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w R. COPEEIIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk's CeIs.
W brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
prepared 10 attend all Funerals heretofore when he
services may required Office at the Phoenix WaTeFoon
No 49 Spring near Cherry Residence No. II Vlne
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-W also attend to receiving and forwarding bodice
&c, when notified. iRpr-2bt
NEGROES FOR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE TO GET GOOD SERVANTS
~ TWENTY-FIVE thirty Negroes, consisting OF Men
Women Boys and Girls. Special attention Is called
a No cook, and lroner, and good family
a Hknlr chi ROYn 4
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RHEUMATTsM-kEURALGIk.-Ih agontes Of Rheumatism
and Neurslgs mong the most acute with which the hu
frame afflicted, and have heretofore been found
the most ddcut Happily remedy Is now dis
covered by which the most obstinate be immed
aely cured This sovereign remedy is Braggs Arctic Lin
meut for sale by Druggists generally 1t Is only necessary
Tor he sna nv H. 20 be assured rits ehcaey oc I'm
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mo III those Who wish 70 purchase A MAJ -s----,
Il niGcent Family Coach, Barouche. Roer > -
way Buggy, We invite cal and sxaIalns =
complete Fall stock nov received We 49,
manfaOt 70 % order and constantv - td g,~~i.s
Of our own make All OF which We warrsof er-eri5- "a
any hi1g eVer9uered 10 thls market z PRCk 4 BRO
Nashville, SEP 4-dh corner Cherry and D-adsrek "a
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P. S. The fine race mare, Bette Hawkins, that
m ade such an excellent race on Friday last, WAS
purchased yesterday by VIM. W. Roundtree and J.
Dick Mccain, Esq, at $780, These gentle
men have now in their stable some of the best race
horses in the country, amongst them, besides the
one lust named, Kate Hays, Laura williams and a
Boston colt They deserve, and doubtless will have
success
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
@. ID. Bens9g q 20,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
IN PIANO FORTES,
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-Cotton quiet; Flour heavy;
Wheat 81, 50al, 40 for white; Sl.2lal, 80 for red
Corn firm; Provisions dull; nothing doing in Gro
ceries. ----
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PERRY COUNTY.
county Ofncers--EIectiOn March, 1855.

We authorised announce MOsKs BAaEs candidate
for CLERK of the County Court Of Perry ouny the areh
election. sept sid,
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NASHVILLE RACEs-sIXTH DAY.

Yesterday terminated the sports of the Fall meet
ing over the Nashville course. Throughout the
tire week the best Of order observed the atten-
dance good aud the races such as seldom have been
egaled upon this course.
As ON each previous day, there were two races
yesterday; the first swecpstake for two year olds
one mile and repeat; the second, for the Jockey
Club Purse, three mile heats. In the first, though
seven entries, there were but two horses started
Dr. Shelby's ch. C. SoeEe, and 7. G. Bacon's BIZ
Chsatlam. The betting was about equal between
these two-if any difference, Socks had the call and
the result proved that his hackers exhibited some
Judgment, for he won with apparent ease in two
heats
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NEW BOOK,
By tn, autho OF the
LAMPLIG TER.
4" M n 10 ell W a II 3 In "a IA"
Just receivedb by Toct eol CHARLES W. SMITH.
A CRRD.

