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DYSPEPSIA AND NDIGEsTOS-These great
N-1S scourges of our people cannot be too vel IN
dsstood or the means of averting curing them too
hghIo appreciated The person who discovers any means
OF cure or aevation conies benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor This desirable contamination has
BEEN achieved ard not only dyspepsia be cured but
may be prevented by eof 'Hoohands German Bters
prepared by Dr. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia which medi-
cine is spoken Of in Of the highest commentator By
thousands who have tested it's efficacy 1t is perfectly n
ocuous in lis nature possesses the valuable property
of improving health of the robust as well as restoring
.he health Of the sick See advertisement.
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Ready-Made Clothing, &C., &c.

BENJ.F HIELDS. AGENT FOR TRUSTEE
As JUST RECEIVED, per steamer l1,n INVOKE
Of Superior Ready-Msde Clothing Gentlem MS Hos
cry suspenier Gloves, Cotton and Linen ehrts CraVats
stocks, Pocket Hanike5chr;s &C., kc.
This stock is Of the styles and make and will
pare with any 10 this other market Our instructions
to s 1T Pattern cost, and for cash good chance,
sure, No varaticn. BENZ. +. SHIELDS,
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InH.aFmfFIouRff-W. y

Leh.0s q FlOURii-ws have SOC II stors uni
II rseeisinE dailJ laFse qnanii1ss q asnr lEola
Lsbanon hils-Cartar, Whits ca. IL hars ss.f kkfs
0oodiestssllis MAD q Reed Bra,
kpcness Mllis- sloose NsnaaE Ca
foF9 Rsya Ait1--W ths4IFsl a = stsan.
!. Nhish ws issiis ne aitealion q nrAanas eaiy.
Epss w. -. GORDON a co.
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.~Z,zz@ To Nervous suferers-A RETIRED cLERGYMAS
- restored to health in few days. after many days
Of great suffering, is anxious to make known the
Of Will send (free) the prescription used Dr.
rect the Rev. JOIN II. DAsSAL1 No SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn,
Yew York
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ARMSTRONG 81 co,
NO, 60 HAsSEEF 81, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MAN FACTUEERS' AGENTS,
lNCR tEr sale OF Machines, Agricultural Implements,
uch articles may always he found their sore ami at
tie lowest cash prices:
WACRzNEN, IMPLEMENTS, sc.
ThreshiuE Machine Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crusher
little Giant) Frlton's Portable Grst Ml, straw Cutters,
ra'or Wells Seed Sovcr Corn Planters Cutiyators, -
Plough Of AL kinds, burns. Mat Cutter, ,cyhes
torS Rake, Re3prg asJ NoNing Machines, Fan MI 5 &C
RUILDIEG MATERIALS, &c, &C.
Window 81 H. Venetian nnds, Msrb,sizrd Ior Haniles
Window Giuss OF all sizes Hydraulic CeGent iitssr Paris
Chain Pumps, Fuce sumps Garden Engine, lion Chairs,
Iron Sc tees, Iron safes Of al SKIS.
PAINsS. 0stS, &c.
White Lead, White nc brown Znc, Stone Colorei nc
Pan's of an ciors Putty, Whiting, Lnseed ca Lard OIL
lurpentne Narnishe, neral Pa IT. Glue, PANT brushes
Rosin, ,cPperus, Paint MINIS, &C, &C.
FERT fLEXE RS.
Guan9 and and Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
articles On hand.
SEEDS.
Clover Timothy, Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &C..
We arr slso agents fr pesses Celebrated Excelsior
road Horse Power 1hrrsbigg Machines. We have
assortment Of these Machia hand, viii furnish them
Manu- acturer prices, trkus ptston added. As the de-
mand vii he beyond the supply those whc in WANT OF
them had belt buy soon.
decl4-,lttNAaSn ARMSTRONG co.
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A House and Lot on McLemOre street The -
n Lot fronts l55 feet MeLemOre street. and runs 5
sck 1O4 feet. The House Is Story Brick and ~
contains rooms hail above aud below with kitchen out
house. &C This property located in the neghborhOod Of
the Nashville aud NorthWeser Railroad Depot. IL also
convenient 10 the business portion Of the city, and b
had upon good terms Fer uTther information, spply
Z. A. BALL0WE,
oct5 Gfu1 As't No. ~ neadarick .
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IRA Z. STOUT,

