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S,oppg Soatban ptop, both going and returning they
Offer PssseHss poeesdng LoDdnsnd Havre,
over any olsr raVs, ior the economy Of Time snd money
Passage io New YORK pron and Ere men, Eir
Caos aslocf - dlsTs First Cabin, bower saloon, 10
dollars, Ssc - 20. 60 dollars. re.' =
ace. =
bus Of sdoE will signed or parcels on The
day ef ssiiirg, I. -. =. -
An eEPsre6csd Surgeon Is 1itaohsd 70 each ship.
For fright uS passags apply 10
c n SANE, II So0iR William stEee;, New Kofs.
c. A. HElNEKES s Co., Bremen,
CRoSkET & CO., Southampton. -.
WM. ISFLIN. Rssrs- Jsuc3-ly
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NEW BOOKS
Medical Books,
LATEST EDITIONS

~ ~
Ashwel on Fsmales, urntn = SoluulaL5's
Bennett o. Uterus, hoIner Anpoy, psy, -
Budd on the Liver, nun,eI HhI Assoau,
Bartlett on Fevers, noopns Gio.oneib
Riatis,nn an fhs Chest, Kirk Psgst's Physiology ',
Burrows on Circulation, LudloW 8 hxaminauons,
Colorubat on Females, Lawrence on the Eye,
Coplaud on Palsy, Maeiises ANATOMY,
CaTnenter's Physiology, Meigs on Females,
Coopsr's DisclOcatio1s, Megs on Children,
Cooper on Hernis, Meigs' Obstetrles,
Christison on POs1ns, Meigs on FeveIs, n
Copdis on Children, Millers PRINCIPLES, q.
Churchill on F FtnnsIes, Iiier's PrGctict
Churchill on Children, KelT and Smiths Comp.
ChurchiIis 0bsteirieS Eelliga1 on tbs Skin,
ClSmer on Fevers, Owen on Teeth,
De1ess on Fsnaies Phillips on Serosala,
De~eSs on Children. Perciras Meieria Ee1ics,
Devices Widwifery, Parker on syphilis, -
Dunglisons Ply soloEy, Ramsb0thsm's PaIturif0n,
Dur eiisou's Mat Medica Tsylors Jurisprudence.
Druit's Surgery, W atson s Practice,
Duftonon the Ear Wilson's Anatomy, B.. =
Erchsen's Surgery, r" Wilson's Dissection, -D j..
Ellis Medical FornuisYyJ Woods Practice, -. . q
Ferguson's Surgery, United States Dispensstofy'
Fovnes ChsInisrry, lr DC, &C., &c. 1-.-.,.-.1 I
Gross Path. Anatomy. For sale by
: - r-rD'--l-TT - = CHARLES VI. SMITH, Tsf q
ocis College street.
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HERRINC's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE

HERRINC'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
VTE have been appointed By 8. q. Herring & Co.
w Agents for the above Safes, which will sell for
cash or negotiable paper AT TIE MANUFACTURERS
PRICES IN NEW YORK, with freight, exchange and
insurance added. We have assortment on hand
and request s those who interested in the matter
examine the evidences that prove that this SAFE
an INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and Is BURGLAR
PROOF IS far valuable papers notes, money is
cerned
Several Of these Safes have HALLS PATENT POW.
DER PROOF LOCKS which st the Worlds Fair in Lon
don in 1851 aud New York in 1858, was awarded q
medal being the most perfect lock in the world
HAVING BEEN PICkep or blown by Powder.
Hundreds of certificates gwen from all parts Of the
world iu which valuable papers shown TO have been
many hours and sometimes for days exposed to the most
intense beat.
Call aud eTsmiIe them.
MACKENZIE l. WILSON,
sspt24 II College street.
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- - - -

