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Harvey - RTaehviIIe,

TF'HE eminent HARVEY 50 wall known 70 every rsn-
4 uemsu in Philadelphia as The most successful Gutter
Of garments, Is now Of cur esabisnmgn No. IS Cedar
street, and Is prepared to take measures End - exhibit a.
Inc assortment OF Cloths Cassusrs and VsstnEs 90
were ever displayed In NsshFi5 Our sock Of Ready
Made Clothing, both gentlemen and youths is now f1
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under nat head.
ociI4-u CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
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DLsINsDLi II PROPERTY FOR
SALE


DRlCh 'G-lHE 3. No. 100 Cedar street LoirOus
- q yt uu ged street. and extends back 2el feet to
so tee street. Of Ealion.
Brick housc. Of Ilyuss ard knowles streets,
West Nashville in fronts IN iest Knowles streets,
and extends back ihs us u ynes street. 1872 feet to
q % feet al,eg.
frame Residence. No. 40 South Summer street. Lot
fronts - tee or ouUntr street and extends back 10 feet
or more TO Is feet alley.
Brick Residence, 70. IS North Summer street
Two beautiful Cottage Residences IN Evings addition
each lot fronting IS feet hwug Avenue and extending
back $50 feet 10 feet alley. Price and terms Of pay.
meut extTemy liberal
Brick Residence with eight Rooms, Porches, &c, with
Crane ArbOr Carriage House, Stables and Cistern cor
ner of Washington and Pearl Streets South Nashville Lot
fronts los feet on Pearl street and extends back on
the line Of Washington street. to y feet alley.
Double Frame House Gruudy street, West Nashville
Lot fronts 50 feet on GTundy street.
Persons wishing to procure homey or capitalists de-
string al opportunity for profitable investments are
invited IN call ct the office Of the undersigned and learn
full particulars relating the above list Of property
A. B. SHANKLAND,
auR2-tf Office No. rs Cherry street,
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1856. UNOIN LINE or 1857.
NASHVILLE d NEW ORLEANS PACKETS.
- 80 - go
JAMES JOHNSON CAPT. JEsaR Johnson.
HCABOLDL '.''''' '''''''''' nA, sTRoNe.
60 THOs. BELLaNTDRR,
THE above will regularly in the New Or.
leans and Nashville trade. One Of them being in each
port every day during the boating These Boats
all owned Nashville and built especially for this trade.
Capt B. Duaeld will their Agent in New Orleans and
will attend any business connected with the line.
pectuy solicit the patron the Mercantile and Travel
IHg community, well satisfied that the Ohcsrs and Agents
will spare exeTioBs to desire their fayOrs.
A. HAMILTON.
Agent, Nashville.
B. DUFIELD,
oct2S-tf P. Agent. New Orleans.
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'd. w. RUSSELL.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter LoriIIard,
MANUFACTURER's AGENT


NO. AZ CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK,
CUCCESSOR ofPNTER & GEORGE LoRILLARD, offers for
Ssale all kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS in general
use For particulars PRICE CURRENT csu be obtained BY
addressing as above. This Establishment is ems Of tue
oldest Of the kind in the United States.
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN 81 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES KALI sTlEAEERs.

PTNHR ships comprising this line are WASH -
a INGTON. Capt. E. CaVendyj HER -
MANN, Capt. Edward higgins. These sten-
meFSHop a. Southampton, both going, returning.
PRoP0aED DATKs % aAIBIHe-ls56
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AMI



THE new light dTaught steamer -
.Ia&-aI4 GEN. PIKE, WM. FULLER, Master sUa$tIA
- being expressly built for this trade
the modern Improvements, with the light draught
substaunch and steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing between. ne above pOrsOne Of the boats
being port every week These boats being in command
Of old ana experience cOmmandauts, and with superior
facilities for Messengers and relghts sOCs share OF pub
lie par0nsgs. For passage freight apply board,
H. H. GARRISON. Agent,
Oct2B-Gm street.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For January, 1857.

