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GREAT DISCOVERY.

TAlIEs' NEURALGIA LIQUID--A certain cure for Neu
= raiga, EheuuaatIsn, Local Pains, &c.
THIS medicine has been but lately introduced into Nash
vile. but has already ccouirsd great reputation.
Tbs Hon A. r. Shenwel N. II. r., ceTtifes that ne
attacked with ufammstOTy Rheumatism, and had the
vice. uf Two Phy-icians rho Afforded him relief. He
unable turn hinse in bed, when this powerful nimen
entirely "a hours This fact IS certified TO by
three Of the Legislature, who were constantly with
Lin.
Pr.cs-Sl per bottle,
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
Nseh
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JOA 40 Llas. - UI.E.asI
FHE ONLY IaFALLlBLE. KRMEDY q
Eurieyg Sargc r1ariITa


FHE ONLY INFALLlBLE. .KRMEDY
Euriey's SarsSuarilIa.
or all he remedies bavc been discovered u,uz the
" present age for the tlOGsaHd s ls a..T 80,
equal tBis wonderful preparation OuJ three .sar.
have elapsed since The diaeoy syeni 10. rse IA
studying, expenmeniazin s@Ba peTiSCfg fee-
einins NJ physicians IN al paris coli r. 10 h ~. -
surprising and elective remedy 90 eeFtn srr ~ hch
they HSvs knowledge. .- .. '1is
al other compounds syrups oi ths roo ha ubstto
JAILED 70 command the sanet ~ Ne facu beea0.e cn
boing tested, they have been f0Ri tAr,ntsa n.r.r
dieht-, which nealTalze good effects a t - a.
and eenmss njure the III alb oi ne sIies Itis 90
with HUrieys preparaVOa
This the pure aid genuine n tbe roe d tf on
trial, be found 10 eHeetR p,riegt cure
lowing complaints ana diseases: ~ ---lr- =.
Affection Of the Bone, Hantual CoslIEe mesa,
Debiiity,r-r ID ..H fp,ifgeysYnN
disease. ofIhs kidneys, lIyeE oompiAApt,
Dyspepsia Piles, Y -e.Ifa.
Erysipslas, p. mo- ar, Uisss sea- L..
Female Irregularities, seroiola, Kih = xvi,
F1stula, Syphilis, 80
And ali Diseases efths Skin. ses-
Besides cuIsng the above, l. also known 70 be
and powerful tonie purifying the bod and VgorAng s
system. 49,. r..
In short II Is without exception, the meuuOned
general effect the system, the most eesciOus
Is mSst remedy Of the age aiready
syety ussd eoutr1 and 10 iastob an
Europern reputation. The instances Oi
daily coming the Prupne's kns ledge asa
Recommending - and = a.
procure relief sdf ring On, tr,d ~ -
tec.s Will bs apparent adHll n fIfhef doubt
ReeOlect Hahsys ssrssPSrtiA Is he ' genuins artee
In the marsss.
FoT sals al the uuactOTJ Of seventh A. raa
streets, Lou'syls Ky Ala Wboesalr and rs,aiI bS H nj
scov sad g dealers N Medicine .hroogh United
staies' Sseaoa ~NO 'as~eo. - JaI 1t-d6wIy 3
y h-'Psr h sseu Nasb III.
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WYE desire TO call the attention Of Merchants visiting
w Nashville for the pupo-e of purchasing their Fall
Stock Of Goods, to our very complete and extensive
stock Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, GUNS PISTOLS, &c
We grstidsd in being able TO Offer TO the Trade
most complete and extensive assortment of FABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY, e1bI Iafing every variety OF style
AID quality which dsiV being increased with fresh ar
rivals imported direct from the principal manufacturers
in Europe, which we are PrtpTed to sell at very low
Our stock Of HARDWARE in sill the varieties is prob
ably complete and extensive than any that have ever
been offered in the Nashville market We also keep
large Stos Of Cotton Hemp aud Manila Cordsge Of oil
sizes Du0urs Boiling Cloths, Machine Betting, Steam
Packing aud Hose Rives OF all kinds, Iron, Bras and
Copper Wire, Sheet z nc, Block Tin Farming Inple-
mens Corr SELLERS Straw cutters Whsat ihTashers,
Page Patent FuIa1 saw Mills &c, d. All inYIted
10 eE'n'ine our STOCK before Fg,o!h'sing elsewhere
MACY HAMILTON,
sept AZ College street
CIRCULAR 81" = AND SAW g,IANDRILLS.
l.AhGa lot OF GGCu.ar Saws aud haudrills Of all
"a si2es .'st 1ece,ved hT MAGEK & HAMILTON.
PLANES AND BRACES.
4 rereIv. he argest assortment ,f Planes
81 and 8r4ecs ard h'- offered for sale ia Nash
Ns lacey HAMILTON
SAUSAGE CUTTERS.
w J. have 81 70 laI Of Sausage Cutters "a
w sqaIar -slae -6vGty house keeper should hsye
oUe ,aep'. MACY HAMILTON.
+. 3. paCK
INVITES lse attan' "a Of Az tanre wanting an ETF
lGANT COACH, a -elt ROCEAWAY or BAROUCEE.
or choice BUGGY to his large stock at his Ware rooms
n Lower Market street rssp4
PROPOSALS. EOH si'f. FSR EsUiki,IC
J;l ;l'iLiEiEs5-
. EALED proposals vii 1e reserved by Jesse Thomas
- ESQ Surveyor, SamGsl Anderson, Esq, Postmaster.
aud jacob NcGavook teq JoUi the tseuly-fnh day %
SepteuIeT reGt idf a sU.tEbe building lire
sccon mediation Q; The Custom House Pos Office United
SStes Courts, end Sieau Loaf Inspectors, NRshvIls
Tenn Corner Lots will ts preferred, and aTe eIig
Be that sre lsss thaa hundred ss by hundred
feet. JAMES GUTHRIE,
sept7-u. Secretary Treasury.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. ~, -.
3 Z l. l. I'll q L S E.
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM McTEER, PRoPRIRToR.
O0RNER KAIN STATE STREET
E5 Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily ct O'clock.
4. NJ, for Montvale SpringA [luoe Is If
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FUIt SALE.

