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% reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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Passengers from NASHVILLE tske the Stage Coaches OF
srter Thomas, steamers on the Cumberland river,
% LOUISVILLE eOnnesting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jeifersonve
Railroad to Indianapolis Ind make direct connection al
columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel.
og whence close connection with the Baltimore and Chic
Railroad is made Washington City, Baltimore Pha-
dephia and New l Ork.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from aem-
5hs are transferred at Cairo to the Of ths Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Ter-e
3sute Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia 20 COlumbus Three
Jsilv Trains leave Columbus at 10 q NJ $3.50 P NJ and
ZAP. n.
k Travellers are requested to notice thai while ths is
ne OJg route srdng Through Tickets 70 az the Eastern
titles ct the rate as charged by other routes to Af
9k oaly it is also the Shortest most speedy and drec
o all the leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus to Batimoreis only SIC miles, being about lOo
niles shorter New YORK. than BY any other Tier
re less changes Of cars BY this route, and consequently
sss detention, than by any other.
~ The road is balasted with broken stone and
,utrely free from dust
orfurthernerthation please apply to D. G. RUNSEl
agent, Nashville, Tenn
For Through Tickets apply in louisville Bt the Office
0s q. s Nail steamers, or q; th Jesrsonvils ksirn-r
dfce, Main street. WA. 3. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. U. T.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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WheatI WheatII

VNB will pay the ghs st Market price in sash for prime
w red and Will Wheat, for immediate delivery.
octl6-dt-w6WlU. - HNSON & WEAVER.
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Notice.

4 commissioners Of the court Of Nottowsy county
a virginia to sell The dover property OF Mrs. Elza
oelh aNk kes, widow Of Jos HaR have in hands
Sl69 g conIs being portion to which Richard Ha and
his wife Lucy Formerly, Hawkes. their representatives
are eullted said Richard Hall and vile removed to the
State Of Tennessee many years ago and nave rot recently
Geeh heard from II not heard from in weeks from the
date of publication, tie will divided amongst
remsining ne legalees. BDWIN G. BOOTH,
Ocl 5l-4W MRltVlIe. p. O. NnftnWaY cnnnfN. Va.
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FaSnIOD9Ole Dancing Academy!

MONS ! 4. PINGERLY,
DErPECTTUL'I Informs his patrons ard friends, o0
- lbat he has returned 10 tie tTy and that be viii ~
oHeu Die fcu'omy al Lit Hall % SATURDAY, OCTO FE
n.R 7TH 1857 at B'cloCs, p NJ GAtA
LEs end Hours e. Tuition, Friday at 8 o'clock p. H.
Ind Saturdays OF @ O'Clock, 4. ", and p H.
Among The Dances luIey received from Taris, he
wi. .gs.h iha new and fashionable ( ANCER'S - UAB-
ttEES.Es. as danced ia the principal Eastern Cities
Z ThuEu i0rIhe liberal patronage heretofore eNten-
dCl hn Mons r. respectfully solclts contin usnoo Of
hra.ar. OctlI- If
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WILL SILL On Ibsrl terms inO0 acres Of rhleve ls5
on the Mobile ana Ohio Railroad where cross The
irO d Union civ AMI Trent n being Te las rem
Union City and eighteen from ireuton tae -r A" ii uske
foe settlements gO0 acres eisaiel ANY fa9n Hsh-
ing g. bus can cali on me Dresden, Tenn
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Greaf Excitement.

TUST RECETVED a. No. Gs Cedar street, ten thou
J sand vols BooIs Novels, 1000 Reams Note, Cap,
Bill and Letter paper. 5uU0 Enveops.
Among .hs c5Il6cuou will be found Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentz Works saulwcrh; Emerson Bennetl's, Chss.
Dict Levers Works: WHvery Novels; all the Poets;
Fine Family Bibes.-A Gih accompanying each book.
Among the gifts be given Gold and Silver watches,
Jeery, Fancy Goods The Ladies invited 10 call
and examine the stock.
Nh. Auction sale every evening. TJue3OI C. FOX.
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CHARLES ROB :RTSON'S
Candy Mandatory and Bakery.
No II MARKET Street

d EGs leave return bis sincere thanks to the public for
ID be liberal patronage he has received nce he Opned
the atove premises and by paying strict
h. homes 70 be continued with further faVors.
s. To my Confectionery have added Bakery, where
win keep always Iand large supply Of Bread Cakes
Crackers c., well large supply of CORfectionary
Nuls Cigars. Pickles, Syups &e besides keep as aTSe
Of American, English French and German TOYS
and FEney articles generally which will be sold cheap TO s
the county Trade. CHAS. ROBERTSON,
junel9-u No. IL Market Street,
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
ARE ONLY s,2-TTmE FHRO, 25 HOURS