II. FRANCE d CO., Managers.
Drawings conducted under the Supsrintsndenoe Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
PRIZES PAID As SOON AS DRAWN,
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY on TIE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
EXTRA CLASS !,
To be drawn SATURDAY January Blst in BaltimoTe Nd
10000 Tickets LOCO Prizesl
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn By some
one, as all the Prizes are drawn cut Of the Wheel
~ 7. d. HUSBAND Co, are authorized BY the Man.
agar 10 fl all ornera
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TuURSTON & BERNARD,
No. I6 Public Square,
Mt Il-- .. T-TL,v,v. =

VETE nov have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English MerinOs, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLaines Bombazines Cashmeras Man
chester Desiues; Plaid Red Yellow and White FsnneIf
oil qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods OF oil kinds 20 which invite he attep
ton Of all CASH buyers As We can give good bargains.
sant2S-tf
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ingt0n be procured, TO which point well as to
Baltimore is the shortest most direct and in every re-
spect the reliable route 1t is the only By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York enabled
70 reach the cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York at the cost Of Ticket to New York only thus en-
aiding Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor
% visit fur Of the principal cities in the Union for
les C, 81 than eau be Afforded bY any other route
And the only route By which Through Tickets can
be had to edmond Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
lanta Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford SPRING.
Passengers from hAsHvLLs take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river
TO LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
N all steamers Cincinnati with the Jacksonville
RairUSd 10 indianapolis, Ind make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio With the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City Baltimore, Phis.
delpha and New u Tk.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phis transferred ~ Cairo ~ the Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrs
Haue Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus 10 A. NJ, $50 r n. and
u p. n.
" Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
the g route At riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
Cities at the charged By other routes TO A0
York 0aly it is also the shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points IN the East The distance from
Columbus Baltimore is only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter h New York. than BY any other route. There
are less changes CT cars By this route and consequently
less detention, than b. any oiher.
~ The road ballastsd with broken stone and Is
entirely free from uust.
For urlherintOInasioH please apply D. G. RUMsBY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office of
the u. Mail steamers, at the Jacksonville Railroad
Office, MaID street Wh. >. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation b. D. r. B.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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:. !. = : = J. =, IL, Il. - J. !,

A LIKELY negro woman "a years old and likely boys g
"A months, and years old for sale. will sell only
person who will give them good home 10 Nashville
vicinity. Gas stock good Building Lot IN Edge
field West Nashville will be part payment. Ad-
dress Box 2O5, Nashville, r. o. GaulO-'57- dot.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS For

WE Offer for sale magnificent Building Lot fronting 100
w feet Broad street, West Nashville, price which
will believe, enable the purchaser make - 10 50
per cent. per aDuum for several years.
J. I. < r. ". BROWN,
IaulO-'57-dlOt. AN Cherry street.
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STEWART & OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware;
no. IA, MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

driven by fire, prepared to attend to all our
old Gust and many Will BYOr with
call Our house has been rebuilt upon improved plan,
ndOrding extended facilities. Our
WORKSHOP
cHpacOus and extensive and adequate 10 every emer
gency. Our
STORE ROOMS
large and especially adapted to purpose We have
aud constantly receiving ample suppiesO Of
STOW IS, WARES AND CRATES,
Plain and Enameled NARBLETZED lRoN NANTES and CAR
STATUES and in Short everything usually kept In Him
lar establishment
our assortment Of Stoves challenges ompetion eompr
sing every sty le and variety. We have the
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVE,
Among Ohers--an article which is in great demand.
We manufacture for the trade and for RETAIL and 10 order
all kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware aud keep constantly
hand large ASSORTMENT.
We uvhs the teHtOn of alto establishment, pledg
ng ourselves 70 give entire satisfaction.
STEWART & OWEN,
iBn2, Sly No. Il, Marx ct stree
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VI. G. BRUCE,


