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CABIN PASSA & E FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENT Y-FIVE ID U L A RS.
limited States REaiILIine

CnEGGeA SGaGGCS NEGsEE k1RAAG
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIPS
Through in AS TO So ROurs.
SEIfI- WEEKLY o..
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tons, u. Berry
Commando
Nashville, 1900 tons, T. D. EVAN Commander.
HaTiOn, 1900 tons W. J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeT, 1900 to1s s. c. Turner, Commander
gOutherner, l,0O0 tons, l.. N. hurry, Commander
a. LEAVES Adgers WhsrVes. every WedneB'
.sEs day and Saturday after the arrival OF the
"a cars from the South ana Vest. "at hga
water"
These Steamships were all built expressly for this
Line and for safety comfort and speed unrvalsd on
5he Coast.
Tables suppicdwith every luxury. Attentive and eOur
teous Commanders will insure Travellers by this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
CGbln passage 1900 SAO
Steernge passage, .-..s".......S Sos
For .reght or passage having elegant State Gom Ao'
somnOdRtiOns, apPlytO
HEEkY NISSRO0A, co. Agents,
rrov OF 57-ff Gharlest0n = a.
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Trust Sale
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE !
Pine Iron Works Property for SaleI
LAUREL FURNACE FoR SALEt

DY Virtue Of a0eed Of Trus to me executed BY VIM.
Id utber on the sh day Of June, A. D., 1887, and regis
tered in tne Registers Office OF Dickson county In Book
papes 500 q a. s 6apd7. I will, THURSDAY, 10TH
bay or NOVEMBER 1857 Expose for Sale 70 the highest
bidder m Piuv Furnace in the County Of Dickson the l.
lowing described real an1 personal property, 10 vii:
The premises known the Laurel Furnace IN Dickson
county, Containing four and SIX thousand scres
with an excellent Stock Farm thereon, and Furnace ana
lures thereon Also IL negro slaves of the following names
and ages, wit Charles Books about 7 years Pc
ter, agrd about 34-s good Blacksmith. Lesnder AGED
sbou30 years. 1r rate Wagon Maker Jim Lofess aged
about 4O years. Mark Huddeston, aged about "a Marx
Night aged about 2s. HOoTd aged about p8 John aged
about % Essex aged about 22a good Engneer Saliie
aged shout l6 solomon aged about 49. Mathew, aged
e0out 81 Gus, aged about 25 London; aged ebout 4s
E1mund, aged about 49, Dary aged about So IS Mules
wagons and Gear. IL Oxen Cows. number Of
soeA h0gs All the arts and Slides. About $50
pig metal small quantity Bacon, and all the Farming
lnements, and all the tools and utensils in ssii Furnace
The said property will be sold the following TERMS
10 wits said Laurel Furnace properly, upon credit
and two year, bond and approved security will be required
OF the purchaser and lien retsn"d 20 ne
OF TIE purchase money The slaves will be sold portion
o. them upon credit Of six months, and portion o. them
upon credit Of twelve mou ms. The pershsble property
will be sold cred OF sx months for all
i've dollars. All under five doErs CASH Bond and
security given, and the of The sale evey
complied with, before he property Is removed.
D. R. CRUrCHER,
ocllS-WH
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FaSnIOnaDle Dancing Academy!

MONS J. A. PINGERLY,
DBSPECTFULLY informs his patrons and friends, N
II has returned the CUy. and that he y Ill ~
oreu his Academy his Hall on SATURDAY, OCTO- f7E
BER I7TH 1851, az , clock, p n. S~S@
Davs and Hours Of Tuition Friday at o'clock p. N.
.4Hd Saturdays Of 9 o'clock, A. H., and = w.
Among the Dances lately received from rsris, he
will earh he new aud fssh Onable ANGEh'S q lUAD-
RILI4E, as danced in the principal Eastern Cities
l-{ Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore eKIen
ded 10 him. Mons r respectfully sohc conlin uance
ne sane Octll-u'
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LAND FOk -.