TINE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic citiel
BY continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pittsburg with daily line OF Steamers TO all
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Ssndusky with
Steamers a ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most drect cheapest and rsl16ls route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods l,r ,oaa
(in boxes Furs, Feathers, 6c....... po' toou
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery, -5.f %
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea zoe Per Icon
THIRD oLkSS.GAnvs, Bseeine, Bacon. :, -. ,o,,,
and Pork Tin bulk, D Hemp sc. 49,. wv Ssi too"
F0URTH OIAASS.--Csfee Fish, Bacon, A. ,oot,
and Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil, wv Pei i0on
Eour-$l per bbl until further notice. ....
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
Coton-S2per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
re- In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila
delphia be particular to marx package vs1 PGepkiG
Railroad" Ali Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia Pisburg will be forwarded with
out detention -- -h-
FREIGHT AeESTs.-HRrris. Wornley & Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co., St. Louis; j. s: Mitchell &
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewett LOUISVILLE Ky; r. G. Medrum Madison
Indiana; SprigEnsn Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati
N. W.Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech & Co.. No
81 Kby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor Bouse, New
York. No William street. and No. BatterE Place New
York; E. Sneeder, Philadelphia; hagraW koons, Bal
timore; Geo. @ Fraacscus, Pittsburg
. Il. Ii. HOUSTON, General Ffssgh Agsat, PkGa.
Il. ]. L0MBAERT, Sapt, Altoona, Pa.
lang 'b6-tIsli '5T
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NASHVILLE TENN FRIDAY, OCTOBER II. 1856
. RAILROADS, &C. : = |.
NAHFILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
.,lIr@ RAILROAD. -.

~ Rates of Freight on Produce to sB
CHA ARLESTON- AND SA YANNA n,
70 TAKs EFFECT on AFDAFrsR THK
FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT. -
A recent meeting of President and Superinisndsnts
n Of the various Roads connecting Nashville with
Charleston and Savannah the following rates of Freight
were adopted: ~-t- .-s--s.----s r-.--t.-- ..-- s-
80 FIRST CLASS. '
Feathers Wool Flour in Sacks and Books per loo 81 40
II E-. -+l SECOND CLASS. +. ..... e.. .
Beeswex, Ginseng, Pink Root Cotton. Rope snd
Baggiug, Hemp, Star Candles, Soap, Lard and
Linseed OH and Window Glass, per l0o...... 81 90
THIRD GLASS. IT. -f
Leaf Tobacco in hhds, per lo0.. ........ so
Whisky, per barrel ..............,........e 60 90
Beef and Pork pef barrel -. 9 so
per 4 ~
Brooms in lot OF 80 dozen and upwards. ....... 90
To prevent overchsrges the Agent of the N & @. Kali
road is authorized to sign Receipts for the transportation OF
notice, --s.----~s' r. Il. l. ANDERSON,
Il nayl4 Isa55 LsBPG Superintendent
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DISCOVERY

GREAT DISCOVERG.
TAME5' NEURALGIA LIQUIO-A certain cure for Neu
y ralgia, Rheumatism, Local Pains, &c.
This medicine has been bat lately introduced into Nash
VILE, hut has already acquired great reputation.
Tbs Hon. A. 2. shemwe NJ. H. r. csItiaes that he
attacked with infsmma0ry Rheumatism and had the
vices Physicians, rho afforded him relief he
unable himself In bed, when this powerful nimen
cured him entirely in "a hours This fact certified TO by
three members of the Legislature, who constantly with
him. ...H .....-...
Prlce-sl per bottle.
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
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hAssItEsSo NOIIG n. ~
MEMPHIS AHD CHARLESTON RAIL
..-5s ROAD. - le. ...se.r
TUE GADAGS ExPAESS C9aPA6Fu havs mad ssx
Il rang mellS with toe G5ovs ksilroa9 for 3 Daily 81
press Line and are Low prepared receive and forward
ErsiRht Packages 20 BY Passenger Trains 10 Huptsyils
Deeatlr, TseGInbia aod intermediate stations on the
q O.'snd n q Railroads. Smell Paekagss at reduced
rates. .... ..
81 Messengers isav, Nashville daily OF o'clock N
- tt@gats 10 be iGTEarasG b EXpress will De cSied
fOr without ex,fa charge a 4 HOLT
hpfS 20 '. 80 .. .t '- Agent
CABIN PASSA(s r FROM CaHlfE EEyT;1S
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON


II 'hh SHIPS eOagTlsbHs this line are Wash
= ~NHION Capt. T. CSveadyl HER- ~ ~
MANN Capt Edward gains. These stsa-
Ne'sS'op al Southampton, both going and reiurnina
PROPOSED DkzEs oF sArIfxa-Js5S
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Christmas Dinner.

