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Money. Money,
Hank %or

T1HE undersigned large lot Of Boots and Shoes Of
his manufacture, made up expressly for the tall
AIDE which will be sold at the reasonable prices
Farmers wanting supply Of Negro shoes will
do well to my stock
Aisoin store and for sale 25 sides fir rate Black Har
ness Leather ana q lot of pad skins DC.
elhCir Shoes or Leser viii take money on the tx
change Bank par.
This highest price in cash paid for country hides
W HAMILTON.
oct . South CuiCge ST.
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county, MI n - '.h'.'N '0 MISS MANI T. SLOAN
IuprpraKNrs Of speech cured in from hours,
without pain; Deafness in all its 'orms disease, eye
and old sandiug diseases where the blood poisoned by
lc,tta and diseases ofthe Kidneys liver, successful
~ and artificial human eyes inserted without pain
respond every particular with the natural eye All cases
s be suited whether the eye be partly or wholly out-by
NJ 1e. oC Philadelphia the ST. UOud hotel, this
where ne has been induced to stay couple Of weeks
Longer on account number OF patients that
visit him FROM the city and different parts Of This aud The
adjoining 'O'~
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HAVE closed up Stable Market street. not for the
nurpOse OF going TO Texas, but o. 10 NV new
bIe corner Of Church and Front streets where have 70
moved our stock, aud will be pleased receive the patron
age my old customers and the Hding public generally
uy Is, y" 81 ANhR.
one good Pice will be advanced monthly Tor one two
u " y
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ReR We have had the pleasure within the p's
few days Of meeting with quite a number of our
Democratic friends from every section. In addition
to those already mentioned, we may name Gen. Pill
low of Maury, DR.. Moore of Hickman J. E. R. Ray
of Memphis, Col Whiteside of Chattanooga, Col
Balew of Athens, Col. Mcclellan of Sullivan, Hon.
J. D. C. Atkins, member of Congress elect from the
9th District, H. F. Cummns of the Paris Sentinel
Il. F. Cooper of the Chattanooga Advertiser, Hon.
John H. Savage, Congressman elect from the 4th
District and others.
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FOR SHERIFF.
For CONSTABLE
Dickson County Curcuit Court-Sept. Rules

George Ann Hill VS. Geo W Hiil-Petiton for Divorce.
T appearing the petition in this cause that the de-
1 PENDANT Geo v Hill Il resident OF the Stale OF
Tennessee, and beyond the reach CT the process OF TINS
court therefore ordered that publication be made Tor
three successive weeks Nashville Union and Americans
newspaper published city Of Nashville, requiring
him appear before the Judge Ofhe circuit courtto be hed
for the county Of Dickson hr state Of Tennessee at The
court house tn the town Charlotte, the 4th Monday IN
October next, then and pead OF demHr T.
compaInauls petition will be Iaken 1Cr con-
iessed and set for h"arrg rN plrte
sept 25-W3L prs Zee -. RuBT McNElLLY, & m,
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RAJ A banker asked young lady of this city
what kind of money she liked best.
''Matrimony," she replied
What interest does it bring?" asked the sharp
anker.
If properly invested it will double the original
stock every two years, she replied.
He concluded she was match for him, but the
rest is a secret.
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We are authorized to announce W H. CANNON, Of Knox
Vile candidate for principal Clerk Of the House Of Rep
-,.,fr,. = ,b. rr.ruassee Iesislatute
We are authorised 60 A. kEEEE, OF Sumner
opy candidate for Door Keeper the House OF repre-
ssntatives Of the Tennessee Legislature. octS-te
We are authorised TO announce GEORGE NJ DALLAS
HALE, of this city candidate for Messenger to
the Senate
We are authorized to announce JAMES E. kLEIsER
ortbis city candidate for Messenger TO the Sen
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In the County Court of hickman County,
Tenn, SePLcm Der Term, Is57.


