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t- One of those brave spirits who with
stood the battles heat on the fields of Sebas.
topo Alma, and Inkermann, is now in our
city, and intends making this his permanent
place of residence. Sergeant J. Steele, of the
30th Regiment, is welcome visitor, and we
rejoice that he has selected Louisville as his
home. His body bears the marks of honor,
able engagement, and his breast is adorned
with a medal evidencing the fact-Lou DEM
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EXTRACT FROM CHEF ENGINEERS RE-
PORT.
Report of he condition of the Henderson and Nash.
wife Railroad, made to the President, January
l6th, 1851:
srR:-I hereby lay before you a condensed re.
port OF the amount Of work done on the Henderson
and Nashville Railroad since twas first let out to
contract and careful estimates olthe amount it will
take 10 finish portion Of II ready for superstruc
tnre to various points; first, to the 9Th mile FROM
the Depot at Henderson, next 70 the S0th mile
from same pOlnt, and finally 20 the centre of the
street at Madisonve from the Depot az Henderson.
Previous 20 October lst, 1888, when the last let
ting took place, there work done 90 the
let division Of the Road . the amount of s67,6i4
"a lL6s2
Ara 1910
10 October the FIRST thirty miles Of the fret
division was let to contract since WHEN
there has been, mp to last estimate--lst
December, ls5s-Wofk done 20 the ami
OF so7,OOO
Il ~ia cost, TO prepare the road for SUPERB
structure, in additi5n 70 ,he amounts al.
ready expended, from henderson to 9Th
ihile, ia cash, $l6.242
In Stock, 9,24T
Amount cash necessary to put the super.
structure on irst 81 miles, Including one
LOcomo'ise aud SIX platform cars, ss5l,sS9
Total, s267, s7i
From Henderson 70 S0th mile, includes
deep ca, aud approached, IA cash, Sl,096
In Stock, 1886
From Henderson, TO MalisOnviae. in each, 1854
10 SO 3, 1891
N Toe coal hsids eommencsAboat two miles south
Of Madisoavihe. As thereis low SANDSTONE ridge
cut through 70 reach them Il all cost. say ti5,-
600 nore 10 touch the coal.
From the above report Is wii be seen that Il 10
take but small sum 20 complete shs road 20 Madl-
eonvllle. and the coal helds, sam that would lay
the track on ; distance Of ten mites should the
Board thiuk proper 60 complies tie grading 70 .bs
coal fields, they wOald still have 70 apply 70 iron
surplus Of 50 600, Of This cash sock 10 600 Real
Estate Stock. a large portiou Of il vllaable coal
lands, and ESQ, 900 city Of Henderson Bonds. .
Kespectfully Submitted
a CuAS SEYMOUR,
Chief Engineer Il. 4 n K x. Co.
Erperience teaches ~ iudulgence the wisess
man i he who doabts hn osn Judgment siih re-
! gard 10 The Haolires ol kis lcllos-mcu.
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STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods,
Mrs. Fellowes and Miss Scholes
WILL OPEN THEIR SCHOOL,
FOR SALE.
T1HE UONEsTEAD OF MATTHgw NELsl

TNHE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, Dgo'D a
This tract is beautifully situated on the n. ~
Railroad miles from Nashville, and j. ka0wn to be the
very best land in Rutherford county $50 acres under
good fence ami mostly in cultivation the balance
well timbered Hurricane Greek through the entire
aG1rdng Abun lance OF water the ryest season
There also number % perpetual springs, which make
very Stock Farm The coil is rich enough 10
speak for ITSELF and is well adapted to the groWh Of cotton,
tobacco, grain grass.
The Improvements consist OF frame Dwelling with seven
rooms, all out-houses complete, gn barn, stable, etc
II subscriber will be in Nashville few weeks and viii
pleasure in showing the premises any who nay de-
sire purchase. Terms easy; possession given immed-
a.ely. fublO-u q l.. NELSON.
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roSrRR,S ADDITION.-FORs SALE,


I OTs Nos. 8, s. 3, II, ~ All - in thh Adii- es
i ! Yea floating ca The GaI.iiu Turnpike. AgP9 ~
10 lleoltl A. v . LiNDSLAi'
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DovxK Feb. 9. 1887.

