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Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Nos. a and az
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUAI
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

THESE Machines very justly considered be the
best having the advantage of all others in the
simplicity Of their constructions the speed and beauty OF their
work. and the great strength of their Unlike any
others in they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spOOls Of cotton, silk Matchmaking knot
al every stitch which the work from ripping under
any circumstances whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded
Machines all the leading Fairs this country
and Europe and inventor reoees in the sub
sEanta reward of the largest patronage bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine in Europe or America.
They of the highest finish, and of every variety Of
and style, and adapted ali the Of the Sewing
munty.
They all secured exclusively the prOpretor by let
ter patent and free from all legal controversy Great
pains been taken 10 adapt these Machines Plantation
sewing, and they SIMPLE, durable easily run
and tended by person, that they entirely beyond
competition for this work the manufacture heavy
light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has
been invented to surpass hemany person amer hours
machine. These machines also equally well adapted
well general sewing quilting, stitching, dc. These
chimes arranged - make the stitch length
sired and to with any and seam in any gar
ment, and the durability regularity aud beauty Of finish,
cannot be equaled by any work accomplished by the
skillIIl hands.
We shall ali times keep hand ull assortment Of
these machines and most respectfully invite the pnblic gen
orally 10 call and them in and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has
told. dec2S-rf
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TOR RENT.-A neat Brick Cottage with rooms
II garden &c fronting Spring street in Putnam Al
dition 10 Edgeield Also q small Brick House with thrse
rooms on Coegestreet, College Hill Also, Log House
and ten or twelve acres OF very rich land about miles
ian2O-16t JL& W BROWN,
4I1S Cherry street.
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PENNSYLVANIA I.AILKOAD.
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THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
Il wthNestern Northwestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Pttsburg with daily lus of Steamers 70 all DO s on
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct, cbspst and reliable By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded and from the Great Hs.t
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsburR:
FIRST CLASS.-BOOts Shoes Dry Goods 10 .
(in boxes) Furs, Feathers dc....... 9Oe per IOOb
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stationery
Dry Goods (In bAIes,) Hardware Lea 75c per IOOib
THIRD GLA5s-Anviis Bigsns, Bacon
and Pork lin bulk } Hemp, de-. ( o00 per IVVD
FOURTH CLASS.-Cehee, Fish, Bacon 70, So.
and Pork packed Lard and Lard Oil JUG Pef IVVD
FlOur-Sl per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COOn-$2per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phlla.
dephia be particular 10 marx package UI Ps7HsypqHis
Railroad" All Goods consigned the Agents of this
Road Philadelphia Pitts6ug will be orsarded with
out detention
FRzIGur AGExrS-Earris Wormley L Co.. Memphis
Tennessee. K. F. Sass Co. st Louis; , Mitchell 4
Son. Evansville, Indiana; Dumesn, Bell and MurdOek and
Carter & Jewett LOUISVILLE Nv; K q. Msldrum Madison
Indiana; Sprgman Brown and Irwin / Co. Cincinnati;
n. W. Graham 8 Co, Zanesyie Ohio; Leech Co., No.
81 Kilby Boston; Leech Co Ast0r House, New
York. No William street. and No. Battery Place. New
York; T. J. Sneeder Philadelphia hagraw 4 kOous tal-
tmOre; Geo Francscus. PtsbnTg.
H. II. HOUSTON General Freight Agsat, Plilqda.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sapt, -fEt,ona, Pa.
ans '55,-tIsj 81.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE Daily Through Trains between PhiladeIpbia
i and Pttsburg. MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PIttsburg a. ~ A Nj and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at T. A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at NJ and Pittsburc
for Philadelphia at l, M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg al H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- Z. M.
The ab0=e lines connect Psburg with the Railroads
20 and from ST. LOUIS No; Alton. Galena and Chicago
III; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haue, Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincin
nall Dayton Springfield Bellefontaine Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, COnmDus, Zanesvle Massillon and Wooster
Ohio asO with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans. st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had Is or from either Of the
above places
For hIrther particulars see Handbs at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will nd this
the shortest and expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AGENT Passenger Linss PLillkJ
J. MESKIMEN, AGENT Passenger LINES, PitssJaIy
Philadelphia, 1856-iaus-ly
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BROWN d ANDERSON,
No. 40 Market St. Nashville. Tenn


