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AAaNny's Celebrated
COMBINED REAPlNG AND MOVING MACHINES

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great Indiana State Trial Of Reapers and Mowers.
II June "a IL Is 1855 Ricf mond, under the dirpc.
ton Of hs State COMMITTEES, the Fret Pfsuun Of 5000
silver Pitcher awarded The Nanny Machine for doing
In competitf the trial twelve her kinds OF HaT
vesting dac those sy % the
NeE York sel-Rzker Mann soH's Indiana SELF BAker,
usstts self BaleF. Daneds Combined sehlne
Hand Raker, New York Hand Raker. Defis Duh4m's
usndsEeF and the keatGesy Harvester Combined these
also several other II nds q Machines trial against
Mauny Machine The trial listed through three
81 rst Prsmutn hss ao lee awarded The hanay Machine
. a mower, the Eentgeky Harvester eeAsentlng.
Dseisio Of tks Committee spoa the trial Of Reap
and .Ro1sTs.
We the underEEnea, eaaGittes appaIntsa ths e
rscuitura Bureau 81 Tennessee
ing Machines and report the yez1lt Bureau -
jane ahs tbs I've didsFsnt AeHsFs entered
a4auys Coasbined ksapeF and MoReFi Mauns self
Assius' self kakug Reaper anG Mover eombiasd, and
Delis Danhs.'s Kam.Fovsr Reaper ard aIoser.
"Wednesday, 1sns lltb, aqposa = et u Reap
srs hat we're sutsFed. f8foWs.
Des nanksHa's aeafsr AtEinsa self gAklne Reaper
ManaSz Reaper. HeaeNerk Haaa-ka kinr Haznsf Mannh
sslf akiag ksaeF 4rd ihe NeEHer faking Reaper.
u the ses . ear aaEa.at ~ a~ard i gssa.s Aan-
ay's, Is the esat .cesb $50 Aaehlns
!. s. PIcKARn,
J. G. uskHfs
81. KNIGHT kConmitlze.
". q. HAkpINa,
=. X RAINS,
FOR SALE 81. TIE UNDERSIGNED AT
JOHNSON & nORNE'S.
sFes. rzo Hosss Aashs slse Fezr srss sashas $50,
B. i. CHEATHAMs
sps2a General Agsns Isr tbs stats.
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From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of tna ms Co. for the
Southern and Western States.
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G. III. STEWART.

" u @ e a lie a "a a X tail
GAkoCEAk 4 C0szgEHSsE0N MERCHANT.
NO. II BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
go Tha AizAess Nazkss 1Fies Ezis far csaairy Pre-.
zsacs e Al AiEds. la Eaafs-dAlkiy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

OFFICE Gin, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Chids Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is used here
Buildings. We covering our Freight
ars wit H. and Master Mechanic favor
BILE to it, s. S. L'HCMMGDIEU, Pres.
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OFFICE OF TIE OHIO AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CINcINNATI Jan. Z, 1851. {

OFFICE OF TIE OHIO AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CucISNATI Jan. Z, 1881. {
SIR:-In TO your inquiry, in reference to
opinion practical Of your Roof ia the cover
cars, that from observation we en-
terrain very favorable much so, that we intend
testing thoroughly roofs Of buildings, cas-, &c alter
which will with pleasure our decided opinion as
TO its utility, Yours, truly, r. LIPPtNCOTT,
Supply Agent Ohio Miss. K. r.
Ey Since the written, the Ohio aud Missis-
sppi Railroad have contracted for covering q cir cars, de-
pots and bridges between Cincinnati and Vncennes with
this Cement considering il the best article they have nsed
for the purpose.
II. G. LORD, Pres. Ind and Gin, Railroad.
F. GEsT Pres. Wilmington and "a lesvile Railroad p
A. NJ Pres Merchants Manufacturers ms Sos
JAS. II. Agent na other han tford Co.'S
HENRY MORTON, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
GEO. CARIILE President Lafayette Bank
GEO. w. CoEFIN Bell Manufr, No l02 last Second ST.
BAKsR 4 VoS PHUt, No 62 Fourth st.
EZRA BAILEY, SIN tn St. between Fourth and Filth.
J. OGDEN, Tailor and Draper, Fourth St.
MILES GREENWOOD Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHOJsON.
john sHILLTro o, Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MITCHkLL a RAMAIsBERG Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth st.
W. 4. STEWART, Builder SiS Plum
MERIwETHER STILW ELL, Louisville.
| WIN. s. NCREYSoLDS Co, GAINESVILLE Tenn.
| spr23-12minsdSW
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Five Minute Freezers.