IRA &. STOUT,
4 L & II I d " T. T. r,
OFFICE No SO FRONT st,
Three doors FROM Public Square, NASHVILLE, Ten :,
NNrliL sell ali Ma Of proPty Tor the ben h q q oss
w wanting an ACcuontc~. second liant furuI'uit,
kinds uf pershtbg property. sold Public Sqltre
Also Nrgrurs lir. pub cly ana "a AZ auction VIII auead
"a cs all kan Is in TIE cGugJy o Dsyi4son, la The cty, az
private houses aId On iarns. IE7 ME.
GENERAL AGENCY ( r the hire. sale and pur-
u chase gross f0r tEe ceiling, ting, easing and
pure asing II real estate or 80 No 80,
Front e., ! door from Public ~ I,re.
HGNEi.AE AGENCY for The collecting Z deb.s
81 al KIN h. Aft.niei 20 with promptnsss, and money
paid over as c1lsc'c'. STOUT CO. No SO.
fIo-t g., ~ door from Pubic square
NENEHIL INTE'SSGENCE OFFICE.
u Wat, OF al kinds enc irtd for by
Front q 3 door IRON Pubic square
ONNERN AVD BORROWERS Or Nc
IL NEX vii find It to their Ivan. age 20 c u at
STOUT a cos, Ne. 90
From, Sc 80 door r5u tablic SOU
WAN tel.
4 COOK, Washers and Ironers;
Il Negro BOYS from 70 70 Is years Of age;
10 Negroes Tor Steamboats,;
Negro Gr's Tor Nur-es;
] Negro Womaa for House-servAnt.
have FOR HIRE
! No. ] 81 ,rks smith,
Negro used 20 Tavern work.
\, gro Grl 10 years Of age;
have ron tEENT-
Several Houses AMI Lots.
Ihav- EOhS Sft.E-
Houses and Lots Il Eiged-ld and Na.hd1e.
STOUT 20. No. %,
irlU-- Fro1t 81, 3 dor e. m Pub Squ,re.
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COMMERCE

THE RECEIPTS OF Hoes -lhe pork packing
season is fast drawing q close, with receipts thus
far this season Of 800, 200 hogs around the falls
which is increase Of 90, 600 hogs the entire
packing last season.
According to statistics heretofore published, it
appears that no. 400 hogs have been received this
season via the Jacksonville railroad This is
more than third OF the entire receipts, and We
think the number is over estimated.
The receipts by the Frankfort railroad for the
months of November and December were IS, 600
hogs, With receipts by the river during December
OF 1864 hogs.
As regards prices we hear of no transactions
either in hogs, or their products, and quote the
market nominal at s.. 25 for hogs.
In our table yesterday, of the plumber of hogs
packed around the falls this seasOn an error
red in the packing Of Hamilton, Ricketts, & Co, at
JeffrrsonviIe. They had killed, up 70 Sunday night,
80, 75S hogs with 1885 in pens, making total of
42,09S to date.-Lou. Con-, Jan. Sh.
[Prom wrights New York Circular, Jun. IL
MOVEMENT or THE CoTToX CRcP-The South
ern letters speak confidently as to the large esti-
mates, and the receipts the ports are calculated
to confirm the belief row generally entertained, of
$500 900 bales as minimum. For the week the
receipts are $4,000 bales which makes the excess
over lat wear 5000 bales, and datelin
1853, 81, coo Next week further gain will be
shown, compare with but 80, 600 bales last
wear, and, Notwithstanding the large week, say
$4,000 bales in 1903. The export table shows
diminuOn in the excess to Great Britain; il now
stands at Sc, 600 bales more than TO same time last
year. and a decrease of &c, 600 bales, rs compared
with 1853. To France and other continental ports
the outgOings are still large comparatively, and con
sderaby in advance Of the former wear The quan.
uty taken by our eastern manufacturers is also very
much in advance Of last year.
The following Is statement of the movement in
cotton since LIST Of September last, as compared
with the previous three wears
1S-5. 1874. 1853. 1879
Rec lots the ports $40 O00 $4,000
FIX ors t. or at Braia 5000 864 2i3oOo 5I6OOo
ExI orrs t. Franc 1861 o $500 a7,GD 5000
Espts TO her For ports 9O0G 4G. 90 , 600 &, UC0
Total Fxpars ........ 737 100 !O2 $50 too 600
Stock hand 5s40J SO 900 ats 600 562 900
OF which, durirg the pas week mel DID in he ahov
Receipts the 1871 90 Z OOh u $50 ll4Oe0
Exports to or az Britain. 30 000 5000 $500 $4,000
Exnorts to Fr~nce........ 1000 1000 5000 15,mO
LHp't,to other For ports II COZ 1910 5000 20oO
Total Export 81 O00 80 90 $4,000 80 900
From w ich wi he that the Increase in pts
amount. TO HS6 nG0 bales The ncTeas eSport>
Great 5itn ST OO0 France 70 o0n Foreign ports
%, %. To,a increase n exports 235, roo bIs.
ATLANTA, Jan. ID P. II.
CoTToN-Good demand at 6IaSRc.
LARD-By the Dbl l25c.
{BuTTER-Fresh, 25c per b.
>CORN-ls selling at SOC.
Conn MEAL-60r per bushel-duil.
WHEAT Rcd, 100.
OATS-65 cents
FLoUR-Superfne s O0aS so; Extra, 900.
EGGs-20 cts.
JN0. S. & W. G.. BRIEN,
AyCOuNEyS at sfN
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
TERMS.
.MERICAN TICKET FOa COUNTY OFFICES.
River and Steamboat News.