900 ACRES # splendid land l,ingon the South
C(JNJ side of the n 4 Railroad, il miles from
nashville "a from Lavergpe Depot 675 under
good cedar ence and in high state OF cultivation On
this land comfortable Dwslling two Gins, Cut'
houses, e., good fine Orchard OF choice Fru
Der Of exceent Springs and is trsversed by never
failing stream Of waleT.
Tnis Tract for richness of soil aud beauty Of location s
not su passed equalei nRulherfoTd county, and is well
adapted to tue growth Of Cotton Corn and sinai! Grain
and aGng into consideration its oonguy 10 the Railroad
LePo "hefe tnaTe are good Schools, good Mills good
Churches aud variety Of Shops we think it very
desraoie pace indsed AlSo l20 acres of cedar
Tenient distance which will be sold with The above
will eel atogethr, divide to suit purchasers on accom-
nodHJinG terms Apply on the premises or to The su5
scriber at LsvergGe Tennessee
sU55-tW&w,E CHARLES L SEySifY
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS

THE ships comprising this line are WASH sEM
Il INGToN. Capt. Cavendy; HER %sS@zSs47e
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins These stea- ~
nersstop at Southampton both going and returning : :
tEs PROPOSED DATKs OF sAILrFa--lS56
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I IBRAKY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RACINESS.
IL being transatlons from the French new edition bean
tiiuy illustrated Catalogues sent free on enclosing at
three cent stamp to II. ). @. SMITH q CO.
uay2a-w6m. Box 1910, New York 0
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NCT.CE 10 aOATKIClnE- Il

EALEO HivP0sas "li be uaul he tst u Oo-
, tooer, Tor hs Gradrg lad Ns>nny yB s-ciIo,s %,
IL lg IA 10, %. Y. 3 y 70 2 ., he tcg ssd
and ksstueky hsllO-d ~peeisti-rs Ipi e az ean
os seen At our "fee in SprH gfsid bsr,sUn y,
Tenn Estimates will be made sTery thirty days
on the da, p-omised
septll eJlSwtO Octl. Stalk y WILLIAMS.
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PENNSYLVANIA IA IL1OAD.
60 -