DOVER, r Cd y 100 u
Editors of the Nashville Pdtriot:-The friends
of the American Party must not disagree in select'
ing their candidates. To avoid this they should
be frank. Nor should motives be impngned bus
each should allow another to have acted upon
some proper ground, and from patriotic intent.
A writer under the signature Of "a citizen OF
Robertson" supposes that no person shoald be
brought forward as a candidate to succeed Gen.
Zollcofer in Congress, ill the General should de-
cline nomination. Now the principle upon which
the writer proceeds is not admissible. Il is claim
ing life estate in the Office. 1t might be discour
teous to push forward another, the incumbent
having demeaned himself well, as is with pleasure
conceded to Gen Zollicoffer. Yet should it turn
out that the General, about the time Of his last
election, left distinct impression upon the minds
of many Of his friends, that he would not desire
reelection, which impression has not been removed
BY him, and in consequence his friends have turned
their thoughts upon other men; then to solicit an
other to become candidate in his place. would
not be discourteous. The General knows of course
how this is.
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CITIZEN OF STEWART.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Friday night the
9Th inst, the Joiner Shop of Robt. Courtney,
of this town, was destroyed by fire, together
with all its contents. This is serious loss,
as the shop contained nearly all the lumber for
the new Court House and the Male Academy;
worked ont ready for use, and the work on
both buildings will be seriously retarded in
consequence. Two buggies, in a shed adjoin-
ing, were burned, as also the tools of all the
workmen. Mr.. @. loses about $1,000
Franklin Pegie1p
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Iron IN TIE HOOKING VALLEY.-An intelii-
gent friend, largely interested in the mineral
development of South eastern Ohio, informs us
that extensive deposits of rich and valuable
Iron ore have just been discovered in Hooking
Valley Ohio Statesman 9th.
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Yours truly,
YOUNG AMERICA.
Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Company.

Company.
We find in the Henderson COMMERCIAL of
the It'll inst, the Reports of the several
officers of the Henderson and Nashville
Railroad Company. The greater portion
of the Report of the President, L. w.
Powell, Esq, is devoted to an explana-
ton of the circumstances attending the
misuse, by the agent in London, of some
S650,0O0 worth of the Company'S bonds.
This explanation has, in substance, been
furnished the Patriot by Mr.. Bilbo, and
has already appeared in these columns.
The Report of the Secretary is hereunto
appended, together with an extract from
the Report of the Chief Engineer. In re-
gard to contracts for iron, &C., the Pres
ident in his report says
In August last contract was made with E W.
Stevens, r., of CoViugton, Ky, for eighteen hum
dred tons of railway iron, TO be delivered at the
wharf in the city of Henderson, at the price of $72
per ton lot 224O pounds to be paid for on delive'
ry-to be delivered at such times and in such
quantities as the Railroad Company ordered, after
the 20sh day of November, 1866, giving two weeks
notice; the quantity ordered not to be less than
100 tons at each delivery. In the same month
contract was made with Corby, Gossen & Co.,
Cincinnati, for chairs and spikes sufficient to lay
down the rails contracted for the chairs and spikes
to be delivered at the wharf in Henderson, as ora
dered; the Company to pay for the chairs aad
and spikes on delivery-4t cents per pound for
the chairs, and Al cents per pound for the spikes.
Since the meeting in June last, We have entered
into contracts for the crossties for the first lOi
miles of the road. Huston, Landregan Co., and
j. p Fairchid, contracted to furnish the crossotes
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
TO tbs President Of the Henderson and Nashville
Railroad Company.
SIR:-I herewith submit statement of the cone
dition of the work, &C., upon said road, as shown
by the records in the Secretary's office:
Amount of cash and work subscriptions
OF Stock in said road, 1927, 500, 90
Upon which this sum has been collected Isl, 7O7, IL
Leaving a balance vet due l66 O92 SO
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TWO NEGRO FELLOWS were sold at Charleston, Mis-
sour, dneen miles from Cairo, NJ for Jail ices. bach
sold for 1925 the 18th Of Dec 1886. They Pot IN
Jail that place the "a OF September 1896. BY their
statements they runaway nom their aster Mr. wal
ton negrorader Nashville. The negroes are brothers,
named James Tony yed Fl and so years They say
they something OF b9cksmithug II Mr.. Walton has
friend that should this he call on me Tor fur
ther particulars. feb1 hEks W. PORTER.
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Leaving balance yet due. loo, 1922 SO
Real Estate Stock subscribed and titles
perfected, 100000
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Valentines
Superior Ink.
Spoilers
SCHOOL ]

