons
noVI
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NPECIAI RATES.

No shipments entitled the above unless each and
syey package has the d the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n. 3 c. R. R. plainly marked upon Il.
H. L A.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
HF NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!
- - ~ - go -

MIL thu Trnnesee liver b q is rebuilt Pr duee snd
u Mvrchande will be ippcd the river on
steam bosts az BHges AMI be uhccei % dray ageS
Shii ptrs n"tfei that ali goos the depns in
packages nsufcn ~ hr nrc protection % an t0nents
vii be j-crd Grain VIII BE- resolved kept heavy
fused at de iE y fis DirHer hs labor time
rrpai greatly rrtird the trznship-
AM h. psifirued The Agent 0f The DAD re
p-a'y in treted recriv- grain her respective
ia ins unless the sack tnY and di-tnctly marked
aud accom- anvd b. an nriero Shipment. We OF per-
mi the drpos q used houses fr pro-
luce when the % be held q convent.
Of owner shipper 70 order o. warf Wheat To chat
,apooga will he charged CENTS and per bu~hel
nom IulaCmt aud ~ stations - Tennessee liver
and from Nsshv Ne md I'll stafi q Ia ahoms Wheat
sil b. charged 10 cent and lr WIS
key will he chag = 81 barrel Nashville Chaita-
Al rucie of eight drs grated Tar a. IT.
-, Sd and 4h Ct IS, viz BE- caIf present IarF
II. I AND RSON,
Fup't n. 4 e. x froad.
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PaI,III Gum t.ooh-

ID ECKIVED this day, another supply OF Gondvears Pat
II ent Gum Goods, consisting Coaks, Goats Legqans,
Peruvian an Mexican blankets, Life PrescryeTs Air Cuh
ions &C The Cat-, Legg Blank is invaluable
"a Hntry phy cisns, Hunsmen and all others who
exposed 10 weather. For sale at moderate prizes by
IT, McGILL
Ladies' an Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
nov20 Corner Of square and College street.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKEr
sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
TWICE Elk.

THE light Draught Steamer MON. c-~S1
i TTCELLO, q w COUCB, Master, Esg-Asefee-s-
above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WATERFORD and all intermediate a'dings Orders left
with her nts for passage or freight viii meet with prompt
attention. II. n HARRISON, Ao.,,.
oct22- 6m A. HAMILTON, 'b-'''
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RATES OF ADVEHrIsING.

Newspaper propreors generally, and especially OF this
hty under tie and regulations heretofore
Ere called upon to perform labor without
sion, than any other class Of community The gratuous
publication OF charity and religious advertisement and
municGons tributes OF respect, obituaries, &C 6c which
only be inserted AZ heavy cost 10 the proprietor i'm
poses them burden that they feel called
upon in sedefence 20 check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent NJ least upon the par
ties Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
loving the example OF the Ia other cities mpeed by
OF its intrinsic propriesy, and imperative duty TO
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united ogeth
mutual agreement upon the 70 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these vel every sort Of regular
business advertising.
square OF ~ lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
lcss Of noupareil fog the let insertion .....el 90
For each additional insertion per square. .... 50
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PLANTERS, HOTEL,

JIsEs D. HovssNAs. JrLUs ~. sHTs. e. B. BOwIEa
IOI SEMAN. SMITH & CO.,
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lust received small LIT Of superior Buck Shirts and
Draw AFRO few Of second rate gu lily for sale by
nov90 a. McGILL
ndeFshirts and Drawers.
A MOTHER invoice Of Shaker Flannel heavy Knit Wool
III MeTino, ArneTAn, Saxonv, and heavy SIX Received
and for sale ~ [aov2il J II NcGrLL.
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN MUM

Ii AVING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
Pre- NUNS offered the past year. ending June 30h,
induced 10 o6er larger amount Of Pre- iums for the
present and wi the above premium in 81
SlOD 49, 4S STO 500 $50 s4O $780, $40 and $40, any
Merchants Pedars who will deliver from this date
90 the 1t JAW 1856, the largest amount OF RAGS The
he bought outside o. and by dong business
outside OF Ma hville or vicinity
VIII. At ALL TIMES Paw THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAG on DELIVERY, and i-sue n
certificate the Of the amount received and paid for
These certificates be kept and sent in or before
july that three disnterested hant Of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled t.
800. the next largest TO $500 and 50 on down.
Merchants sending Rags will write that may
know In name 10 certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooen Lnsev, Silk and Worsted Rags are not wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention TO saving and buying
rays throughout Middle Tennessee.
iy4-duWkWu ". Z. WHITMAN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-10

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