VTTHRREA il has been made appear the satisfaction
w of the court tba defendants, HI Chappe ard Wife,
AnJs ohrrt Chappcll Andrew Wilson and wife, Mariah,
cameron and wife. Sarah. uon-resdens OF the State
OF Tennessee that the leg Of the law cannot be
served upou therefore ordered by tie court that
ublicaon be made in the Union and American, newsPa-
per published in the c of Nashville, for three successive
weeks notifying said defendants appear the November
term Of SAID court 1857 At the house 10 the Town Of
Centreye on Monday in November next and MEAD
answer or demur comp alnant petition the same will
taken for confessed 10 them and tor bearing eK-
parte sept 25-W3t prize 81 d EASILY, d N.
pursuance Ofan order of the chancery court OF Hick
man county, the July term, 1857, in the case of
James Rodgers admins of Agns Lewis ct al,
Baua JONES' will, on the premises on Fnday me 3Nh
day October, sell to the highest bidder the following de-
sCrbsd tract Of land, Wit Lying the waters OF Cane
creek civil dstct bounded nor by the lands of
Mayaed and Cochran, by the lands Jesse Whtwe
south BY the lands OF VIM Hughes and by the lands
Of r. Camgbell. Number Of acres unknown Two hun
dred and ty dollars cash will be required the remainder
on credit OF months; notes with two good securities
CURED bearing Interest from date. Said land sold
payment OF debts, &c.
sept 25-w3t pr fe 81 ID EASILY, &C & m.
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ES5~ Those in want of fresh lemons will find
them at S. J. Carriers % Union street.
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sEEAToRs.-Travis of Henry, GOodparture of
Oyerton, Wright of Monroe, Harris of Washington,
and Gardner of Smith.
REPREsENTATIvEs.-Ca Caldwell Of Weakley, Rose
of Hancock, Lamb of Henry, Harvey of Giles,
Bentley Of Lawrence, Turner of Roane, Griffith of
Monroe, Dobson of Polk, Senter of Granger, White
of Knox, Anderson Of Sewer, Richardson of Ruth
erford, Lloyd of Bledsoe, GOaday of Wilson, and
Kendrick Of Wayne.
There may be others in the city whose names we
have not learned
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PLANTATION GooDs.-In making stroll through
the extensive wholesale establishment of Messrs.
BransfOrd McWhirter, on the Public Square, our
attention Was drawn to their large and very superior
stock Of Plantation Goods embracing articles of
negro mems and Women's wear. These goods are of
the best material for the purpose the strongest
ture and the cheapest we have ever seen. We would
call particular attention of our friends among plan
tiers and others needing such goods, to the supply
which they are at present offering at remarkably
low prices assung them that they will be pleased
with the goods on inspection. Such oppOr-
tunity as this is seldom offered.
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS

DATENTE0 improvement in thu manufacture II Yarns
empio ing TO spa tho crop but abou- Orsf1urh ne
humoer required - raise it. a~d this ugu5r ccss u q
cnhdIen OF siz ears Of above and women uuh foF
poWing pic ing cotton.
SH no. prepared to furnish Planters vi this WV
OablNAllON OF MA hiNEAF. lucus We O. tie STEAM
bN6tNE, II GcCessaTy-nsmefy Ire GIN with IAN srenr-
age l. one machine and the SeQueut caiUs- OF t nin
hhg Sers, and 10 have all ged the 10 m o. R5rr
on .ns Psna Ion, complete, with great isralth Also com
petent SpiHners.
One-halt Of the new portion of the income the ~ f
year. VIII MORE THAE for the whole machine ~ ineIa-
sVs OF me Siesm Engine and Sp Hners' Wages.
Ny improv ement, in its results 10 the Planter IL uo
lent to his having puTc.ased Of Psutatrr Nevrrga
&C. more productive Ina JhOs works and while bs
spinning interest Will prove his version e. will exempt
and battling up scrop.
NY is CASH ARTIcLE but for good &C
eepta ces IcangTsnt reasonab fcte ur the IGN
oF me FArkHT O1e-eurtn 10 be paid each OF Oh r
nVe years, the excess the yarns bring Eund cotton
win contract lnsurng the payment hOud The ElanLaOu
change pro- netors
FfObCs0ns rom RI nters may te made and 70 krOE
cost Of the Machinery their par Ular c thev must o
omit 10 state what has been the pounds Of ths
efOp-OI now many pounds Of yarn day thev spin.
aPio-F GEO. g. Hen Y, bile, Ala
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Fourth Annual Fair
OF THE
Tennessee State Agricultural Ruroau