RITE TEACHES, GREEN CORN, AND
FINE TOMATOES.
IF you would have the above decaCes in perfection for
Il your Christmas Dinners put them up IL the
SELF SEALING CANS,
Manufactured by which give universal sat isafacon
are very easily managed cheap the cheapes-ss good
as the bestsde of heavy tin very carefully sodered
Those who want them had better IKE early application
as the demand is at present much greater than the supply
sept5 MAGhtNLtE & "lLSON.
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO AND
III Zs BALTIMORE, % HoURSt - "a as....
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. al
TNHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ington be procured, to which point vel! as to
Baltimore It is the shortest most direct and in every re-
spee the most reliable route 1t is the only BY which
purchasers of Through Tickets to New York enabled
10 reach the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket to New York only thus
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure OF nfor-
nation to visit four ofthe principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded BY any other route
And it the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
lants Augusta. Berklsy Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river
TO LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, or with the Jacksonville
Railroad to Indianapolis Ind make direct connection
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made TO Washington City, Baltimore, Pha.
dslphis and New York. ..- .4s ..s..r z.- .4
tSy- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phIs are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
Central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus al 10 A, NJ, $50 F. N. and
IL p. NJ. 81. .-f... ..
t Travellers are requested 10 notice that while this is
the OL aft riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
Cities at the charged by other routes to Ne1
YofE on it is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
to all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus Baltimore is only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York than by any other There
are ess changes Of by this route and consequently
less detention, than bv any other. '... .-'.-'-.
EsT The road is ballasted with broken stone and Is
entirely free from dust .-...-
For furthernformation, please apply to D. G. RUMsEY.
Agent Nashville, Teun.
the o. g. Msi steamers at the Jacksonville Railroad
Office Main street. WIN. y. W00DSIDE,
.-. Master Transportation B. b o. r. r.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent. ---
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LAND VARIANTS q :, UciHTOR LOCATFD
L niLL pay ees1 for Land Wsrrs5ts. Will also br1
2ia Missouri End ArksEsos Lssd PAsrz iasasd .hoe,
lsls, 70 soldiers Of 1913 eS~~'
ttaais2 prepared 10 locate land wsrrzr,s In souss
" s,'sta Al,s0af on n line OF The So1Ib WeSsrs nia.
se,eens y more t1en oO0oJ zaiss OF Tairosd I.ud
- - q os ads q as road For inrteer parteu.r tsrr
- ne o. zoe Endersisoed on Cedar street ovsr ths
y it--0s eicep iOt ] REI.lnWa =
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RESIDENCE EOR SALE.

I 0EFkR for sale ny House and LIT in Edgefeld {4=z
l. within ten minute walk Of the Public Square Ri.
rhs Lot fronts one hundred aud fory-hve feet on Asi
lie Gsllsto Turnpike running back two hundred and
tY feet 70 street. The Improvements consist of CON.
i0Ttabe Brick Dwelling, Kitchen. CjStern &c &C
Terms hblrsl. Apply n No. O5 Public Square
srpi23-lm A. n. WASHINGTON
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s2plea;o1 be Dads sithiR one raufh viii sSilo,
= = nonsaet1z lsfIns l62 Of Land eight niiss
So Ses 5te % ~ 'slstin turnpiks al or near sns
- ~ ias Assnvllis and L0u'syills Rarozd. Tbs
land 70 wei fosss s6oa ssTs5tv .sTss cleared sad
me osznee n sooaL y ne place fornerr owned s7
D-ien, sno kngFE RoSsgOuts Toe sod q 81
eno Ne eerhGz q iee best in tho eonn7.
Ssp1s'-ln s ls1li1AS b 5HAAKLAND, Agsnt.
- ...rr - Is berry sfrps9 .
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Nos. II I.2
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