CRRO.
Ia In view Of the general Suspension ofSpecie
Payment of Banks and ,ther States the
undersigned have today, deemed un-dvsabe longer 70
continue Specie Igymeat
The ho OF pre- the notes of the Bank
Of Tennessee, can ala m8 receive tBem In exchange Tor
OVER Pr III. President OF CITY Bank.
A. x CEuEi e. President Of Trader Bank.
N,B ~H' H'AEp, President Merchants Bank.
J. D. "A MES, P.asi cent o. Bank OF Commerce
D'L CaRlai,, Pres oI she aEnk Of the Unlol.
oCtoO-dV ~.
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Bank of Claiborne.
Z" E" Tazewell.
+" &" Jefferson.
-" 60 Knoxville.
Dandridge Bank. sc.
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Fever and Ague.-Foremosi smoag the various
needles for this disease stands Dr. ShaenbegeTs Anidote
few doses will any ordinary case dose invar
pby stops the chs. Ii co1tins Bothing in least degree
hurtful the system under aRy and never pro-
the unpleasant effects that attend the Of Quinne
and other agents general It every form Of
disease, andis the original and only .7Edote for Malaria
ASK for Dr. Shabergers Fever and que Autdote, and
be you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists every
where. Price 81 So Sole ProPrietors SfALLEEBzRaER
& Co. Rochester, Pa
Wholesale gents,
EWING BROTHERS,
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rsy- We are requested to state that the demo
cratic members Of the Legislature will meet in the
Federal Court room on Monday night next.
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Jockey Club Purse $500.
Three mile heats-closed with the following en-
tries
Campbell & Barton ente, C. m, Laura
s-;,,r,sn : vear old. byWagner, dam Glove
MIA by Industry. ''''''' .'''''..' :, l, l.
. Y. s. Stevenson enters b. h, Tancred
year old, by Sovereign, dam Leviathan.... s, ., .
3. E. B wilkinson enters b. m, Pa.tie
Wilson, year old, by ROutOn, dam Leviathan. dis.
4. Thos. G. Bacon enters ch m, Sea Breeze,
a year old, by imp. Albion, dam by imp Le-
viatban dis
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DIED-0n Friday, the 28d inst, of typhoid fever,
at the residence of Mr.. F. H. Martini LAEIER son of
James C. and Darcus Harris, of Wetumpka, Ala
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The General Association of Middle Tennessee and
North Alabama yesterday made the following ap-
pointments for preaching to-day, at the Churches
named
First PresByteTian.-In the forenoon, Rev. J. NJ
Pendleton; at night, Rev. Mr.. Sharpe.
Second Pres5ytsriaH Morning, Rev. W. W. Keep;
at night, Rev. Mr.. Walton.
HKendree Church.-MOrning, Rev. W. H. Bay
liss; at night, Rev. K. Hawthorne.
Andrew Charge.-MOrnings Rev. w. H. Barksdale;
st night Rev. T. D. Jones.
Cumberland Pres6yteTian-M erning, Rev. NJ. Hills
man; at night, Rev. R. G. KimbrOngh.
Second Bqphst.-Morning Rev. E. Strobe; at
night, Rev. II. F. Puckner
First Baplist.-MorniHg, Rev. A. NJ PoindexteI;
at 3 O'clock p NJ, meeting in behalf of the Bible
Board of the Southern Baptist Convention; at night
the ordination Of Demonstrates by Rev. Drs.
Eaton, Bayless, and POindexter.
Colored Aissi0H-At o'clock, P NJ, Robert NJ
Williams.
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10! for the West,
RARR CHAArz

FARM FOR SALB, containing 209 acres 100 ,a i,rici
"A rolling prairie, and 50 of the beat white oRk AM
black walnut timber, under fence and in cuItivaop
10 acres OF this land Ias year raised 100 bushels of corn
tue acre Land situated 90 miles from KeOkuk Iowa drec
e., on the road for ali travel. falling spFn
Tho land. For particulars apply 10 BILLS d MOORE
Market street, south " Broad.
July Z. lS57-tL
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WE have unusually large and eleesuy "a
w sOted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods Of every escrp
ton, and we are prepared to offer greater Inducements 70
persons wishing articles in line has ever been
our pleasure to do Our stock both quality and vare.
y, will compare with any in the country, and prices
sbal be as low as il possible for them to be- Citizens
and strangers visiting the city win wei to give our
an early and thorough We feel make
ness. 'i1'''''H' IN o'' OeS''
Dress Good.
Elegant three hounced Snks;
fSS skirt dog DO;
Bayadere DO;
Bridal Dresses;
Dinner do;
:. 8. EVENING do;
Morning Robes;
- Printed Delaines
ose5asr with an endless verety ef medium and low
10 PLAIN PLAID striped and bayadsres slss satin faced, and
all wool and Union Plads, Mousedeaines and everything
new and desirable in This way.
Clocks, Shawls and scarfs.
We have the largest and elegantly assorted stock in
TINS way seen in the country many Of which i'm
pos.eG oy MessLs; a. stewart Co, of New York ex
from SIS $780, We have also black and grey CLOTH
sbd beayer Il, am5s and long Gosss & Tor ladies' and
all sizes and qIaIte both square and long from the
ordinary 10 the most elegant. Also just fresh In
voice OF those egEnt high coloTed all silk Chenele ShHvs
Ii are really beautiful.
Laces and Embroideries.
In this line Sc OK eTb-smbracing all the novel;
ties Of he Collars and sleeves separate andin se
both for cOOrs and mourning; elegant Bridal We Is
Handkerchief Lace Falls real and Imitation; JacOnet and
swiss Trim mngs and FlCuncings. Real Yaleneennes,
Point Applique Laces. InseTtings, &C.. DC.
House Furnishing
3d. 1914 lGby l24 10 by l44, 10 by 10 A. Damask Table
Cloths g. f. IA 1914 Table Dsmask by the yard. All
Sizes cole red WOOL Union and Cotton Table Cloths, Plaid
striped Toilnetes Napkins, together with all kinds Of Dis
welngs, MaTseles Quilts, &c, &c Also all widths
cotton and linen Sheetngs Pillow Linens Domestcs, etc.
r.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin LANES In all eOlors, with trimmings to
match. Elegant Repsin Chiniz cooTss with trimmings
match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL union
cotton Damasks in variety together with Confess
Curtain Pins, and Bands
CarPeungs and Oil Cloths.
Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and BRUSSELS in
great variety Elegant phys and IngIans the Ingrans the
and best assortment have offered, and at
lower prices also Velvet and Brussels stair and hail Car
pets, Twllled and plain Venetian al widths together with
Felts, DTugget Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mats, &c &c We
prepared to make and down Carpets the
notice We have large LOT Of Floor Oil Cloths the
makes, and in all widths which will in any shape
suit customers. II
Staple Goods.
We rave unusually large lot Ofal kinds Of Domestic
goods Bleached aud Brown COttoBs wool, union and
Flannels striped servants great variety
Heavy goods for house and field sevants Prints, Cling
hams, sery Gloves IN short every thing in line, and
at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
oct K. q. McNAIRY & CO.
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Niessrs. stewart & DEncaR, /


