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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-27
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

At a meeting of the ErOsophian Literary Society
of the University of Nashville on information being
received of the sudden and much lamented death
of one of its Jealous and most esteemed members
Mr.. JAMES HARRIS, of Alabama, committee was
appointed to draft suitable resolutions in respect ia
his memory. In obedience to the call, the follow
ing resolutions were proposed and endorsed
RESOLVED, That, whereas, Almighty God, in his
dispensation, has seen fit to remove from among US
in the midst of youth and dawn of prosperity this
ingenious young man, we cannot refrain from ex-
pressing sentiment of grief and sorrow at the loss
of one who was at all times an ardent and devoted
member to the interests of this association aud an
ornament to the institution of which he was a stu.
dent. Hewn down like bud in the aowery vale
and snatched from the of college life he was
an exemplifcation of another one of those few who
possessed untarnished virtues and left an unblem
ished name. Although we cOnnot conceive of the
intense anguish that may aflict his bereaved pa
rents, yet we trust that it will avail something in
alleyiating their to know that he has left
behind host of College comrades to mourn his
loss
ResOIred That we wear the usual badge of mourn
ing until the expiration of thirty days.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be
communicated to the parents of the deceased and
that the editors of the UNION AND AMERICAN be re-
quested to copy the same.
HP McNEELY,
B. F. HOLLINGSWORTH.
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THE STATE LEGIsLATURE.

The Senate is composed of 25 members, the eldest
Of whom is AZ years of age; the youngest 80,
Speaker BURoK.) Born in Tennessee 20; in North
Carolina in New Hampshire /; Virginia 2; GeOr
gia l. Married 10; single 2; widOwers 2. Farm
ers 9 Lawyers Il; Farmer and Lawyer 81 Mer-
chant 1 Physician 1.
There are IS members in the House of Rep
resentatives, AZ Democrats and SO Know Nothings
Lawyers %; Farmers %; Physicians 4; Mer-
chants 8; Lawyer and Farmer 2; Merchant and
Farmer / Tanner and HARNESS marker /; Mer-
chant Tailor l Tailor l Brick Layer Il Surgeon
Dentist Farmer and School Teacher1. Tn eldest
is SO years of age; the youngest %. Born in Ten
nessee 54 in North Cardinals South Carolina 2;
Alabama l Illinois l; Pennsylvania p Kentucky
8; Virginia 4; Georgia l Ireland 1. Married As
single "a; widowers 3.
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Nays--Bullen, Davis, Goodner, Goodpasture,
Harris, Jones, Menees, McDougal, Tsavis--9.
The bill TO change the line between the counties
Of Campbell ndscOtt passed second reading.
The bill repeating the act creating the Office Of
county Judge passed OF third reading.
Ayes-Bratcher, Brown, Bullen, Davis Denton,
Gof, Goodner, Goodpasture, Harris, Heiskell, Bill.
Jones, Menees, McConnico, Reid, Travis Walker,
Welcher, Hhitthoone, Wright, Speaker Bureh-2l.
Nays-Munday, McDougal, Roach, Ross-4.
Ordered TO be transmitted to the House.
The bill to repeal the 1, and Secs Of an act to
establish system Of Patrols passed Feb &c 1856,
was passed on Sd reading. Ayes 19; Noes-6.
The bill to amend an act regulating the fees Of
county officers was amended and passed on second
reading.
The bill to allow constables levy fee coming up,
Mr. BULLEN offered as an amendment s'that sher-
ifs be only allowed fifty cents for levying attach
ments issued by Justices ofthe Peace" which was
rejected.
Mr. G00DNER offered as amendment, 'that con-
stables be allowed by law for the same service,
which was adopted.
The bill then passed on its third reading Ayes Is;
NaysT.
On motion the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
10 o'clock.
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An END TO THE SToRM.-The end is not yet-but
the newspapers in various parts of the country are
beginning ia predict recovery from present fnan-
cial embarrasments. The Washington Union says:
GAS we have already said the storm must have its
course. More banks will suspend, and more mer-
chants and traders viii have 10 fail for the want of
accommodations from the now broken or crippled in
situtiOns which first tempted them into fatally ex-
pansive operations. In few months-may be a
few weeks-ihe times will become easier, confidence
viii revive, credit strengthen, rckety banks set in
motion again by legislative indulgence, the syren
songs of the stock spectators and the land specua-
heard in the mars of the East and the
cabin-taverns of the far West, and we fear the bit
ter lessons of the present trying moment forgotten
or if remembered, not generally Needed
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From the National InteEHgencsr.
A LETTER FROM HON. JAS C. JONES.

