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James VI. Davidson i'm Reply to Rev
>. a.. chapman.

10 tie Editors Of he Patriot
Gentlemen-I respectfully ask the privilege Of
your columns for a reply TO letter Of Mr. Chap
man, which appeared in your paper of the sth in
slant, and to some editorial remarks in that and
subsequent issues, TO which circumstances have
prevented me from giving earlier attention
When | responded to his challenge to discuss the
American" Platform on the 3lst ult, did it with
the expectation that any future correspondence
between Us would be confined TO the proper under.
standing Of the terms aud topics of debate; and
therefore il was that required him, as the chalr
longing party, TO lay down plain propositions en-.
bracing the distinctive characteristics of "Ameri-
cansm," and expressed a willingness TO debate
them with any representative Of the party To my
surprise Mr.. Chapman has not yet indicated single
move towards the specification Of points of ISSUE
and am led to infer from the slight notice which
be gives to essential matters and his lengthy treat
ment Of Immateriates that he does not particu-
iarly long for a political discussion involving
American characteristics. Indeed, the style,
temper and substance Of what be has written JUS
ufy the conclusion that he would prefer TO figure
in some IN defined and random squabble, such as
might grow up from the discussion Of the vague
generaites, equivoca statements, end aoknow-
edged truisms OF Know Nothing Platorm-some-
thing political in is inception, such as he could
adroitly twist towards the end into a religious
shape, and in which, for concluding scene, he
would have Protestantsm and natives represented
by the Rev, james L. Chapman set IN array against
a. 1 4
myself or some one else. Unsuccessful 10 his ef-
forts 10 enlist me ia the advocacy Of religion
which do not profess, and about which I feel no
further concern than to that the Catholics shall
eoutnue.to enjoy equal privileges with other eti-
Eeus, aud be equally removed from State patronage
on the one hand. AID State diseoauteI.aneo And
persecution on the other--uusuccessfu 10 this, he
sludiously avoids the statement Of propositions
brsciBg the creed aud history Of bis party SO far
therefore, as the Rev. james L. Chapman Il con
ecrued, ! abandon all autiepauons Of Discussion
Of American principles before Protestant AMER
and leave him TO display bis tactics in the general
ship Of lhat book ~hlch be il preparing for the
Presidential campaign, and which be has deuomi
mated The ''Cis Atlautic Battle between 'S@m' aud
the Pope ann satisfied his most eongeaial ems
Ploymeat consists ia pandering 10 the religious
prejudiess Of the bgOtsd and intolsrans, and that
ls iaacious IN him 10 eOphne his operations TO The
pres, rather than waste bis energies on the plat
iofw o. ths stump-piaees s0mewhal uulaEorable
tor The blending Of politics aud religion, and where
iAllaeioas arguments and misrepresentation usually
meet Their appropriate answer. voald advise
ban 70 be cautious even Ia sa4t 6eld q sesioa ior
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n NASHVILLE:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, 1855.

D% We make room to-day for portion
of Mr.. DAvIDsoN's letter. The balance
will be given tomorrow. In giving place
to Mr.. CHAPMAN's challenge, and Mr.. DA-
vIDsoN's reply, in the first place, it was not
our intention to permit the columns of the
Patriot to be made the medium of a dis
cussion of American principles by them, for
the reason that it would require more space
than we could devote to that object. We
hoped to have heard them debate on the
hastings. Having permitted Mr.. DAVIDSON
to be heard second time, we shall give
Mr.. CHAPMAN, if he claims it, an opportu-
nifty to be heard again, after which, with
all becoming respect to each Of them, we
must decline the further appropriation of
our columns to their use.
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The Belle and The student.