MEMORANDA OF SrEANER UuPrRE-PoiRt
Isabel, jan. 6.-At the head of navigation
Have heard of a lock Of hair b, ing sllorn from
1t. Looked for the place but couldn't find any
signs. Concluded to examine il chronological
ty. Did so. Fonnd many prominent bumps
and wei developed. Classified them and gave
names somewhat different from those named
by eminent Professors as being located on the
human head. The bumps examined and de-
veoped are as follows: Flax headed children
very fall; tail cliffs and romantic scenery. up
to the highest point; dried fruit, bump large:
wheat medium; white beans, fax seed and
country barter, fairly developed; pork, near tile
highest notch. Combed the head, result: 700
bags grain; 50 do. feathers; 100 packages fruit.
ginseng, beeswax, &c. Vow ready for ship
ment, waiting the orders Of owners, 800 bush
els grain. Weather extremely cold. Left
Waitsboro at Z, A. NJ. Showing, with slight
hopes of a thaw. At night, at Brownsville.
thawed just enough to take fresh grip and
freeze harder than ever. Broke rudder irons;
had to lay to all night to have them repaired
8. Left Burks, lie at z, A. NJ; the river nearly
covered with floating ice. Net Dr. Robertson
one mile below Celina. Net Hartsvile and
Aida at mouth of Buffalo, the Harfsville half
a mile ahead. Passad wreck of Odd Fellow:
she has drifted down l0C yards from where she
sunk the water up TO her cabin foor Passed
Shylock at mouth of KnGbb Creek-9. Still
cold aud very fair prospect for the river TO
close up with ice. Net Nettie Miller at Big
Timbered Island. Arrived at II at night.
The Aida and the 4. L. Daris also came
down the river yesterday. The former did
not go up as high a. she intended owing to the
heavy ice she met with. Neither Of them
brought much freight.
The Eclipse came up light from Paducah.
The D. g. cline got off for Memphis. Be-
fore leaving we received from her a copy Of
bill of fare, and specimens of the good things
spread before her passengers. If her stewart,
Harrison, always serves up "such things" as
those sent Us, passengers have excellent reasons
for being partial TO the Cline.
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The LIQUoR QUEsTIoN.-The House of Rep
re-entatlvey, yesterday, resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole for the purpose of
considering the various bills proposed 20 regu-
late the traffic 10 spirituous liquors. The de-
bate viii be continued for, perhaps, two or
three days. As this is a subject in which the
great body of the people Of the State feel
lively interest, We shall, in 4 day or two, com
nence the publication Of the debates, as fur
nshed by our Reporter.
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s7sHE Puhue respectfully isfarned thsf LYONS co
4Hy last yeaf rcaped great canfart and sscf bF re
aaea SceIfe 0isss AZ pscVentiszs always beeef
tha1 carcA sirou6T rrepanea4 Al - IL Tie f1r
suppsed Ntihsat eharee u areonpsnef aith pfacssirR
nocieFs sertaca1e. Private Fkaea particularly shosla
have boas - sAs Ar es IL sAs hoass IN q
gency, EsoN3 CO.
myt feCeiaf street,
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PAUL ZANE;
on. PAuT, mE 4 LIVE ELsE uNTnIn.