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atsntcci
Il EithW eStern, Northwestern and Southw Sates
by continuous Hallway direct Lhls road also connecs
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Senduky with
Steamers TO all ports the Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great ssk
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods t1z ,o,1oozs
Tin boxes Furs, Feathers, &c.....,. ''e p' iOV-
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales) Hardware, Lea 6oe per ICON
THIRD I't tGfhSs.inviis, Bse9ine Bacon
and Pork lin bulk, }, Hemp, 6c....... JUG per lVoH
FOURTd CLASS.-Cofes, Fish, Bacon, .o, -, ,ooo
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil, NV POI i'o"
FlOur-SI per bbl. until further notice.
Grsin-50 eta per 100 lbs until further notice.
Coton-$2p per BALE not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila
dephs, be particular TO mark package Ua Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF this
Road at Philadephis Pittsbg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris, Wormley & Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co., st Louis; J. s Mitchell
son, Evansve Indiana Dumesni Belland Murdoch and
Carter Jewett Louisville, KY; r. G. Meldrum Madison
Indiana Sprigmsn Brown and Irwin Go, Cincinnati;
N. ". Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech d Co, No
81 Kby street Boston; Leech s Co. Astor House. New
YORK. Eo / william street and No 8 Baitsrk Psce Now
York; E. J Sneeder Philadelphia; MagTsw koOns, Bal
timors; Geo. @ Francscus, Pittsbarg
d. t. HOUSTON, General freight Ageat, PltlG.
Il. ]. L0MBAERT, SHp't, Altoona, Pa
jams '56,-tIsI 81.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelph5
I and Pttsburg. - THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Pbil2dephis for Pttsbg at ~, A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, a. NJ THE FAST LINZ
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg p NJ and Pttsburs
for Philadelphia ct l, P. N. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philsdep phia fer Ptsburg H. P NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ
The above lines connect st Pttsburg with the Railroad
70 cad from St. Louis Mo; Alton, Gnlens and Chicago
H.. Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, ky.; Terra
Hauts, Madison Lafayette md Indianapolis, Ind CiDeiu
nGt Dayton Springfield, Belleonaine, Ssndusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus ZsaesTe, MasTillon, and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of tbs
above places
For further particulars, Hs1dbills et the deren
starting points. Passengers from the West viii ind ibis
the shortest and most expeditions route PhiladeiPhs
Baltimore, New OFk or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGEST Passenger Lines, PklL1da
j. MESKIMEE, AGENT PIss0tger Lines PittsJprg,
Philadelphia, l556-janS-1y
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kOOASs "A aElsaLA.
GEMS wanted n every cOCutJ L1is ALI auhlul1s
- States - sell he above Gg& aua inipFJ "a Ok.S
AND COB hlLL. 20 al s-LL, : lase q. ~. 10
maze money viii De Oaersa E1cns,ye cIei no .auly
privileges will be disposed Of Unuseair IL tsf : b.
duplication to The Proprietor.
FARmEkS AND oTOCk isAISERs.
otter You COER sEd GCD ..i aLsurta,se,i M the
Unon, and wtica eaGoOi be suleTc-td D. l On lutura
'nEsntlons II Is ne err Ail WLen ev,IJ rafle Id
Stock RAISER should nave; Will hun 20 ~ a,h-
els Corn and Cob per hour, "la AOse 1 uasi htsd
up ED managed, weighs S4J lbs sEd a. .0l.e o. .1s
grinGlns snTi-~es Il Pregsnisd ~ ssI al, aa Or.
dlnary lIe4e. SPEAK Of its clTab..t, os. ~.
ssns principle has been issy Iss.sG BaT. ALL
WHO'S iT thzt REnls
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tor one month sno y dOnt give pes ss.si-ciiOn to
return IL! II tasTs ne any tts Gi- Uss it h nov
speak SaIlslsetonis HsIrtHea every ase 81 The Lon.
ey viii De refunded. This JrusaeT - be scaed to
horse, wnler OF steam pOHeE vacl rs1ders u lie uIuss
Convenient XII! so1in OF hssUns ID Di1Ons line Al
other CnrsAsrs the require 100 much Do-z
or win suon wear Cui. AceardIug Il
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ElAIfSHAI.'N SALE.