VIE Fourth Annual Fair of the Tennessee State 4riI
L tufal BRreau will be held on the RI-zaurs r.ogs -
asnvlle com mencing on Monday, October Eth ana con
hnulng every day during the week Psmi--s ~ ~. -,
hoeral Character are offered in ever Department III arm
anauoh, mechanical manua ctnri1e anr home tBdusrrv
OupeIoh IS invited from every county OF The STATE
PRINTED lists Of the premiums regur sffous nav H. 81
tanned on application TO the SecrsLarv.
IsePL' III dtr&H b. G. EASTMAN. Ss.-v
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Mr.. AND Mas. JOHN DREw.-These bright particu-
Jar " Stars" have already stamped themselves the
most attractive Of travelling talent Mr.. Drew it is
clear to assert, is the most natural and earnest Of
stage Irishmen since the days of Power. With him
it is merely sufficient to brogue it, but to follow
clearly the very walk and action Of the Hibernian.
Mrs. Drew is exceedingly clever and commands
admiration in every scene she is at once of the
most, flashing and finished actresses of our day t.
morrow night fine bill is up, the elegant Come
delta Of Delicate Ground and the great historical
Drama Of the White House Of the Peppers with
several songs by MIR. and Mrs Drew.
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STATE CAPITOL The State Capitol will be illumi-
mated on Monday night by order of the Secretary
of State.
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NUIIJE.
The Planters Bank will open this morning. (Octo-
So. pJl al its New DanEiug House Tor businiss,
,,,r,,rr Of College and linton streets
s''''' " ., WEAVER pkIH.s
evgsu q issIi IL
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WooD.-t costs the New York Central Rail
road Company one million three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars year for wood; and isestimated
that not less than one thousand cords are consumed
daily, costing not less than 81, 80 per cord.
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CHANCERY SALES.

URSUANT decree Of the Chancery court at Carthage
made the case of Benjamin Rucks Exr., How ell
F. Rucks and others the undersigned will the oath day
OF OCTOBER next 1851 proceed TO sell to the highest bidder,
Ru:ks Decd composed of the tract Of which said Josiah
possesset and which the Elizabeth
Rucks resided time OF b. desh And also act Of
30 adounng thereto PuTchased BY portion Of the
heirs Of Josiah Rucks since his death
Of said land lies in Smith County Tennessee
tict No r. the Of Rome. will laid OF
20 suit purchasers
At the time and place the undersigned will also sell
the slaves belonging to said estate tOWit Joshua aged
about as Lucf about 60 Emily sbOut27 and her children
Henry about 2; Lucy aud Martina 4.
Said Sales will be made credit Of and two years,
eKoepta sufficient 70 pay costs and Attorneys FEES
Asss with approved sscsFif viii BE- radared Of The PaT-
HSIisz~ls Fss hsss slsih = ssnsfi
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ESy- Information has been received that gen
eral Congress representing the Spanish American
countries will soon meet in Chill to devise plans
for protection against American fllibusters. Iris
sarri, the Minister from Guatemala ard Nicaragua
here has been ordered to attend such Congress on
behalf Of mis- Government
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N A S H WILL E.
Rates of Advertising.
IOR PRINTING.
AF.-,bsnts

exceeding the space contract-
ed for, win he cha rged for the excess
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gheriR'g 9a7e

WE will sail Yarns, SheetiBg and Osnaburgs for Bank
w LaWrenceburg money, al our regular term prices:
oct " GORDON 81 co
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PERRY COUNT


We authorised TO announce MOsEs BATES caDdIdat
for Clerk of the County Court Of Pe county al the Marc
election. sept sd,
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TRUNKS.
VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
Il AIDES fine Travelling Trunks. extra SIZE;
Il do sole leather Trunks, all sizes,
Fine sole leather Valises.
do do do Ash rand do
do Russell vallses;
A large stock of
Garnet Bags, Sachels. Black Bsgs Of all sizes and
STYLES; all cheap for cash.
Call at No. y Public Square.
oct SNYDER q FRIzZELL.
+ sffE NJ ciskEE'
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Resumed PAYMENT.
Lawrenceburg Bank