WILL SILL on liberal terms 1900 Of rich level land
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where 3 cross the
ron Union civ snd Trenton, being twelve miles from
Union Civ and eeheen Trenton Inc traet vii aks
Two na seuemeuts cleared Any person wish
ing % 80 IIy isIssus SI9 s@ii 0A - z MOORE
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-THmE THRU 20 bOOhS'
FWNRAINS run through nom Stevenson to Mem a
phis and make close connection with trains N
On Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at steven 80
son Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold FOL
sI2 Time through 25 hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers sboud leave Nashville on the O'Clock, Pm
Train which arrives at Stevenson at l5 A NJ, and con
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except IN chang
NO csrs C, l., ANDERSON,
snrI2 ~ Ticket Agent
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sENEY HART, B.. ". MAoRAE JR. JOHN 8. HAsF
HART, MACRAE d CO.,
WHOLESALE eRoeERs EGoMMIssIoE
hERCHANTs,

Nos z and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
ls5 hhds N. D. Sugar, barrels Jamaica Run,
IS boxes Havana sugar, 800 assorted DemiiOhns.
l23 barrels n. \. Crushed2O0 packages ". X RaisiDS
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
As barrels n. Y POwdered4OO gross Matches,
sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so barrels n. o Loaf Sugar so nests 8 Painted Tuba
200 barrels N. o. MOlasses, so boxes Stone Pipes,
(Rew crop) so boxes Tennessee Axes,
S5t bags Selected BaltiL4ora (superIOr Quality,)
Coffee, 500 kegs White Lead,
500 bags N. o. Rio Coffee 1000 Kegs Nails (AssOrted
SO bags lagura Coffee, SiZes,)
25 bags Old Government5O0 gross Blseking,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
70 bags spioe, 10 cases iCarOlins Rice,
100 casks super Carbonate so dOz Zine Wash Boards
Soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
40 half che Imperial 4 ping Paper,
Black Tea, 500 N. q u. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. To-l00 bags Shot
bseco, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment of om.iOO barrels Clover Seed
mon and fine Cigars so barrels Butter aud Sod
80 boxes Garretts Scotch Crackers.
snuff, $50 bbls Rectiaed Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, rs barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
50 boxes Pearl Starch 25 barrels Monongahela and
25 cases Sardnss, Old Bye Whiskey,
so Ises Oysters, so barrels Robertson Coun-
so boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whskey.
80 boxes CatsuP and PePl5 barrels Old Lincoln Whis
per Sauce, key,
rs boxes Assd Pie Fruits, 4 or casks Pure French
25 cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes W r. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
80 boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, 5 casks Pure cherry do
800 packages Star Candies, 5 casks Pure Madeira do
so do TalloW do 20 bbls- Native sweet Go
25 bags Timothy Seed, 50 bbls. American Brandy
500 boxes ess 4. Glass Ware 10 Bbls- Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sXlO and IOXl2 IG bbls. Peach Brandy.
jan HART. MACRAE co.
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McCrea & Terrass,
C r o C E r S ,


Liquors, Iron, Nails, and Castings,
Corner Of Broad and College streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN
WYE HAVE nov in store the foIioEing goods nat we
~ win sell low for cash or 10 puneua dealers short
time, tO-wit
so hhds o Sugar; 5000 Perekssion caps;
$50 bags eo6ee5 go bags assorted SbOS
25 bbls crushed sugsE 25U0 lbs Bar Lead;-
90 do powdered 90 IS CASKS Eng soda;
90 half bbs MoasseE. 20 bbis son snelled Aimons;
25 do and bbls Syrup 10 do Peeans and Filberts;
LOUSY LOO boxes Imperial and Gun
90 cases asserted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters sases Indigo;
Is boxes S.Areh, / cask Nader;
100 DO and star candles; 100 gross PiPi' 5;
us do TaliOW candles; IS 60 Mac abOy Snud;
IS do snua; bbls Eperson salt;
10 bbls AlmOnsi is bags GiBg9r5
IS do Birthstone; 10 do Spice.
SO boxes TOoaccO. superene; 20 do Pepper
10000 eiesrs, various brands: 30 bbls Copp-ras;
a IRON, NAILS, AND CASTiNGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; War9OO setsIrOn axes X to3
1000 Kegs Nails, assorted 3 TO 40 boxes Axes;
40; 5000 lbs steel;
50 assorted castings; 400 do cast and blister steel;
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio Hp'pes Cognae Brando;
whisky; 20 casks pure Malaga wine;
IS bbls Amer Brandy: - casks Port do
50 do old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Brandy;
Is dol smith rec Wh'ky. do pure Peach do
25 do Amer Gin; 20 cases Sohiedam Schnapps;
50 dc native sweet Malaga 1O0 bbls Walkers and Kay &
puneheon pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE.
200 boxes sxlO and lOx2 30 boxes gal and gal bots
Glass; 20 do qHan bot1s black;
IS boxes 3xl4, 14xl6, l6xls 40 do s. and 10 the gal
and l6X20; 100 do assn Tunblers;
$50 gross pint pint Flasks 300 do and gal demJ
90 do quart do 10 do dleanterssi
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above will sell low cash. the OF
Broad and College streets. lJuy McCREA & TKkRASS,
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RargainS EXTRAORDINARY in Real Estate!
CHARLES ROB LRTS0N'S
andy Mandatory and Bakery