By the gross, dozen or single copies, for sale by
isn26 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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rWn nWELLING HousEs FoR RENr.

81 l HAVE Torrent two comfortable Dwellings 80
100 on the Charlotte Pike, about Z mile from The IA,
kl square. one house has six ooms with kiieh- ~
60 and s-rvant rooms, stables, &C, and ~ acres Of
ground The othc- small house, with tao rooms, snd
50 acres OF ground. Immediate possession given. APPLY
to jans3 @. NJ. STEWART, a Broadway. .
L|OR RENE-Ths BRICK OFFICE, 70 Is, -
Il North Market street, j1st bsloE Fred Sloans -
NanuLc.ory Possession given Immediately. Ap -
ply CHARLIE " SMITH,
i.p2O pso 81 College street.
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I'VE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT
OF j. W M'CUMBS, Is removed 10 Church street, op.
pose the stand the new house recently built By Dr.
Young ready, usual 20 give our attention
when called on. J W. INCOMES.
iauS LBI ". 4. CuRSKLTUs.
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GROGEREEN.

OUGAR-sO hhdI Pair 70 Pim. 10 'tore and for sale by
- f:5l3 SMITH, LOVE co.
COFFE-250 bsg5 Prime New Orleans and Baltimore, fjr
~ sale By tbi3 SMITH, LOVE 4 90.
NFOLASSES rs b7is ald ha,vel choice crop, for
VI sale BY f=5l3 SMITH, LOVE co.
CANDLES-tO) boxes star Candies and SO boxes T4l1w
X Candles, for sale BY SMITH, LOVE co.
hTkTLS-3l0 kegs best b lands for sale low BY
n fcbl5 SMITH, LOVE CO.
(jHISKY-100 bis Pixies, (per steamer SEail9N)
w 50 bb's Old Rye and Bourbon whisky
30 bbl' Smiths Re5erTe and Mouongahell whisky;
Brandies Wines, 3c, &C, in store and for sale by
SMITH. LOVE CO..
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IMpnRTED LACKS and JENNETS

FOR SALE.
IETHICd vii arriye 90 this city on The ~
w 2ath o. 2s D day OF rbrnB ~, last, 4 'tssa
-TEN JACKS and slX JENNErs, al ell w
I { rccl importation from span, ranEilEF~3 ~
ifom 70 years in age, and from "a toT III -
10 hsnls high These JACKS and Jan- 1 81 -
rets ul be ounl D. D. thr beet offered cr In
this marset aad Wf be sod rsaaansbe terms, .iSh
n1te aud Foo1 secartg. JAAks VIDAL.
eh1-lus
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February -, 1851
THE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gss Eht Company
are hereby ustiaed that The annual eiecuon OF segen
Directors Tor twelve month uilake place on the
sh aay OF March neat a. the ofCf ~ ths Company
(,5.rry ,trest JAMES II. KENpulK,
fsrS-td Secretary.
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CORPORATION TAXES for the year 1881, can now be
- paid tOthe CtY Revenue Collector at his oc0, corner
Cherry and Union Streets in advance al the rate ofore
per cent per month interest.
Asths is the best Investment that be ade, is
pectei that Tax Payers viii be pro nPt Ia calling.
f,hi6-lm A. NFISbN, Collector.
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MEMPHIS NEws.-We are pleased to see
that L. j. DUPREE Esq, has become asso-
ciated with this sterling newspaper as Ed
itor. Mr.. Dupree is gentleman of fine
literary attachments, and ready writer.
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LAW PARTNERsHIP.
RuuayyaV NegrOes Sold.