PAUL FANE;
or, PARTS 90 LIFE ELSE UNTOLD.
N7ysl in serial Numbers. BY n. P. Willis.
T- ~ return ~ the authar's reu h-ls whch h. has
trrd 90. ,ttcr dys hut uhch he abtn-
dl1r Coz the Niger attractions OF f,rt and tturethc
deIi & roaaac,ulat not te uuil resinE the class OF
readers who have kirdF loved him IN both. ns iungtr
rs-rnrt aud better kn1rrt of She EoFd sill 81 ctur,e
sy. him better advantages than before or truth as- poF
tvasa in c n. a. hfs tcsrs, large stare Of prsuna
and inc dent whch bias been krp from HI
AZ abs rnateisl III O. conln~ actual description.
whi could ouy he used through he dis inliv uEns pro-
III u7msnc-,
L. al iia Co d feature series o. original sketch.
se sad btiais BY q. 2. Aerris. and original
lsls iu vvrs- feugdsd uTon fact called TIE rtsry Of
Ssf" IS J. held ui b. pubshea In the course u he
s-sdss the contributions AID labor Of the Ediors The
ne goarua couail the Foreign and noIne Cores
D. fence q large let Of inoFs The sJe Il the IA
ropean NsgaEnrs the sctpns q H. most Interest suh
cauus The day the brief novels the p stores the
spaIkln AID Hiausng snea0ts, n and gossip a
ana "a psper; the personal sketches q puec chsrsc
ten the stirring q the sord Nv H. gbs rhrones
~ Or lsdss, be fashons he fcts snd outnrs 81
neNs ths pit ~ Eug-h ff nn the Wit humor snd
psthos e s uss, he essays e literature, soerty and
mfra and he ussi VARSITY % careful Oh 90 nFs ffo The
Ntdrrness az E1Fsn p-reai literature, criticism portFy
unsurpassed eore pandsua, 10 ne fashionable society
Il New faf uho ~ give early a. iss
tuse o. se And Siss@nes saoAg thc leaders u Us SAY
woFd
One copy ......s........f2 TlFes culies
Assys In aaTanei. Aadres
hOnRfs WILLIS,
kdii.fs and PfopFistDra
inai-u 10l Fgltan u, Me- forf
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IRON RAILING AND

IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
THE Subscribers prepared al oreers q any aogn
i for IRON WORK. such a.
Ratings for Public and Private Paris. Gardens,
Steps, vsrandahs, Balconies, cemstery Lots, &C,
Also IRON Stairs. Doors SHUTTERS. sETfERs
CHAIRS TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDa 0ATRs
FOUNTAINS &C. They Pay particular attention 70 eneos-
Ing c. sETtkY Lofe and PARkS having tAa largest a.
sormgnt = Pa terns Of any establishment The eoanty
enabled q please The mot asiideas Ia AFc
tects butrFs Ia any para Of ths Uaian wanting Iran
Work b sending drawings ui receive The estimate fr
cos % sesk add vii iefuish any work rou telr de
signs % eTsslnxs that nag be arsiled-
Persons Wishing Ftces u nsnafAeture - address
rg eW lnes stating iaT Wal q1rp s Be hrrthed
18th printed designs b. uai uGh fhe prlre. amer
81 An ofde seat es yia receive Fromp. aileuoa ana
he Wek 1nsbe AID nte In The besi snnar and parkea
IN boxss ieT sAic c4uiasg. HOOD . co..
III Nsrth Tenlh Street,
And Bread enf ksdxe avenue
nov1&-trutm phifad "a phfa
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Commissioners Sale.