leave to return his sincere thanks TO the public, for
d me liberal patronage he has reeeIVed since be opened
tbe tove premises and paying strict attention business
h. homes 70 be continued with further GvOrs.
PSI 10 my Confectionery have added Bakery, where
viii keep always 9and large sapply of Bread, Cakes,
Crackers c., well large supply of Confectionery
Ents Cigars Pickles, Symps &c, besides keep as large
Of American English, French and German Toys
and Fancy articles generally which will be sold cheap to su
The country Trade. CHAS. ROBERTSON,
iunel9-n No. II Market street.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
WALNUT GROVE IEFFt RsnN ISrRrEr

~ AMUEL HASLAM having made Important additions
y 20 his machinery and greatly increased bis feites
or manufacturing stone Of every descr ptOD, equa IN
olnt Of ksh ind durability to any iu tbs city and
low prices and giving his personal attention to the
et1g OF The work. he feels confident that be can give
satisfaction 70 all who may favor him with Their ORDERS
such Setting Front Houses 10 sill Fencing
70 STEPS String COrBlcs large LannDR to saw Flag
glng 10 Bush Hammered FaggiDg b CdToiag 10 CuP9g
" chimney Tepand ali the branches OF etonsC uns 1s
cash.
aug 22-lv. WIN. HASLAM Superintendent.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
@. ID. benson & Bro,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
IN PIANO FORTES,
G. A. Pdnce,s Meodeons Buffalo, n " CBurck and Pa lor
Organs Guitars. Vions ViOlincellos, Accordeons Flutes
Fagoes Flies Drums, Tambournes and every thing
in the mu cH merchants line age select cata OF new
Sheet Music Music Books aud Instructors Of all KINDS
Orders IRON the country will meet with prompt attention.
Pianos tuned Accoreons and ali other instruments repair
ed No 20 Union Street, door from College. Sept .
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Railroads! Railroads |!
Pennsylvania RAILkOAD.


=
TUE GrestOentral Route, connecting the Atanticeihes
WithWesern, Northwestern, and Southwestern Statek,
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pts5urg with daily line Of Steamers % sllports on
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and saduskv with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and reliGble rsNte By which
fREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the GreaG West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRSP CLASS.-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods "a, ,oov.
(in boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &e...... '0S per 1--WE
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and stationery
Dry Goods (in bsles,) Hardware, Lea soc per leon
ther, &C.
'HIRD CLASS.-Anvils, ,Bagging, Bacon, lso.-- ,oon
and Pork Cin bulk y Hemp, &c. ...... wv POI AVVN
lRTH CI4ASS.-Cedes, Fish Bacon, ,oo,,
and Pork packed, Lard aud Lard Oil @00 PSI AVVn
Flour-75 cts. per b& untl ErIher notice.
Grsin-S5 cts. per l,ie lbs. astI further aotics
Cotton-s2psr bale. E0tezeaa ling 500 bs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods IRON any point East of Phils.
iephia be particular TO mark package " sG Philadelphia
RGszrold." All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Ptts0urg will be forwarded with
)ut detention.
FEE1aHr AeENTs-Hsrris, Wormley Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. f. Sass Co., St Louis; j. S: Mitchell
SON. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Ball and NurdOck and
Carter Jevett Louisville, KY; & G. Aeldrum, Madison
indiana; Sprigman Brown and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
n. W. Graham Co.. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co., No
YORK; No William street, and Nos Batter6 Place, New
YORK; Z. j. Sneeder, Phiisdeplia Magraw Koons, Bs
imore; Geo. c. FrGncsous, Pittsburg.
g. Il. HOUSTON, Gsnsrgt kFsi9bt AgeAt, PA5t1.
q. J. LOMBAERT, Sap Altoona, Pa.
NAV Sly
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1852

