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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS

BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.
RE in Hickman county, Tennessee, & beautiful,
n clear small creek OF pure and living water in den sely
shaded grove where the air Is cool and bracng and
the waters equal not superior to in the Southwest
ht wing fear Sulphur Springs all differing mate rally
Cnabate and Of the and coolest Freetone
in the world. Taking all things together is considered
by competent judges TO be OF the st watering
places in the United States. Beaver Dam forty miles
west Of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road lie turnpike
the balance the best dirt road In Tennessee. From
Wsynesboro il IL only about thirty miles ST. and from
Perryyile about the distance Good hunting and
fishing by, and the best Of Brandy, Wine and
Cigars kept for table and purposes; Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games for exercise,
health and pleasure Invahds and pleasure seekers
particularly nd respectfully invited 70 visit this place
We authorized to refer 20 Rev. A L. P Green Russell
Houston, James Eiis K. W. Brown, and Washing ton
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every man, and
child in Columbia and Maury county; Ri Rev Jas otey
P Walker, COL r. G.. LOoney and Duncan b. FFerson Of
Memphis.
Chidrea under 10 years old Haf Price.
Servants Of all ages Half Price.
Any aumber Of all kinds Of oOnveyanees ready at al
times at Co umbia 10 take you to Beaver Dam. About
three hunded be comfortably accommodated
don't believe when you hear that We full.
We would most earnestly and respectfully invite our
friends and the pubic 70 visit Beaver Dam,
ready 70 receive them EASLEY 4 co.
Under the supervision Aad control Of Mira l. Keller
June Al.
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NOTICE,

THE undersigned being compelled law to attend
i Knoxville on the first Monday in July, and for fifteen
days thereafter make settlements it'll the Revenue
Collector Of Fast Tennessee the office the Capitol will
be until his return. JAMES LUTTRELL,
Nashville, July 3, 1887. COMPTROLLER.
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Public Sneaking.

Michael Vaughan will address his fellow. citizens Of Da-
wilson county, at The following times and places:
At Nashville Brewery, in McGaVock, at night, 18Th 4"
At Mrs. CreePs, z0h g
Jane B.ukeys, 25th District, 23d "
Dog Greek, 25th "
cratic party.
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An transient in this paper must be paid
Tor the they handed nOtherwise they will not
be inserted Transient Work must be paid for on dell
very.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

HAVE day disposed my entire interest in the
i business of Johnson, Horne Co., Jno. A Fisher
Wheless, who will heretofore and
for whom earnestly solicit liberal share Of public pat
roDage.
july ST.. E. A. HORNE
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GubernatOriaI Canvass-AppOIntmen

upon the above list Of appointments for the ensuing
They would have been glad be able visit all the COun
ties, but the shortness the time rendered impossible
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
ROBERT HATTON.
Nashville, Nav 18th. 1887
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PUBLIC SPEAKING

Henry MAEET and 3. W. HAYWOOD, candidates for the
Legislature from the Joint District Davidson, Robert
and Montgomery having canvassed the last
county will address their eoW-ctxens the following
times places:
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"My love, said Mrs. Foozle to her husband, sob
lige me with FIVE pound note to-day, to purchase
q new dress"
ashanti do any such thing, Agnes-you called
bear yesterday"
''Lor, love, that was nothing-I meant by it that
you were fond of hugging."
"You little. have no FIVE, but here's a
tenn
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADSHAW q RuTEAN3.
Successors to Robertson DashienO
NO. IA COLLIE E STREET,
NASHVILLE,
SIGN OF THE NEGRO.
The only Cash Store i'm Nashville.

WE are receiving Spring assortment OF Boots,
w Shoes &C.. and propose selling them at the lowest
price CASH consists in part Of the follow
ing articles
Ladies Heelsd Last. Caters plain and tipped;
do do side and front LAoei
do Heeled Kid and Morocco Rootees;
do Welt do do;
Misses Last. Caters, all styles;
do Morocco and Kid Pump Booteess
do do Welt do;
Childrens' Kid and Morocco Half Ties;
do Bootees.
Ladies Kid Rosette stpperE
do Velvet and Lasting Slippers;
do Kid Buskins
Gentiemen's Super Stitched Calf Boots;
DO do Pump do;
do Calf Pegged Boots
Boys and Youths Calf Kip Boots;
Gents Cloth Congress Caters;
DO Last. do;
DO Low CHARTERED Pat. Shoes;
do Calf and Pat Oxford Ties.
We have large assortment OF Trunks, VAlseS Carpet
Bags, Hat and Bonnet Boxes, every style usually found
this market
Also, large assortment OF Plantation USE Son
Cashmere Hats Spring styles We determined to Of
fer Inducements to Cash purchaser
msyeh23 BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

There is no change in the condition of the river.
there being still 81 inches water on the Shoals.
The Yorktown lefl Louisville on the 18th for this
place.
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Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs.