OffICE OF THE MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
BALTIMORE, JULY LIST, 1855.
An ICEETS OR CKBTIFIcATEs OF PAcKAGES TICKErs,
IN ThE LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED STATE MARYLAND
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIiE CoN-RACToR, ANY
Owing 10 the applications from parts of the
country, the management will their attention the
hng OF ordersfor Tickets Certificates, in the Maryland
Lotteries
Persons distance may confidently rely upon having
Their orders Tor Tickets promptly ned and the
ndeuce observed.
Taese Lotteries drawn daily in public In the City of
Baltimore, under the superntendence of the State Lottery
Commissioner Heavy Bonds given the
fy Tor the payment of all Prizes. The prices Whole
Tickets are from 81 TO $50. Half and Quarter Tickets
proportion.
There never less than $4,000 Prizes in any Lottery
which Prizes vary amount from 81 to SlOOO according
10 The price Of Tickets. For Instance
"nen price Of Tickets the highest Prize about 5000
q
- 20 OO0
" ''IO $4,000
With Prizes Of UOO s5OOO $1,000 $500. $780,
wards, they wish invest receipt which for
ward its value in Tickets in the Lottery designated the
purchaser none be designated then some Lottery that
w drawn after the buyer has the tCk ke in his posses
Official Scheme of the Lottery will be with all
tickets ordered, carefully sealed In ordinary envelope,
the the Lottery drawn the official Drawing will
he-eLt together with rItten Explanation
daily papers Of the City OF Baltimore, and Daily
NBIonal lnteligencer, d. c.
ACrcular cOntslnng all the Schemes will be
by addressing the undersigned.
Address orders for Tickets 10 F. Y. BRESAN,
Uly2i, IsI5-ly No. 4 Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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MEDICAL.
nISSOIITTERN.


HE copsrtnership heretofore existing under the firm
| l. and style of BROWN l. GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo G. Brown is alone author
lied to use the name OF the firm in liquidation, DC
| Nashville June 6, 1885. W.B. GRUBBS.
10. G. BROWN,
ITAVlNG purchased the entire interest OF Mr.. W. b
IL GRUBBS, will continue the DRUG BUSINESS, III
formerly at the old stand where he will be pleased to
his friends, &c, &c. No. 4s, College Street
My stock OF Fancy Goods Periumery, &c, is very
complete, having received fresh supplies, selected By
Of the firm in person, viz Lubns Bszins and Mitch
ELS Extracts; American Tinct and German Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes in every STYLE
Dillues and Lubins Saches Aromatic Crystals Chine
Metal and Glass Puff Boxes several new styles; Shell
Combs large stock Also have on hand Indigo, Madder,
White Lead, Lfnse9d OIL Turpentiue, &c. je9, '55
ENISHING TACKLE.-A large stock selected bT
Il one Of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and Snoods; also Aberdeen Graveta-
leen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
of Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun ana Plated
Silk; Minnow Senes 12 BY Il Floats of every variety
Reels Joiuted Rods Clearing Rings Fly Hooks &c. &C.
In shCr can supply those who appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they nay need for the successful
prosecution OF this useful calling.
ieg 10. 9. BROWN. 4a COlegest.
T0D-LIVER OILS Gro genuine Cod Liver Oil,
~ just received from Rushton, Clark 4 Cos, by
je9 10 G. BROWN. As College st.
r EECHES.-I,OOO Swedish Leeches on hand and for
IL sale by 10. @. BROWN, 43 College ST.
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
of the above just received, Of prime quality; sold to
us for six years old.
jes 10. G. BROWN. 4S College st.
CTONE WARE.-2,5 500 pieces Stone Ware, consist
y ing of Jars, Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
&c. of every size just received.
je9 10. G. BROWN, 43 College St
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Constsntly on
l. hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and MEMS Scotch Ale.
je9 10. G. BROWN, IS CeIlegest
DEARL STARCH rs boxes of q very superior
i article Of Starch, Just received by
je9 10 G BROWN, 43 College st.
MEDICINE CHESTS.-Just opened, tine lot OF
VI Medicine Chests suitable fer Families Plantations
Also dozen Physicians Saddle Bags assorted styles
je9 10. G. BROWN, as College St
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WE offer for sale most liberal terms number of
w vacant lots (mOst beautiful building lots in the
City, in Edgefeld, West Nashville, Hardin and Hsplins
Additions which will pay handsome profits and mis-
take, Apply to J. l.. q r, w. BROWN,
janlO-im Az Cherry st.
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ELECTRIC MILL.