IHTE have hand small supply Of the famous Patent
w SIX MINUTE FREtZ ERs that have given 80 much
abstraction in every IN which they have been used
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CLARK'S
Celebrated FIGURING Mill.

Grinding and Boiling It a single operation. 81 peh
Sone-Price ST6-wl so bbls per day. so inch
stone-Priee $7C0-wlI turn out 40 bbis. per day.
his Mill Is the cheapest simple, durable and
pact requiring less power, ls attention, and makes
larger yield and better quality OF Flour than any other
In for sale, Mills be running at Kingston,
Tenn
We also manufacture very superior Corn and Feed sill
upon the principle.
II will furnish the power, 20 that
22 inch pulley $50 times mute, with inch band, vii
up the A aud run 50 day he will furnish much
heat grind IN that time, 81 per bushel and
take the Flour 80 per Dbl will give him the Nil 70 the
profits after paving for the Wheat and all the
% ruuDing and leave the Min IN good repair It
at the beginning. Address
THOs. McELwEE,
rs, Tenn.
Refer to responsibility Athens, Chattanoog ga
AM R-lrsfnn Inn -.lsfn
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WE the old fachoned Ice Cream Freezer and make
w them Of All siEes, at the loSeyt prices
Nav 25 MAcKE ZTE 4 WILSON
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w have just received direct from New York full sup
w py OF various sizes Of Ftt f MINUTE FREEZERs,
said to be 10 any thing before the public As
warrant these articles BE- good represented
customers need net hesitate 10 try them.
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Six Minute Freezers.

Refer. noes as to responsibility Athens, Cha
and iugston. IJupe -sisfn ]
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Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Re1. j 7. Hines Past0rof AdBsRt Church. Boston
Dr. AEEA: have used yopr Pills with extraordinary
cess IN family AMI among thhse called TO visit in
distress To regulate the OF dgs ton aud purify the
blood they the very best have ever Known
and can confidently recommend them TO my friends
Yours J. V. HINES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB q 1857.

The rooms that are finished are beautiful.
the Hall Of Representatives much more ela-
boratley flushed thar the Senate Chamber
The chandeliers and window, .draperies are
magnificent, but we could not see the house
for the people. There was great deal OF
dress, some worn, by city ladies' that cost
seven and eight hundred dollars, but it was
of no use except to spoil them. they could
not DO seen. ~ -
The supper table was set in the Rotunda.
and of course had to be passed by every one
either going to the Halls or dressing rooms
There was not any thing to be had in the way
of eatables except by men, and those bold
enough to push through crowds OF rowdies
The papers complmented the supper very
much, and said.thsre were baskets full left,
as an evidence Of the abundance provided; but
if half had have had anything to eat, / think
there would not have been much left
The getting our things to 20 home, was the
richest part of the proceedings. All the "bag-
gage" was checked and put into small room,
and no one but the person appointed could
deliver the articles. She was half blind and
the other half confused; so you may imagine
it was pretty slow work. We were in the
dressing room two hours; many ladies wero
there four; and many went home without over.
dresses. 1t was the best place to try ones
patience / ever was in" - ot
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The Columbus Eete.

