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DEATH OF Mr.. VENABLF

We were panied and shocked to read in our teIe.
graphic despathes of this morning report of the
death of W. E. VenAble, Esq, of this State II 6
Minister to Guatamala. Mr.. Venable had filed and
adorned prominent place in Tennessee and hi,
untimely decease will be sad news to thousands ont
side of bis immediate family, whom the blow will
fall with crushing weight
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Bank ofNashviIle.

Ti0snty Thousand Dollars Worth Of Real Estate for
Sale
WE will take of Bank Of Nashville at par in
w payment or $500 $4,000 of most valuable
and desirable BudiI Lots in Edgsfeld and Brownsville
J. L. & W. BROWN,
sept29-Iwd. 44X Cherry at
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AGRICULTURAL REPORT FRoMTHE PATENT OFFICE
The agricultural portion OF the annual report Of the
late Commissioner of Patents-the Hon. Charles Ma
SONS Just received from the press. 1t is work Of
$50 pages embellished with beautiful representa-
tions of the Arden horses which formerly existed in
the Ardennes Of Belgium and France; South Down
sheep; Peabody's new Haut Bots strawberries;
isothermal lines in North America as determined by
the Smithsonian Institute; quadrupeds in Illinois,
The report opens with an article on the nutrition
and economy of digeston in domestic animals, from
the able pen Of d. Browne, Esq, the head Of the
Agricultural division of the Patent Office. The
origin history, and habits Of sheep are also treated
of, and then we have many pages devoted to what
will doubtless, interest every good country house
wIfe-the English Scotch dairy management.
Fruits Of various kinds receive considerable atten
ton as well as the vines Of various places. Cal
careous manUres next noticed at length. Birds
injurious to agriculture then described. Inter
estng cotton statistics from thirty countries incud
ing the Bahama Islands and Lower California.
Chemical researches on the SorghO Sucret and
capitalization of its juice, also reviewed with
ability.
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TTAS Just received the highest premium at the great Ma
onal Fair aLouisville, and also al the Ohio State
Fair Cincinnati the Little Giant Star and dagie
Mills.
It Is adopted crushing Corn and Cob Rye, Oats &C.
for STOCK and for grinding for family use disIilers &c
It's grinding surfaces be renewed cost Of three COL
lars, beng cast separate from the other portions OF lne
Mil.
Furnished complete: with two pairs of grinding In ot
hy dollars Travelling Agents wanted 70 sell tne SOo'e
Mills, J. c. BALDWIN q ":
oct 9-d-tw&W3m r. Collage street, Nasn vile.
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THE LEGISLATuRF

Both Houses of the General Assembly of Tennes-
see convened in their respective halls yesterday,
and chose their Speakers and Principal Clerks
For details, we refer to regular reports. 1t is
hoped that the organization will be completed to-
day; in which case, we presume the Governors
message vail be read tomorrow.
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The CULTURE OF TIRE VNE.-The Chicago Tribune,
aluding to the statements inthe Vevay lind News,
that the culture Of the vine prove failure in
this country, says
" This statement may be correct as resnects
Indiana, and even Ohio, but it by means settles
the question of the vine culture in the United States
The experiments made during The last three wears
in Virginia, North and South California GEORGIA
Kentucky and Tennessee, show cOncusively that the
vine be cultivated to great advantage in these
States; the results Of its culture are also very salts
factory in Missouri, and there is good reason to
believe that large portion Of the southwest nclu-
ding extensive districts in Texas are well ADAPTED
to lis growth We also confident that excellent
wine will eIe long be made in Southern Illinois. as
vas the case the date Of the early French settle
ments At that time wine was exported thence 10
France in considerable quantities, aud prOnOun-
ced by connOisseurs 10 be Of superior quality"
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NUMBER OF BANKS IN THE UNITED STATEs-The
number of banks in the Union, on January !, 1856,
was 1885, with las branches. Their capital was SAB
272s74 loans and discounts, 1854, 7s8 2SO specie,
S59,8l4,O68; circulation $685. IA, $50; deposits,
S2l2,'O5,662. The amount of capital employed by
private banking establishments, without charters.
was estimated at Sis. O86. OSO
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Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.