IA n
adeIPhia 10 Nashville, in connection
wit New York and PhiladsIPhia
o8t ALTERATION from Isl june 10
IsG of December, 1851.
First Class, per 100 iOs.' Sn
fs.;G' $s.:s Es;:.' e., != Il
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, Csrboys Of ACIDS, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, 20
FIRST CLASS.
piano Fottes Books, Stationery, Boots, shoes, Liquors.
Oils &C. in bottles, Campnine and Spirits TerPentns IN
barrels CsEPe'8S Cotton CaTds: Dry Goods il
bves or bales, Urugs Fruits, Fruit Trees and shrub0eTy
n arden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
St' t owners oysters IN cans and jars saddsry,
Tin and Brittania Ware, Teas and Spices
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such specified IN third class Cofee
Mills Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes,
Tobacco in boxes rolls and boxes, Oils in barrels
and casks CrOckery and Queensware IN crates and casks,
bice Whiting Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper,
THIRD GLASS;
Ayes shovels SPADES IOns Zinc and Tin in pigs,
sad Cttnn Cordage CO6ee, Heavy Castings Mill Gearing,
Carisr SpdBgs aud Axes, Railroad Wheels and Axles
SPECIAL RATES.
Rove. Hats Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
,,b ao rated; also, CaTbOys Acids other
E.ais viii be charged at double first class rates
5- Have every package plainly marked with name o.
ss destination and depot of delivery Attention TO
matter prevents delays and Losses, and insures speedy
delivery. OrnuCrEnNS
5s .bDed via Savannah should be consigned TO gent
r entr K1i road Savannah and packages marked care
Agent G. K. n, Savannah, Ga
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned TO the
Ant Of South Caronns haroaa Charleston and pacK
- InaTked care Agent S. G. K. Z Charleston, 5. q.
Thg through above covers ali expenses from New
Work 10 Nashville. No e0Hms0Hf dTagGge, Or 1oAarfdge
.horg,d either at Charleston er Sa1dHEGh.
shippers may rely uniform rates and prompt delive-
iss IN both lines OvercnaTges and damages by either
line vii Be adjusted By the agents OF The Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
m case OF lost missing goods will take charge Of any
necessary their recovery and il nt opd
will pay for al the expiration Of 80 days aer no
tee Is given AH aJss Of lost goods Or Nashville or sta
tioHs on dshgiHe and Chattanooga Road must be ad
Irsssed to II. ARderSOE, SHB't., NEshbiLIe
Merchants WheR 10 New YORK viii receive every inorma
lion and assistance shipping BY appyis to the gent
Charleston Line, No. l95 Broadwsy and the Savannah
Line, No, l3 Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may2S-0 Gsn'i Agent.
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Valuable Farm fOF safe

WISd to sell the plantation on which now live lying
on CartsEs creek zen miles nor.h o. Coano "a aud
1881 areres; S75 acres Of Uhieh Is in good
stats Of cul1vation
Persons wishing 70 purchase would do well to cal and
examine the property before buying
dec 2sdtE&WH y = PiCKARD
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ERSI EDUCATE YOUR CHIL
DREN AT HOMEg
SOUTHERN CoMHERoLAL COLLEGE

SUUIHERN COMHEHJIAL LULLLGE
NASHVILLE,
FFORDS facilities fOr imparting a thorough, PRACTICAL
u business education to young men, which
passed by those of similar institution The world.
The Of training Is practical and enables
the students 20 directly rom the SchOOrOOm the
Counting house, ,and al the responsible duties
Of the accountant.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
ATithmetic, and PenmanshiP,
are the branches Taught
Department under the superinendance OF gentle
whose alone afford 20 its patrons the highest
guaranty Of success.
For Circular and Catalogue eOnaiRing particular address
WM. FERREL & CO.. Nashville, Tenn
June 9Wtjsnl'55
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Jackson & Adams,
BROAD STREET. WEST OF CHATTANOOGA DEPOT.
LUMRER MERCHANTS.

ND Manufactursrsof Sash, Door Frames, Blinds, Man
"A ties MOuldings, Archaves, Base Boards, Pasters,
Goods Boxes and all kinds Of Wood Work necessary
inside of Frame Brick Houses everF description.
Orders the surrounding eountrv solicited WORK
fully putup to be hauled shippei without injury
SasI Phmed and Glazed n desired.
jan3 57-Wly JACKSON q ADAMS.
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ANDREW WINDS
EA0rOSene dliASs

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No. 13S Nassau Street. aert door to NGssGu BanE
NEW YORK
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Lawrenceburg Bank.