-+--'-'1
A friend has forwarded to me the enclosed para
graph, taken from the Republic, paper published
in your city, credited to the american:
"Ex-Gov. JAMES c. JONES, OF TENNEssEE.-The
American Of this city states that ex-Gov. JONES' OF
Tennessee while in the Senate, application for
admission into a Know-Nothing lodge in Washing
ton and was rejected. He is now Democratic
candidate for reelection to the Senate"
1 have not been in the habit of replying to the
many misrepre entatiOns that have from time to
time appeared in the newspapers against me, and
should not depart from this rule, but for the fact
thaJ | have no other mode of correcting this mis-
representation. This article is false from beginning
to the end. l never made application to join any
Know Nothing lodge or any lodge of any political
party. On the contrary, when invited and some
times urged by my friends join this party, seadi-
ly, from first TO last, refused to do
This article further assumes that a Demo-
cratic candidate for the Senate. This is equally
true. l am not and have not been a candidate for
the Senate, either as a Democrat or otherwise. In
order that the truth may be vindicated, may | ask
you to publish this correction, and Obige your
friend JAMES c. JONES.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate yesterday passed by large majority
vote the third reading of bills repeating the County
Judge law, rspesling the first three sections of thu
patrol system of last session, and bill to allow con
stables levy zee.
In the House quite number of propositions were
introduced, but the day was principally occupies
with the consideration of bills the second reading
several being rejected. Friday the Both wai
agreed upon for the joint convention to elect Regis
iers of the Land offices for the Middle and Mountair
districts The bill to save the expense of re-trans
,ripts in appeals and Writs Of error was passed h
third readiug-yeas p, nays l. The House con
Cured in the Senate resolution for Joint Selee
Committee on the Library: and Mr.. Richardson
submitted resolution to raise Joint Select Com
mittee on Bank Suspensions.
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SENATE.
AInNnAH. Oct. Dc

Mr. DENTON: an additional Rule for the Senate.
Lies over.
The bill for the benefit of Memphis and Ohio
Company was returned by the committee with bill
In lieu which was accepted
Mr. WALKER offered an amendment which was
adopted and the bill passed on the second reading
Aye,-Bratcher Brown, Golf, Heiskel, Hill, Mum
day, McConnieo, Reid, Roach, Ross, Walker, Well
cher, Whitthorne, Wright-15.
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There never was such chance to make
cheap purchases, if anybody had the cash to buy
with" So says an exchange, and ii is certainly
very sage Notwithstanding like that of the
original genius who remarked that 'Proyidenceh ad
very benevoently arranged rivers so that they now
ed close beside lasgetowns 1t is just possible that
if "anbody had the cash to buy with" the 'ches.
purchases would not find such an opportunity. But
there is nothing like financial crisis-e'cePt PO-
litical one-to develope profound wisdom.
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reg correspondent of the New York Times states
that Mr. Champion, ex-Minister to this government
has been guilty gross rudeness to Mr.. Dallas, the
American Minister at London. He has avoided him
in the most marked manner and on occasion see.
ing him approaching in street, turned down OBJ
scure alley to avoid encountering him. All this j,
met by the most courteous and gentlemanly demea-
nor on the part of Mr.. Dallas.
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NEW FASHIONABLE GOODS