FARE ONLY sr2-TIME FHRO' 25 HOUkS'
TENRAINS run through from Stevenson TO Mem = III
d phis and make close connection with trains 4seg4
N Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven 44i5
Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold oT
fl2 Time through 25 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock PM,
Tran which arrives at Stevenson al Is A. Nj, and con-
with Trains Memphis. delay except n chang
ng Z. l.. ANDEhnONs
april3-f. ncRet agent
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Railroads! Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA RAILNOAD.


--l2sl4A
THE GrestCenral Route connecting the Aflantccte,
WithN estern North and Southwestern State,
oy continuous Railway direct Tins road also eonuects
at PisbuTg with daily line Of Steamers to all DC rts or
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland aud Sandusky will
steamers all ports the Northwestern Lakes uaknf
the 6irect ehoaPest aad reliable BY whiel
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Hss
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsburQ;
FIRST OLASSL-BoOts Shoes, Dry Goods -. -
Gn boxss,) Furs, Feathers, &C. ''o per AVVh
SECOND CLASS.-Bookse and Stationery,
Dry Goods (in bsles) Hardware, Lea Soc per 1901
ther, &C. .--.........-.......-
BIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, so. ...,oo,
aad Pork (in bulk, Hemp, sc. ...... W. pei AOVi
JR1H CLASS.-COffee, Fish, Bacon, 60,
and Pork (pscked.) lard sud Lard Oil -V0 psi AVVA
Flour-75 cts. per ba unth .Lher notice
Orsin-S5 cts. per J lbs. = = il further notice
Coston-s2 per bale eess iing 500 lbs. weight unti
tnrther notice.
~ In chipping Guojs any point East Of Phila.
Railroad" Ali Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this
Road OF Philadelphia Pttshurg will be forwarded with
Iut detention
FREIeHr AeESTs-Hsrris, Wormley Co., Memphis
tennessee; R. F. Sass Co., st Louis; J. 5. Mitchell
Carter Jewett Louisville, KY; 4. O. heldrum Madison
indiana. Sprigman 4 Brown ane Irwin Co Cincinnati
\. v. Graham 4 Co, Zanesvile, Ohio; Leeeh Co.. No
54 Kilby street Boston, Leeeh 60. Astor Bouse New
York. No William street. and Nos BatterG Pa 9, New
York; 3. Sneeder, Philadelphia; hsgrsE kOOis Bsi
inore; Geo. c Franeiseus, Plttsburg.
H. b. HOUSTON, Genera EFs51bt Agsat, PhilG.
q. J. LOMBAERT, SaP't, Altoona, Pa.
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ANDREw wIN,,,s
AerOseMe dis. .

Advertising and Subscription OHice,
No. 1SS Nassau Street, nert door to Nassau Bank.
EEW YORK.
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cabin PASSAGE FRO LHARLEST, p
TO NEW YORK,
TW ENTK FIVE DOLL AIRS
Omitted states MailSIime
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON ,STEAH
SHIPS
Through in AS to So Hours.
SEMI WEEKLY

SEMI WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 to1s. n. Berr,
Commando
SashVi Ies 1900 tons, T. D. Evan, Commander.
aariOn, I60O tons. ". J. Foster Commander.
Jas. AdgeE, 1900 tons, 8. G. Turner, Commander
SOutheTner, LOCO tons, l.. N. hurry, Commander
- LEAVES Adger's Wharvss. every Wednes
IS dsy and Saturday after tho arrival OF the
~ - cars from the South and West. q, hisa
ERt5r"
These Steamships eli built expressly for this
Line and for safety comfort and speed are unriVasd
be Coast
Tables suPpliedwth every luxury Attentive and
eous Commanders, will insure Travellers By this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
GaDln pf8SaR &C. sSzo
5ieSFEge JassaRe,s -.s.s.s......sse eos
For freight or passage, having elegant State hoom As
sommodatons, sppyto
HENRY AISSROOH, 4 co. Agents.
nav 27 SIT Charleston = O.
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NASHVILLE STEAM sTONE saw yOHKs.
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFtRsUN sTEaaT.