A letter from lady friend in Columbus
TO friend here has the following account Of
the great warming of the State House: Every
gentleman paid five dollars per ticket, this al
lowing him to take as many ladies as he
chose. 1t is estimated that it cost the county
five thousand dollars, and that eight thousand
attended the festival. Long before the gate
and door were open Qor there was only one
open at first for that crowd to enterD the
street was jammed full of people, and you
never, or at least never was in such crowd.
we were next to the wall, and + and j braced
themselves against it, each with one arm over
our heads to keep us from being crushed. j.
says he heard one girl say, she had squeezing
enough to last her a month. | hope shall
never have another such in my life. Many
persons were from one to two hours getting
into the house. wish you could have been
here to see the people, it was surely demo.
cratic assembly. Old and young, q heard one
baby, and saw plenty from five years old and
upwards to the great grand parents) rich ant
poor-aristocratic ladies and servant girls
/, c,untry people and city people-drunk and SO
ber-three Military Companies and minister
in one confused mass.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

HORRIBLE DEATH.-On Friday morning
January 11th, prisoner sentenced to solitary
imprisonment in Michigan State Pcnitentiary
and confined in one of the life cells, was found
dead.
On examination, the officers found that the
steam pipe that passed through the cell to
warm it, had burst during the night and
scalding the poor man dreadfully. His throat
was cut, and an old knife was in the cell with
which the deed was committed. He undoubt-
edly cut his throat to escape being choked
TO death by the escaping steam, as no cry fol
ihelp uttered by him could be heard by tho
keepers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

FOUND DEAD.-The Paoli Eagle states that
'on Monday last Oliver P. Throop, Of Orange
county, was found dead in his home. He had
been. all fall, afflicted with milk sickness, and
was very weak from the effects of it, and hav-
ing disagreed with his family, they left him,
and he was living by himself, and it is sup
posed that he became unable to prepare him.
self with necessary fire.
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NOTCH TO LXQGOR DEALERS AND
4 NyErgCEBSNTS. -
Gulf DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
~-i-sDp o. PArKxr IxpnovEp rRockss. sta71o1-.
FOR MAKING --- 2
ti An Kinda Of Liauoss and vinesaR.;e-,
INSTANTLY hx tho nae Of


Il. .s- INSTANTLY. by tho use Of
AcoUR'S Ess ENTIA L oILs.9
Ties, OILS are obtained by Dis..ses at the ohsmfs.
* S Of s.
Purchasers particularly requested % return
LAooURs OH. OF eogsAc oe1y.r:. .u,r.l sptr.t 70
M.Tsss fs.isasy sssn";ss s Cnse
sra:kiius coiar Common R.etiasd whi. vlbs changed
s1sss Sss1ss Brandy,
aonosssssi. Rye Siissy. Old vissis Esls whisky.
Oh OF cEDR9r shansss ss.o. R.s.ssa wh..tyt to
on Irish Malt WHISKY and Superior article OF Scotch
OIL OF PEACH change. g snnon whisky to Virginia
ens mixed. change Gvs gallons of good vinsssr and
& Il IN ;h.s IN h. y =;
Las.nr Hsss vinegar eas ). sdo ion ss.
seR .s Msk nf6ss Bi ssr Nd
pour ths oil into the shLy and shas. well
rich. oily taste; beau,fs. trsnsparsht color and fns
bead Lacou.s sil. exert :hrs: in co.
With
~ .sa: ss @
IL and HT r ILL.,, the e %
hTuor witch resdt n Il nsiow ana impss sppssrsses
a i !: "
ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.
81: III ss
Eu and drssions accompany the bottles
For :l. Of 81. Charles aaa pogs,.s streets
,esd ana Viz. hi sns 70 any part
e0a'ry upon the s0 IS6Su 4 sSs isai;: s
+. Of ~s s
ship then, package 9th. Oils n ssoy Do perform all
that Is ella med for them they will cost nothing JanS
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I+'-E'-'' - IIIlIfII
..i 5i'i g OOooIS . GoitqiTcslus 7ai -
'@i'i u 70 nia3 TGes q sIsm flgov v:is TO
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SECOND PURCHASE