? .
- virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States for The Middle District of Tennessee sitting in
lsG-s-T wicb decree rendered on the 18Th day OF
May 1915 n cause pending IN SAID Court, wherein
Caia - HaH01eIl and Morris l.. Hal!owe were
main luss aud the Winchester and Alabama Railrpad
a.r-gsn7 and John Fr-zsl d-iendAnts, | will
Jose 10 sale pubic AueOn at the Court House door 10
sas town # ipchG5ter on SATURDAY, the IS day of
So5a- 1856 credit of 9, L. and monins, all the
lsh tfe claim and interest Of the said Winchester and
- bi0G Railroad company and Of John Frizze, in and
70 tbs u~7E described tract land lying in the couu
r- Franklin near The Town Of Winchester and bounded
f1aoTs Beginning n hickory sProut Spykers corner,
s.ludng oa th Es,t side the Railroad leading from
A1cheseT Huntsville thence along said road 81 poles
% street rbs1 with ssd street. to Dr. Tanners line,
thence ssd line the Grave ard, thence with the
.-e0- il-esD - TO line running South 81 degrees last
Up Sla-s old line thence with his line several Post
Oaks thence south "a degrees, East eight poles to small
a-g jack thence North 90 degrees West 70 Stake near
another O.. sad Syyker, thence with his line or
s-r7 s l.t les the beginning, containing htty-eght
s-rt8 naH ur less excepting four and half no;
erGsd sold. II hCng the same tract of Land con-
rsgsa tn said Railroad company by Caleb W. HailOweil
iced hs,HE date about The l5h Of October, 1852 The
1 Tract ofL4nj aI! DO sold 70 satisfy sad decree, With
.. fe TI-t q redemption. The purchaser VIII be re-
ur-I 90 & We uues payable in Bank with good and sut
.a eodases and iien retained the premises until
. hole q ,'.Il we purchase no'fy PEIPyEyTs PalF
u -. Marshal for the Middle District cf Tennessee.
SPLENDID STOCK FARM FOX SALE.
sEFEE f1rsale the valuable Farm on WHICH nov re-
er- situated ~ miles south Of Nashville and "a miles
.s. a.=. at Franklin on The Nashville Triuue ard Fay
-.- Egr1iS- sad farm contains 750 acres OF land,
.~1 b.aI hUndTed high state OF culr-
asr7 n grass lois, and the balauce well tim
H. lh.H 0t to- best stock farms IN Williamson
..8.- a. every nd and lot is accessible to water
.-a .uE. jhs wear The Improvements are Of the very
fret aaE consisting oi excellent brick dwelling with
Ir T"nls asD brick kitchen, smoke house good ne
70. houses cotton gin, gTist mill, barns and stables.
There are several neTer-alug springs on the place. and
- y75f ca1vOlr1i % the house Ii is situated in
&C tens neign hG3d convenient 30 schools and churches
Iae fsru is susceptible Of division to make
desirable aces cuT horse stage coach tTiweek
.- tr Nashville directly by the place
IEE-8-Gls third ca2h, the balance payable one and
s years. vi.b interest, Notes with good securities re
= 5afsa ara lien retained for the purchase money Come
#He want good noTaes and look for yourselves;
.rr U.t-ruraes ~ sell
F5r GsiEe Information apply to me at Jordans Store
.rca Iaa premises.
s.ars i'm WM. ALIISOy.
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y Eet-.0- from ths Commission Business We return
tlaks .a cur friends and patrons and cheerluay
-l.r7 successor and late partner, W. NJ PefSibs
as-..-s5ra- Tr-sr7 ai the confidence and patronage
W. b CAMPBELL,
SkM'LP WhLkEh.
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IU-|-I4F STREET., NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Ei4LEaM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
tLGrE OF iYEER sPUNGs)
-r.E subscriber has recsntiF taken this well 80
Errva esaGiJSlrl6nt--is rsfIting and thor Uls92
.- ra1arariaE lt and hopes SUuR 10 have 1t in lssS
.r condition be interior 10 any house this
TIE Proprietor hopes by his sXertuns and th 'se Of
4 t--s-s.ut jNIr CraaioCk, VINO formerly presided at
r..r lase ID be able make bis house worthy Of be-
.s, l-ed 5v tfe public and promises that no pains
. Pc sn7sl GA nus part, to merit the appreciation ni
-.-1 ~nu-aaT iavor him with their patronage, lie res
..g..r gs.lg.5gs nal C bis h0uss,
.-s- s-.s-v-tf WG ROBERTS
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..r..- C,~47,aarss5n of PERKINS CAMPBELL co,
..s City is tbs day dissolved by mutual consent,
@ rr tHe crs-;as7s bavns the use of TIE OF the
.-.-. .---5-t.,1 W.M PERKINS,
" Is CAMPBELIa
.-r- Orleans DAG C. 1855 EAML P. WALkEk
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-.,- c1eT7i rl E7i1n business heretofore conduct
Z a. Hv gEEtiSE CAMPBELL & co, vail be con
gre5 =l51og; Interruption DY ". Perkins under the
-.rfa.r rfaai--lvI PERKINS X co
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LEAVnr rHAxlER.r