Plantation Corn Feed Flouring Mills Manu-
faetuIed from the beat quality Of French Burr.
IlUkR MILL STONES, OF all Sizes on hand and made
ID 10 order smut Mills, MIL Irons, Mill Gearing,
Betting Hosting and Regulating Screws Screen Wire
Danse! Irons, Plaster Of Paris, Dutch Anker Brand
Boiling Cloths, Of all numbers.
All articles sold by warranted 10 be of the best dual
ity or the money refunded.
Mlllers MllwTghts, Farmers. and others respect
fully invited to examine my stock l UuasIug
where
AhOrders and communications promptly attended to-
JOHN ". BRADFORD,
mch7-eotw&wly Cor Broad and High SITS Nashville
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SUNDRIES.
YALuARLF NECnnEs =


fALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
virtue OF decree of the County Court of Davidson
- county, rendered at the January term 1855 1 will
offer for sale TO the highest bidder Al the Cort gons n
! lowing negroes, to wit: ' wv 'O
| Felix, about IS years old,
Angeline, " 50 t.
Emma, infant child of Sarah, months old
ailly, about II years Old.
| Jack, jr, " Is I"
Isaac IL
Jack ST. so
Clinton, s6
Hulda 81
Ssd negroes belong the estate cf Robert G. Nicholson
dec and are old for distribution.
TEsES.-Said negroes will be sold on credit Of l2
months; notes with good security required.
Janll-td +. K. CHEATHAM Clerk &c
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
virtue OF a decree of the County Court of Davidson
- county, rendered al the January term 1885, will Of
Ter Tor sale on the premises Thursday, 2s day of Feb
ruary next tract of land living on the waters of South
Harpeth partly IN Davidson county and partly in William
son, containing about AIS acres and about % miles
Nashville the same being the tract Of land owned BY Thos
Alexander deceased and upon which he lived up the
time Of his death
will also sell at the same time and place the following
negroes belonging 10 the estate Of said Alexander w
Nathan, Nelson, Frank, Willis, Reuben, Boiling Sam
john Charlotte Caiy Ceey and four other infant slaves
TERAS OF SALk:-The land viii be sold upon a credit
of one and two years. notes with good security and lien
retained for the payment of the purchase money
The negroes will be sold upon credit of IL months ex
eept one, which will be sold for cash.
janll FIR. CHEATHAM Clerk, &c.
NEGROES FOR SALE,
DH virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the January term 1856 will
offer for sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday
"a day Of February next to the highest bidder on credit
ot SIX months the following negroes belongDgtO the
late OF John c. Price, decd, to wit
Phillip, about thirty years of age,
Gsrm, GHsnry :. p
Notes with good security will be required
lanIl-td +. K CAEATHAN, Clerk.
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HRS. GERTRUDE j. CARY,S BOARD.
ING AND nsY SCHOOL.

ING AND DAY SCHOOL
WILL resume its Session Monday Sept 10th Cir
w cuars may be obtained on application at her resi-
dence, s. W. corner Pine and Fifteenth Streets Philadel
phia.
REFzRsNCES-Re7 u. A. BOardmau D. D., Rev. VIM.
Chester b. d. Rev. Newton Brown, D. D., Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev. G. L. Patt Rev J. Gordon Maxwell Phila
dephiar
Hon. VIM l.. Marcy, Secre ary Of State, Judge P. V.
Daniel, Supreme Court U. \, Washington City; Rev.
Thomas Skinner d. D.. Rev. Joel Parker, D. D., New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, 2. 7. Danie, Jr. Esq
Richmond, Va.
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile Tenn, A 4 Crozer, Comptroller Nashville, Tenn.
sept25-6m
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FARE REpUCEp TO sl2 5O
&R&4A

FROM NASHVILLE To MEMPHIS,
WA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia,
WaynesbOro and Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
$50 miles railroad and l65 miles turnpike Leaves Nash
vile SUNDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at 81 g. m Ap-
ply at the General Stage Office, opposite the Post Otce
dec22-tE
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NHEESE.-5O boxes W. r. Cheese just received and
" for sale by Uuly2s 10. EDWARDS.
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Ssd negroes belong to the estate Robert G. Nicholson
decd, and are sold for distribution
TEaEs.-Sad negroes will be sold on 4 credit Of l2
months notes with good security required.
janll-td +, R. CHEATHAM Clerk Ac
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FAMILY GhOCERN-