GENTS: Accept my thanks for the pTesAnt Of a1e sach
VI of Family Flour manufactured by you, and in usteo
say that is the nnesI specimen Of aouF that have
fec,ly white, and bakes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
aug. ii diff CATHERINE D, FREHCH.
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B9~ The highest premium was awarded to L NJ.
Singer s Co.. for the best Sewing Machines at the
last exhibition of the Mechanics Institute Fair,
held in Nashville, October 18th, 1857.
Office for the exhibition and sale of Singers I'm.
proved Premium Sewing Machines, No. 46 Public
Square, over Hicks China Hall.
oct24-d&wlw VIM. a. SINGER, Agent.
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SOLOMON MANN.

FRIEED WOoD-It long lime after saw Won AZ Blluz.
FIELD before the boule Restorative Tor heh Won
gave me an order upon Jour agent Ia Detroit and hen We
got we eoncluded 70 W airs. Marn's hair The sur
est esi Of lis power. Il has doae you assured mel
Woulo do aud others Of family and friends having Wit
messed ITS effects now ng recommending ts use
70 others as ensd 70 the highest consideration YOU claim
lorh' again, very respectfully and truly, youts,
-f. SOLOMON MANN.
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CARLTLRs liz, June ., 1852
have used Prl o J. Woods Hair RESTORATIVE ana have
adsrod It's wonderful effects. ay hair becumng as
thought remalrely gus but By his Restorative
has resumed is cgnai color, and have doubt perms-
hen-iy 50. ; BhEEHB, eN-Se o.. Q.
o. J. WOOD & co, PropHetors, 3l2 Broadway, n. Y
On the great y " Wire Railing Estabishmeut and M
Market street, Saint Louis, No. sold by an Eood
DruEgss aul25dors-is3m
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 23.-cotton, sales 5000
bales miadling l0c sales Of the week 2l500 bales;
receipts 1900 bales against $4,000 bales last year.
Decrease ia receipts $4,000 bales. Decrease at all
ports 1860 bales. Sugar 10allc.; Molasses 4Oa
45c; Flour SIS 90; Whisky l5al7e. Nothing doing
in ProyisiOnsi Coffee 5a10c.; Sterling sOasS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.--Capt. Van Vliet has arriv-
ed here He met the troops on the I'd ut, go
miles beyond Laramie, all we'll He also met Col
johnson and Gov. Cummings
WASHINGTON, Oct, "a The British Govern
ment viii lake no step in reference TO the Nicaragua
transit route except in conjunction with our Govern
THE En- vlish cabinet has rot had under discussion,
tbe propristy Of ordering recall of troops from
India as is reported in alleged letter from Minis
ter Dallas but making renewed exertions to sup
press the meeting 1t is not theirintention to have
recourse to Foreign Englistment.
The New School Presbyterian Synod adopted the
report of the committee recommending the with
draWal Of the Synod from the General Assembly in
consequence Of is action the slavery question by
a vote of 80 to 3. Those voting negative were Sum-
derland and Haskell, of the Washington Synod, and
Dunning of the Baltimore Synod. They also adopt
ed resolution approving of the action lately had at
Richmond, pedging itself to cooperate and meet
at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the 1st Thursday in
april next.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet; Flour heavy;
Wheat $l,30al, 40 for white Sl,2la1, 80 for red
Corn firm; Provisions dull; nothing doing in Gro
ceries.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24-FlOur "a, 10 for superfne;
81 25a4, 80 for extra; Whisky 159c
NEW YORK, Oct. 24-The subscription to the
New Erie railroad loan has reached seven hundred
thousand. Hereafter no floating debt of over a
quarter of million is to be credited, except by
vote Of the stockholders.
Arrangements are completed whereby the Illinois
Central road resumes payment of coupons on Mon
day next.
The Vanderbilt sailed forSouthampton She took
40 specie. The Atlantic is prevented from sailing
i'll Monday by accident to her machinery.
The Anglo-Saxon has been dispatched from Bos |
on to Port-au-Prince with evidence exhonorating |
Capt Mayet and all accused of introducing counter
cit paper money into the Haytian government.
QUEBEC, Oct. 24.--Tbe North America sailed at |
10 O'Clock for Liverpool
Remedy for Dyspepsia. ---EGheaves Holland |
|iters is now the most simple delightful and eGectual
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CORNER OF CEDAR AND CHERRY SITS.
OVER THE POST OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
II EEPS constantly on hand an improved assortment Of
II Brd and Jenny Lind Tables, wife Marble a1d Cherry
Tons, unsurpassed by any shment IN me country
an all her Trimmings in this line Wholesale and Retail
Rephirng done saLisaIofy at shoIt notice naI295l-y
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ARemedy for Dyspepsia.---EG Holland
Bitters is the simple, delightful and efectua
remedy for dyspepsia, before the public Many
worthy citizens testify to its efficacy To persons subject to
nervous, and sick headache, is valuable medicine.
octle
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION-AFTERNO
SESSION.