ANU 81 HaSLAN having made ilrp ar' additions
y u his uachlusrs and eliy Ec- s-st tis fcihnss
Or m4nn!attuunE ioee ni evrIy dsscr pf.H lqual u
a. a. lo~ pice5 and giving hs pzIslraI -sson 10 the
aeti Oi the Wo k he els c0nlaeat thar le give
silstleion 10 al Who may tavr him pg fisr orders,
81, as Setting cious Houses O. il tsucrg
10 tps tn NtrIUg CoruIe. 70 larg- Larnnl 'o g flag
Sng 10 Bush Hammered Fsggu <, g. gaf1lHE to Crpng
g ChmleJ isP and all the branches % t71e utng iJr
cash.
aug 23-lv. WI HA-LaM -r1erfr 'enteri
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MurfreesborO.
I WILL take the Exchange balk Notes iOr nv Goods,
oct Is J Il M'GlLL.
Shirts, 6 hiFfs.
lust received another Shirts warrtnted Of supe
- rOr quality and Ol p.ices 10 suii The lines
s5Oct M'GlLL.
Byron and Standing Collars,
SUPEHo u-ur At Of couars, syUrg ~ aud style,
y and for szI- b, J IA NGlL--
Embroidered Shirts.
IUSTreceved sllau uvut band ely EN- Tbr1itered
ej shirts m=ds own'r suitable lo pgy ard wvd-
DIM oecasious. o-t J sPGlLL.
Buck Skin Shirts.
A Few be qua b. BaA s-n sh rli rereivs ed and for
~ sale by octI5 q M'ulLL-
Underwear.
VERY variety Of a.gOnAOe Uueerwear an 8, mot rate
4 prceS. - p n. GILL
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
FIRST rate of Scars Stocks tiss and Cra-
4 yats every ss e ard Tor ViIB endless tzTety Of
goods received fJr sale upon reasonable terms BY
otis H'riLL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
NLSO large stock q Gen ltmeu's trayeluc sulWis
Blankets, WOOleu Jackets and ~Las just received
aud for sale BY oeI IS M'GlLL.
ROBES De CHAMBRE.
livery size yle OF Robes de CaamUre and Smoking
" Caps for by OctI5 Do GILL.
RsSg= Ladies' and Gentlemeas Furnishing al
Store, corner Square and College SIS. loct2
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Lawrenceburg Bank.

WE viii ssn Yarns sheeRg and osnaburgs for Bank Of
w LAWreneeours money, a. our regular term prices.
Oct1 W n GORDON & co
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Bargains Extraordinary in Real Estate!

"a offer for sale beautiful Lot If So acres superior
w gardening soil and half timbered situated about ~
miles from the city, he Vaughn Pike. On GA! lot,
there is a small franz dwelling. The owner wishes 70 re-
move 70 West Tennessee, ard 6ers great bargain Aso
sale magniheent Residence Lot Of about acres
fronting on the Gaan Pis opposite he residence OF he
Hon Neil Brown Also beautiful timbersd lot In BoWn rs
vile, OF acres, miles from the City, near he Glatn
Pse Also, magnificent Residence Lot, fronting lOO ee
on Broad Street. = Nashville
will aordn airy bargain for easn In any Of ne
J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
octis-dtw&WIm Az Cherry st
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McCrea & Terrass.
WHOLESALE
C r Q c E z S