HAS just returned from Ia East with the largest Stock Of
II consigned Goods be sold Wholesale and Retail,
ever offered In the Western country, 70 wiz:
STATIONERY.
1000 Reans Of Letter Paper 1901 self sealing Envelopes
1900 e nois paper, GiIrlOCO " Fancy; cords
5000 Lo' Com'e Paper Sind i,'-A -'o'' '-'''1'
500 Bin Cap 1000 gross and Pea-3I,;
1900 Fools Cap, 70UO g 60 Steel Pencils.
$50 " - Fancy Note,
2OOO sets Lnvss and Forks 1900 Hammers and Hachss;
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine silver
500 pair scissors Spoons;
1850 Rs1orI; X cords fdOubls barre, Guns
FANCY GOODS.
SO dos COlogues Hose.
81 " Hair Oh; 250OPort Mousies
326 Fancy WOrk Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdks
500 Ladies' Companions; US " SILK do
10; 50 Gentlemen dns
1000 pair Buck skin Cloves MernO Undsrshirls;
$50 dog gents white and fancy
BOOKS.
IS 900 vol Standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JRwELRY
Is Magic case Cold Watches; $50 do Guild Neck Chains;
80 english gold patent levers 80 6ens Fob and Vest do
manufactured BY Joseph s25 do Gold seals O8d Keys
Johnson, IS Cn' street, On, win LoSk,ti
zee Silver Lever Watches $50 do Fl0reutine, dos
$50 Open Face Silver do 300 pair Plain Gold bar Rings
rs Composition 50; 5000 Ladies PLAIN Gold Breast
WsSehss; 1000 Gents and Lzdiss' Gold
80 do Chatngs Pencils.
$1,000 worth Of Gold Finger
Rings r..
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assGrleii
1900 Gold
And all other articles usually found IN JeWslry Establish
mens Merchants, Pedders and the ezeas generally
invited 10 cali soon and make srcctou all
long different have numerous oher articles TOO
tedious mention in short have anything That Lady or
Auconesr for CoDsgnees No Il Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee lnoyt-nmdGW
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DR.. RUFUS III. JOHN SON
OCULIST AND AURIST,

Of MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
WILL visit Nashville and be found CITY Hotel,
w Monday the 10Th inst, remain few days, give
attention all diseases Of the Eve and OpeTaons-be
adaptation Of ARTIFICIAL EYES, &c, &c lis Ear Lamp
curious instrument for detecting The of diseases
Ear by throwing stream Of light far into the Ear
as the Drum TympaHum Membrane enables him deter
mine the kind Of dis existing and successfully
Hs Artificial Eyesare from hg celebrated Mandatory Of
" of Paris, which took the prize Medal al the
Frr.H'- Exhibition. London.
d. Iu-uu uuugs nnrias and letters o. reference
fou lsi.-us Citizens Of Memphis which he desires
ADJ % r-rI~a. Ed-c2S-T
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


THE new and light diaught steamer fets0s~ y
/ CRESCENT ". HoLNzs Master, .ks5JiEazs'
viii run regularly in the above trade du .
the Cumberland she has excellent accommodations
nd in point Of speed and safety is unsu passed. For
freight or passage apply TO H. Ii. HARRISON,
nc4-aI Agant
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INHALATION IN CONSULTATION.