J. D. Tyler guardian and pti C. NJ. Tyler s des
pursuance Of Decree % he Todd Circuit Court In tho
above suit the December Term 1885, said Count
win Commissioner under said Decree sen TO the highest
bidder, at the late residence Of W. b. Tyler deceased on
Monday, the 21st day Of January, 1856,
the tract Of land Whrh said deeedent disdconAnne
between $50 and 400 Acres.
Said land hes the road nom Ek Ton, Ky Clarsve,
Tenu In rich and fertile part VI the county and %
the best imbered Of land In southern par
county About 200 cleared and in ne state Of
cultivation There is good Dwelling House The Plaes
also, Barn, Stables &c.
TERMS OF SALE
0nethrd cash. the balance and two years, with 10
terest from date Bond with approved security, viii be
CURED Of the purchaser hen retained the land m
the purchase money is paid. G. TERRY Commser.
n ANY desiring TO said FS m, will please call
vile; or, G. Terry, at ElktOn. dec3s-SS
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JN0. S. & W. G.. BRIEN,
ATTORNEYS At SAW,
Nashville, Tenn.
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PhoY wooDs HAIR REsroRATvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article is that it will the gray and thu bald eradicate
sea,e of the Scalp the hsr falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is pat mp
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
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lNANTED.-A lsdy 10 tsks charge Of ths Boarding
w xpsFnsnt q the fiexnes fynedcsl tsmais Colleges
Hps fas Information, appy V tks ksv. ,. z knsAA D. D.
selI-N9l
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

w viii expose TO pRhEc sale the Court House In
w Nashville the 2Sd Of December next the g loving
valuable Lots:
House a5d Lot on Cherry st., occupied BY Dr. Morton,
and adjoining vacant lo occupied By Ar. Stevenson.
Stone Cutter.
One half Of the House ard Lot Market St. the Other
hair belong TO ". burns. Eq
TEExs OF SUE One trd cash. he balance IN and
yess with notes payable in Bank Eh iEo good en
The title be retained ua the purchase money
is paid. J. o. THWEATT,
nov9-dtrwSxtd S. 2. LOGAN.
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4 ADIES Bfova fFsEeh fohst slippers
Ia fine hi4ck Nd EpYrra, Plain and Tnmme6,
tprned ihs asy ~ guhA hANA6h
sfg1s AZ College q.
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decl JOHN RAMAGE.
GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.
W. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND
RE receiving .helr second supply Of elegant Fa and
N Winter Goods And many of these goods have been
bought from the large Auction Sales Of oc 2sh and Sls
in New York, enabled to offer many good, fully INV
per cent cheaper than they be found in the city Mer
chants buying goods in the city, will find many styles Of
silks and other dress goods coa &c at lover prices than
they find them else where-51 and So College
DRESS GOODS
Rich plain and striped Moirantique;
Striped and Plaid Silks;
Elegant FlOunced do;
Super Plain do
Extra super Black silks, plain and fancy;
' Moi antiques;
Rich Printed NJ de Lanes.
Super plain De Lanes and Merinos
Super Black Alpaccas bombazines &c, &C.
CLOAKs, TALMAs, sHAWLs AND sCAREs.
Just opened the largest Cioaks aud Tsmas
ever Offered in this city, and at lower prices, ranging from
two 10 forty dollars
Elegant Stella shawls;
Rich BToche do;
with large assortment Of Long shaws Square do Misses'
long and square Shawls, and Gents Travelling shawls.
STAPLE GOODS, &C.
Our stock Of Staple Goods very large and dssirabe
Blankets, Fnnes Csssines Jeans Cloths and Cassmeres,
nchings Lnseys, DomeScs, Super Irish Linens, Damask
Linens Napkins, Prints and Checks, with full assortment
Of Curtain goods, &C.
TRIMMINGS &C
large stock Of Trimmngsof all kinds; also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We the stock Of WOODEN Hosiery offered in
this market, for Ladies' Misses and Children well
Gentlemen so prepare yourselves and the children for
Winter at McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE, No.
81 and So College st. noyl6
NAILS! NAILS!!
I'VE have In store 5000 kegs sHOENBERGER's JUN.
w alta NAILS. We will continue TO receive them du
ring the season. and furnish tn, the city trade
PITTSBURGH PRICES, freight aided
deci W H. GORDON CG.
WANTED.
nNE HUNDRED Thousand lbs. Bacon:
~ 100 b5s. Lard for which l will pay the hghes
market price in cash groceries. Also, Feathers Wool
wax Tsow, Ginseng and bags, &C., IN exchange for
fie6l CHURCH Anderson
LNOR SALE.-A email house and lot Spruce g.
street-part Of Lot No. 1876. For further partic 80.
uars call ~ this nfcer ocfis-u kl2
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uzl-E CONSERVATION AND SPITTISe BL0oD-see the
Ls----S certificate Of Mr. Turner II. Ramsey, for
a, ye irs proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederieks-
burg Va and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Minge Of the city Of Richmond, though regular
physician and Of opposed to what he called quack
medicines obliged say ths its good effects in the case
OF Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful Indeed.
He bad given up by several physicians; had tried
most Of the qnsck medicines and tbs verge Of des
pair as well as the grave, when he tried Carters 81 ansh
Mixture
We refer the public his full and lengthy around
the bottle stating his cure.
See advertisement.
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a BARGAIN,
JGsr aaECEEVaD,