IOHN 8. BRIEN and SIMEON yENABLE have f0rme,
y partnership for practice Of their profession. Ol
fee - Cherry street, Nashville, Tennessee.
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MuLsERzY GRoYK, Jefferson County. ARK
December 20ih 1886 (
J. A. sTuAEr, Fso-Dear Sir: Having tried sG-ously
your Cotton Seed Planter with great eheeTfulnes oer
yo1 my testimony ofihes efficiency. With Of them,
man and horse plant do the work a horses ard
fur men, and do IL better and leave the ridge In
favorable condition for after cultivation than any other
mole have heretofore used. Very respectfully yours,
iau26-to april JOHN NAFEgs
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ROnrGLIls0 House.

T'HE unders gued skeeps a Boarding House on Cedar
street 10 the Verandah Hotel where he is ready
at all times, accommodate transient or permanent
Boaders at fair His table is always provided with
the best the market affords.
janlT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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ELMwOOD. the re

ELMWOOD. the rcsid6uce Of the late Dr.. Kerry. =
II Contains rooms, "a Kitchen servants EsafN
room, able houses &c. The ground con ain H.
Ave acres with fruit trees, good vegetable garden nns
well Of water, etc. Apply -
febII A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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10 Stock HOLDERS

election viii be held a. the Planters Bans o. Tonnes
a see Nashville on M5nday, n March next for eleven
Directors 70 serve the ensuing year
Pian'eris Bark PED. Dim ID. WEAVER CAsh'r.
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RO.4RDK.V'G.

TIVE subscriber living at No So South Summer street,
Broad is prepared TO board two or three families
and r. ia bOsriers. Respectfully refers 20 Drs Ham
lin and Morgan, Che ry street, and Rees W. Porter Cedar
street iau22-lm MRS. MAMIE LOOMS.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

4 FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
II south Nashville including Of Clahorbe's. 81 -
Apply to lEbIil A. v. S. LINDSLEY 49,
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500 ReWards

u ANYWAY from Decatur Furnace in Decatur county,
III Tennessee IN JHly last, Negro JOHN. for whose
recovery and putting in Jail in this State pay $50
IL taken cut OF the State and secured in JAIL viii pay
sl00. We purchased said boy Of James NJ. Murrel of
Nashville Nav last Said Boy weighs about 1S5 pounds,
coal black and heavy about feet inches high, very
blshy hair. The only recoeced is the rn joint Of
NJ his right or left humbnot positive which. He talks real
African language, and seems little tongue iied.
G0LLAOAY, CHEATHAM & CO.,
feb'3 Clifton Post-ofice, Wayne county, Tenn.
E Louisville Journal copy to AMOUNT OF IS and charge
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A Rare Chance.

IITANTED. "A responsible and e1terprisnE man, %
w locate At Nashville, Tenn, - General Ageaf o.
large Subscription Book Publishing House tn Pnafcifha-
To one ho n furnish cash capital Of from $50 o $500,
this Is rare chance "a make money For paruCutrs, adj
dress Box AS, PosI-oaaes, philadelphia PA.
fsAQ
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LAND WARRANTS.
REMOVAL.

WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my Office
No. 20 Cherry street.
iau26 J. G.. FELLONES.
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry "a
n Sth ward, ihs Baptist Church. Fronts " u
feet and TGo deep with alley Ia the ls offered
very lJW. APJt0 fb3 A. V. 8. LlNDsLEf.
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Paid for as follows:
To above contractors in cash, S94, 052,47
To Vanbergen, Ward x Co,
in Bonds of the Company, 100000
To this SUN due TO Contrac-
tors in new Stock of the
Company, per their con-
tract, A. 245, l7-l66, 297 Ga
Respectfully submitted,
AMBROSE G. GORDON.
Sec'y Ii. l. n. X. K. Co.
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FOR RENT.