HAVE in store and for sale low for cash. the follow
Il ing articles:
Extra Family Flour warranted the very best
Sugar-Brown. Crushed, Loaf and Pulyerized.
COfee-Javs, Laguyra and Rio
Preserves, Jellies and Jams ct ali kinds
auces, Catsups Pickles, Oysters, Spices and Fish
Pie Fruits Peaches, Cherries, and Strawberries.
Fresh Tomatoes and all other articles strictly for family
use Warranted the very best quality.
ian4'j6 j. N. HAWKINS 80 Union street.
EVERYBODY READ THIS.
WE offer for the following valuable property from
w 25 to so PEI GEN. below its real Value:
Ist-Mr John Ni1On's most valuable Farm, containing
$50 acres about twothirds heavily tmbered good i'm
Jrovements situated about miles from the city
Hydes Ferry.
2d-Four acres Of beautifully tmbered Land with
number of handsome building sites, miles from the ety
on the Gallatin Pike
Si-Three bcsutiful Building Lots in Fdgefeld on the
corner of Tulip and Woodland Streets few minutes walk
from the Public Square,
Also four magnificent Building Lots in Williams Ad.
ditlon to Edgshed. Apply immediatelyto
l. d w BROWN
fap4C I'm
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NASHVILLE ANp CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
seg- NOTICE TO SHIPPERS q.
MIL the Tennessee River Bridge is rebuilt sA.,
- Produce and Merchandise will be trau- 5Sz;ffz1
shipped across the river on Steamboats, and Bar -
ges aud be subjected to two dsyages Shippers are NOT,
ned that all goods to the Depots in urksges inzi
clent for the entire protection of the contents will be re-
Jeced Gram will not be received except IN heavy osp.
ourgs or gunny bags The light thin sacks will be refused
sest at the rtsk q tie 0Her the labor and time nsces
sary to reIalrhe will greatly rstard the traushpn
specially instructed not to receive grain at their respective
stations unless the sacks plainly and distinctly marked
and accompanied BY order of shipment
We cannot permit the Depots t0 be used ss Storage
Houses for Grain Produce when the tame is TO be- held
until suits the convenience Of the owner or shipper 10
order ttCrward Wheat to Chattanooga will be charged
nine cents and Corn eight cents per bushel from Tuaho-
and all stations Tennessee River and from
Nashville and all stations of Tuahoma Wheat will
be charged ten cents and Corn nne cents per bushel
hsky will be charged dollar per barrel from Nash
vile TO Chattanooga Ali articles It freight designated in
our Tar as ls I'd sd and 4th class viii be carried at
present Tariff rates. HI ANDERSON
- Sup'tN G Railroad.
REDUCTION ON LUMBER To NASHVILLE
From Bridgeport 10 TsniGlOn inclusive Lumber is re-
dueed S2 per Car load from present raes From COwans
load lrom former rates. decl3 HLA
RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTTON destined for Charleston will on and after this
" date be charged 81 25 per bale Of 500 lbs less and
So eentsper 100 lbs for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic d ANDERSON, Sup'tN &C. R.R
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
FARE, THLRI DOLLARS
MA Chattanooga Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
gomery by Railroad. Tickets to be had at the De-
pot. Price tl6 80.
From Montgomery to Mobile, bv a double daily line.
mornng and EVENING" Stages and Steamboats, connect
ing with the steamers from thence to New Orlesns.
H. l. ANDERSON, Gen'l Sup't n. / C. RI
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PARF REDUCl D TO 81 FROM NASHVILLE TO
TACVsOE TENN

WA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, Columbia and
Y WavnesborO For seats apply al the General Stage
Cf6ce Leaves Nashville Sundays, Wednesdays and FrI-
dsys at 81 g. m. dec22-tt
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FALLS ADDITION TO NASHVILLE.
NIE ofer at private sale, on liberal terms the above
w valuable property, adjoining Trimbles Addition
and only few hundred yards from the Corporation line
The tract contains from 40 to acres with large Brick
Dwelling Kitchen, Orchard &C. the land is very cnnye-
nent to the Mureesboro Pike aud the University and can
be divided into great many most beautiful builniug lots
IL not disposed Of at private sale The 90 days
will divide the tract into number Of lots and offer them
at public sale to the highest bidder. Those whe wish
make a handsome speculation apply Immediately to
JL&R w BROWN
iapI5-im 4416 Cherry street
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RAILROADS, &C.
6 -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO GA Rail-
ROAD

UHANGE UF SCHEDULE.
ON and ssr Sunday neIt the 2sth inst, daily Pas
" senger Trains will be TO and from ChstanOogR
follows
Daily Train leaves Nashville, at 73O, A. NJ arriving
CHATTANOOGA a 4:20, T. NJ
Night Express Nashville .t $780, p NJ arriving a.
Chattanooga al 6:l0, A. NJ.
RETURNING,
Daily Train leaves Chattanooga, st $40, AM arriving
Nashville at4:5O, p. N.
Night Express leaves Chat.aaOoga at $780, PM, arriving
at Nashville al GEO, An.
II. l. ANDERSON,
Nashville, oct 30, 1855 Superintendent.
SUPPLEMENT To FREIGHT TARIFF.
SUPEkINTENDENTS OFFICE,
N G. RAILROAD Der. TO- 1855. (
N and after Saturday, 2Oth inst Grain and Flour
~ over the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will be
charged at rates below.
.rAIIoN 10 ea.LLANooa.- ID -
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TNHE copsrtnerhip heretofore existing under the firm
l. and style of BROWN i GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent JO G. Brown is alone author
J0SIAHG BROWN
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YOUNG AmERICA,