SENATk SaAA8sRs Oal0Y ApEii Jth, 1904
DR. J. c. AHEk dObOfvd olr u4ado a thorough
Of UzIcarIie Ps, teis D., sOur sEvnt a. la
cured o3 shen vi dfsaIui Rnc
found suEsrlng. lEe GfsI me, ai.a
subsequent doses have entirely ls 1istate,
feel better health ile yoss beisae
which HttFGuts eHtreiH yYuT LA4Ha.xgc
Pm Your with real
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= CARD.

r. an r7anu..-tg4r daily at my Eclipse Stove Fogn-
Z ar-- cu ms sjrT, good assortment ot STOVES AND
.IN1.ug WAH., viz: O-sns Pots, Skiiiets aud LIDS,
Ersns ard Ari-raus O. different paters iJr tie whole
. ..- md rc..3l trs6e, az pmGli prchls.
.1 Iu Copper aud Sheet lTon Ware Of the pest qua'-
- ,s .-- drlr.s- a few a1s chamber sets Of 8ritlana
-. and 80 ! RetriReral0Ts hand and for sale low.
,sr sr sI5snt0a paid 20 Roofing aud Gathering with
III DC |GvncG.
.- .,.nr, for nv manufactures. =. D0RRIS,
-yt-s1, No. College ST. near Church st.
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IONN., T-I-,i-

DR.. J. {. AMER e.
- PEAcTtCAE zND ANALvTcAL HEsf,r
April "a, 80 Lo.s.. 1sas,
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-LOLIIS D 10 [ ALf.
II p The shove are all frnD per-Ols 20 y~Oney
known where they reside, and Iross
statements witbOaE thorough hvl we're
Prepared by
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IHE La , Ur NATURE .t.ss
Corn and Cob Mlh which admits 6 slsiu or g.bslias
notion WILL necessarily Out OTHER Crsters
are amenaole to lhs TaGd O0ecuon Ibs PlursIors
dare not dispute t. IN the o. - .HxR-
IcA have gained power DEFY c0atraafagcn havs
Iessened friction, and ohaeLg5 ssid 10 lls G. Bn-
ryi have preTsneds wabbing iaisra atOs aua aia7a
compelled 10 acknowledge ~ JDersIOEe 4ssei thaf x E
isr superior 10 any other AIl sslIu. An. Tan
nessee invention al the small ct
FIEIY DOLLARS
And any wanting good thing is earnestly re.
lEesed TO examine the pgncles OF lha
Mil, and srdsr from the ProYrielsr cr q fesIs
Z liberal discount made 20 dsEisrs.
:. r DkOMGOOLg,
ShelbyviIe Ten1- Get. 55 su.- PrttusIar
AGENTS.
Ellis, Moore Co., 81 Market street Nashville liam,
iaetuTers RHd General Agents.
Besumont, kaI Co. CiaFSsVtlis, AgenLs for Moafguu.
cry county s
Ab Wstkins, Pulaski, gent tor C}lss county.
In B Hunt Salem, Agentior Frank IN CUaBlv, Tenn
and jackson cou 81, Ala. 'rs1-
James 4. VsHce, Csstisa Spr %. Assui lor SunasK
county.
J. W. Hatcher, Columbia agent fl Eaurj eounsy
w. n Bell, ?. n Rome Agent smith eOnuty
j. K. Akin, Charleston a. gyns r bradley eounty
" Il. uuniey 4 Bro4 LSaauO, Agents f0I E.st feuges
ee. . .....-.. ecfis FIa
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ALEXANDER n. WALLACE,
General Commission Merchant,
AND EALERS IN PRODUC
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
WILL GIVE sPECIAL ATTENTION To TIE SALE or
BICON LARD, FLOUR, TOBACCO,
&C., DO. &c.
REFEB 70
Wallace, EnoZy!le Teal., TOole, Bro. 3 Co., Mary
vile, lena, Ii T Cox, Louisville, Tenn, Donaldson,
Onion, Tenn. johnson HAIR Madisonville Tenn Brab-
sou Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fains d King, Dan
bridge, Tenn Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn Il
jackson, Athens Tenn, Poullsjn, Jennings Co, Au
gusta Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro. Ga. W Iu-
cas- Athens Ga John Wiugfeld, Madison Ca, Carhart
Rof. Macon, Ga. F I Willis savannah, Ga nov7-lY
ABR>H COMFY l.. JOHNSON
CONLEY ~ JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure 4 Moore
No. 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market ST.,
Nashville. Tenn.
Y EEP constantly hand all kinds of Cooking and
II Heating Stoves plain and ornamental; also, Tin.
ware, Crates. sc, &c.
Roofing and Spoutng dOne with neanesJ and despatch
Sheet iron and Copper work for Boats, Rolling Mills,
Furnaces s0undres Factories and Stills done cheap
thecheapest. janl5-ly
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THE SBORTEST AND MOST DIREt"F
ROUTE To THE EASTERN CITIES
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Il. u. Peck