THESE Machines very justly considered be
best use, having tAe advantage Of all Others
simplicity of their construction s speed and beauty heI
work. and the great strength Of their Unlike any
others in they form seam with two continuous threads
from ordinary spools Of GOTTEN, silk nen-akDga knot
every stitch which prevents the work fon ripping under
nycircumstances whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded
Machines at all the leading Fairs hrOu ghcut this country
and Europe and the inventor reoees In the sub
ftanta reward Ofthe largest patronage bestowed
any Sewing Machine In Europe America.
They Of the highest nnsh and of every variety Of size
and syle and adapted to all the wants Of the Sewing
munity. - tsr-.. ...
They ell scared exclusively the pr0pTstOTs by
patent and free from all legal controversy Great
been taken 10 adapt tness Machines Plantation
sewing, and they SIMPLE, durable easily
and tended by person, that they entirely beyond
competition for this work for the manufacture Of heavy
or light bags, for Corn Wheat machinery ever
invented to surpass then-any person
practice make per dsy on
machine These machines also equally well adapted
the manufacture of all kinds Of coIhng fne
well general sewing, quilting stitching, DC. These
chimes arranged 20 mako the stitch length de-
sired, and to sew with any and every in sny
ment, and the durability, regularity aud beauty OF finish
cannot equaed BY any work accomplished blythe most
ekful hands.
We shall al all times keep hand ul assortment OF
these machines and most respectfully invite the public gen.
orally TO call and them 10 and give than careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has not besn
told. dec2S-tf
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United states MailLins

III" Dt@A NV tl1Id1sAAoA On SIAAN
SHIPS
Though Ia 4a TO 53 Hours.
SE3li- WEEK. J. .t p 1
Nashville, 1900 tons, II. Berry Commander
Marion, IS00 tons, W J. Foster Corm2rds-
Jas. AcgeK, l5e0 tons, s. Z. Turner Connscdsr
SOutherner, Loco tcns, Thns. .ENsn, Commander
sS.zzEzs lL1AFk5 Adger's WhsTves. every Wednss
SfSS Gay and Saturday aftsr .9e arrival Of the
seszt cars ffom the SoutS and West, "a; high
water" isa- u 90 ,' . -- i.i : -f'
fhesc Steamships all built expressly fo- this
the Coast. .. ---..- r M = :
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive ard cour.
teous Connanders will insure Travellers By this Line
every possible comfort snd accommodation. @Ji H r
cteersSs pSsSage,. .. i. q,
Forfreignto or passage having elegant Stale a0o1 Ac
senuodshons, sppyto
HENRY MUSHROOM,
Corner East Bay and Adgsr,s 5cuth Wharf
febIS'56-ut --. .. . tbarlsston = n
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DRY GOODS.
THOMPSON * co.,
FALL AND WINTER
RX Go obs.
I8 5 6. z5z.