At a certsin evening party, naughty young
beauty turned TO a student who stood near her. aud
said.
'Cousn John, / understand your eccentric friend
Lis here. have great curiosity to see him
The student went in search Of his friend and at
length found him lounging the sofa.
Come, L, my beautiful cousin Catharine
wishes 20 DO introduced to you"
well, trot her out, John, drawed l. with
an affected yawn.
John returned 10 his cousin, and advised her TO
defer the introduction Ill favorable time re-
peating the answer he hal received
The beauty BIT her lips but the next moment she
said:
"Well never fear, shall insist on being intro
ducedn
After some delay L was led up and the cere
mony Of Introduction performed. Agreeably sar
prsed by the beauty aud commanding appearance
Of Catherine, L made profound low bow; but
instead Of returning it, she raised her eye glass,
surveyed him from head TO foot, and then waving
the back of her hand toward him drawled out:
"TrOt him off, John, that's enough"
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CHILDKEN1S PANACEA,
STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

tsrccE1aa 70 . EnaAEl
III AffNG made aiIsrt1at "A tfons - ~ naek sfry
IA greatly incgease ~ iacIiss faf maanct1lat
tsaizr 4la A.etscF q rvery aecrstfcn prepare
- manufctare rte4zs fuass knd BQasfs sqsai pant
a1h and aratily - 4ny maae 10 hz 81 Eaa IS s
prices hAFng teeE pssa ~ engared fAe Aanstesars
ei NshaFs IN a4sfis b. IL aai sfesa yssFs snd Et
iaE rs pefsetl Affnl q he n4rafaeurls DsFet s.
~ hee cl@1erf tA6' - rigs tsfza 90 al VA
ia0ar na slls hear ofsers a. ~ a. stsnaf - - 4 Msofs
- snd g AsrkrG stFs<t, bruG4 NEsATte. ftaa.
AZ tlnes u uqFE ~ fia1s MEa, ste4n haas s1u Mia
Ten go faetorsa hakz 4ss. ee a. eNsczird pspFts,
sne a. Ne io~est asa fF.eas.
laE8-Iy koBI.A D. ALffA
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First of May.

G. C. ROBERTSON prepared 70 furnish May Day
81 Excursion Parties siff
FISHING TACKLE AND EDIBLEs
% All hads TIE most reasonable terms.
Ne have just we'd
81 boxes 3. b. Cheese,
~ " Oranges,
10 f" Lemons,
~ bhis. Son shell Almonds,
~ Apples.
aneg Tor sale AZ ] LAC ROBERTSON.
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Washington, AprH 2l.-Much activity exists in
the agricultural branch of the Patent Office under
the direction of Mr. I'D. Brown. number o
gentlemen in various parts OF the country are en-
gagged in making experiments in agricultural chem
stry, aud several interesting reports have just been
received.
one from Charles T. Jackson, Of Boston, who has
snayzrG the corn cob acquaints the bureau that il
contains foGr aud half parts of nutrtive matter,
consisting of gum starch and dixtrine.
Another from the same gentleman, who has made
geological excursions through the State OF North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, furnishes the
result Of chemical researches on the seed OF the
Cotton plant He says that cotton seed may be-
prodtably employed in the production of a rich, fat
oil, and that the wooy fibre adhering TO the huls,
may be economical in the manufacture OF pa
per, while the substance OF the seeds or their
'meats," after having the oil extracted NAV be EN-
ployed for feeding animals, aud also as an excellent
fertilizer.
The following is the analysis Of the oil cake made
from the cotton seed; Carbon 1910; oxygen So
Cos, nitrogen 1888 hydrogen s67, salts (uorgau-
ic) $500. Total 90. s6h.
On separating the various salts and reducing them
10 their ratio for hundred grains Of the oil cake
the following results were ascertBncd: Alkaline
salts, soluble 10 water, O. 10; phosphate OF liue O4;
potash, q, 46; soda O. 53; phosphoric acid with ira
of sulphuric acid aud chlorine, ISL siisia aud
oxides OF iron aud manganese, OILS; Loss, O,S5
Total g. 80.
The analysis of cotton seed justify aud explain
the use made Of them by the Southern planters in
preparing the coil withthe rotted seeds, a special
manure Tor Indian corn, which draws so largely on
the oil for phosphates.
The bureau has been sending out small tubers.of
the Chinese yam, which was recently introduced in
TO France from the north of China and bids fair TO
serve a substitute for she potatoe.
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NEeQSIcs!s