FVRHK auGsrslenes ere noH runBinE a
i Eozalar lns 81 FGuR HORSE fcSf fszz-azE-EzE
COACHES, 10 HEAVEA DAN efhiASss eoHHs1tez ca
eanaaY, Wednesday and fFtay sith he aoFnlnE Train
o. Cars q tha Tennessee Atsosaa Railroad - Ahenp
sons dspot. Rare lron N4shFs - Beaver ban tpgaEs
yaasss-ia. cAETEE. THoMAs EoUaa.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR

SALE
A VALUABLE House and Lot Church ST., -,
n fronting 81 feet said street, running back 5s
100, n or 81 feet, and IS deep, With front of Is n
on Spruce street. This is valuable piece Of prop -
ery and located in the finest neghborhOod in the city
and will be sold liberal terms. Enquire OF
E. r. GLASCOCK, Agent
iuneI2. No. 81 Cherry st.
ALSO,
OTIS Nos. 81, S. 90 and 1CO in Preston Hays sddi-
Il ton to Nashville, fronting 81 feet Polk street,
ming back 100 feet bargain will be given in these lots
ALSO,
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing 6 or 7 rooms. The
lot fronting ss8feet and running back 1o7 feet TO
alley. This is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence Of Mr.. BbO. We will
give bargain in this property.
A beautiful lot Crawford street, running back TO
McLemore street $50 feet
lof the above property is located in thriving portions
Of the City, persons desire Of making purchases
a bargain, viii call on E. R. GLASCoCK, Agent,
june12. No. 81, Cherry st.
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NOTICE.

nS SATURDAY The asa JAY nszt q II osetosk A a
vi via seie - algbest bddss ssF czsA as ~ cr
hosae n sAshEs rs aos sing uset peee o. pAsosl 81
iand, lot q yroand "a Hzsrraeid tnetsa -
epEng street, saa described faoEss BesinaieF Al 4
saks IL The hne 81 epas street, ssyz1ty isss fo hs
Of ssag siFeet 81 f-et . staks hzaoe at Fhs snss
sri sprng stress s1e tssl . asy theEcs siopv "a
sisy 80 SIS g hs oesinnaS- LeVies upoa e sAs ps
sFty e T. a. H4l-ss, q s@isy sEecutloa Ia ~ ka1s
against s&ta bAAsas Ia izFor ~ J. g. CoEFraly Ihis
Propery = - sa OF he pzFFoss spscasd sboss b. s
eoaseat 81 = A. hres, sho Nia 4Esznd sale and nzks
e.ss - us-S1-tal = Q. pBAAE-
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Wheat WheatI
Wheat Wheat !!

WE will be constantly in the Market for Wheat, 70
w which will pay the highest market price.
juy9-h FISHER, WIRELESS CO.
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REAL ESTATE SALES


AM Offering for sale, privately, House and lot -
situated on Broad street, few doors above Sum- ia
mer fronting SH feet on Broad, running back les IL
feet to an alley The house contains the main
building, with Kitchen, bathhouse smoke house, &C. We
viii give bargain in the above property,
shall be easy. L r. GLASCoCK, Agent,
junel6. No. CT
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NAannY'S Celebrated
COMBINED REAPING AND MOVING MACHINES