DAdSS lii pIONCu AIuAuCHts
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.
Have you the BRONCHITIS
Have you The NEURALGIA
Have you the BAR or TOOTHACHB2
Youmay yourself entirely of these distressing evils
by the use of DR.. Bragg's Arctic Linimtnt.
Areyou afflicted with old sores?
Are you suffering from old bruises :
Are you enduring pains from sprains =
One bottle of the Arctic Lniment viii surely give relic
speedily.
Rheumatism is adrsadful complaint
ScrOfula q loathsOme di easel
Cancers are very alarming!
Yet such the wonderful healing properties OF Bragg
chronic rheumatism; Scrofua, and in time kill
most stubborn OF enemies to health, the Cancer.
Why will you endure Scurvy7
Why will you suffer with the Piles!
Why will you submit TO ChilbaIns2
When by using the Arctic Linment you may find perma-
The Eminent the discovery Of the fsrsmed Dr.
BRAG G. of Saint Louis, who since severiDg his
nectOn the once celebrated Mexican Mustang Lin
ment, has devoted the of his time study which
has given the world LDiment possesses
more of the healing quality In this he has been success
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
WheI Dr. Kane, under the auspices Of the Uned stat es
Government, about to proceed 10 the vast frozen
giOns of the nerth-hmssf medical man-apped 10
Sa scientific Tor no mat
ice. Among others was Doctor G Bragg then visit
GENT which having been submitted The sevsrest
accepted by DR.. k and used by him during that
derful voyage of discovery Hence the origin the
Arctic Liniment.
HOW IT Is RECEIVED,
The very announcement of this medicine has been re
ceved with Joy lad confidence. Letters containing eeTh
Of permanent da y received at the
tory, while expressions of gratitude borne them
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The ingredients of the Arctic Liniment of the
costly Kind while the utmost bestowed upon com
pounding them by member company who makes
a personal examination of every bottle put up.
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
ERS.
The Arctic Linment is also sovereign remedy for Hor
ses and Mules afflicted with bruises, sprains wounds,
scratches, sweny, vim bone, big head, poll eV &c
NO person owning vOuabe bOrses mules should De with
out II, for il will cure them.
II II put up csc SOC and 81 bottles The Soc bot
ties and 81 bottles contain so and 100 per cent more Ln
ment in proportion their and are the cheapest EV
buying dollar bottle Of Bragg Arctic Lin
imeDtwil furnished with EmersOns United states JOI
for one wear by filling up the certificate around every
dollar bottle and sending ii to Emerson 81 Broadway
New York
For sale by Bragg & Burrows, sole prOprietOrs,
st. Louis Mo.
W W BERRY & DBMOVILLB
Wholesale Agents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE u. W. HENDBkSHOT, and J.
STRETCH. oct l-dtW6WlV
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

lhON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started and extensive Foupsrv
" on the old stand Of the Nashville ManufsetuTinz
Company, and are prepared execute heavy and ghf
WORK OF any description the est notice Igbt Cat
inss TO small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
ng to large amounts furnished per a. Cincinnati
prices with Of freight We have also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines aWmills, FlOurms Of the most improved
patterns MADE 70 order JObbng ard repairing immsd
afy we are ready 10 make contracts for Engines and Mills
ana sna furnish plans to enable purchasers iOPut up their
Mis Win ne expense. Manufacturer Farmers viii
ind profitable US before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Forstanonay engines and made 20 order ofths
pes. maena complete with Frefronts, Crates sandPPes
ana valves warranted required for
MAnuiaesuring OF pOrpellidg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
ANY description of SmithwOTk done in excellent style
none but nrstrats Iron usedSaWmi work. Serups Dogs
Ptman Irons, Saw Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
made 70 order short notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
do well to call Al on Office address By letter.
n. JACKER & CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uVQS-ff Late Nashville Man. ".
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Trust Sale OF Valuable City Property.
DY virtue of mortgage with power to sell &c executed
II by Edward Lawrence the City Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION of Nashville which mortgage Of the
Registers office of Davidson county, in book g. page
9 will expose to sale the yard gaa in Nash
vile, Saturday, the 10 day of October the high
est bidder of cash. the property conveyed in said
known Lot No 10 and part Of Lot No r. Barnes plan
OF Lots, beginning at the east Of - Dcksons
on street. run ming eastward said a. feet
thence right angles with nOrhwardly 10 feet
10 10 foot alley thence WestWardy with alley A. feet
DicksOns north corner, thsu srdy ITO feet
to the beginning, which there good double
br OK tenement together with out houses, &c
The right REDEEM ton expressly waived in said mort
gage 8 pt 90, I557-tf SAM SEAY. Treasurer
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BaS~ Hon. Timothy Hopkins, leading democrat,
and the entertainer of Gov. Dorr when he was in
exile, died in Westmorland, New Hampshire, on the
10Th, ult, aged Ga. He was one year president of
the New Hampshire Senate.
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THE CANE CROP.-The Baton Rouge AGrocqts of
Sunday last, reports that the sugar cane in the
vicinity Of that place is suffering seriously from
sacrcity of rain. The cane has ceased growing in
measure and is still behind the season in size
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Notice.