J. I8 5 s.
"a n iSD sSD GsiSiFs Lay 5 sss
HsnOuld AK particular stenten uar sIrcs ~, -
s,id 1sns S Es.srs q ss2,, ss sss Sc. sd ess
@ - cheap ,n. h9-.s N tas ask nan srzns
SoSs s1S 20 S@s ssA 70 P'0's We As Essi PIszsassis
We have larss lot Of silks On asad, ysr,,D,
per ysIa to sos Per plsu AOeaglrai lie n sis.
siodScES - s1i gEs cisR s.s.a!g :9 :sssss
l. :. :.-Es = ssss. Sss.S q
! :. y.i,ss-vsty sns,
sas 1aS ns I;pe sOd plaid silks q A. Gisss nd 49,
a. a. Is.s = lx al solo.si ssH sdk, = sll sisss
91s Stock Of "0ysl Dssss Gooas saSra - ,s,,.
PLAIN CsI6assrs "a. NSsrS-a,ia 800 SnJ QlshsrsSi
Roo., Ws s.l e,nas ~ Hsea sss6nsrs paasrs. Tor
,s: . .ss sSi oss ssp5s.ss s. ! .IP.ss
We would e.ll Ii. ss.ss.os ...sf s.ssSsi :, ID u p
& 1@ss oo99. n 'A'y win and sSsa o 1sss Ds ssos s 3
FIN. Pine yai .,, Lace PSsLs;ias-ssa..itsl .rsa.,
New sgls Val Lace CAPssi
New s.!ls yaL Lass ss:s.ssry aus and suss.sy nav,
New style sIsek IAIs-S L4os ss,rs-vsry 4.1s.s..,
TriDnsd, 90;
T.: Sc fss' =; s s' ssysss. sass's: E:s.
Aafsad LAes; larss assortaashi a ssls 90 ASSd-
New style EnsrOlssrsa Assisa >sJss,
':nz,i 80 ..I.s. - COtlzrz .- .rfttrff.f
-. -. BE1dkerenisfs - '.N+---
Eass.; ;asr:d ssitts, ERseodarsd drsssss-,os.
ai FI0uhcirgs-1 Iai1.Ios
Ilssal1f I,se EfsinsI fsa1 IAN, and ln.sfthss
CApes-use and h.a1Ly6.i
kor al - blea.
EA4eh En6Fo4oered Six HHts-us~ and hsau.Ie,l
MeEuO tisls-asn M ii ..ss5i,f
. Bannsls--
six BOnness-
Fine k1SsOidered AeFisO eio4ks, -
- bdApkeeA -.---
EsrS6sEsS E SE,, oodie; aud o.e srsssss ali saaa
t9e eH,osoiosts1 Alsii ana Lzos tim med 90
~Ns'e eAl1Ss Az Fs5 Ses!aSls, bang nsE nd Ga@..
AAiDseabs
$3.50 ~ hseooHs = ssrJ lags aas E,sortea-F
- - SrJ.s,,.'ss 80 .uss 70 o-DSVAi
: - ~S,ss- nts t'- .
HsfI riSosso. .N-'i 'sOON' q ID .-... ...-.-. . -
FLaln Aesess Oh AL kinds, Aad Tish Ss,b 7,h1,o,.
w L-- NlodAs and SAAwls,
shrSI ~ S,, - 1919 lAss ht o. ueU ssyis Cloakssse
h'eh FsrsS isinSs, r--.E
e. Cio@ks--shaWI pattern, nav.
Clotn s'O2ks-7s1, - .
SlGsh eiOsks-Yery new, ....-... 1870. .
very FINE bfOene SbRSs, 20
. stslA Borasrsd eh avis ..-
.a - - leSH AAAhis-bew,
:. O@y o1Abe PiA1d Ella ns-sll k3nds
Gent emen's travelling ahzsls,
Laoiss' travelling sEawIs
.v,.. -, cel. .tieinen's Wear
1eh EIsneh Iassiuisrss-aew st,ls
stfIPpe1 CasslEr sr.s-x..w 49,,
Plan ana PIse eassinsfes, Of Al kinda ''@'
Stack roach IassiaeTes, - ..
CO,b,
Blue Fteaeh C,6th, H. Il
hlSh We va SssJ Fat.srna
uncut :, ---.''. al
ElSh Si.k !, a. yauerua -oI.ek .nd A.. - .--.
All kinda 30 s. sea-, Sssle man., ,,,..-...l
SAO'Ss' Efs.. SloVes, vts SIC. A
Lads.', Gsuts aer's - 80 hosiery.
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IITHEATs-I want lew hundred bushels choice
w Wheat for which will pay the highest market
price, delivered st my Warehouse
S. N. H0LLINGSWoRTH,
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NOTICE.
TWENTY THOUSAND bushCl s Rye wanted immedi.
L Gtsly, for which the highest market price will be
paid. u, s FRENCH son.
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Funeral UrssierEaNiiagi.
Who Wants a Homo i!

~ zGO W q ~ * "a s6&O&k&G :
DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOIS FOR
SALE. .'-
THAT magnificent Brick dwelling Of John Ys.man 3
Il with or 10 rOons Broad sIrsat, West Nashville
bargain will be given ...r4...-F n
3D. An elegant B'ick He1ss with rooms, No. 70 North
summer street. --.-.s-.s ..... Cd. .sa.-- F..
Sd, A new Ruck Honse with rooms, on High street
near Broad fee from taxa ION. f ~
4th, nlagn tGsni Frame Dwelling with rooTs and
6% acres ofground miles fom the city, on tn, o4atn
Pike .s 7 .--.t .. ...a.l = -. '.-. '
5ih An elegant Fr.ue Cottage with roousi In Putuans
Addition to Edg field - -.
eth An segant Brick DWELLING With OF 10 ROOMS, No.
o. Chnrch street, near spruce
7'h, desirable Brick House with rooms. No )si,
corner Of Cherry and Line streets
Sth, desirable Residence Lot fronting 20 teet %
Cherry sire t between Church and Brad q.
eth, One fronting 81 feet Broad street between Sa
met and High. q
lOth, maxuinoeu. Building Site. fronting leo feet On
Broad street. West Nashville -
llth a beautiful Lot on tho corner Of Gay and Park
streets in Watkn's unrivalled additisn Three nsat
brick dwellings hare been srece1 In Watkins sddon
NC '-'' 49, ''s wv "' IL xR W. BROWN. o..
oct-Im tF Exc f4l< h-sr s.resf
Extra EauliiV Flour.
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATEN RENXOLE GAS
County and State Rights for Sale. The only
Benzole Machine that viii give a good Iisht.