This disease Is ssry prevalent and though healthy
children seldom die Of H. scarcely any disras- 4 more
destructive hen attack hs weakly chi dren n he poor
The great danger tes tom The sccaldaFy ian tmaton
that after fhe fever srupion have o.
Very s edine Is Necessary. but the very best brage
IN the SOTA Or ehdrrn day Old 70 i've years, The
CTEILDHENsS PANACEA,
prepared hy the GTarfet berg Company.
The true worth Of tts eKfraordlary ard invauahe Ned
tcine BE osth words bui bs tci and
appreciated b. mothers whose children have been nAtched
hon death BY 10 usr.
The celebrated Dr. WiIliars who has devoted lie 10
siuay, has anazsd hi r-edy and says ths Gutenberg
Chldfcn's fanacra. Is Compounded "a especial r-ersucs
70 The immature state 81 the blood Nssr FAads
aud bones % The ehds bedg shpzld msther nsglec 30
provide hersf with il nFaable remeys size may chance
u BE- hold death ea her ehdFrn aRd have b name
bat heEseL n g. csTtain o az dseascs ci chdaoo
sna receives Is ds rye-, auiyezsa appreciation. Dr.
htftin Of South caruaa says u i he orrt general
tisine Cor lnSnts bat saw" Dr.. Waits, az New
fork, Ersf; In ali dis-a.rs eaase b. trsthll
taa remedy" Dr. Cosn. a. indiana. says; iR q
Croup have uscd i siih nars saceess also Measles,
;evcgs rom iseaag, eisrFhl pains IN she siosch baE-
el. Ac- sbasia bs Eag q great a-seei da ruco-
ment y 10 uhs b. shrst trTms.H
ssF % e-nts psr h1tfi- Nith I'm directions.
$50 AK MACAEALik. AEsnt q raj Co.
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Nero Man for Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed o. Trust to executed by Alex.
ID Wsms vi oner Tor sale or cash. 10 The highest bid
Ger At South q the Court House yard he 2th
day Of May next Negro Man named sephen aged about
tNentY two years. Sale IN the usual hoaTs
aa9g JAMES g. WEBB, Trultee.
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LAR1E ssaek 81 nss,s Rsy,' aa Car irenss sirss sas
e. 49, - & T. CUTE&L
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Astrology and Phrenology
FOR TIIE MILLION.
M ada ~ q a I l." in

NEOM Pari-. who ha, been Consulted by the Crowned
and Aristocracy CT Europe and has received nu-
presents from them ID token Of their appreciation OF
great talent porrayinc Phrenoogca developments
BY which the Of the individual be 50 unms
takahy defined, respectfully informs Ladies and Gentlemen
that she be consulted her residence Sewanee House.
all O. concerning Love, C)urtshp, Marriage and
Bus ness and will tell the Of the Lady Gentleman
they will marry, also the Of her v ors, their pros
poets in life, and the occupation they may oEos nom which
the greatest advantage will to themselves and those
connected with them
madame ALVIN in the English, French and Ger
man languages. apaO- Nv
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SERPESrISE.-A punster happened into one Of
tue banks the other Jay just the worthy cashier
was running up, with his accustomed CELEBRITY aud
correctness very long column OF figures. Tie
waggish visitor the SUN completed and then re.
marked 70 The official with very grave face
b, | onder,tAnd they talk OF seEding you
on TO the Worlds Fair as 4 specimen of the Amcri
eau add &"
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Parrots we perceive, which are quite common in
Florida aud Louisiana, have lately appeared 10 De-
eatur, Iowa They are evidently on their way 70
Lawrence, ia the Kansas Territory, for Of taking
the place OF the fugitive patriots Of the late bogus
Legislature, who are nov prrambulating the coun-
try or loungng about Washington City, trying 20
infsme the passions Of the people to promote their
petty views. The good people of Kansas Win fiud
their places well supplied by the parrots,
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FATAL AFFRAY-A difficulty occurred ia this
place, on Thursday evening last between Mr Geo.
Carter aud Mr. King Steward, which resulted in the
death OF the latter stewart stabbed Carter with
KNIFE in the leit bresst, when Carter shot Stewarl
attn pistol che ball taking effect IN Stewart lore
hsad.-He lived about two hours, bar never spoke
after be was shot -LeJaHeR Herald
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Henderson and Nashville Railroad Co
So e. q u u 81