THE Tennesse Marine and Fire Insurance CompaA have
this day declared dividend of 50 per the Capt.
tai Stock Of said Company the last months payable
to the Stockholders from and after the Goth inst.
A. w. BUTLER,
Oct 5-2wd Secretary.
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R6s~ The rice crop of North Carolina is represen-
ted to be fair-PrObably an average one-although
two or three weeks backward. Harvesting has
already commenced on some Of the plantations.
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tiOn prepared greater Inducements 10
perSops wishing articles in line ever been
ty will compare with any in the country and prices
shall be as low as tits possible for them be. Citizens
an early and thorough examination feel we
tito their interest We would call the attention Of buy
ness. OU'''
Dress Good.
Elegant three founcsd Silks;
Double skirt do;
" Bayadere do;
Bridal Dresses;
Dinner do;
g Evening do;
&c Rob .s-a-Qulle;
90 Morning Robes;
g Printed Delarnes.
priced Silks, in FounCes RobesG Guile, and by the yard
In plain plaid striped and bayadsres Use san'flced and
all wool Union Pads Mouse delanes and everything
new and desirable in this way.
Clocks, ShawIs and Scarfs.
We have the largest and elegantly stock in
this way, ever in the country many of which
ported by Messrs A. Stewart Co of New York ex-
cess from SIS we have also black and grey cld
and Beaver iamas and long Coaks SC, for ladies' and
all sizes and qualities, both square and long from
ordinary TO The most elegant Also just reeeiv fresh
vice OF those elegant high eolored all silk Chenele Shaw
that are really beautiful.
Laces and EmbrOideries.
In this line erb-embrscing all novel;
ties Coars and sleeves separate andin se
both for coors and mourning; elegant Bridal We Is and
Handkerchies Falls real imita Jaconet
Swiss TTu mngs and Flouncin gs. Heal Valencennes,
Point Applique Laees. Inssrtings, DC, &c.
House Furnishing.
"a, 1914, l6by I24 10 by IA, 10 by 1914 Damask Table
Cloths, f. IA and I04 Table Damask by yard. All
Sizes cole DOL, Union and Cotton Table Cloths Plaid
striped Toinetes Napkins, together all kinds Of lila
pers Towellngs, Marseilles Quilts &c. Also all wid
cotton and linen Sheetings Pillow Linens Domestcs, etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin LANES 10 all colors, with trimmings to
match Elegant Reps in ChiDz cOOrs with rmming 10
match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL
cotton Damasks in great variety, together with CornCes,
Curtain Pins, and Bands
Carpetings and Oil Cloths.
Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels in
great variety HegABt3 phys and Ingrans ngrans the
largest and best assortment have offered
lower price aso. Velvet and Brussels stair and hall
pets Twsd and plain Venetian all widths; together with
Fes. Drugget s, Crumb cloths, Rugs Mas &c, &c. We
prepared - make and down arpes shortest
police We have large lO of Floor Oil Cloths the bet
Makes ard In all widths hiCh cut in any shape 10
suit customers,
staple Goods.
We have unusually lot Ofan kinds of Domestic
goods Beached aud Brown COttOns wool union and
Fannes striped cOOns for servants in great variety
Heavy goods for house and field servants: Prints Cling
hams siery, Gloves in short every thing in line and
at prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
oCt.6 K. q. McNAIRY & co
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GEORGIA ELEcTIoN.-At the coming election on
Monday, the 9th of October, a governor and eight
members to the thirty fifth Congress aretO be chosen.
Judge Brown, the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, will be elected, fcourse. The Democrats have
all their congressional candidates in the field but the
knowNOthings have made nominations in only five
Of the eight districts Senator Toombs and other
speakers have taken the stump. full Democratic
delegation in the next Congress may be safely
counted on
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SONGETHINIG NEW.
Ellis & Moore.

Nos. SO & "a Market street,
RE happy inform their old friends and The public gem
n orally thd they have made large additions their Ma
chine Shop and Foundry. and have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction all who may favor them with call.
Il intention heretofore 10 keep ourselves well
supplied with every description Of steam Engines, Boilers
NH Machinery, ShaiBg Also, all knds work for
Flour Mills, Steamboats,, Saw Mills Tobacco Factories
prices ELLIS & MOOR
Nos "a Market Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
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BLHCKSMfTH SHOP.
White Ruff Hotel

WHITE BLUFF, DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
TINE Subriber has opered Hotel this place. and i
4 prepared to aeeommod1 s me traveing community
otte Turnpike IS miles from Nashville and 10 from Cha
otte and is very desirable stopping point for those pass
ing 20 and from Nashville Soliciting share Of the pub
lie patronage subscriber assures that all his best sf
forts shall be directed 10 please.
may 2S-wSm A. P. NICkS.
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Bank of Nashville.
City Building and Loan association.