AF Fall and Winter Dry Gooas ius, receives. and
~ sNBlCIS Dry Good Ssse. Main street. three
Second Ills motto i 'C5ea3 for cas. call
royI7 7. 3 fr.f fr+f + -.....f L.
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CHANGE,
GAME! GANE.!

n SACKS Of Rabbits Prairie Chickens and Squirrels.
u lust BY Express tom the praric5 OF iinos
SAFE by SAAi'L vICkERY.
jani3 Opposite Branch Bank.
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THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH ruIs ASSOCIATION FOB
HARPER. PUTNAM. C0DEY. GRAHAM
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
ELaCKWO0D OR rpus
ANY OsE OF THE QUARTBRLIES,
NUyILL receive in addition Art Journal ERE
w also eer.iaeste giving them equal chance With
other 3etsrs Of the Society to draw fine Oil Painting
choice piece OF Ssatuary Three Oil Psintinx5
drawn by enberof the Society In EvansviIle year
az two tho year before. - 'I0is4ill III.
The foT the will be received BY ex-
press each nosth e5a.ey they issued
subscribers with the leaves trimmed.
to exceed pos:sse- lr-t rs =
L.ie Living Age and cerifcates sMd the Art Jour
for six dolla-s Call at the Telegraph Oee and
scribe early. list be complete IN
uoyIg L. q. EARSHARF.H Hon. Sec y
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~ S3cO IN GIFTS r.,
EiSTRFRlrTEl IN EQUsI. HICP10TIOGa
.a y. EUE;TEs & j. FLEnzHNG.

NETHobE5ALE and retail dealers In Leather, Hises.
w Flour andW Lime Main s.festsrpoi.e old State
Bank. rrr'| .-.r...- a- ... - GERS
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DRUG STORE.
PINS LUM3Ea ATD sHi.GiRs,

.1.te III fIo-ssI AMI S-stsNSncS
I'd II. BENNETT wou!i rcs-ec.fctiy anuounee to tho
citizens EsGnsyiie aud ling he
avin been engaged the of Lunsrr for seve-
raj yeas and scng ehoice article OF his own nsncsac-
turo) has openei Yard arpent.f erect Rratz L
HeiIan Foundry aai prepared to cell st Wholesale
retail than before odereSin this city
ieI3- lydty-v ..r
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IO hASSNS nv - ~O4> @-<-N
gNNE Beard Trustees Of Pigeon Township yandsburs
County, pared to receive sealed prop sails
Saturday the 2is Of March next for building two
line Of Franklin street. adjoining tae corporation Of Laas
The work il TO be rock range work the material sand
about 20 Perches rs cubit feet to
psrch) monthly estimates will be made of work done and
on the ground of which 90 per cent viii be paid in
down. Tho Board retaining 10 until the
peton Of the job Plans and spsciatOn can be seen OF
at the house Of Decker Kramer Main street.
jan2l-ts
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DIV ELLlkCiS
AT Low FIGURES

AN now Offering for sale desirable Residence on
Summer street. Ia the 7th Ward. The Lot fronts % feel
by no. The House is and neat contains Rooms AGh
en- Seyyaut,s Room Smoke House, Dairy and Stables The
a has lust been carried in front this Lot kno" 10
So a-Tyr;a GnnIv to a. V, ). LINDSLBY,
W b5o $50 lege street
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