THE contemporaries smpls; occupies bat little room
Il requires little attsniion-except winding up
similar to a clock 70
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light in the
world 1t can be practical operation 81 HeoSer
son & Bros, Deaderick street
Any persons wanting their houses lighted can be sun
pied Immediately they having made contract for ths
furnishing OF Davidson county, and solicit orders.
information concerning State and County rights can be
had by applying TO WM WARNE
ang 2l Cherry Street Nssbvi1ls
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MOUNT OLIYET CEMETERY,


TNHE Directors Of this Company now announce 10 the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues and welks, and portion Of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots which offered for sale
The map of the grounds can be seen a. the Office OF
Lindsley Crockett where the public are invited call
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery 10 The vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare
money pains to make it equal to any Cemetery in the
UniOn and such Nashville may feel pride In
The Cemetery is Bow 10 charge OF competent Super
inenden living the ground under whose direction in
usual charges. r.
The Directors Of the Company desirous that the
grounds should be visited BY the citizens Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the Office Of Lnds
Icy Crockett, az O'Clock, on Tuesday afternoon the
sh nst and every Friday afternoon thereafter st the
same hour The seats will be free ....
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting The grounds,
will be called for az their resisnces by sending their
cards to the President Of the Company.
o. A. Y. s. LINDSLEY, Pres't-
@. W. NANCE, Sec'y. 4 y8-H
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PIANos, MELODEONs. MUsIC, 1Se--

PlANOS, MELODEONS, aUSIC, .se.7 :.
Viz Ondeslgasd mas Irst reusvsd and Opessd Er IN
L fpsotoo zoe Ia gesi - OK If Psncs Asodsa1s 80
adses NsrcHsodss ever 09sred IN the C,:T N RasS-
the hiieonon Of erybody isTised 70 oxsr1ira go
laSs ios aflses7ez As mire u stlc:lT Mvs-u Brsr
uei' and Ss tne lowest reDu1 rstvs prices To UboI
sale Customers Will sell sl psr o Ess,ero Or -
70 mss 1Sy can sayo sh bssiae5 daazsrs o. trsp.
test terms. -P- - WI
Sspt2t-Ir -- A N-cI rpp
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FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES AND
F0h NASHVILLE zED NEW ORLEANS

FOh NAsHVrLLE AED NEW OFTE1Es
TRADE. -
FTNHB new and light dI2ught steamer d=erv- n
i CRESCENT ". AoIzss Master, .kk5ysr,sS
Will run regularly IN tia above trade du
ring the Ireent sssSon commencing the hIsl Ils M
The Cumberland river Sbs has excellent accom-
nd in point OF speed aoa safety is uusu plssed Fsr
freight or passage Sfply 70 h. Il HAKHis SON b
oel&-dG - Asdne.
REGULAR EASHVlLLE AND CTNCfFN1Ti 4
G PACKET. ...-s- & - -
I'HE comncdious and substantial fas. 1S1na1s -
l. running stsas.sr sEVENrY-SIX 49, 81
/ BAEIAy, Master, IS he'd TeaSi sS.ssss 3 -
uess b. the nrst rise OF water 10 bssI gGsf nos
as above dnFlog the coming season. For ght aad uass
age, having superior accommodation apply b1sr Or 10
septl7-u Il II. HARRISON, A.rept
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no. 4.

tNA S-e now arranging ior ssis our FIST sTccx N
80 s aoo,e Gooes Hnea h4'n essn sssSially 80
. louDd well worth the attention q Msroosnfs
We inyne On inspection o. t1s Stock conhdsntlv b.
their trade WITH hsudsOms au1 dur.bls Co5. :, 80
Ptless Is VII ena5s them 70 sompss sRs sssfgy win
sroosnts who purC base PaiiadeDhns - -'--1ls4'-
~ Our 'sTis Of credit sx aatas 70 >, ksKls x.aSs,
and We viii make liberal discount . CasI Sct~rs
EogLs-ozm COOKE BAILhl A co -