THB subscribers have just received BY direct Importation
from Europe elected from the best ses in NI
York and pha, the aTges assortment H0u fuE
shnz Goods opened in this city We call the atten
ton Of housek and shall feel gTe4t pleasure show
ing Goods 70 all visitors
Aiarge supply r TEA TRAYS and WAITERS
single or setts Of all sizes, very cheap.
COFFEE URNS. Soup fertens, Covered Dishes Ovstay
Dishes fee and Tea Pots, Plum shed Block Tin and
Brettania
PLATE WAR mERS, Chamber Sets Bread and Cake
Boxes Tea and COnee Csnisers and all tieles made m
Japanned Ware ia the STYLE
SAUSAGE CUTFEkS. and Suffers at red mead n,icea
Kqe Boxes and IA kets Market Clothes asket Kew
and Work Baskets, and al Other articles Willow Ware
CAST STEEL; Iron and Brass FIRE LIONS Pine Iron
stands Bronzed and steel marble Bases
CASTERS, Cut and Stamped Glass Plated Brittana; Of
all qualities r ated Spoons, FOrEs Cuos /, c &C,
BED COR DIS, sifers, Clothes Pins &c &c. with up
in Housekeeping.
GRAIES-We have the largest supply Of Parior and
Chamber Gr-es selected in New York, Cincinnati and
Pltss1rt n, w5lch we VII sell reduced prices.
OCh y OCh OF Heating and Cooking stoSesis com
Ple sllleI Tor oel Wood; Our Wrought Iron oye,
THE TENNESNEEAN still nsintains the pre.emi-
eence, and is sold as rapidly can make The
oct25 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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B65- The latest advices from Charles Sumner are
dated at Hedelburg, Sept. II. He hasn't got well
yet, but he has "seen much and gained flesh con-
stantly" He sees American politics in distant
perspective" and he begs his friends to be assured
that he will come home "not only with renewed
strength, but with renewed determination to give
himself to our great cause"
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Gov. ANDEEW JOHNSON, THE NEW SENATOR FROM
TENNEssEE.-The recent election Of the sterling
Democrat, Gov Johnson to fill the place long occu-
pied by one Of the ablest Wings in the country, is
an event bright as the beams of the sun in its
features and effects, doing honor TO the energy,
ability and integrity of the man, securing the in
aence of this chiyarous State for the welfare Of the
whole country and teaching in all things, a lesson
to the young men Of the land. however poor and
obscure the good fruits of which will be gathered by
future generations
of al. the men in the history of our country who
have risen from almost oppressive obscurity to
prIncely and merited emiuence, Governor johnson
seems to be one Of the most remarkable. There is
| out one opinion about the eminent ability with
which he will discharge the duties of his new sta
uoh; Tor aside from the laures won at home he has
already served term in the House of Representa-
tves and there won the favor which has lust now
eliminated IN the new honor. Yet SO low on the
ladder OF learning did his manhood commence that
1t is SAID his We taught hl his letters after their
| marriage; ana while prosecuting his calling as a
Journeyman tailor, 10 support his family. he &C.
quired the simplest rudiments Of education'
This was the Democratic element-indpstrv and
honest decision Of character-working AT the forn-
dation of popular sovereignty.
Truly, "Where there is a will there is a wav.p
though it takes giant mind and lion heart TO win
the victory over Ignorance and want All honor TO
the new Senator from Tennessee; and let our young
men remember another hOmely adage, ''What man
has done, man may do."-N T. DAILY NeCs.
BeAg It is reported that the new Iowa Legislotu e
is Democratic, thus securing Democratic u States
Senator in place of Hon. Gro. W. JONES, Dem. },
the present incumbent
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B5F The Baltimore Know Nothing papers have a
report headed "An Unprovoked Murder" gang
of drunken rowdies went to a man's house. He shut
the door on them. They tried to break open the
door. He shot at Them and they left. He came out
with musket, shot at one of them, and killed him
This is what they call ar unprovoked murder Mark
the eoHseT Uatire meaning of terms-BGh Rep
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To BE REMEMBERED.

These worthless slips of paper not money, they
are merely promises to pay money; universal de-
mand for the tulfIlment oil these promises, would
break every OF these institutions in twenty-fOU
hours. These valueless representatives of money,
drive real money out of circulation aud out Of the
country; as paper and silver and gold can no more
exist together, Than light and darkness. Is there
anything commendable and praiseworhy in specu-
Isling without capital in loaning empty credit upon
interest in growing rich by running in debt, that all
our legislators should allther power and iuu-
ence in favor Of paper SYSTEM Isnot real wealth
sufficiently powerful OF itself that they thus bestow
an almost uncomfortable influence upon its fictitious
entatve, by means llegislation.-Da
Book
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$50 Reward,

.yToLEN from lot in Nashville Tennessee, on last
~ night, Dun SORREL MARS MULE, largo and heavy
with sn all white spot side Of the neeG, psod1
BY the collar shOd ali around The shoe on the left hind foot
D0wly tail ed Re end, natural PAGER
The above will given for the mule and arrest Of
the thie twenty d. lars for the return Of the mule.
oct 2S-SWs VANNoY, TURBIVILLB & co.
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HOSPITAL OF THE
State OF Tennessee.
SAM'L, L. WHARTON, M. h.,
Physician in Chief and Superintendent.
G. ;. FAM, n. D.,