TNHE STORE. HOUSE, with good Dwelling at ~
tach-d Market street nearly opposite Union, 90
No SO door om Wells Drug Store. Apply TO-
fsbI2 A. v. 3 LINDSLEY.
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ONE or two BUILDING L0Ts, IN the best por- re
" zion Those wishing good locstions ~
fordwsuEs eonVe nient 20 business rad better cal -
Immediately. Yoa VII regret uis this chance slip APP
DIV % nsbIil A. " g. LINDsLEY.
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TRFASuRER,S REPORT

TREASURERS REPORT.
10 The Board Of Directors of the Henderson and
Nashville Railroad Company.
beg leave to make report, as Treasurer, as
follows:
To amt balance on band, I'd June last O0S5 oil
To amount collected since 1882 64
Sss, OPS So
By So Vouchers in my possession, 1927 "a
Leaving balance, l0l 81
There is in my possession Secretaries
checks awaiting payment, amt to 1891 IS
Respectfully,
Henderson, KY, GEO. II. PRIEST,
January 10th, 1857. Treasurer.
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HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer

NASHVILLE, TENN,
T4vOULD inform the people q Nashville ard IRE
w rsnudins country that he has rcceny urrovrd and
greatly enlsrrcd bis Msftle-Yard, and Is prepared
h Marble lac a. the shortest notice and
N f4Turahn terus ioTc lie would cail partc
attention 90 as vel selected sioek Or Maa2meut Man
pIec-s, gl-ss kiauary, Esaniairs Hapiisk F0auu,
Urns Vases, folhs, &C. naay e which Of tie purcsi
lts Marble, ani thr chssl % the best Eusepsan
hs arfanFemr1isEr c1upiste Tor htaF
81 nds % Marte. either Of rs oEn maeafaciure i'm
ported ile h8a td large quantity - ials Azftic
he rou a. slsie, sich he VII se los. Ha=e Var
ntsrr la kyfan Marble q ths best qszsy BE- haf
h yard he h,ss hat kt ths pnt-
isc aecommrtans tefE1s A. a. ' ~ 81
10 ne Wesi. shafe q Pub.e paic0asEe = seii1ite1
fxrEl-tHhNfv
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MAURY & CLAIBORNE'S ADDITION.
NUMBER OF LOTS. IN this Addition, for sale ~
~ on m 81 reasonable terms Apply 90 w
febit A v. ). LINDSEY. -
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EDCEFIELD-BLOO ADDITION.


OTIS No4 70, go, 81, q, q, "a. AMI 25, cug7SS
l. woodland street covered wih ACE iofest IRE ~
and bsAuIifgl eyergrseas. Apply to ..,.,, -
febIl A. v = LiNbsLEi-
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First Glass BOarding House
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,
.r...r. u. IN.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
FTNHE Subscribe respectfully Informs the citizens q Nash
vile and vicinity hat he isnow prepares b. accom-
nodate an the Day Boardrrs that viii al HIN. his
house always open the tsavelihg oonmanity and
hopng that his feads aad ac4uaintanees sal give hin
i.ssHsf '''' ''''' vs.. WITHIN srov. As.u,.
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ZOE SALE.
FOR SAIL.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
tblI A. v 9. LINDSEY. Ll
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'TNRE OLD HINTON PLACE, oo the Gsllatn -
Turnpike, miles from the city; sub divided lie:
suitable Lots fJr suburban Residences. AMI
iered for sale by A. v : LINDSEY,
fsbt8 % College street.
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uUII.DIVG LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT Or lmly Dwelling lad ~
y iaining the esiruce q Simon Glenn, North -
rket street for sale The lot fOns so feet ami IL 10
fest deep, and Is Offered very 7w. Be quick you will
llsea Bargain. For terms cal Ola -
I RIBS A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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TO MERCHANTS.
KIRKMAN & ELLIS,
EXCLUSIVELY
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