DEa stsam-r Husabeads zee bags Tarss gaaed saif
100 bzies Quay Bag, IN a aDd f8r sais or b
DAVIS, ffLCIika CO.
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ORIcISAL NOVEL BY n. P. WILLIS
The Home Journal for 1856.
NEW ANB BRILLIANT SERIES.

TINE drst ru1her Of the Nkw HoNF J0~R-
Il sat F,s 1876 vi b. issued tiis ics 4, iress
aud with at Actions tie principal u which vii be
CAAFEla u2H %
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A. L. & A. B. BEECH.
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,


40 College Street.
IIAvE opened very large stock Of Al kinds Of DRESS
GOODS suitable to the fan and Winter Trade, Of the
Newest STYLES
Also nanus0ue lot Of all the newest designs Of CLOAKs
and MANTLES store and ready for exhibition. We
pectly invite you lock stock Of Cloaks before
buying.
We have a very large stick Of al kinds OF CAR
PETS Of the patterns and astter ourselves 70 sell
them as cheap any other House This side Of the
taius. We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAAAsKS and
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition the above have large stock Of al
kinds Of pKY GODS suitable for the Fail and Winter
Trade A. g A. b. BEECH,
sepi5 No. 80 College ST. Nashville, Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MArKrxoSY FOR syEElNcthing is Ike t-particuarIy
You are sure get the object Of choice Eut how
Oh the thing In the world They cannot resist
They must love you you wlit. Only read Professor
RoSDoUrs book, The Bliss Of Marriage" which adver-
ii to-day 1t helps you the curious Ii is
Gefal.
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Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADGMI' LOTTERY
z AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
NJ a ~ ~ NJ ~ q

THIS LOTTERY is conduc ed the plan Of the Royal
Lottery OF Havsns Of single nunbers--end drawn at
Concert Hail. Macon, Ga, under The sworn superiDien-
dence Of OF. Geo. VI. Logan and Jas. A. Ms"
bet Esq.
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1855.
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VALUABLE
IRON PROPER1fFORSaLE

HE undersigned proposes 10 SELL Accommodating terms,
bis La1re Furnace and Laads consisting Ct avs
or SIX thousand Situated IN Dson county, about
miles Southeast Of Charlotte. Immediately the as Of ths
n W. Railroad Said Eurnaee n successful op-
eraton and entirely having probably best Engine
AMI Blast IN the state Il isvef supplied with Ore ard T
oer Also, about 400 of well 1bsred Land with
an excellent Ore Bpnk ststed n Hickman county Tenn
lew miles from Kna Funacc And also, she Buffalo Iron
Nork situated N iaErence county lena IN property
hss about 10000 OF Land Eheh r- ,re bodies q
ron Ore. excellent water Msa Isufl o and also
on Chiefs creek0n which good FErnc sack. jest
e0ep'etet There excellent r or thc Il isr plaza
which Is within mites a ne Tenn Z Ala Eaiir081
Ny object in selling, Is ny business 81
have lately purchased Carroll faTusEcr nd havng more
ron Pro esy Than can attend 70, wish sell. and VIII
make 70 The interes. sny 6eS purch such
property N bGy Of E. any wishing -Chsse hes
of The pisces cah Isai seTnzce or at Car
ron Furnace, as 70 Iprsi Furnace the Lands
and en- g. g. ". Ms, Ter Ire Bo property % thoss
lands. Ehcr Of WHOM a.; pleasure showing them
thu property. ". c. NAPIRR.
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