SABBATH SCHOOL CONFENTlON-AFTERN0O
SESSION
FRIDAY, Oct. %, 1857.
Opened with prayer by Elder BUCKEER, agent for
Indian Missions
The Secretary read communication from Ala
bama AssOciatiOn which was referred to the bust
ness committee
Elder STROBE, of Ala, from Business Committee
smade report; which received.
Elder SHARPE, of Georgia, from Committee on
Resolutions, submitted preamble and resolution,
advocating union of the Southwestern States in
the Sabbath School cause. He made an able speech
in behalf of his resolution and in favor of gem
eral convention in order 10 advance the cause Laid
the tabls for the present
Elder DAYTON, from committee, submitted Con-
stitution for the Convention, making permanent
organization
Elder HHLsNAN, from same committee, submitted
minority report, in favor of postpOning perma-
nent organization till the next session of the South
Baptist Biennial Convention.
During the discussion on these reports, the Con-
venuion adjourned till o'clock this evening.
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&. C. McNAIRY & CO.,

Large Deaiersin all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. 55, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville Tennessee
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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1851.

p8- We call attention to the advertisement of the
St. Cloud Hotel, in this mornings paper.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
Da.ufnn Ale

WE have y of Harriss' Very Superior Dayton
w Ale, sweet and good, for summer use
We yill sell il for any kind OF Tennessee Bank
ocf3 CARTER, MCKAY & CO.
sMITta'S BITTER EAST INDIA ALE.
lust received per steamer Hastings, on consignment
u ) hhds Smiths Bitter Ale
5bbls do do do
10 X bbls do do do
This Ale is equal 10 AlsopP's or any imported brands
funeI5 CARTER. MCKAY 4 40 4 4
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HINhNAbLh hlf7asNI1I'
soEe square, year, sSoEach additional square, So
- Advertisers exceeding che space contract-
ed for, wilt be charged for the excess
60 To Correspondents.
viii save rs great deal Of unnecessary trouble II our
friep ds in wrin 10 us, VIII bear IN mind he following
n. dsto pOs oscs, county, and State in the
body OF your iefter- -,
IL wish Pspsr ehangea Hoin OheOWS0 " @"Onoi
give both ofiess nfel- - 49,. -. -
Won write % business, ard on ether matters write
,.sf. ~ nsper iferent leaves OF one sheet.
Letters and Communication are sohslted upon all such
fae and subjects may be OF information OF Interest 10
opTmous conn uniesions Of whatever character, will
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the
M ranaot undertake return rejected communications
An letters business should be directed Messrs G ~
ToEBGTT Co., and Ma personally either the Propn
etOrs.
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FREE BANKs.-We are requested to state that Fall
Cunningham having in store very heavy stock of
fine Guns, are now selling Sharpes Rifles and fine
Double Shot Guns at regular prices and taking in
payment notes of aHthe Tennessee Free Bands par
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PHOENIX BEDsTEAD FACTORY.
W.R. CORNELIUS. AGENT.