II AVN concluded time since to discontinue the
Ii Beta Department Of our business, pre-
pared. with LARGELY INCREASED STOCK, and an
EXTENSIVE VARIETY 10 offer inducements to Merchants
going East as well those coming here make purcha-
sesl equal TO any house in the Eastern Cities.
Oar terms will be liberal to prompt and solvent men, and
we will take FEATHERS. GINSENG, BEESWAN " 0OL
at the highest market price.
Retal CUso VII please take notice that cannot
hereafter supply them with any goods in line
KIRKMAN & ELLIS.
Nashville, Feb. 12-2m.
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NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. T. BERRY CO. have also on sac
EEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TIoNs T THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Coun:
De Las Casas With Portraits and otLer Illustrations
vols, eIo,h.
NAP0LE0Ts CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, E9S-17e9 dictated By the Emperor at S. lie
lens, and published by General Bertrand. vols, sso
With Alas offs Plates Of the Plans Ct Battles. Paris,
1871.
E0ErH0L0N's HISTORY OF TIE CAPTIVITY
OF NAPOLEON At ST. HELENA. vols. IA ( calf
NAPoLEoE'S CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPOE-
dsnco with lis Brother Joseph. vols lsmo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs ofths Last
Two Years OiNaPoeon's Exile. By Dr. z AntOmmaeehi,
forming Sequel the Journals of9r OIeara and Count
Las Casas. Svo
MEhOIRs OF TIE INVASION OF FRANCE by
the Allied Ar-ne', and CT the Last Months ofhe Reign
Of Napoleon iuelIdiug his Atdcaon Written by com
mand Of the Emperor. by Baron Fan Secretary Of
re Cabinet. VOL. $40. W;thA Map ofths Campaign Of
1874
ABB0TTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON 2vols.
NAPOLEON N EXILE By0'Beara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. [srOm the Letters
aHdJournals 4 Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duohes D'Abrna-
ties. 2vo''. With Portraits.
HAZLuTT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
EAPOLEOEs MEMOIRS: Evenings with PRICE
Cambaceres, Second Consul By Barren ISngOn.
FAPOLEOE'S EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
Count De Segur.
TIE NAPOLEON Dynasty. BY the Berkley Men.
With 90 Portraits
NAPOLEON AND BIS MARSHALS. BY Headley.
NAPOLEONS OLD GUEAD. BY Hsadlsy.
NAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsOEs HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Alas
Of the Plans Of Baths
THEIRS HISTORY OF THR FRENCH REVOLU-
TON. 6vols., with Portraits febIS
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MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR SALE
ADVANCED TAXES.

TIVE subscriber Offers for sale his woman TEMPE a
i good a Cook, Washer and Ironer As there is in IA
State, also understands Hckling and Preserving.
ianf5 ALEX. MACKENZIE
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

TIVE STORE HOUSE on Unioa street. in Camp -
belts Blildngs, next 10 Works Book Store APP y.
ply 10 A. V. S. LINDSEY, IL
fsbll % College street.
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A GARDENER

WHO fully understands his business, offers his elG
w service, for a moderate compensation, 10 Ss,{N
any Planter, Farmer land holder who wishes ESke0
raise Orchards Vineyards improve those already
pantedcaltivate Grapes. Raspbcrries, Clrran straw
bhrries and other small fruit and vegetables either Or the
table market lie also Offers II wanted TO superntend
the whole Farm and regulate aer the best methods laid
down by experience and science assist the owner with
advice in tns important branch of business whenever
quesied ANY one who desires avail himself o. this op
portunfty, will please address "H0kTlCU5FURIsT, Box
5gf Nashvfia Tenn feh9-tri-wkWH
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Experience teaches ~ iudalgence: the sisesi
man i he who d0abts bn osn Judgment 1ith re-
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