Assistant Physician.
Pursuance Of arrangement entered into with the Fac
u OF the Medical Department ofthe Nashville Universe
y under whose control this Institution has passed for mum
Der Of years 10 the undersigned the 10th April OF
intendent.
Until this arrangement shall terminate the Hosptal will
De condu TED hn as an Individual enterprise and in
eordanee with the provisions Of the Act Legislature
which Il was conveyed to The Facuy-he being at all costs
and charges incurred it, management and looking solely
to Ihe tronage Of he Institution for remuneration
The Faculty constu Board consul ing Physicians
and surgeons Free OF Charge, in all treated he
hospital BY the resident hyseian IL which assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangements Of the Hospital charge
the Sisters OF Chs who will also supentend the
non Of Diet tend TO the administration Of elicne
wait upon The sick in person. when agreeable patient
ami not forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPA hTMENT,
distinct section OF the building will be Appropriated To
this class o. patients v no will receive every s
TO their comfort and we'll being Separate rooms will
Il necessary.
FBYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
,v suitable men, ARE ready for the Of
watched over during their confinement.
EYEAND FAR INFIRMARY
Diseases Of the Eye and ar Il be treated the Hospital
lnsconsuliation with the abh s. Surgeons the city.
The Hospital Of the SAFE Tennessee situated near the
franklin Turnpike, about mile from tn Public Square
bly, arranged with to 6e pa
extensive repairs have been made, and Of rooms
handsomely lifted up 50 tn patients may here find
modauons, equal to those first class bOtel About
ten acres Of ground contained within enclosure The
yard in front, hckly with beautifully or
nanen ed with shade trees sbubbery Ofrng does
the eOoness Eerdure and pure air Of country the
pital OF the STATE OF Tennessee is GpOn the whole,
one OF the most Inviting from the heat
tbs city during mmT anywhere found the Viein-
ty OF Nashville. Connecte with the buildings is a bathing
establishments conveniently arranged for the
Of the wa,er 0atl in all its forms.
Distinct Departments Of the bu ldngs assigned TIE
different classes Of patients Diseases OF ayruent and in
IeesioDs character vii mo- be tr9ated at the Hospital.
Patents they desire II, will be received bOardors
merely and may they choose, bring with hem nurses
and sica ana Surgeons. In such nsances
medic mes Will De Furnished and pr scrpOns strictly carried
out.
In calling attention to the Hospital ofthe State the under
sgned takes occasion 10 ha he will devote himself al
most exclusively TO the dis hag OF the duties devOved up
on Dim by the position he upes, and hat be VIII
msef Enormously make the in tuition what should
be,a great Pu5e benefit and the Of wioey extended
relief to human suffering.
oct ll-vly SAN'L. L. WHARTON.
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GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT
A u G. TION = ALE
OF NEW, FRESH, AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

OOSSS
It r. a B u Z &c GU q US,
No. "a t'Iblie Square, NashvilIs, Tenn.
WE will on TUE sDAY, WEDNESDAY a-d THURSDAY
November lOh, llth, and 2th sell Auction On &C
concerned, a grand and magnificent stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY Day GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing Sof, Fur, and Wool IL. sb,e..
nrogans and Boots QUeenswere, Hardware and Cutlery;
100 Ps q Fine Velvet Carpet, all Wool Carpet oEe hall
Prints Of all kinds and qualities;
Bleached Domestcs Of all kinds;
Brown and Bleaehed Cotton Jeans;
Plaid Linseys Of ali kinds;
superfue, Atwood Cassimerss, sdestripe do, Berk-
Twseds, Kentucky Jeans and Casinets all qualities AID
Super Freneh Cassimeres;
Canton Flannel, brown and beaehed;
American and Englis Merinoes
English and American DeLanes; Robes Of all kinds:
All wool DeLarnes. All wool French MerinOes;
TwilIed Persians and Berages, CUburgs, &C.;
White, yellow, and red Flannel assorted;
Mohar and Silk Work Alpaccas;
Back SILK, all widths. Table Cloths;
Towels; Diaper; Buttons; Threads; Wool and Cotton
Hosiery; Gsullies; Gloves; suspeRdeis; Trimmings &c.
WHITE JACOSFTS.
White Jaeonets; Cross Barred Muslin;
Nabsook Musins; Swi.s Muslin,
JaconeI and sWss Edgings and Inserting; Caps, Collars
Sleeves, Cnemiseits, Guns, &c,
WISDOM CURTAIN MUSLINS,
super6ne Moire Antique, Velvet, Checked, Cloth and
MeEino Cloaksand Nantes, sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boys and YOuths's Boots;
Ladies and Misses Kid, Morocco, and Kip Boots;
Calf and Kip Boot;
UnbOunded andL and B Brogans
Mud Bouts
Negro Organs, Carpet Sacks, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Cloth Dress and Ffoek Goats;
Fine Beaver 0ver-e0ats;
Black and FanoE Cashmere, Cassinetand Jeans Pant;
Silk, Satin and Gt rEsn Vests;
large Of BaI Pilot Cloth Over eras; Fine
Marsees and Cbintz Shirts; Fine Linen Bosom ard Cotton
Shirts; Wool net Shirts and Pea Jaeksts Negro Kerssys
of all kinds: Superane d 81 snkes, and good
Negro Blankets, 4 and 20 OsnabuTgs and DOmestes.
HARDWARE AMI QUEENSWARE.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, assoft-d.
CARFEIING.
100 pieces Of Extra SuPerfne Velvet Carpeting; All wool
CaIpeting; One half TOOldoj Hearth Tugs &c
We will sell the Carpets IT, Is DAY MORNING. eOmmenc.
ing al O'clock precisely, tae q st day Of sals-
All Of he Goods in ready for examination
City and country merchants who pay cash ana pay their
nOtes-PLUM-the DAY they due req uesisd At
tend this sale and NONE OTHERS Tb chance
for intend = put the goods through X ght
ing;" they must go, that's all. TKABUK q LOCUS.
Commission Merchants.
TERAs--AH sums under 500, nett cash; all
800 and under $500, sixty days all 90
under 90, ninety days all sums 90, months
time will be given for satisfactory notes payable the Bank
OF Tennessee, al Nashville.
TRABUE & LUCUS,
Oct Us I'd No "a. Publ Square Nashv lie.
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HU. DOUGLAS,
Wholesale Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