the great Indiana Trial OF Reapers and Mowers,
"a June &c, a. IS 1885, at Richmond, under the drec
ton Of the State Committee, the First Premium OF $4,000
Silver Pitcher awarded to the Nanny Machine Tor doing
best and for being the best combined Machine
In competition at the trial twelve other kinds OF Har
VestBg Machines those actually put TO the test in
New York SelfRaker Mann sons Indiana Self Raker,
Self Rsker, DAnheds Combined Machine
Hand Raker, New York Hand Raker, DeitG DuhAm's
HandRRkeT and the Kentucky Harvester Combined. These
all, with exception, tOmbued Machines. There
also several other nds Of Machines trial against
the Nanny Machine. The trial lasted through he days,
and the Nanny Ma chine triumphant in the field A
Premium has also been awarded the Nanny Machine
a mower, the Kentucky Harvester consenting.
Decision Of The Committee upon the trial Of Reap
ers and Hopsrs
We, the undersigned, a committee appointed the Ag
ricutuFal Bureau OF Tennessee and test Now
ing Machines and report the result TO the Bureau a. its
day June 5th to the Eve different Mowers entered
MAnny's Combined Reaper and Mower; Mann's Self
RAking Reaper and Mower combined; ketchum's Mower
Atkins SELF RakinR Reaper and Mower combined, and
Detz 4 Dunham's Kan. Power Reaper and Mower.
Wednesday, June lth, appointed test the Reap
that we're entered, as follows:
MAnny's Reaper New-York Hand-RaAing Reaper, Manns
selRakng Reaper, and the New York selfRakng Reaper
In the result OF our the award is given Man
ny's, As the best Combined Machine.
Y. s. PICKARD,
J. O. HARRIS,
J. NJ. KNIGHT, fCommittee.
W. @. HARDING,
p. R. RAINS,
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED Il
JOHNSON & HORNE'S.
Price, Machine $3.50 Four HOre Machine s1sO.
B. +. CHEATHAM,
aPr2s General Agent for the State.
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equity pat ron Of the Sentinel
Politely bids "send the thing to hell"
A time hint. IT'S proper confess,
With change Of residence TO change tn address;
1t sh Il be sent, If Charon's mail will let it,
Where the subscriber will be sure 70 setit.
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TO BUILDERS.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
PICOT & SPOTWELL,

No. 63 Maiden Lane, New YeFk.
MPoETEra sohsEEs Or
CUTLERY, FEkDERs, TEA TRAYS, FIRE IRONs TIS.
MD and ENkMELkD HOLLOW WARE.
FRENCH TIMED WARE,
AHDIRONs, Ply PANS, COAL. HODE.
PLANIsHED JAPAhED PLATED a BRIFAsIA WARE
aAKuFAofuREAs
PLATED SPOONS & FORKS,
lulyl4-6m. % g Hsiasn Laas RsE Yezk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

CB- SAKE, the well-known poet, and editor of
the Burlington Sentinel addresses the following to
an offended subscriber:
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Bargains! BargainS!!!
W. A. 81. G. McCLELLAND

W. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND
RE Offering very large and desirable Stock Of Staple
IA and Fancy Goods, very reducrd prices for cash.
Person, buying goods in this market would do well TO
smine their stock, great bargains be expected.
Rich Dress Goods.
Elegant Flounced and BAyadere Silks; Striped and
do Flouneed, Printed and Plain Baregesi Rich
Musihs, 6o., greatly reduced prices. (PAst aEyle
Bareges, &C., greatly below oost)
Nantes, ShaWls, sc.
We Offering Nantes, shawls and Scarf very cheap
20 close.
Table Linens Napkins, Towels, Linen sheesing heavy
family Linens Curtain DamAsks, MAttngs aud all kinds
OF Staple Goods, very cheap. large lot OF Oil Windo~
Shades at very low prices, A.
METROPOLITAN STORE.
Nashville July II. STA 53 College street.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS FRANKLIN AND
COLUMBIA TURNPIKE COMPANY

DIVIDEND of 81 per cent will be paid upon the
n Stock represented the books Of the Com
Dany, the LIST Of August, the office Of the
er, in Spring Hill Tenn. J. W. CHEAIRS,
Spring Hill, July 1T-lm.+ Treasurer.
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Scales! ScaIes!!
THESE Scales weigh from Ib tons the prem
L INN has been awarded them over Fairbanks and
Others aud have gained reputation above AL scales In
They eonsrueted get cut Of order
and warranted last long the timber that they
Cd, Farmers and business wishing exum.
Inc these Scales do 80 BY calling at
R. @. BANDYs, Agent,
Iulylo. No. 50 College ST., Nashville. Tenn.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
/ HAVE a besut iful House and Lot on Crawford
l. street, all IN good order, which instructed A
to sell positively. Those in Of home, cheap l
would do well to call II sold within few
days privately, it will be offered public auction.
Z. B. GLASCOCK, Agent,
june12. No. 81 Cherry ST
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MCKENZIE & WILSON,

ORIGINAL Patsntees Of the TENNEssEEAN, wrought
~ Iron Cooking Stove for families, hotels and PAntA
uons.
We are now featuring sizes OF these Stoves which
are made Of Tennessee Wrous ht IrJn, and have
filled to please those who have them in diploma
has awarded by the Mechanics Institute, and
by State and Division Fairs At different umes We
them only 20 be gotten In the beat style,
but also them 20 pleas those who purchase
Prices. eos; els. STA, and l2o.
Cast Iron stoves from beat manufActorca for wood and
coal.
Once and PaTlor Stoves;
Heating Stoves in great variety
Ironing Stoves anu Furnaces
TO BUILDERS.
We have on hand large assortment Of COMMON and
PARLOR CRATES, from The PRINCIPAL manufA et0res oil
New Yort, Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati To peFsons Who
buy BY the quantity, We will sell Al low prices.
Heating Furnaces,
We have on hand Chison's famous furnace for heatng
dwelling houses public buildings witch obtained
prise the Chrysta Palace, London over the furnaces
from Rus Ia, france, Germany aud England pal
In oupetition.
cell these Eastern prices, with the freight added.
MCKENZIE WILSON.
Iulyi5. sAshvi is-
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q. h. GOoDK.
GOODE & BLACK,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
VIZ - " "
.m'LENNAN COUNTY, TEXAS.