NOTICE hereby given % the stockhoiefs o. The rn-
" dsrson and NHshvh. Railroad Company, that The j. n
intaleut upon stock Is dae aud mast he paid
or before the day Of Jane next by ore OF the Board
Of Directors AMBROSE G.. GORDON, sec'y.
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WE respectfully Inform Lady friends that from the
w unprecedented patronage have received this
son we compelled order by telegraph the above
invoice consisting Of Imperial Chip, Gossamer, Lace an
Paris Imported Bonnets Children and Infants Hats and
Ribbons Flowers &c making stock better assorted
than SprDg opening 1000 rich Paris Styles Of Fancy
Bonnes the Il and fairy Ike material, 1000
rich Gassamer Lace plain hair, brilliant attn, Straw In &
ish Chip Swiss and other Straw Goods LIKEWISE an eE
tensve stock Of Misses and Infants HOnneS ats Iurbans
Gpseys stock Of Fowers comprise 200 boxes Of the
most beautiful and styles for Bonnets, Bridal Parties
&C. opened in this 100 boxes Of Paris Ribbons for
Bonnets and Dress Trimmings; Rich Mohair Caps Head
Dresses, &C. cur Of Embroderes consist OF Pa
Trimmed Chemzettes Coarets; full sets OF Mtes IN Jack
ouet Lace NJ IsIin sc Underseeves IN Jackonet Muslin
Lace &C. Coars Of Lace Jaconet Moes Paris Work &C.;
Infants Waists andkerohief5, Trimming Laces, Rich Nit
Is cents.
We must boast these Goods and at the time,
can say they per lower than offered at Nash
VILE or in the EaSt. New styles Pa as0 sun Shairs, span
sh Fans Sc superior article Of Extracts at 80 cs; Fame
Goods great variety for ornamental purposes large lot
Of Blond Laces Tha.es straw Trmm ngs, &C
We VIII take pleasure showing Goods and enteavor by
polite ion fair dealing to increase tate 50 lib
orally extended for the past eleven years We do not
intend to be uudersO!d in prices.
Country Merchants ana Milners supplied with pattern
Bcunets and Millinery Goods low a small BIZ o. Goods
purchased East. e.. WISE. Agent,
Millinery Bazaar, No 46 UuiCn st eet,
ap30 door 10 the State Bank.
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TnE ADMISSION or KANsAs.-The Washington
Star says that Senator Doughas' bill for the admis-
sion of Kansas, while il will pass the Senate by 4
large majority, will have clear majority 10 the
House OF Representatives. tprovides, urread-
ers are aware, that when Kansas has the requisite
population, she may enter Into the Union with such
constitution she may adopt, without reference
10 the slavery question.
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The Able de Dequerry, one ofthe most celebrat-
ed pulpit orators in Paris, recently exclaimed in one
discOurses-"that women now a DAYS in the aston
ishing amplitude OF their dresses should remember
that the gates OF heaven are very narrow This is
probably the reason why nearly all the saints and
angels arc represented very slightly clad by those
artists who supposed 10 have been the best in
formed relative TO celestial costumes
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Thsnenhers q Canssgaaaa Lears Ma. 3 PAanfk IeiRs
Na 49, aaa 81 Masses II raS sfaang FeqaEs.e1 10
ssset As fts M4saals Hal a. e'sisef.
MeU. A. Nal'4N Esrsf -. 4
arrests A. WM2isHs. sssy NJ. ~.
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NonLE SKSuNENr -MhaFd Fillmore, IN a
sPeeea Nhich be ale Ia Fs1erirk .burg Virginia.
~ 1891 gave utteraaee " Tie ioloEng noble sen
timeul;
"hhen look back TO the cribs throu n which
W ha'r pa'-ra feel that there oas danger shat
tle dsys 81 e. Uuion were Huulbvred / deiesuiin.
I'd Hhru. il urc.ssary, % sacrifice ,s,yy ,.l,t-,I
pr pei - d.s sord, And hfe itss 10 saus H. eos.
.ry.
Tie Pamela. Miss, Star says that Mr.. Rich.
sr Nua ct Pano'a county, accidental, shot
.,lf iasI week, while out hunfiug. The
a eni,rsd hIs side ani high, and he + In a
aapesaons condition. TIE same paper saws
that NJ. Gray, OF the same county, was shot
the other day for a turkey" while out hunting
od esdeasoring 10 cal up tie game
10 tie usual mode.
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SUMMER READING.