KTR viii ss Yarns, shsetBg and Osn&burzs Bank Of
w Lawreneeourg money, al our regular term prices.
oosI W GORDON & OO
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TraiB~ from Pittsburgh TO
PhiIast IPhia-
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh Onows: Mail A. Nj East
4 Line P. NJ -; EIT Mail $40 P NJ
The Express Mail Daily. the ether Two Sundays ex
cepted; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all Trains
from
ST. Leus, No, Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa;
CAIRO Rock Island and Chicago, liLOis Lexington and
Louisville, Ky- TeFre Haute, indianapolis and La
fayete, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZInesVIe, Crestline,
MassilOn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kansas. Nebraska and MinnesOta,
AND ALI POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE as LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers from West rely upon this being the
shortest and most eXpeditious route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and all
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
RuzQI PASSENGER Lines, Penna. Railroad. Phila-
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
OV and amer Wednesday, April Ist, l15, raj vii hun
~ as follows:
Going south
Tasvs y,,h,y1o q, 3 X A M 8 80, P. NJ.
Arrive sI Thompson'ss 10, A Nj. w. r ~
T.sve Tbo,,r,o,,. a. . a0 Z NJ IS, PM.
Arrive al Nashville 10 is, A. N. 10, r M n,
Passengers from Nashville by the morning IRAN VIII
Breakfast Franklin
Stages connect with the Trains at 1hompsonp
Through Tickets TO Memphis WaynesbOro JacEsOhI rus
enmba, Florence, Columbia and tulask can be procured
atthe General stage Office under the Verandah Hotel Nash
VILE. lSep 6-dtLl W. ON. PERKINS, Supt.
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MILEN, MULES.

oR ae one Of the largest and finest teams mules IN
+ be Stots Also an excellent match Of family carriage
bs sC an abls work horse. few thorough bred colts
Dd allies of most approved breed Also few hefers
bulls OF the best milE stock ~ r. u,y,,,-r
vpfF
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Departures.
BAVB Nashville every Morning at........7 IS o'clock
l. " " - Evening at........5 90 :"
" Chattanooga Morning st......,.6 30
- Evening Rt.....u.92 25
Arrivals.
Arrives at Chattanooga every Evening 90 O'Clock
4" Morning at... $50 4"
Nashville Evening atSQO
Morning at ...,...9 As "
The Nav Trains IN Tu ah and both connect with
me Train for Manchester and McMnnvine Passengers for
Bersreba Springs and other points near McMnnye
Railroad should take the day Train as the connection by it
At Tullahoma is direct. H. l. ANDERSON,
marQ5-dtf Superintendent.
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GREAT RARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
, IoTo, whites Greek Pike fn Edgehed, containing
"A 81 feet 'front.' running back 2s feet win go"u hfcA
Store house. occupied by K. n. Jones. - ,o-.r1 -
Also H lois containing each Sto 20 acres oil land'
miles from Nashville, Dickson PIKE Two q tnen mem
improved and a part Of them well umoereo. eieS'
bargain will be Given In any Of the above prOperty
J. L. d r. w BROWN,
spq- No. AK Cherry, street.
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Take Notice.

TO the Creditors Of James Yeae deed late Of the Coun
Of Dickson. tennessee Be IL known that the lst
day October 1857, suggest the tnsoveBcy said
tale, and do hereby notify all persons wing claims against
file tn with the Clerk the County COurtOf
said County and state. legally authenticated before the
4h day of FEBRUARY 1855 for their pro otsubutve hare
Of said estate. Oct IS, 1857. NM. JOHNSON, Admir-,
2I-w3.-prs fee Of lanes Yeatss deed.
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HAVE closed up my Stable Market street, not for he
purpose Of going 70 Texas bat 70 attend 70 ny new sA
BILE, OF Church and Front Streets where have re-
moved Stock and will be pleased to the pHOa-
Of old customers and the riding public ggnersiy
juyl G. W. SUMNER.
r 81 wish TO hire good Carriage driver. For good
good Pics will be advanced monthly or one OF Two
G
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30 III. CURKEY,
Funeral Undertaken.
Wanted.

VTTB win pay the highest market price in Cash for any
w amount OF good merchantabe WHEAT and BACON
delivered at our Ware rooms.
Fl. B. MORRIS & co.
July I7-tf Nos. I3 and 10 Market st.