m'LENNAN COUNTY, TEXAS.
oct9i-dtWu
THE SCARCITY OF MEAL.
IT'S high price, inconvenience Of obtaining IT,
L induces as 70 call attention TO the
Celebrated "EXcelSiOr" Mill,
AS adapted to MEAL for family USE and crushing
Corn and Cob Wheat. Rye oats for stock, thereby
abling EVERY MAN TO BECOME
His Own MillerI
1.-THE "EXCELSIOR" has received nearly ONE HUNDRED
PREMIUMS in contests with the Improved "Ltle Gant
Star Mill" and others. Its grinding surface sepa-
from the Mill and be restored, when out at
cost of three dollars 1t also discharges the Meal from
point directly into hsbushe. Furnished complete
With Two Pair of Grinding
Rings,
(Which makes 1t equal in durability to two ordinary MiHs)
for Fifty Dollars.
EB- County Rights for sale.
JAMES @. BALDWIN & CO..
No. 81 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
apr29-tFWkW3m
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CHANOERY SALE.

Phelps Jones L. p Boiling, st Ela.
nursuAnes Of order made ia The above
last Term Of this court vi eel, zt the CoaFt
houss In this city, ~ II eelock, MONDAY
the day neH The cottage home and grognds
Attached Whch formerly occapfcd - the said b p
RoWng lyine ~ miles from the city, ana the
SO 81 The Risbcfo turnpike read Tns 70 be sold
6fve Cd a. follows, lst- The improvements and I've
aes them ane thea the balance sfhs greand
4 n 80 b ey-Eay FEss fToa redemption
ana years credit WiIh interest, and
/ ,.tn-s c. %. B2IEA c. An,
fgi.Ia Chaneery CouFf ~ EazA vile.
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II. s. HOLLINS & Co.

HAVE removed to their store-house, No. l. the
North side Of the Public Square, in block Of buildings
known the Nashville Inn block next koOr TO MessrG.
Co. where they would be pleased TO their
TONER'S and wait them with good and cheap Stock Of
Shoes, Boots and Hats.
kRahYille. June lI-1m.
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AUCTION SALES.

| n w L III On LGCs
| ~N~-N~NN~~-~0~~---~-
TINE SALE OF GROCERIES
| BY
Morris 81 StrattOn.
| ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 29TH, 1851 at
~, 10 O'Clock We win offer at Auction in front of
store on Market street, large and weselected stock OF
g bids chO!ceE Sugars; 200 boxes Star and Tarow
$50 H0Is choice TsbOied Mo- 60 bTs starch;
"a Issses; 68 do Tobacco, various
s ssS Jag. Ro cqSss; 400 rs es.s-ars a,..sd;
Is dog Painted Buckets zoe bbls Whisky, ali brands;
| With other articlesto make complete sale.
Terms of Sale:
| All under $500, Cash. all over $500 and un-
der 81 OOo so days, and all of $1,000 80
City Banks [Iuly16l MoRRIs sTRATToN
Gift Sale of Books at Auction.
10000 S1U% NE ss1ssr aus ws' s s sf s
Purchasers Books win presents with pur
r.o n. Q. BRUCE, Aaetiesqsr.,
1000 FEET.
Fresh Arrivals of Leather Betting
lust received by B. R. Cutter, corner College Broad
way, 1000 feet Of Leather Betting from ~ to II inches in
vite the attention of Machin the articles, which
will be sold on the very best terms for cash. by
july1O. corner College Broadway.
have, Also sale. every variety
and Boots for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses Youths
and Chidrens Also very desirable assortment Of
hats consisting Of Pearl Glass; Black Css Black Fur Pa
mama Leghorn Straw and variety Of Wool Hats, all
OF which will be sold very low for cash by ,,,
juy1O. Nos. Sc 4 SO, cor College 4 BrOadwsy.
3. p. KmoHLET. B. s. SANCHEZ
KINCHLEY s. SANCHEZ,
Produce and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
CORN, WHEAT, BACON, FLOUR,
OATS, HAY, &C.,
No. 2 Warren Block. Augusta, Ga.
~ Particular attention given to the sale Of all
ignmenas. mav18-6m
COW BELLS.
HAVE just received the most superior Cow Bells ever
offered for sale this market. Call, farmer, before all
sold. Ljune24l B. 8. WELLER, sr.
P. P. PECK & BRO,
HAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, TRY
II just received from New York These f0H
Coaches believe finer than any Vt9<-~P5
brought West Of the Allegheny Mountains.
june25
p. p. PECK s. BRO,
INVITE the attention Of country stock of
Buggies. We make good article which we warrant.
We have also hand Eastern article, which war.
iune2S.
p. p. PECK s. BRO,
uAVE this day received Three COACHES which We
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RETIRED PHYSTCIAN.