TO0N, NELSON A co have Iaai received HarPsfs and
Goiry's n .EaH.nss for Nay
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Masonic Grafton
fasss IA Be- = Mss1le nfah5s a. eeHFae
a - nsefea ~ bsafnsr 4 D. HpsIus. a. -
- Eiekrnsres r1afst. Fauesaag @F
VIZ n5az Wss "a. q a'els-t-
Ils psssss ssuss4lg 4Es iss.sst . street
a. ~ PATTERSON, Z
~ MOSS. 8
Msn A A0LEE,
q naEDES,
NHEA.
JOHN n. LEA .
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The Canvass I'm Gibson.-Et heridge ana
Jones.


TRESroN, Oct 9, 1855.
Messrs EGheridge and Jones addressed our eiti.
Eens here last Monday. IL was glorious day for
Fillmore and the friends OF the Union. Etheridee
offered Gov. Jones 4 division of time bat he de-
clined speaking with him, telling EtheEidge TO 20
on and MAKE bis speech.
Mr.. Etheridge spoke In the court house yard,
holding an immense audience enehsined for three
hours--makiug, perhsps, the best effort OF bis lie
The opposition could not take the audience, even
by announcing dinneE-No. siFs. His surprising
eloquence, on this occasion, not only held the
crowd spell-boand, bat done for Hs most glorious
days wofk In old Gibson.
He held the Democrats responsible e for the inau.
gurasion Of an era Of blood, Of wAr, Of sectional
strife Of Black Repabicsnism-and for ell the Agi.
Ialion nos beseiiing this recently happy country.
and for the results that may Ioilow. Never have
knowu = nobler days voFk Tor our cause
Gov Jones did aot meet the expectstioa Of those
Who nov import him, a. a shos, through the coun
Try. he did not make slatesmanlike speech, but
Mr.. Fillmore a sound aali0Kai maa. bat harps oa
the Idea Of mo chance" He does rot say many
things, not Ia keeping With the doctrines Of The
''smali RS" stampeEs Of Democracy; and slshoagh,
he reminds one OF rabad Democrat, his once pew.
erfal broad ssord e nov scarcely prlsnise Look,
and Draoerscy thipks that Is esfs boik rays--
judging from their sileasel for since be ki, they
are dumb a. ''irogs In August" Like Sampson,
''shorn Of HE locks. be Is poserIess, and Demo
crsey ziI dad him Ssh his Disnioa ssatlmenls.
ssamhng block, rather than an auxiliary 70 thelf
slpking fortunes. AMERICUS
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SOLn OUTr

fIrHk andeEned. she thsy trndef sir hanks ts ksir
fiends 10 rs ety ana eseEtry i0F ne hhsrAl pAlro
sxirpaai % las1 - several pass anpsanes thai
4ry hare sod o1t thsF entre aock 81 Books a. ne %
ne a haRinE termed ass kusinrzs ssociston n knox
vie. tenn WI remove hither 1ith ths stoek. We are
ahAors - nake hnal and cuDsris settlement u
est bufnea, and sh haa ves, respectfully urge al thass
idsesd % e. % ea a. Ne a. union street. and psy up
her accoauta Nhpst aeay- ne boats aDd secoents IN
b fsnod A. he ed stAnd. or seiiiensBf- 80 fFxg
eegi Ec0N. EEEans 60.
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MEDICAL BOOKS