BRONCHITIS, LARYNCTTIs, and other diseases Of the
d Chest and Throat successfully treated By the IHaALA
TON OF INDICATED VAFORS AID PoWDERS BY Absorption
and Constitutional treatment, praceed at the StuyVs-
SAINT Medical Instituien New York city. Disease Of the
Heart Liver Female Complaints D. speps, vsnsrsal Ass
uOns and Chronic Diseases generally will receive the aen-
ton Of the Physicians 10 whom such may haVs been so
eially entrusted.
The unprecedented success which has attended this me-
hod of treating diseases ofhe Lungs and Throat, has il
duced Us 70 depart from usual course and avail
Of the Press, in order 10 bring knOs ea~ O.
may Be labOTng under predispOed 70 ausouOns
The dawn Of brighter day has length arrived for the
COnsumpuye The doctrine Of the tncuTaby OF Consump
ton has at length passed away We aVsindubiabs proofs
In our possession, that COhSEmPsi0H al s stagss b.
by the transformation Of uherculs chaky
eOneeons in tbs third BY cicarces Of Those we'd
oed 70 he past may assert thai even now Consumption m
ncuab behind the age. To ALL this great truth
Vapo Powder directly into the Lungs must Be much
efecua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
does not exist.
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consumption and Throat
Diseases is that medicine in the form Of vapOr and applied
s thus left free aid In restoring, By administering
healthy, life giving food There hopeless that
within reach Of ALL the Of administering the vapOTB
being simple, that the invalid required leave
much 10 aid the physicians efforts
consists In the administration Of medicines man
hist they conveyed into the lungs form Of
practical destined revOluOnEe the medica
world, and establish the entire durability Of Consumption.
earnestly appeal TO the Of all afflicted
with lung diseases, embrace at The advantage onha
latiOn; and no longer apply medicines the unaffected
stomach claim for Inhalation plzce among the priceless
gifts nature ana hath given Us, days may
long in the land, - AM 81 the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR The CONSULTATIVE.
method not only RATIONAL simple, and efcaci0us.
Such of profession that adopted Iabaann
found ecaciOus in the highest degree srresng tbs pro-
grs,s Of the disease, and working wonders many dsspe
ate cases. IN verify, triumph OiOuT Arb over ts fell de-
GtroyeT Of our species
NOTE.-Phy Wishing make themselves acqusiRted
with this practice, informed that time being
only reply, Ingredients used, 10 such
that contain The fee in ell Pulmonary
tOns, will be SO, receipt Of which, the necessary med-
zines aud will be forwarded. Tue uJheF
cases. will be from s. 10 10.
Applicants will stare age patton, arred sin
gle, how LOB affected, Il any hereditary diseases
the family and symptoms generally. Let the name town,
and STATE be plainly written. Postage for ren
mustbe enclosed. Letters when registered by Postmaster
al our risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
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EAENESS Ntalt l..
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAlE.-
ROAD.
TIE ADAMS EXFKASS Ct.GEASl' have mad Per.
Il rsDg meuts Eith tie above read '0r pliiv *.
press Line, and pr pared receive ard fTHE-d
krsght Pask2ges Be-. b. t-ssc7r ifsIGs o. liu4sSt7
Decatur, Tuscuuhe a.d intern. -'aiDrE ra be a..
c. and n. = u k-iirusis Sa H F4sk ses a. rell.--d
rates
az Messengers Leave NzL- -g tr- o. o'l! 90 -s
~ Frsghts 10 b. f0fT7-r eI b. RI r,sa .. D. cal ed
for without extra ebsFgs b. lULT
aprs hFenL
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New Auction House.

HAVE opened No % Cedar street, opposite the
n Post Office where will sell every evening Advance
made Compliments. Sale positive and without
CeC23-tf| &. FOX
SIXTY.NINE NEGROES FOR SALE.
HAVE large number Of Negroes hand; among them
several No. Carpenters and Blscksmiths, Plough Boys
Fancy Boys and Girls No Seamstress, and especially
would call the attention Of the public TO several extra
Cooks, Washers &c. As there is great scarcity # such
negroes hire for year would advise you call and
buy one, viii sell cheap that you will hardly know the
dec2i-tf REEFS ". PORTER, Per All.
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FARE REDUCED no Sc 80
M Ia N IA "a II
TELEGRAPH,

i now working thrUugh to Augusta Ga, where it con.
meets with other Lines running North, East and South
This Line s good repair through from Nashville to
Augusta md We expect to keep in futurs We shall
eudsavOr TO put aid business for this Line through in
the shortest time possible aud expect to be able to give
general satisfaction
may16-d Q. G, CLUTE Sap
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4VVy PlAs5. ,oOl
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters g 50.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.

1886 prizes amounting s02 600
WhOes $50; Halves go Quarters IS; EightAs g 50.
Certificate Of Package OF &c hOlvss 1885 90
Do. do. 20 Halves 6 ........ ls2 80
Do. do. 25 Quarters ........ IS rs
DO. do. % Eghths ........ sS Il
~ All orders for tickets packages in any Of the
Maryland LOttes will receive prompt attention, and the
drawing mailed 70 ell purchasers Immediately AFTER it is
over. Address T. H. HUBBARD d Co.
No. 80 Fayette St, or Box No. 40,
dec9I Baltimore. Maryland.
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NASHVILLE BELL AID BRAss FOUNDRY,
MOTIFS South Front Street
NASHVILLE, Tenn

a B. COOK, practical Bell ana Brass Founder success
n sor to Weller Cock, is prepared to manufacture
to OF er Bells for Churches, Steamboats, Gud PisntauJ
Also Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, .. q,
Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt WeilJoI,
Mounting, Anti-FrictiOn Metal.
All work made by me with ne2tness anddsl ottLe
bast material az low prices. and warranled -anls-ly
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TTATE Just opened very handsome assortment q
Furnishing Goods, comprising q great variety Of
Cloves Suzpsndsrs, Nee Ties Black and Fancy Stooks
Linen Cambria HaCdksrShiets Lambs Wool ana Cotton
hall Hose, Gents Shawis and Mufiiers &C. &e eli u
which vii be sold az fair prices
ssntI0-u CLIFTON A ARROTT
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Rags IA gs!!

