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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Corn crop of Ie49. Corn crop of 1857.
443.OOO.OOO
3S2.45O-O0O

This is an increase of SO per cent, or about the
same with the population. OF this great cereal
crop fully one-half goes into surplus, partly in
bulk, partly pork, lard, whisky, cattle. There
will be greater -urp.us in 1857 than in 1850, by
full 60 600 600 bushels, which is equivalent to an
increas- of $50. 100000. There will be half the
same increase on wheat, and One-fourth much
oats The advance in hay, which is already
much of it gathered, will be full fifteen millions
more, which chiefly appears in the weight of cat
tie, horses sc. In addition to all these cons1era-
tons, we must remember that the crop of 1856 fell
below that of l649 very much. II our hypothesis
OF full average crop should turn out true
think the SURPRISES of the West will be from eighty
to hundred millions of dollars better than in 1856.
There is foil demand for these and our Rail-
roads furnish a ready and cheap outlet to all mar
ketg
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
HOtel at AuettOu

On MONDAY, 3rd day Of october next. I WI oasr Al
~ public asetions ny Hotel, knosn a. The "FREN ION
AofsL tegetssr VIII as stable ADD garden ols thereto
This Is vanaeie pFopzFty, ether a. rnbc Horse Or
or BARNES Of aaY character. being situated oc-a
pylnF tbs most eligible positiaa business Ia tosu
iii sci on the cay specified uniess posed pryatey
In tie me4ntnar shall ccaiaue keep open ne
socsamoGatsou II tle pail aud al Gha Be psaei
% cal ca ay Be- assured 81 Ein recspt9n and bos-
pitzbte cheer
EFenson- Aug / lsol.-lm. D. HILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
HOUSE AND LOT ON CHERRY STREET, AND
MICRO WOMAN LIZZIE
Blake and Brown VS. Mary Flemman
W. W. PinneO & Co. VS.. same.

bIake HOWL NaFy FIemmanet
W. W. Pinneo Co. same.
S.W. HsZetine & Co. same.
lY virtue Of decree pronounced in the above
II by the Chaucery Court Nash Vile, will sell the
Court House lot, in the city of Nashville the 18th day
Of September the house and the side Cherry
street, and the Versndah HOTEL at present occupied
b. Sam. H. Bugg The fronting about rs feet and
running back about 10 feet TO alley.
And at the time and place vii sell the negro
Lizzie, mentioned in the pleadngs and hired to
Mr.. Joel Davis.
TEEMs-For the House and Lot, and years, with in
teret, except $3.50 cash. For the Slave, months with
in erest lien be retained the lot and notes required
10 be well secured in each
c. D. BRIEN, G. & VI.
sugs. Chaneey Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
LOTS ON SUmITER STREET.

Jno A. Nice ampbell, Trustee, &c, vs.. ". J. Mari.
pursuance Of the decree in this case at the May
Term, 1851. will sell the 18th day Of September
next at the Court house lot in this city, edit OF
and two years vi Interest and free from redemption Isl
feet Of ground the Summer street
the property conveyed to complainant by Milton Bourne
This property IS Of good depth and back alley
10 feet vide and expec ed that tie will be suit
aUly subdVded by day of sale. when particulars viii be
made known. c. D. BRItN, G. & NJ.
Chancery Court. AT Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Lot ON McLemOre Street,

Aaron Putnam VS.. E B. Garrett, ct al
Tn pursuance Of decree pronounced this at
May Term, 1857, will sell the 18th day OF Septem-
Der t at the Court house lot in this CITY, credit or
and u months without interest," and FIRE from redemp
ton OF in HorTs plan lots, the SIDE OF mcLe-
more street fronting thereon IS and running back 40
feet TO alley Beng the bought by the deen
of K. S smell. c. D. BRIEN @. 4 NJ.
augI. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

The Cincinnati Gazette has the following esti-
mates of the crop of 1851, compared with the pro-
ducton of 1s49, in the nine great grain growing
States of the West. The Gazette says the EST
mates are based on sound data in relation to in
crease of population and ratios of production, and
on the assumption that the crop Of this year viii
be full average. Of course providendal circum-
stances may mar this flttering prospect:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
475 Acres of Land.

Wyatt Wyatt and knight Wyatt.
pursuance the decree this cause May Term,
ISL, will sell the Court house ot, the city Of
Nashville the 18th day OF September next tract Of
4T5 acres Of and, less, lying in Cheaham
county, formerly in Davidson county and being the
Ian sold to Mrs. Wyatt by Nicholas knight.
TERMs-$250 cash. and for the balance credit OF and
II months. Notes well secured and lien retained.
G. D. BRIEN, Q. M.
augT. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
LOTS ON VINE STREET.