Liquors, Iron, ais. and Castings,
Corner Of 5rosd and College streets,
"a HVILLE, TENS.
WArE HAVE nov in store the fouosing goods tha' We
~ will ssn low Tor cash or to PunetHal dealers
time, TO- wit
50 hhds Sugar; 2jO,Gg Perekssian eaps;
2io baks coffee; $40 bags rted sh0E
25 ls crushed 25 % lbs Bar Lead;
20 do powdered 90 IS casss knz soda;
90 bali tbls MCasses; 40 bbls s0H shelleA AfmOns;
25 d. and bbs SyrJp 10 do Peears and FtlbeTss;
Is kegs Golden syrup, Is. i0C gross stacking;
L"us;l l'0 boxes Imperial and Cur
81 casrs assorted pickles, power Teas;
70 do baltimore Oy ysters, cs Indigo. O.
% boxes Starch / ca-k Madder:
20 do anu stGr candles log gross Pipi. g
sM DO soap; 100 do smoking Tobacco;
us do TalloE candles; IS do Macsuboy suun;
% DO Snuh; bbs Epers0n Salt;
10 bbls AlmOnss IS bag Ginger;
Is do Birthstone; 10 DO spice.
so boxes To aee0 superhne, % Do Pepper,
10000 cigars, various brar ds- o. bbIs Copp ras:
IRON, NAILS. AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; war2OO sets lros axles to3
Tanted. inen;
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 3 70 40 lEes Axes;
50 tons assorted castings 900 doeas and blister steel
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and ohio HpPes oognae Brando;
Whisky 20 casks pure Malaga wins,
50 % I'D Rye WHISKY; 10 65ls Cbefry Brandy;
3 DO DO lHs, S@iS S rec why % DO pure Peach tG
50 do native Malaga, 100 bbIs wslssrs and KAY {.
% DSosSsoS S0 Sq@; n5;. Ho, Gin. SF0' Ale.
GLASSWARE.
900 boxes aElO and loHa 81 boxes gal and X gal 5ots
IS So5s. 4 1a.s ISIS . 90 g 4i . fasI 5Rs ga
$50 gross pint pint FlasEs 800 DO / sand gal dsn
80 do quart do 10 do d'eanteTs;
IO0 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above will sell low cash. at the corner of
Broad and College streets Lyay y MeGKEA 3 TERRI S.
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gzOI for the West.
RARF CHANrr

FARM FOR SALE, containing 9O9 acres, 100 Of iiriet
a roug prairie, and - the best wbe ovk
black aTut timber, ~ fence and in cultivation
no acres Of land usi raised 100 bushels Of E
a. rre Land situafe 10 miles from Keokuk lows diree
- an he main road for all travel. never failing spfint
,1 ne land For particulars apply 70 BILL Is q MOORE
Market street, sfuth ~ Broad
I,Iv
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$50 Reward.

,ToLEN fom our lot in Nashvlie Tsunsssse, on Iast
- n-,t a UUN SORREL NARr NULa. .ares aa.i 6tatv
uith a sn ali whfe sp on o'e SIDE a. p7od Cd
nv collar sbod al und. re uae hiad oo
n,slv puto o., Onk tail ck8d The eni nar pr-
r. .s,ye rev ard viii be given t1s uuis and r- of
tbe thief or twenty Nv lars for tie fe urnf he i
Nssbvllis. October, : 81 i55
oct aJ-3~' VANN0Y, TURBIvILLs & CO.
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SALE OF TIL E
WESTERN
N i Hilary a sylu m,

AT HARRQDSBURG, KENTUCKY.
AGENT for the Government, will Offer for sale
a the premises, to The ghest bidder,
On the 18th day Of November, 1857,
the sbove property recently occupied by United States
8 Military Asylum The land consists Of about
I . @ a 7 . g,
adjoining Of Hauodsburg, handsomely improved
win buildings aud groves and mineral spring
long the Of its Before pro
perry was puTchasd by The Government Il one Of he
most eb aed WBtorng Places in the South West Iii
admirably adapted - such purpose being situated In pic
tIresque and healthy cOuntr', and in the midst Of cuva
ted and hos aOe community. Ii is deemed unnecessary
describe the property particularly since ii as ex
teusiyely known any ether location in the West.
At the time and place will be sold large quantity
Of
VALUABLE FURNITURE,
OF ever kind; together viii live stock, consisting Of
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.,
and smong them number ofvaluable cattle Of the Alder
Dey breed.
TEsNs SALE-he land and improvements will be SOLD
for third hand and the remainder in equal
bearing six per cent interest from the day OF sale
and the tile will b. retained by the Government until the
last payment l. made.
The personal properly will be sold for cash.
sep. Ii-d6-Wtd ROBT. J. BRECKINRIDGB.
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a8Aht HAAF, u D y hA1hAsl "a 91hA 3. aABf
HART, MACRAE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs &COMMIssIOH
KRpruAuTz
AAAldANI3B
Nos z and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn

MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIvED AND NOW IN STORE,
ls5 hhds n. .. Sugar, 5 barrels Jamaica Rum,
yS boxes Hsvsns sugar, 500 assorted DemljOhns,
I53 barrels n. Y. CFushed2OO packages w. h. Kaisius
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
IS barrels N. Y Powdered4O0 gross Marches,
Sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so barrels n. o. Loaf Sugar 80 nests ). Painted Tube
2 % barrels n. D. Moiassss, so boxes Stone Pipes,
new crOp,) so B. 1es Tennessee Axes
s5t bags Selected BaltL.Jrs superior quslItyJ
Coffee 500 kegs White Lead,
500 bags \. o. Rio Coffee loco Kegs Nails Assorted
So bags Iagu;ra Coffee, Sizss,)
IS bags Old GOverument5OO gross BlackiBg,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm ana German
25 bags Pepper, soap,
20 bags spice, 10 cases Carolina Rice,
100 casks super Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 resms SUPERIOR Wrap
40 haif che Imperial q ping Paper,
Black TeA, 500 n. @ ID. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and KY. TOi0O Oags shot
baeco, 10 Kegs bar Lead
large assortment Of com 100 barrels Clover Seed
mon and hne Cigars 50 barrels Butter ald Sod
$50 boxes Garrett's Scotch Crackers.
souf, $50 6bls Rsotded Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco 25 barrels Old Bourbon
50 coils Manila HOPE, Whlskey,
so boxes Pearl starch, 25 barrels Nonongahesand
25 cases Sardines, Old Rys Whisky,
so lses Oysters, so barrels Robertson COun-
so boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whiskey,
50 boxes Catsup and Pep-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Nhis
per Sauce, KEY,
rs boxes Ass'd. Pie Fruits, ar casks Pure French
25 cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
aJO b0xesW & Chess, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
so boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese 3 casks Pure sherry DO
500 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeire DO
so do TallOW do 20 bbis. NaIivs Sweet do
% bags Timothy Seed, so bbls American Brandy,
300 boxes sssd Glass Ware 10 Bbis. Apple Brandy,
100 boxes 5X10 and lOXl2 10 Dbs. Peach Brandy.
JAMS HART NACRAE co.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

TFyHB TwrntySsth Course Lectures in this Institution
/ will commence MONDAY, the ID NOVkMBEB
Lmsrgtus Professor Of Anatomy, G. N. NEWTON, ND
Auaouv. H I. "a PBELL, N D.
Sutgery. l.. A. uUGAS, MD.
Inst ruIss aud Practice Medene. L 4. FORD, NJ D.
Marria Med,rR, Ecspeu,s and Medical Jurisprudence
I. 2. G RVIN. N L.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Infants, A. EVB
ND.
ND.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALE& MEANS, " D.
DeUoustrHt1T of Aualomy, EOBT. CAMPBELL MD.
Assistant DemOHaustoT Of Anatomy, S. B. SIMMONS
M.
ntca Lectures will be delivered in the City HOspNS
and n ID Jackson Street Hospital.
Fee Tor whole Course, SIt5.
Hstrculbtion Ticket 80 BE- taken Oncel IS.
For further particulars apply of The Facul
ty,Ortu seTd % I.P. .GARVIN, Dean
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS

DATENTE9 improvement in tn manufacture Of Yarns
emllO ing 10 SPA tho crop but abou' One-fourh IN,
number required 70 mise il, this nHmb consisting
children OF sz ears Of age above and Womn unfit fo'
pOwing PFC ing cotton.
am nov prepared to furnish Planters wi this MN
COMBINATION Of Ma HlNERY, inelus OF the STEAM
ENGINb II neCessaTy-nHmely IRE GIN with Lap append
age machine and the SeqUent chimes Of The Spin
ming Bhd TO have ali ged in the Sp ming 10
the Ptnta ion, complete, with great dispatch Also
peient Spinuers.
OHehat o the po-tions of the Income the ry Hs
year. " % MORE for the whole machnerT inclU
siy O re Sesm Engine and sp nneTs' Wages
y mprOv meut, lite results TO the Planter, is Luva
lent his naviE pIrclEs"d OF Plantation, Negroes
&C. more psO ha tbOs he work and while his
Spinning nterrtt will prove his iveTson, It will be eVemP
fo The cares s1d FnKetes inherent TO planting, gahe nG
Hud BE- ling crop.
NY TeRMs-Machlnery is ARTICLE but for good
ceUta cangrsns reasOnab facilities ard for the EGH1
the PkTENT ouh 90 be paid to each OF IN
five years the The yarns bring gnned cotton
with CT usuTing the pay shOud the plaDtaOi
cha &c pro rstoTs
Propositions Pif ntaTs Re made and 10 kroN
% The Machinery in their part Ulsr case they
omit 10 state what has been the Der Of pounds Of the
tTop7or how many pounds Of day thew must spin
apR-W GEO HBN Y, Mobile, Ala
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TraiDS from Pittsburgh TO
PhiIassz lphia-
TRAINS leave PittsbuTght4 OlioWs; Mail A. M East
i Line p NJ EIG Mail $40 P. N.
The Express Mail runs Daj the ether Two sundays
from
81. Leuis, Mo, Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Cairo Rock Island and Chcago, liLOis Lexington and
Louiaville, KY.; Terre Hsute, Indianapolis and La
hyeue, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesVIlle, Crestline,
MassiOu and Wooster. Ohio. Also
Kansas. Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND all POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARB AS Low AS BY ANY 9TH BR ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon this being the
shortest and most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and all
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
Sug.2I Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad, Phila
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AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD,


ARRIVAL AND DBFARTUFE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Departures.
I FAVE Nashville every Morning at,.,,..7 IS O'Clock.
l. Fv.ylnr ~ M q
" Chattanooga Morning at,.6 90
Eveninr Al q %
Arrivals.
Arrives At Chattanooga every 30 O'Clock.
Nashville Evening at..,,.,.49O
" Morning AT. t....,.9 as
Tho Day Trains meet in Tu ah and both connect with
f Train for Manchester and McMinnvie Passepgers for
Springs and Other points near VcNnpve
Railroad should the day Train, the connection by il
al TullahOna is direct, H. l. ANDERSON,
mars5-dtE superintendent
MULES, MULES.
I,oR ss'e one OF the largest and finest teams murs
he state Also an excellent match Of family carriage
horses and an able work horse. few thorough bred colts
and dies of most approved Oreed. Also few heiieT
Ou,,s 1l .,stsd W. O'S' nii-A W. G. HARDING
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
LOT on Whites Greek Pike, in Edgefsid, containing
n fesI front running back 2SS feet with good BTcA
Store house, occupied by 4. H. Jones. -
ALSO lots containing each from 80 20 acres ot Land
one miles from Nashville Dickson pike Two Il mem
are improved and pant Of them well umeeTea' eieS'
bargain will be given in any Of the above pToPeTiy
J. l.. d r. w BROWN
spIo- No. AK Cherry, street.
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we pay the heaest market price for uurrars Al our1i.
w hes on Union street, Campbsllas NeW Ruliiin-
nayt7-dG A. WHFLESs = CO.
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FIFFY NRGROtS FOR SALE
THHE most II them Young and hkslys at H. Il. Haynes
i Co.'S, No. - cedsT Street. [Eug. IL.
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Pianos Pianos,

IAIEhnve received Fourteen more rev Pi-
w ano-FOrtss from these unrivaled ma -t
ksTs Lignt Newton Bradbury and Haines Z J u q
5ros Whish makes stock very large ana desrsabje
We would be pleased TO have these instruments eHmlned
nv all whether they desire purchase or pot Evrv P
sold BY shall be warranted 10 give Satisfaction in
sV- p respect fPhio " q FkEtMaN