WILL psy ~ cents Cash for good Cotton Linen Rags
delivered my Rag Store the North corner Of The
Square. WooIleR aad SIX Rags not wanted.
dsc25-f ", s. WHITMAN,
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. u - 80 g g

PRODUCE COMMIsION MERCHANTS,
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA
w ILL aeHi the sale Of al kinds Of Tsnnsssea Pro-
w ducs upon Com al sson a. their commodioaa Fire
Proof Store, Broad street, opposite the PanIsa' Hotel.
RFFNEENCEs.
HENRY r. YEArslAE Nashville, Tennessee.
SEYM0Ua. FANyIEG g. Co., do do.
Hon. J. P. KINa Pres't G. r. R. & Rg Co. Augusta Ga.
J. A. AFsLEY, and ". a 5rAREH, a. 40.
fanIB-r5T-IwdG.w4wR
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Nicaragua.

Ii persons cesirOus Of emigrating Nicaragua on
"A Steamship Texas which sails from New Orleans
26lh inst, will address
i. NCRVELL WALKER, Agent.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TERNs-Each emigrant pays bis expenses New Or
leans; passage from New Orleans Nicaragua FREE. Two
hundred anu fy Of land and $50 per month, paid
each grant Each emIZrant required remain In The
country twelve months unless discharged from his
obligations. AMI '5T-d3WC
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Boots! shoes! Trunks /!

LADIES' SHOES.
7 ADIRs' ans French Lasting Heeled Caters;
l." f" - Thick Sole do, tipt and pin;
Z" a Congress do;
" Kid BOOees with and without heels;
" Kid, Fr. Ne. and Goat Wet BoOtees;
" India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs, new art's;
" Kid Slippers Ofevery description
4" Velvet and Lasting slippers
variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slppefs
Missed Thick Sole KID and French Mo. Shanghai or Kos
suth Bootees with general assortment Of M1sses' and
Chdrens French Morocco Goat and Calf cit Bo0ees
GENTLEM EMS GOODS.
GeHtemsR's hns calf aterproOf Boots;
- DOuble Sole do
Dress Boots -
Congress Caters, doubls and
single Sole;
50 Is Wster-pf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large stock Mems, BOys and Youths heavy Calf AID
Kip Work, Of COED material and workmanship.
REGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of NeEro Brogns, for men
and Negro b. t. &c Planters respectfully invited
10 eaii lGG exEmiu,i efOTs purchasing.
IHii% X. VA LtSRES. &C.
args lot Of hne Sole Leather Trunks, Tor Gentlemen;
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot Of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Valises Carpet Bags &c all Of which
are offered low forcash. JOHN RAMAGE,
oct3I No q College street.
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WE offering for SALE most liberal terms
W Of the most penor Farms In the Southern States
tanning COO about 900 finely tmbered being part ofhe
Tract which Gen Lucius J. Polk resides in Maury county,
ronungOn the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia to
Mount Pleasant, aud miles from the former place We
ion Of about so acres having Of the finest Springs in
the County, and falling Stock water both. We
have compared the Lands Middle Tennessee with those Of
20 other States, and have hesitation In saying, that The
above and the Lands in the Immediate vicinity the
most beautiful have The soil, forest growth
neghbothOOd dzc unsurpassed Those wishing prem
Um Farm that will Time enhance rapiddy in yGue
possessing soil that will wsshawsy,
should by all the above Farm before puT
chasing. Call on Gen. Polk on the premises, or 10
J. T.. & r. W. BROWN,
deCIB-Imd'TW&W AK Cherry street.
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WHEAT AND CORN.
THE subscriber will pay the highest maket price for good
i merchandise Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
novl9-lm Office, S E. cor. College and Spring sts.
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c. DARDEN, alone, Is authO iSsd the name OF
y fn IN closing transaeng any business belonging
20 laid hrm, lnoV2Sl DARpBN, TURNER & CO