Isaac Hodgens Trustee, &c vs.. A. W. johnson
of the decree in this at the May Term,
1851 i sell the 18th day OF September ne 1t, at
the Court house lot IN this city, Lots the west
side Of Vine street. fronting about 80 feet each, and
ming back to alley. plan of these lots viii be eX-
hibited on day Of sale, and terms made known.
G. ID. BRIEN Q. NJ.
aupT Chancerv Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
30 Acres in the 9Th District and 8 Acres
Cedar Land.

Volnsy S. Stevenson David A. Bell and others.
pursuance Of the pronounced in this
May Term, 1851 will sell the Court house lot, in
the city Of Nashville the 18Th day Of September
tract OF s. Land the Sh Civil District ad-
joining the lands OF Turner Williams Peter Owen and
o hers, and also undivided half Of OF Cedar
Land 10 Williamson county, adjoining the lands Of
Carmichael HI. Holt and J. Kid.
Terms and years credit, without interest notes
cured and lien retained and free from redemption.
G. d. BRLEN, G. an.
aug7. Chancery Court at Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
LAnlaVfLLE, TENN.

FNHE attention ~ Railroad Companies. Farmest Manu-
faeturers and an persons des.roas 81 1TshAsnt -
hone eood uschiuery, such a. STEAM EN1AsEss S.t
fsf,s u svery desrrspt0n, 6EAkiN6s CAR MhheLe o.
- 4 irssrsvca f,alerns saw MILLS, PUMrr &C. &csf
Il reseelnsv called this tstAb shmeut neF ttos
Ia as FapiAty On ne prenlses q me ATE NAsaye Mana-
fsc.uring Conpany. utsnd 20 ckrry On ths o1nSs-
fv - exten.iFe before and shaA to9n ee te.l ~
ossrs 10 MtchsnsrY ana CAsiinEs- We nave estc4ag
-.~es 3eraiions ia car biaehsn IN shop ild boief-
YARD, and s1a give Immediate tatsiss'iea - 90 - ~
customers. -. !, -. ,,.r A..
Ne Are expsrisusef Aechsnics-vacn OF q PetsohAEy
stt-asfna Il his deQ9 Fs~ra tl4 tnl. ~lAA %
- a. trn out su srioT Ucrk - lower rates nan ereto
- ss1- i this eity We shall warrant even piece o.
49, - 49, Fsfsblshmrnl, and give pnompt ans
ri attsnon % every order len ~ car oaicss has ~
hrs 10 give gensgs saaeion Aaa es psifenltsd ~ a.
s--s - 49, 4 ssulac .ure. ~. JAckk& CO.,
s,isborne Machlae Morss, Nashville, fenna
tsy al Late Nashville Maui co.
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oAFn - -.

C,oLuMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND. C4pE MsY
u NEW FEEhkf.-Fhla extensive estabhshus~nt Vii
81 opcned foE ne recepioa o. company eu EHGRzDtT
funR last since tea Gese Of lass seasau Is has bser
ut coupieie efa1r- Painted fhrouzhoat Papsrei as
mash R1rn4taro adde's cQrfs 81 tfe best dri@f
Coars4 servants have been seectra fran th CIV "a
3aafes sn4 every ettsnson viii paid g ss1ure he
safoFt ana pleasure Of ne Easts Application 90 Roaus
Cottages c2a b me41 a. ~ ocs q ths subzslsosr
II BARWoou.
No. % WalHut strect.
Jane i-eot3n. Philadelphia SEA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Lot On Cherry street.

Thos Page, Guardian, &C, vs.. VIM. Stewart.
pursuance Of the decree this the May Term
1851 will at the Court house lot, in this city,
he 18th day Of September next to the highest bidder for
cash, the Al feet on the de Of Cherry street in
the city Of Nashvie formerly sold by he Tax Collector
the property Of - Hughes, and bought by wm Stewart
c. D. BRIEN, G. NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Estinnate
Agpregste 4? $40 600

This shows an advance of 55 per cent. on the
pro 'ucton OF 1849 The increase of population
is about IS per cent, so We have allowed large
margin for more fAvorab bic crops. Looking to the
consumption of Indian corn bread, the consump-
ton of wheat for -four and seed in these Sites
will not exceed A. O0O, 900 bushels, so that there
will be, assuming an average crop, twenty-eisht
millions of bushels for expectation. This Is proba-
blv double the amount which went out OF the
Northwest to the Atlantic coast
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