Rsuopolent Institution, established by SPECIAL edo0
cnt for the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
,c;t6 ViraIent and Epidemic diseases.
,o ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
Sner1atorrbOea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Con
oTba elect syphilis, Vice OF Onanism, or Sell Abuse
M Howard Association, in view ofhe awful destruction
NJ bnms life caused by Sexual diseases and The deeep-
cons nracsed upon the unfortunate victims or such aus
by Quacks several years ago directed her
SnrgeOn as Charitable Act worthy 81 elI nAue 20 open
nnenrv for the treatment Of this class OF IN an
their forms and TO give Medical Advice Graus 70 al WHY
spply by letter, with description OF ther lase
oreupation habits of life &c.,) and IN cases VI
noyerty TO furnish medicines Free OF Char
Us Ia add that the Association commands the
isI sk of the age, and will furnish the most APPrO'eu
modern treatment. T., ..,rad that
y abors in This sphere benevolent effort nave oeeh
49, beneat 20 the afflicted; especially to the young ahS
" ny ~ very important but much despised cause
Inst Published BY Association Report on SpermaLo
TO- or Seminal Weakness, the Vice OF onanisn Mast4f
ti nv self ABUSE other Diseases Of the sexual VI
% nv me Consulting Surgeon which will be sent Oy ma
in scaled letter envelOpe) Tree Of charge, on receipt
Two stamps for postage. -. n c.or,oR Cs1bouD
~ uitnS Surveon, Howard Association, No. p South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa -
-AA By order of the Directors
EZRA d. HBARTWELi, President.
GRO FAIRCHILD, Secretary. oot~-"Sm-
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we are selling Rope Baggng Sack Salt, Nails Tobacco
w Whisky. Cigrrs, and Liquors generally, Tor all FREE
DANK, oCoEE, LAWRENCBBURG and SHELBYVLE
EoTes at mar J. T. MARTIN q CO.,
GorueF BROAD and Market streets
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A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale.
CITUATED in Edgefeld, the Gallatin turnpike Fos
= ( qr particulars apply 10 r,~,ne1pv
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XKZheat
N. ORLEANS s. CAIRO

LIFTY Thousand bushels wanted, for which me hgnese
NV R'-NN - - kIFING McCRORY & CO..
11.f soruer o. Market anG Church q
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LYONS & Co,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DzALERs IL
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Fsreign Wines, Liquors etc
No. 10 CEDAR St,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE hsTe now on handand are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which we are offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they can be had from any other house IN Inc
city Our stock consists of the finest brands Of HAVANA
Cleans now in the market BRANDIEs which for favor
cannot be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House to this city SHERRY PoRr and
MADEIRA WINES warranted pure and Of the best qualities
with a fEll assortment of Whskeys, St CroiK and Ja
nsica Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
tg- To Country Merchants we offer the best induce
ents to purchase from u.s. stock is large and always
new To prompt customers, Eastern time will be given to
cash buyers give every advantage All orders By let
ter or Otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS & CO.,
jvoo 10 Cedar st.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

(LATE MANSION HOUSE,
North Market Street, I'd door beLOU the Square.
v GILBBR having taken the above stand for number
of years begs inform the public Of that fact,
and saw 10 them that house has been newly painted from
emeot 10 attic with new and complete furniture through
ont The subscriber knowing full well the need OF first
class modern hotel in Nashville, and being phianthropic
mood has every exeTtOn to come up to the wants OF
Inc public and hatteTs himself he has succeeded his
tbl viii AZ All times be furnished with the best this and
toTeign markets afford, and he pledges himself TO make
everybody contented and al home who will favor him with
visit. -, II, a. -. 4 to-.
carriages and Omnibuses will regularly 70 and nom
the 81 Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads. Trusty Por
ALWAYS attendance al the depot TO receive ehecks or
baggage, thus obvlating the difficulty of delay.
Board, per day ~
Single Meals. ~
Supper Lodging, ard Breakfast. oU
Bres kfast from to O'Clock,
Oinper l9"
SINNER 5"S
80 ~ diSu1v J. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