THANKFUL for past favors and Rdugepees would sug
that have steam once more, and will soon
be manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, &c, Of
ever DESCRIPTION The trade and our custom generally
Cee and Harsrooms, No. 40 Spring street, near Cherry
where we will also keep general assoun eat Of cheap
Chairs Bureau ardTobes and will also Keep hand
and make TO order description of Mattresses, De-
Person ordering distance may rely on having Il cir
orders filed Respectfully, W. K. CORNELIUS, Agt'
SHaFTER d Co. PropTietors. tapr2f-t
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The Banks,

Il Tennessee money received par for subscription
Il the
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic!
leading Agricultural Journal, published a, 81 ayear Ad
dress, WILLIAMS,
sep 30tw6g-t l21a Deaderick a.. Nashville.
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County Trustee.

County Officers--EIectiOn March, 1855.
County Trustee.
We authorised 70 announce HrRAM GRAY andidats
for Trustee of Davidson county.-ie" es
Weare authorised TO JONI RAISES, candidate
Tor reelection Trustee OF Davidson county. sep Lite
w are authorised II cnnounce WILLIAM JACKSON. Esq.,
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson county sept l3-td
We are authorised TO announce Thomas 7. slEDKRs
candidate for Trustee of Davidson CouRty, sept
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized 70 announce FELIX X CHzATHAA q
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt JoHS s. pAsHrrLL
candidate for Clerk of the County Court OF Davidson
county. y3-td
We are authorized to Announce THOMAS D. sToesrR
candidate for Clerk of the County Court Of Davidson
County. sug6
FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorised to announce A cREEr as candidate
are authorized to announce JAMES N. HrNroS candi
We are authorized to announce JoHS K. EDmoSpsos
andidate for recollection Sheriff Of Davidson county
We authorized to b B. BrGLKS candidate
or Sheriff of Davidson county. may %
FOR CONSTABLE
We authorised J. B. REDDrcK candidate
for Constable OF DAVIDSON County sept lite
We authorized to announce JEssE Perry, eandi-
date for Constable in the Nashville District. sept %
We are authorized to announce FLKr-HER W .HoRNeR
candidate Tor Cons able II ihe Nashville District oel7-G
Havana Cigars.-Mr. EDrroa :-Ple2se tell your
readers opening large and well selected lot Of In
ported HavaRa Cigars just such rarely reach this
We have also very large stock Of German and Do
nestle Cigars, Virginia Chewing and fine out Smoking To-
baeco, Turkish do. Pipes, CARROTS Snuff and indeed ALTAR
ees usually kept first class exclusive Tobacco esab
ishment and wish you to say in big capitals WE SUP
PER NO HOUSE, TO UNDERsELL US.
J.. LANGLEY q Co,
No. A, Union Street, near The State Bank,
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BANK N0TFS.

D1Nh NOLLDS
WE VIII nay "A Il, at ofee on Union street ior
w the notes Of the following B.ks; bnS o. Knoxville
Bank 81 Claiborne, Bank Of IGz sell. bank OF IreHson,
Bank Of Jodurs0u and cambridge ank.
oct II A WIRELESS co
7. B. FOGG. II. NJ. B. FOG0.
F. b FOGG & son.
L B.FOGG having laken his Son into partnership, theN
will practice Law in the Supreme, sder and Laa
Courts Of Davidson County Prompt attention viii be giVel
10 The collection Of claims. tune ll--6m.
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No. I6
OFFICE NASHVILLE SEWING MAcHIEN

HR prices as stated above the prices Of each Machine
L delivered Office in New York, additional charge Of
SO made each Machine delivered at Office in Nashville
defray expenses OF transportation insurance, &c
feb25 K. h. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.
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RELIGIOUS EXERCIsEs.

B1~ Rev. J. B. Ferguson viii preach at Odd
Fellows Hall on Sunday afternoon at So'elock
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Railroad & steanboat Work.

OUR POSTER DEPARTMENT -
Is the most pete any in the city and for ether SHOW
or THEATRE PRS TING. csnBet be surpassed
Our Establishment charge OF one OF me 0es Printers
execute apy ke cf printing he called with
neatness ard despatc reasonable terms We solicit
a trial OF on skill in this department
G. G. TORBETT & co.
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G. A. Princes Meodeons Buffalo, N.Y. ChuT and Paror
Organs Guitars. Vions, Volncello Accor eons Flutes,
Flagoeis Flies Drums, TambouTueE BluiOs
in the seal srch6nts line large select
Sheet Music Music Books and Instructors II all kinds.
Orders the country will meet with prt attention
Pianos tuned Accordeous and all other nstr repair
ed No. 20 Union Street., @'door from Coleg Sept q