DIAMOND Cur DIAMoEp.-A couple of patent
''safe" sharpers got hold Of a supposed green
horn yesterday, near one of tue hotels, y HON
they found 20 be so extraordinarily verdant
that caution on their part was entirely laid
aside. Greeny was ready enough To 90 IL
blind on their "safe, bat his vile had got all
his money, and he wanted good prelext 20
get 1t out Of her. So be borrowed gold watch
of the sharpers Ia order 10 show 70 bis wife
as desired p1rebsse--entered the hotel
stepped out OF another door-and sharpers
have not seen him since.--lYsls York .Saa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

ra-We have had no more palpable evil
dence of the proscriptive spirit of democra-
cy, or of its exercise, than that disclosed
by their refusal to vote for Mai. Corr, in
the recent election. He had no opposition
whatever, and they could have had no pos
sible motive for voting against him, but in
that logged partizan prejudice and pro-
scriptiyeness, which is becoming their chief
characteristic. They made most furious
cutlery against the alleged prescription of
the American party, and before their ac-
cents have fairly died upon the public ear,
they are found prescribing with ten fold the
bitterness that was ever pretended against
the American party. Maj. Corr is a man
of such affability and social good feeling.
as that many and we venture to say most,
Of the democrats of his acquaintance, are
warmly attached to him personally. Yet
when he is before them for political posi-
ton, without possibility of defeat, with
out any opposition, these Pharisaical ex-
horters upon the awful heresy of proscrip-
ton, turn their faces from him, and refuse
to give the meagre favor of merely com,
plimentary vote! We make no complaint
of this; but only mention it to show how
thoroughly proscriptive is the spirit of the
democracy; and to say that no such fact
has ever been recorded against the Aneri
cans of Tennessee. They would utterly
scorn and despise such a course; and W,
hope will ever hold themselves as far above
such dwelling partizan prejudice in thei
action, as are their general principles abov,
those of their adVersaries.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
BAxKEN CO. RAzLROAD.
Notice 90 Contractors

kALAb Proposals sin Be reserved q oaee or the
- eArfen count5 ksra4d Company n the tsHn 81 Gas
seN, Ax a ths lst dsy - ocrsosr, lseE the raa
2@ssQu ee&t sftagteE A. a. sid Eaaa. Hids viii D.
ssesssed ~ ~ eatiFe feea zen ie ID sngh O. % sre
teHss AferssaE tse sach SIecl 6eatons 81 the usft
= be has 4ea aFpieatoa % 4eHE r. Cez Nag neer sn4
pass aaa pfhss y the lhs aee q Us ka
EineeHs g 0izzseN.
AS. i-ss. wa. sAsRsoN. Pr,,,t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
CHANUERY SALE.

Phelps n Jones Vs. n r h0thAlst e as.
pursuance Of the order made in the above she
ast May Term OF this court, vi sell, at the CouFt
yar-sats In this city II O'clock sioNDAY
lOh Augsst next the cottage hOe and Ffoaads
attached which Eere formerly occupied ~ the said
Boiling, lying ~ miles from the city ami tire
u the Hisboro Turnpike read the 60 be Ho;f
"a follows, Via LIST. The inns rovements and
surrounding them then the balance Of the groEEa
DO ey-sAy OF acres Free iron reaeDption.
TKHas-1 and years credit with interest," lea re-
tained. G. d. BhIES, CAN,
iulFlo ChaucerE Coan kashvfi's.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATIN
TURNPIKE


James Iaonnas vs. John Taylor, Ell
pursuance Of the decree this the May term
% viii sell at the Court House Lot in this city on the
18th day of September next The highest bidder, for
cash. the Brick school douse, aud Of goand at
tsched ing tn side of the Gaatin Turnpike,
about miles from the city.
c. D. BRIEN, C. NJ.
augI. Chaucery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

The French papers think, that because the
American Government declines further nego
tatiops respecting Central America. with
England, there is danger OF war between the
two countries; whereas, in fact, the Govern
ments OF England aud America have DOT the
remotest idea of serious trouble ia the dispute
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
The New TariG.