5 now TeCeTIng num6sr OF bs4utIiul styIe COuCes
/ Rockaways and BITouches. lie has slsO complet,
assortment of Buggies both of his and Eassrn Manu-.
lacIure, at bi; Warehouse lower Market street.
iulv19-t
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JNOR sale At my Plantation in Williamson county f0f
l. cash OF un time, FIVE BLACK JACKS, three yes
old imported rna the leland of Malta, cf pure blood.
i.E-GmiStw JAMES ii. WILSON
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Mistellanp.
From the San Francisco Golden Era.
A SHORT PATENT SERMON.
BY DOW, JR.

can't tell you exactly where else to find
my text than at the head of this sermon
These are the words
Eastern times., 1856-04-24
Col. Crockett's Death.

Colonel Crockett, surrounded and closely
pursued by number of the enemy, retreated
into church, and stationed himself in a niche
in the corner, feeling them as they approached.
When some eight or ten of them were laid be-
fore him, feeling of awe seemed to seize hold
of the assailants. One of them who could
speak little broken English, probably pre-
ferring the signal honor of capturing so noble
a specimen of American valor TO present to
his dear MASTER said to Crockett, surrender
senor.' A flash of the most sovereign cour-
age darted from his fiery eye, and as itpierced
shat Of the enemy, he seemed TO be transfxed
In a voice of thunder, Crockett answered.
Surrender Mo- | am an American and as
he spoke he sent ball through the paralyzed
foe. He appeared for moment like wound
ed tiger, strengthened and buoyed by every
additional wound; now hewing them down
with his well tried sword-next dealing death
with his firearms. His person was literally
drenched with his own blood his strength
must soon yield to its losses. Yet such phys
ical power wrought to the highest degree Of
excitement, c:n perform incredible prodigies.
This was the last concentrated energy of a
powerful man, aroused, animated and guided
by one of the noblest attributes of man-love
of liberty. He knew for what his life was
about to be sacrificed that devastation and
butchery would follow in the footsteps of his
heartless foes; that he would be sacrificed TO
satate the desires of the conqueror and feel
ing the holy inspiration of dying patriot, he
fought manfully till the loss Of blood and ap-
proach of death stopped his appraised arm
His rifle was broken TO pieces, his pistols fell
to the floor, and nothing but his faithful sword
was left. In the agony OF death, with terri
Bile grasp, he brought his last weapon upon
the head OF the nearest assailant, and fell VIC
toriously across his body in the arms of death.
In this corner of the church there were twen-
ty-six dead Mexicans, and no other American
having fought or fallen at that point, it is con-
sidered beyond all reasonable doubt that all Of
them fell by the hand Of Tennessee's fayori,e
son'