TETE will sell first Negro Man pa able IN the funds
w Of the Exchange Bank of mur'reesbarO. Also three
oct ANS -0- ny VI BOYD & co.
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g-There will be preaching at the Market House
this afternoon at o'clock.
u.s. J. B. Ferguson viii preach at Odd-FellOws
Hal, this Sunday afternoon at half past o'clock
The public are invited to attend.
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SMITHS BITTER EAST INDIA ALE.
TUST received per steamer hastings, consgnment-
hbds Smiths Bitter Ale
bbls do do do
10 bbIs do do do
This Ale is equal TO Alsopp's or any imported brands
Nuna K. q
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rEn- The sale of +. Embry's Farm has been post.
poued TO Monday, the DIST. inst.
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HASBROOK, meWHIRTER n CO.
IAVE this day determined sell their stock Of SPRING
II AND SUMNER DRY GOODS, at prime cost for cash
to make room for their EXTENSIVE FALL PURCHASES q
part of which they daily expecting. Their stock
sists Of an ENDLESS VARIETY, that everybody will
be suited You will find them at No. 81 Market street
doors South Of the Public Square July 10
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msnd is increasing every day In nearly every promT
newspaper Western and Southern country it noticed
edoriay efcentAleaIive and Tonic that hR
known. In fact is the only remedy that will
purify the blood thoroughly and at the time strength
and nvigOraE the system. 1t will ehecually all
complaints of the Liver Stomach Bowels, such Liver
Complaint Headache Bill usness, Bad Breath, Dyspepsia
Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Deases Faint
Weakness Debility, any disease Othe Womb, Kid
skin. 1t is preventive against yellow Fever, ChiIls
Ague and Fever, Cholera, any prevailing Epidemic.
There is mistake about It.
Every bore is warranted to give satisfaction, Try it.
Il is very pleasant leaves delightful aromatic favor 10
the mouth after taking It.
IN. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also, MeLean's Volcanic Oil Linment.
% PRINCIPAL Depot on the ceTHer Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, No.
mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIHENT IS
truly accelerated remedy, and has done TO alleviate
human suffering than any remedy discovered.
One applications will relieve the most severe bruse
sprain.
and it will heal the most burn sead without
q
Evsp family should have supply constantly on hand,
for use In time Of need
Read the following extract Of letter, which Is incOnes
Iible proof Of its wonderful efficacy
Blind Man Restored TO sight,
]. n. MCLEAN-Dear Sir: have been suffering for
four years rheumatic eyes, being times alto
gether blind procured the advice Of several physicians,
but Of them could do good By the advsce Of
friend applied "VOcanc Oil Linment' according
directions the bottle and it has cured per
manenty have used it since for bruises, palms. &c,
and has always given immediate relief live on the mails
road Pennington. Yours, respectfully,
Jefferson county. Mo. JOHN H. ALFRED
is far superior any other remedy for curing
ameness bruises cuts old sores, sEellings, &c, &c.
We say then all who may be suffering from external
diseases, call and supply. thousands Of bot
ties sold land used daily and have heard Of
where it has failed in giving lief when properly
piled.
NJ For sale by the proprietor, of Third and Pine
sts., St. Louis, Mo.
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State of Tennessee, COmptroner's Office,

State of Tennessee, COmptrOIler's Office,
NAsHyLLE, Sept. l6, 1851.
TIlUS is to certify that the Quaker City Insurance Com
any ocat ed Philadelphia, IN the State of Peunsyl
mia ms committed with requirements an act pass
eli by the eueral Assembly OF the State OF Tennessee,
March 1856 entitled An Act 10 regulate the agencies Of
uUrapce orupanie not Incorporated by the State Of Ten
pesec, and that Joseph Nash, is the legally authorized
agent said Company in the town OF Nashville, State of
Tennessee. J. G LUlIhELL' 'pmptroler.
The subscriber will issue Fire aud Marine Policies in the
- JOSEPH NASH,
sent Is-3w No. 25, College Strset
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MARR1ED-on the 2ith INST, by hy,. DR. How Q &.
At the residence Of the brides father in Chearham
county, Mr.. B. B. SLOAN to Miss MARY c. SLOAN.
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Ro! fer the pesT.


FARM FOR SALE, containing eug sores 100 Il irrif1
rolling prairie, and 80 OF the bs5t white OUk
black walnut TIMBER A. under fence and cultivation,
10 acres of this land aSt year raised l3D bushels
the acre. Land situated 90 miles from K,ubuk Iowa dire
west ,on the main road for all travel. revert falling sptr
on the land. For particulars apply BILLS * MOORS
Market street, south Of Broad.
InI- - II
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valuable EaPEll Tor Sale

"ASd 10 sell The plantation walca now live wing
on Carters creek. ten miles north Of C-rr bia AID
miles west OF Spring H containing f-e hundred ~
t1'rtyhVe 1851 aTeres; SIS acres Oh hCh Is IN g1od
state OF cultivation.
PERSONS wishing to purchase would do ven to cal and
examine the properly before buying
ase zs-dtW4wt Y. $. PlCEaEG
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NEW CHEESE.

= Boxes Durham Farm Cheese
- 70 ." English Diary =
For salo ~
T. g EpBHH feqT..
lsPa ts FiuAssst
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COPh-
PHrLADELPmA, Aug. 49, 1857.
Statement of the Condition of he Quaker City
insurance Company made up TO July I,
1857, ~ compliance with the laws OF Ien-
nesSGe.
Chartered Capla S5OO,OOO
Caplal soCA Palu up..... S9tu,OtU -
99J 10 ZoS5S0 10
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Rosen1ont for Sale

NJB have Por Sale that beautiful and desirable
w psce, RosemOnt, the former residence Of l. SOuha
decd 81 miles from Nashville the Muir fTeesborO pike
cODans "a acres Of Land Of ne quality, e
most beautiful and romantic building in the country:
has nrstras Spring and Sng house. good Garden house
and Negro houses; also, Brick Kitchen and house
extensive Orchard with every variety Fruit of the bss
quality. A good Bargain will be given.
Sept. 18th 1857. j. L. s. X. w. BROWN
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Very truly and gratefully yours,
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.