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.
I Whose sands Of life have nearly out, discov'
cred while in the East Indies, certain for Con-
sumption, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and Gene
raj Debility. The remedy discovered by him when
his only child, daughter, was given to die He had
heard much Of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities Of pr operations made nom the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to him that he might make
remedy for has child. He studied hard and succeeded in
realizing his wishes. His child cured and is now alive
and we'll He has since administered the wonderful
dy to thousands Of sufferers In all parts Of the world and
he has failed in making them completely healthy
and happy Wishing to do much good as possible, he
will send to such Of his afflicted fellow beings request
this recipe, with full and explicit directions for making
up, and successfully using It. He requires applicant
inolose him shilng-thFee 10 be turned
postage the recipe and the remainder applied
the payment Of this advertisement. Address
DR.. H JAMES,
No. 10 Grand st., Jersey City, N ].
n. B.-Dr. II. James has neither ONCE agent in
New York, some have pretended and advertised The
receipts sent from but No. 10 Grand street,
Jersey City, N. Jersey.
une1O. [may29-dkwsmns.l
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7 UST received ten OF Marlborough celebrated Wheat
y Fans. 1t the best Fan in and mistak
/ warrant these Fans
! July s. B. g. WELLER.
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Threshers.
Wheat Fans,

I AM daily expecting six four horse power Ohio and
Pennsylvania superior Threshers.
July s. B. s. WELLER.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT EERYi

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY BY AZ
THORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
y EMEMBER this Lottery has only 10, 900 Numbers-less
~ than any Lottery in the world.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME, 70 be drawn IN public,
at Macon, Ca, under the supeTintendenes Of Co
Geo. NJ. Logan and W. O. Anderson, Esq
Eg cry Saturday ia JULY 1851 5000
Mum beFS!
CAPITAL PRICE 81 900!
Second Prize, 5000!
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I WILL Rot Be responsible for debts mlds uudsr my
4 name. Nashville Jan Cd, 1857.
jan If j F. wagner.
VINEGAR.
n He puce Of Vinegar reduced 81 per barrel de-
qqct0nof 50eenib per barrel viii b. allowed IN rfyoro
City Merchants.
dsc25-u r. O.KaNE
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COMMUNICATIONS

GALLATIN, Jan Z, 1857.
MEssR7. EnIT0Rs Permit me through the me-
dunn of your paper to make suggestion, as to a
suitable candidate for Congress in the ensui. g
election in this Congressional district
We are in a minority several hundred in this
district, but we are very confident that by putting
forward a strong man and uniting tremendously
upon him, that we can oEercone the present know
nothing IN j9rity.
It is time that the counties composing this dis
trict had fixed upon some time and place to bad
q convention to present a suitable candidate, so
that there may be no corhcts or arrangements
We do not desire to disparsge the claims Of any
one but as 10 man has yet been presented, we
beg leave to csll to tie consideration of the peo-
pie of this Congressional district, the name OF Col
J. G. Guild, of this county.
We do not know his wishes on this subject, but
believe that be would respond as he has always
done TO the call of either his county or his party.
He has ever been an unwaVering advocate ofdem
ocratic men and principles, and man VINO is en-
inently qualified to reduce or overcome a know
nothing majority.
He is an able and eloquent debstsr man Of
uutring energy and great popularity. He has
heretofore without reward done much for the cause
OF democracy, AID has often in many we'll fought
battle, won lsurels from the Prouie5t and most
distinguished inteIlscts of the opposition, and We
are sure that in the coming contest he would prove
himself tower Of strength to our party We
hope that he will permit BIS name to come before
the democracy Of the district, and with it we
would be sure Of victory,
Permit US to suggest to the democracy of this
Senatorial and Floating district that it is time we
were Furnishing our arms for tee coming contest,
for it will be a close one, and we ought to hold
convention at as early day as practicable, 50 we
may have our strongest men.
MAEy VpTFVg