. GENTS wanted in every couUty IN this and adjoining
- states 10 sell the above new and mpro7ed CORN
AND COB hlLL. To al such, a rare ch.nce to
make money will be offered Exclusive Stat. and ounty
privileges will be disposed of unusually IA terms BY
application TO the Proprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer You = Corn and COB Mil unsurpassed 10 the
Union and which cannot be superseded by past or future
Inventions. Il Is the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have It Will crush from 10 bush.
els Corn and COB per boUr, with horse easily fitted
UP and managed weighs 10 lbs and all contact of the
grinding surfaces prevented, will last any farmer
dinary lifetime Ispeak thus of its durability because the
principle has been fairly tested the old Bark Mill
WHO'S il that wants
4 MILL on TRIAL
for MONTH and # don't give complete satisfaction to
return ty II there be any thus disposed let him now
speak Satisfaction warranted in every case or the mon.
ey will be refunded. This Crusher can be attached to
horse, water steam PuHer, which renders it the
other CTshers in The south require too much power
or will SUOu wear out. According
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits of lateral or wabbing
notion " necessarily, out; all other Crushers
auen4oe 10 this grand objection and the Proprieors
dArs not dispute It, In tie construction OF YOUNG AMER
IcA have gained power and defy contradictions have
leNSanet .n'on aad l challenge wGrd 10 the
~; have Irertnted wab0lmg lateral notion and all are
co-e 10 asAn""sd-e It; therefore assert thatit Is
hrrr'" 1"''"'.un 81 'l- small SuDl II
FIFTY DOLLARS
->'" "..' "Ir wanting good hIuC" earnestly re-
-'a '",..aae he -rEv merits and principles of hi
/ MI .H- .ia.r i..'u Sac !snyr,eIyr TT Agents.
J. p. DRONGCOLE.
''''' ''''' '''"n ".'. - - e Proprietor.
L.is 4"aTs \ Co.. = #o,a; street, Nashville, Manu-.
cry county.
All Watkins, Pulaski, = ssutfor Giles county,
VIM Honi' r''oIo Asepto Tor Franklin c6any, Tenn,
ami jackson caua'y, Ala 1''
James 3. Vance, CaSiau Spri rs AGENT far s,,,,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare ISeduCeds!


PACKETS, SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1909 tons, NJ. Berry Commander.
EIariOn, 1900 tons, j. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdseT. 1900 tons, s. C. Turner Commander.
SOUtherner, 1000 tons, Thos Evan, Commander.
zf~Ek LEAVES Adger's WhRrves. every Wednes.
S@TSLSe day and Saturday after the arrival Of the
sSSsssss ssEssSs from the South and West.
These Steamships all built for the Line and for
saiaty comfort and speedare unrivslled on the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and cour
tsOU5 Commanders will insure Travellers Of this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, ..........,...........f2O
otSSIASe pdsSaSt,..
For freight or passage having elegant State Room Ac
commOdatons, aPplyt 30
HENRY MUSHROOM
seDl6 ,55-1y Charleston & G.
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GENTS wanted Ia every couGty this and adjoining
- states Ia sell the above and imprOyed CORN
AND COB MILL. To al such, a rare chunce to
make money will be offered. Exclusive Stat. and ounty
privileges will be disposed OF unusually IA ierns by
auUlicaliOn % the PTOrrist0r
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WHEAT CORN. OATS. FLOuR.
per bu. pef bu. per 5u. per bol.
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Notes with good security will be required
1anll-td +. X. CAEATHAN O.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-03

A. KING Il Cos. MANurAuruag. -Messrs
Lsrguier Il Lanoue, anticipating that the
earth will be urtasued again for the golden
grain, ofancther season. have just put in
store one hundred and seyenty-hvc Yankee
Ploughs. Of A King, b co.'s. manufacture.
IN addition to this stock, they have two
hundred, HAL Of Maisvllle's,n wrought
iron mould boards, assorted sizes with and
without cutters, also Flakes and sub soils
OF the same make. We should like to know
what manner cfmachine the Fluke is.