The Washington correspondent of the New " rk
Courier and Enquirer in his letter of August LIST,
says:
"The suhj7ined statement o. receipts under the
existing Tariff is taken from the books of the Treas
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CIsTERNs.

rIHHfs "a the hsprahe tne to bzia seer Cls.srzs me
GaaAE ets1HsA srtLnsa sC0H & kEAE4. . 10
hi ey 4ne prepared g haiid gaem 81 al sfras Appf
saiiqas pa4e - 9t~. ofhsr@lss IL. g. sovef uf
rseciVe gTglaPf eiisatson- Elenea5-n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
TCEl ION

ssk aefsFiteEs nFspsrea farnltA ne c,as 81
A@safass ssth tes e 80 bess qs=tF, h- a1.s e.
kheFF4 stfrefs eeseaiir Ne fosl 1c<. It.s I 1900 -
"a fsEase Aii $50 8 ssaal = ang eFez 1lusshs ss a.
aAAss- ~ - T. akAAAtf 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
a n GOODS SIX. HLAo ;
GOODE & BLACK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
- g. 90
m'LENNAN COUNTY, TEXAS.
Wheat! WheatII

EETANTED 100000 bushels prime white aud Red wheat,
w for uhi-h Nl pay the highest 1arket price de-
ivrre Al Ware house spring and Cara =,
nashville. Wheat viii be ciassed - follows:
Ten cents per basel viii BE- paid 5F prime white shove
pre Red. and cents below Tor pFifae Mediterranean
n wheat the los lest class drtion. Wien Amber Wheat
L prime cents per bushel s b. paid ths prizes
~ spring AID 9tEer BED Nheass-
ne Ambcr Is kuoHn here b. Farmers Blue stem o.
Missoau wheat Next 70 thls D tae Golden chaf-mss
desirable.
Fsrsi CisEs. Wtltei nec1nd Class, Aaber.
IN "a Lass. Gosdcn ChuaI E0arth ciass. spEine
and other Red hess except ne MsdeFEa ean shirt
| = zen cents beio In Faiss.
IS 90 GAN saekE Ca A4nd b.
IuB 4. II 8. FRENCH 4 son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
LUMBER! LUMBER 4!

THE IN ersgned having recently erected aud got into
successful operation, Steam Saw Mil is pre-
pare fill all orders for Lumber Of almost variety,
suitable for builders wagon and carriage makers,
plough stocks, &c., Having large body OF sell tim
bered land he feels confident that he supply any kind
and quantity Of lumber in ordinary in the country
Being only three miles above Antioch Depot the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad, the lumber be
emily SHIPPED to any desirable point. Orders lett
my Mills, will receive prompt attention.
July 6-2n. SAMUEL RIdBRO.
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Advertisement of Important Sales to
come off on
SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPT, 1857,
LOTS IN EWING,S ADDITION.
VIM. B. BayIess and others vs.. B. F. Bentley.

"nns D. bayiesS and others vs. d. = DN-S'
IN Pursuance Of the decree pronounced IN TINS oSe
the May Term last, OF this court viii sell a. the
house lot this city TIE 18TH day Of september
Lots No. l6S, 81, les, and 166, in the plan OF the
known as Ewing's Addition Nashville. These ots
stevenson street. have front of ~ feet each, ana
back = feet 20 alley.
TERMS and credit, with interest," ior n9tes
well secured and lien retained Sale free Of redemption
C. D. BRIEN, G. NJ
aug7. Chaneery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Southern Commercial College,
No. AZ l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

THIS School is in perpetual session-hencs students
other schools who desire TO qualify themst Ives for the
Counting room, do 81 during their vacation.
Our Room has been recently fitted up and for comfort,
and elegance know that 10 is ed
by any other in the United States.
Pc VI IN II p.
Our Writing Department is under the supervision Of
who acknowledges superior In teaching this branch
We might refer 20 a long list Of u. trious namesnames
OF Who bestowed moments time to reelection
upon a system OF wrtng-but We think that the citizens
Ct Nash M beginning appreciate this kind Of trans
parent humbuggery, BESIDES prefer giving patrons
subs santa security and propose 70 refund
AL paid to account Of tuition in writing, pro-
vided students do make great Improvements
those OF any other school IN thus country.
Select Glass Of Ladies will be taught from four TO six
O'Clock, P. Nj.
Terms a Commercial Course $40.
Twenty Lessons Writing, 8.
For Lessons ia Writing without limit TO-
jnne29- IT,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

lXTANTED rs, 900 bushels Of RYE, and $4,000 pounds
W clear wa.hed WOOL, for which we will will pay full
market price in cash.
july 23-d1m. NORVELL & CO.
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A NIRsf- AAFE ARTISTS 81 FIaE 8eIOk csc 4lasys -
"A ~ at ~ AxfctaEzl lapteasspaAl sssg siuEe 81
isnetf-SclRs q S. HEz14A 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Same period last year,
Gain in 1857,

Gain IN 1901, - QUO, ooS
Taking into consideration the payments on &C.
count of goods purposely left in warehouse take
advantage OF the reduction, which went into effect
July lst. the increase is very small.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10

MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1857.
The Davidson county Delegation.