OF THIS FWUOhEsSIFE AUEls
AM now Offering For Sale at low figures, twenty Buil0
ing Lots in the Eighth Ward Nashville, such terms
that y one can procure himself complete and convent
ent home The lots front the Murfreesboro Turnpike,
on wharf Franklin and Maple streets, and admirably
situated FOR Private Residences. -
Caibopes Omnibuses have completely revOluonised this
n of The city, which with other Improvements now being
made such Is the extension Of Cas- and water in that dee
lion will add greatly the value Of this Property.
The Terms are such will allow each purchaser immed
atey TO put up buildings the purchase money VIII
not be required until the 5h of January 1862 the lntere
only TO be paid annually until that time Call soon on
i3;lvtf ReP A.V. S. LlNDSLEY.
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!. B. FoGG.
F,B. FOGG g. SON.

N r FoGG. having taken his into partnership Ihe!
IN nvHriice Law in the Supreme, tsdeTal ana Law
o8rts Of bayidson County, Prompt attention Will De gwen
70 The collection Of claims. luLolL-oH--
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NOTICE. NOVICE.

A NUMBER one woman, well qualified Cook, washei
"A ana oner, and good House Servant generally, with
out any incumbe.anees whatever. Apply TO-
No harry
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Rank of Nashville.

WE have complete stock of Groceries, consisting In
w perof- -,
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Brandies, &C.; which, WIN bas
Rome Rs0gins and 20 bales of Augusta Drills, ali
We win sell al reasonab for Bank oil nashville Nees'
or for certified checks Of deposit MA, - q,
which we will dispose OF on favorable terms N lRe SINS
way. Apply 70 FShHN' " AAA1AA-1 - ~
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Eo! for the west.
ARARF CHANCE.

FARM FOR SALE, containing 2O9 sores, le0 u lirlA
~ rolling prairie, ara - acres OF best white OK az.
bask walnut timber; - acres fence and euvE0a
10 Of this land ast year raised bushels OF corn <
the Land situated 10 miles Keokuk Iowa direct
west on main road for all travel never falling spring
onHhs land. For particulars apply Kills * MOORE
Market street, south Of Broad.
InIr Ia57.-tf.
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Lindseys Advertisements.

ANEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEF1ELD,
offered fer sale al bargain. The ofronts 90 ee
Woodland street and l70 Minick. The House cen
ains four good rooms good cisn DC. The house is new
built and the situation the best in Edgehelt
win be sold low. Appyto A. V. S. LlNDSLBY,
iuneI3-tf 3 COLLEGE street.
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LONG GBEEK MILLS LS FOB ON s R,FIERS

TTR offer for sale about 1900 acres Of Land on LongIIeeA
w sbont I6 miles North Of Nashville. large portion OF
The same we'll timbered; splendid saw hil, propelled
by neVer-faing stream OF wafer many o.,I al
s1d eomfortabe improvements; whole Tract splenady
and capable OF making excelant stoekFarm
Tbsre III on the Mill Yard from $4,000 TO SJOO worm OF
sd timber one or more wagon and camss stock, hogs
cattle &C &C. with every article necessary 10 carr on
cb an estabishment To enterprising business men, TINS
Stogetber offers a splendid opportunity 70 make
profitable investment -, a, -. ..,
EaNsTnree equal payments in 6, 70 anc a monins SAT-
srfoy secured payable in Bank with interest," and lien
retained as usual. Apply to - ,,-ol-,..pr
march Oft NANGE q HOOb.sf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
Broadway House.

UND ERTA KEGS
JTAVING recently been burnt out beg 10 notify their
i friends and patrons hal ali orders left with II.
Groomes CO. No. - College street, OrG the shop Of V.
A. Baugh, No. rs south Market street, Wtl meet with
prompt attention.
r. n. b. J. GrOomes propret0H Of the right 70 vend
Cranes celebrated PATEET metallic BUHIAL CAsKKT ia
Davidson county, and prepared TO supply all orders,
wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice. I'm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17

COMPREHENSIVE
ON the I'd nst we associated with in our business MI
" Henry C. Henley The style of the nrm viii remain as
her etofore LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.