THERE has never
oeen a remedy Of
Tered to the public
that has become so
immensely pOpu-
lar in 90 short a
time as Mclean 3
Strengthening cor
dial and blood pu-
Tiher. over two
thousand bottles
were sold last
week, and the do
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

FEW single gentlemen can be comfortably aeeommo-
MRS LooNlB,
srr4 It.tw e ssrth sa.shisf EVsst
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH-
Err YAEICES.
lust received
~ Ladies Large Dress Trunks with ryes5
Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
Buggy
Ashland Vaces, Superior article;)
Leather Travelling bags, &c.
For Sale very cheap BY JOHN RAMAGE,
aug us A. Colegs -tresL
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a2o. 900 BANK NOTES AND CHECKS
WANTED.

oer for sale al my regular prices from $1,000 to $4,000
| o most valuable Real Estate, IN the lmmediat e vicui
Of NlsnviIe and will take par notes Of the Bank Of
NASHVILLE Exchange and Law renceburg Banks Ais"
aales of depose and certified checks on Bank Of Nash
yiUe. X "" BROWN,
oct IA truSv1w Az Cherry street.
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stocks, Bonds and Mortgages .76 355
BILLS. Receivable Negotiable 1858 65
Due from Agents and Others, ,349 80 -
Cash hand and Bank II 233,995 Is
Losses due and unpaid, None.
Occnred and waiting proofs about. $1,000
h. 4. COGGSHALL, Seery.
Subscribed and before this eigh enth day Of
August A. D. 1857. JOHN B. KENNEY,
Alderman and Justice of the Peace.
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NEW FATT STOCK

NEW FALL STOCK.
| HAVE just received my Stock Of ROOTS AND
j SFOES rr the Fall aud Winter Trade. The following
c mlriscs a few OF the leading articles
Ladies lh'nk and thin sole ID Booles
- Ruskins:
8 Lasting Caters with and without heels;
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
Caters,
Embra Rtouzed slippers;
Plain Lasting and Kid Slippers;
Thick and thin sole Lasting BusKins;
Eng. KID BOotees Congress Caters and BusEins;
Goat ved and pegged BoOtees;
Gun over Shoee, Sandals and Buffalo OverSloes
For Misses and Children.
Misses Kid and Morocco Booees with and without els;
Goat Bootees wiIhand without Heels;
Calf R0otees. &c.
Chidren shoes every variety, with aud without Heels,
For Gents, Boys and Girls.
Mems Boys, and Youth Heavy Cali B0 Cts;
OXfoTd's, sewed and pegged;
Kip do;
Fer Plantation and House Servants.
MEMS Bows, and Youths Brogans,
hIpand Gals Boots;
NAmau's Goat, Calf and ByOtee.;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots for Winter;
An which will be disposed of on reasonable 9 rms for
''' TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
4 large lot OF sole Leather Travelling Trunks;
Iron framed, Russell and Hog Skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks,
Ashland and other styles Of Sole Leather Nalises,
Fine sole Leather and Kip Bonnet Trunks
Ladies' extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and Setches, Velvet and Brussels.
On the above goods challenge competition. Call and
examine before purchasing. CHAS. B. II Ali,
sep24 No Is, Public square, south SIDE
NEGROES FOR SALE
A RARE CHANCE TO GET GOOD SERVANTS.
Women Boys and Girls. special attention is called
No cook washer and lToner, and good family
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CLIFTON g. ABB0TT

ITAVE just received from the eastern cities very Ia 20
Il i and select assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND VFSTINGS
chosen with the greatest by Mr. Harvey " nose IS %
nor has enabled bring out by f. t most b a.
fu stock Of piece goods have ever offered s Nashville
An made up 20 order under the sgper attendance Of
WeEnOEn " BaVey0 -epI
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THE insolvency of the estate Of Jefferson Craig, having
been suggested all PersO having claims against said
estate are hereby notified file them with Hon A. De-
White, couaty Judge Of Jackson county, on or before The
first day Of January, ISIS, Toy pro rata settlement
S,.rt u IOHN CRAIG. Adms.