Have for sale the foIOwinstpew works
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOWEES CaEMISTRY;
ERTCHsoN's SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY;
KIRK AND PAGETs PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYL0R'S. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE; .--.,.
WILSON'S DIssEcT0R; ~s
C0NDIN on DISEASES OF CHILDREN;
DUNGLIs0N's MEDICAL DICTIONARY; ..f
Ho1PER'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
MEIGS OBSTETRICS;
ELLISSES MEDICAL FORMULARY;
MEIGs ON FEMALES;
SMITHS ON LEUcORR7GA;
CLVMER ON FEvERS;
FER6UsoN'S SURGERY;
H0MER'S ANATOMY;
JONES AND ssEvEKING's ANATOMY;
MILLER'r PRINCIPLES; Es. .e.E
MALLS OUTLINES; ar
RAMSBOTHEM's OBSTETRICS;
SHARPLY AND QUANE's ANATOMY;
DEVICES ON CHILDREN;
| DEVICES ON PEMALEs; .e.
MEIGs ON FgYERs; &c.,
! WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY;
AsHwELL ON FEMALES;
| BUDD ON THE LIVER;
| sTANLY ON THE BONES;
And great variety Miscellaneous Medical Books not
contained in this catalogue Gets
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HATS. HATS. HATS.

TUsr RECEIVED, BY n. n. Cater. No. So and 70. n
j corner Rroad and College street:
go DOE. uESss AND BOYS WOOL -
HATS. IS nOZES MINIS SOFT FUR HATS. ali styles.
cello =. R. crTrER
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CHARLES HEIlSIcK CHAMPAGNE.

THE rapld sale nth which my last mpoTfatlcn 4 ~ .
Il article met, has indecsd 70 order snpply.
which arrived tbs day, being SUPERIOR 10 any l0t
Jet os'ed rrconDsnd It % The trade a. seif
Cor fsnilv ase. b. 4 SIMPSON.
oetio-a RVs Aislds Con- HOsse, ~ PabIs sqsarr
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Fare each ray cents. Persoas going and rein min
requested provide themselves with change and 70
purrhAse tickets before getting on he cars
octiO II. I.ANDRRs0E. szp's.
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FAIR AND CONVENTIONS.

TRAIN will leave the Depot Of the Nashville and Chat
n tanooga Railroad for the Fair Grounds during the
tune Of the American and Democratic Conventions and the
Fair, according The foliowing schedule.
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Valuable CITY Property for Sale.

eIgby situated building College street, Is Offer
a ed for sale on reasonable erms Apply At the PatIes
Once. ly2-H
THE sub-eribers have opened very handsome
L sortment ofRURNIsHING G00nS comprising grs 81
variety Of gloves, suspsnders neekes, black and fancy
stocks. linen cambria handkerchie lambs wool and cot
half lose, gents and muers, &o, ke AL %
which will be sold a. fair prices
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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JOHN RAMAG GEE,

az COLLEGE STREET..
HAS inst received Msns' sup. Calf Congress Caters,
II roabe and single soles;
Mems Calf Washington half Caters, nice artics;
Oxford Ties dcuoe and single Sole, sith va
Tisiy o. Mems Call shOss q Phsdepka manufsetarsS
doaee snd single Sole Pat Leather Congress Caters
- Dress Shoes;
CAT Dress Boots.
Lades' ihek and thin Sole Kid and Moro co Bootees;
ia4sr 4 Caters;
Kid Slippers, a. vsFi0us si1 lez-
Aloa good assortnsnt q Boys Misses snd chldrsns'
Shoes. sept9S
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WHO WANTS A COOKE

! TIE STATE thset any exeepfoa. Also several Eesi
ceens house ssyvants, r. With he vryy best
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