BoNNBTs, BOUTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, UMBRELLAS &c
No. 70 Lower Market street,
NASHVILLE, : TENNESSEE.
few steps below the Nashville Inn LOTT
HAVE received and fer for sale nrst assortment
Of FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Preterrng n reduce stock before removing 10 &
Douglas corner building, will submit lower prices ths
q more expensive business location would Justify.
Responsible buyers Of Goods at Wholesale, who would
serve their own interest by nsttung comparison shall
save several per cent they will examine this very extensive
stock. aug 25
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N0fiNe

VT HBREAS have lost mlslad certain Cancelled
w Notes. and for protection parties here
by foreEar all persons from trading Tor any upon
me, kept the FLOWING ~ three payable in
and htee years TO ID. Payne, for the OF S4OU
each bearing dates Move nber 2sIh 1856. these all the
n Otes owe in this world.
oC27 -d6sw3I. T. "A. ATCHISoS.
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IL Mr. yAUGHNS explanation of his bill regula-
praeticein Circuit Courts last Friday, he should
have been reported as saying that his bill proposed
10 restrict the Attorney Generals fees, where they
we're more than that number, to three eases of the
same class of indictments in the Circuit or Crimi-
nal Gourt-not in the Comfy Court, as we errone-
nusIv urinted
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our and extensive Foundry
" on the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufscturin
Company, and are prepared 70 heavy and ghf
wOrk OF any Description az the shortest notice Light Gait
ngs 10 small amounts at moderate city prices heavV Cast
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per contract Al Cneaue
prices with additions Of freight We have also eommsncsd
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, aWmls Flourais Of The most proved
patterns made to order JObbinz rspa ring imsi
az " We are ready 70 make fOr Engines and NILE
ana sha furnish plans 10 enable purchasers put thr
MINIS with little expense Manufacturers and Farmers Wis
nna profitable TO see before going East or West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FOR stationary engines and steamboats, made % order ohe
oea material, complete Firsfr0n Crates standpapa1
ans Valves warranted ny pressure required for
Manufacturing or porpeilAE purposes
BLACKSMIfH SHOP
Any description OF SmthWOrk done In excellent style
none but hTsate Iron sedSaWmil work Sterups, Dogs
Pitman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts and all kind Mil Irons
made 70 order shon notice
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery W
do we'll 70 call az our ONCE or address 5y letter.
JACKER & CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashvills, Tsnn..
uly 25-T Late Nashvills Man. Co.'S shOps.
y halebOnes.
A aAEGS and superior lot '''i gJ i1ia :t ''a
July ao-Im No. "a. northeast corner Of Pan square
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Premium Buggies.

A RARE CHANCE II have on hand a No. /. Prince Al
bert open top Buggy, Manufactured expressly for the
Mechanics Fair, but owing TO circumstances could not b.
rnsbed ia time W be eBtsTed which for splendoT aud
durability be exceled, warrant year Also,
elegont Harness match he above Enquire of J. J..
GoFham at Towns nds' roOm Lower MARI et street.
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For Rent.

TWO dwelling houses, several Offices stores, -
shops and Odging rooms for the next year. lif53
wish finish this business Eoon shall leave NashVe
early dale.
ot27 SAM. P ALLISON.
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RS- NIKE WALsHis a candidate for Clerk of the
House of Representatives