The people Of this county and of the
State may congratulate themselves, upon
having the services of such members in the
next Legislature as those elected from Da-
wilson.
Maj. Corr, the Senator. is a gentleman
of very superior abilities. Most of his life
has been spent in an active practice of law,
and when he retired from the bar, stood
in the front rank as lawyer and advocate.
For few years past he has paid consider
able attention to politics, and is now, as a
politician and debater, one Of the first men
in the State. He is an acute and logical
thinker, as well as bold and powerful
speaker. He is man also of the highest
and most attractive social qualities and
manners; and unites in his person, every
endowment requisite to make an able and
useful Legislator. Whatever may be the
complexion of the next General Assembly,
Maj. Corr will take proud position.
Mr.. EWING, of the House, is a man of
great natural powers, which have been
highly developed. He has led a retired
life as a stad independent farmer, and is an
eminently judicious and practical man.
Mr.. VAUGHN, the other member of the
House, is member in high standing and
fine practice at the Nashville Bar, of quick
and powerful intellect, and of great ener-
gy, activity, and frmness of character. He
will make most able and efficient repre-
sentative While he will be always prompt
on the floor of the House both in speaking
/ and voting, those committees which may be
so fortunate as to obtain his services, will
boast, an influential, energetic, working
member. Were we a member, and the
least tinctured with incidence we should
crave to go on every committee with
/ VAUGHN.
| HENRY Nancy, from the District of Da-
| wilson, Robertson and Montgomery, is al
ready well known throughout the State,
! through the medium of the Nashville Ga
zette, of which he was for several years the
sole editor The ability with which he con-
Quoted that paper for several years as a
Literary and news journal, and Subsequent
ly as a political journal in 1866, is as
high evidence of his powers, as could be de-
sired. He has never yet occupied any po-
sition which he failed to adOrn; and the
honors and confidence which his constitu-
ents have entrusted him, will be as mod
estly and worthily worn and sustained, as
any similar ones ever were.
The Davidson delegation is host.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS.

THE undersigned has been appointed Agent for the
sale OF Hedge Frees Mills, for grinding the Chinese
Sugar Cane. These Mills Of the approved de-
scrip ioH Persons in want of them should send In their
orders immediately, be furnished without
least thirty days notice.
aug6 B. s. WELLER, sR.
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State of Tennessee, Davidson Co.
COURT, SEPTEMBER TERN, 1851.

william Munroc.

William MunruC-
appearipg to the satisfaction Master,
from The BIN and aHidaVit this cause that the
defendant william Manroe, Is nonresident Of the state
Tennessee that the ordinary of law cannot
De on him IL Is therefore ordered that publication
De made in Patriot newspaper published in the city
OF nashville successive requiring the ssid
ant 10 appear the next tern OF the Circuit Court Of
avdson county, held at the city Of Nashville, the
&c nd Monday Ia September le then and there 10 plead
spsser or deuur to eJunpsinants bill, the ~ be
ia ep pro e. niys,on and down for hearing pIFs
August l0.-E4t, THOMAS T. SMILEY CieEk.
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naarauln- a q nNaAuln4. q Ft1aFaul
BERTHOLD, BERNOUDY 4 CO.,
and Forwarding Merchants

ASP nkALEAs
Rops. BaEging, B1eoa and Fleur,
81. RS4 second street, Salnt f.outs, Ws
49, coasleamsats a a. soathsrn Prolacs Eeeslge
sna pFo@Plls altpadsap nAyio-uig@"iy
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J. |. BROWNS SELF-FEEDING DOUBLE CUT
TING MAMMOTH LhTH MACHINE,

TNHIS hach awarded the premium at the Worlds
Pair al others. It With two horse power
hundred thousand ahs per day with horse power
half the amount Il has knives, coming and go
ing county and indivi rights for sale Persons
wishing examine this Mac inc, do by calling st
r. G. DANDY, Agent,
aug5. No. so College st., Nashville.
MEssRs, Nc AFH-E, Low & Co Having examined your
Mammoth ath Machine, and used Laths ma de by Il,
say that il works WELL require but Ii tie attention and
makes good sths possibly be made. would
hesitangy advise al persons Wantng anything Of the
kind, Try the Mammoth Lath Machine.
J. SCHOONOVER,
Builder and Con tractor,
aug5. Memphis, Tenn.
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Tennessee Female College,

WE sscoud Session o. this premsinS Institution si
onmence sept. zth. 4hs facaity j. comPi<te and
tceas. Aal william gohason ar1 lady take cha re
he BOARDING. Department sas Hl aoaptieas asst every
expectation The Presdeat sna al TIE Tsaehsrs beard
tbs College, regulate stalys exercise. sts,
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