HAVE for sale large amount Of prspsr'y which vii
sell for Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, or certified
checks it at the prices that ad for
the property. sept % V IiNDSLBY
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BANK NOTES.,

BANK NOTES.
WE have three excellent brick hpusss High street,
w and two on Market street, which will sell fair
valuation receiving and certificates Of
pOs of the Of Nashville Of the Bank Shell
byVie and Exchange Bank par We will pay cash
for notes certificates of deposit of the Bank Of Nashville
al rates 10 be agreed upon
n you wish trade call the Of subscri
bers on Union stree Oct4 WHELBS5 q co.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE
VTTISHING BOARD in private family can be supplied
w by applying at this Office Oci3-H
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A MAGNIFICENT
Residence for sale

DBING DESTROYS To qUidate the affairs of the Bank Of
ID Nashville As rapidly possible, have determined TO
offer my private resdenCe for sale All things considered
s probably one Of the beautiful and desirable places
in Tennessee Il is situated Edgeaed, about one ana
half miles from NASHVILLE. The tract Of land contains 81
acres The buildings all entirely aeH and OF the moss
elez CANT character
The title will be made all respects perfect Forurtnsr
particulars call the undersigned who VIII tAKe pleasure
in showing the premises. ~ -r,,,D.-
oct 3-dIW WhEbbSo.
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MOss-Side.


W. T. BERRY CO., have Just received MOSS SIDE,
BY Marion Harsnd, author Of Alone and " The Hidden
Path
Nothing need be said awaken interest in book
by this charming authOres Poryseven thousand copies
her Alone and Hidden Path have been sold BY
American Publishers and the demand Is present
ard regular ever. In Europe they have with
still greter other American uthOrsss has yet
been honOred by republication in the Lepsc edition Of
standard American authors Those who have the ad
sheets OF MOsSDB unite IN the opinion that # 10
superior both of Marion Harands former productions In
interest," style and popular full incidents OF
exciting nature while the plot Is better and systematic
cally arranged.
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FREE BANKS.

WE offer for sale about So Of desirable city
w property at fair valuation prices notes Of NE
Bank Of Nashville and other Free Banks al par
J. l.. q X ". BROWN,
oct. l-IW 80 Cherry street,
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A NEW SURCICAL WORK.

W.T.. BERRY & co. have Just rscefvsd A COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY. Selected and
arranged from American and Foreign Journals, BY
Prof. PAUL 2. BYE,
Royal octave, 55s 50
In this volume presented, in classical fo-m, the
history, the treatment and the results than eEh
hundred cases. exhibiting every variety injury many
Ofhe forms Of anomalous disease with which the surgeon
would be likely Many Of the here recorded
have occurred intervals long distant In different
tries and under different surgeons Hence this volume
obviates the necessity Of aborOus reference the
exhausess series Of volumes Of the various Journals By
practitioner who seeking Of others
in unusual and be may here readily hnd examples
for which he weuld search the books in vain He s
furnished in fine. with Encyclopedia OF Practical Sur
gerry which, aer having examined, il thOsghs be
would be willing dispeuss with than with his
dictionary. Ieptls
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Che hrst humorous artist in Ameriea,)
I2mo. Handsomely bound in cloth. Pp. So.

TAis wonderfully clever upon The fashions and
tavaganee Of New York female arsocacy appeared hrsa
in Hsrpers Weekly Journal and complete hit did 10
prove that One Hundred and Forty Thousand copies
Sold and new editions are still being called for.
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IN VOCAL AND INsTRU-

MR. AND MRS. q. P. THURS TON are prepared to give
wi Instructions on the PIASO and IN VocAL Muse. Les
given at The residences Of pupil For terms, &c,
INQUIRE Of Mt. t. at Rev. J. T. Edgar street.
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DRIsFOL BRICK DUST, and MOuut Eagle TrlPoli, for
d polishing gold, silver brass, gAey ETC. new article
Tor sale a. aug ii RAINS & BROWNS,
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DAYTON Ale.

I'VE have fifty barrels Of Harries Very Superior DaytOH
w Ale, sweet and good, for summer
We will sell it for any kind of Tennessee Bank notes.
oct CARTER, Mckay d co.
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A STEWARD WANTED.

TINE present Steward Of the University desiring to go
into business in Louisville, We are prepared 70 IeeelVe
and consider propositions from those desiring 70 MI INA
vacancy The applications must De accom- panied
by uuqueionabe for probit and good
RICHARD OWEN, Treasurer.
University of Nashville. LIST Oct 1851. Oct5
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la ChancerY at WaYnesboro, Tennessee.

William Pollard and wife, Elihae B. KsaIOn, at
Gross Bill.
Il appearing the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master
said that jonathan ksaiOn Of the Defend ats
the said Bill resident OF the state Tennessee
that the regular Of law be
him il is therefore ordered b. the Clerk and Master aOre
said that pu bcaiion be made in the Nashville and
American, newspaper published IN the city OF Nashville
in StBc of Tennessee, for four weeks Def COM
mencemeBt of the next term of this court requiring said
defendant appear the honse in the
town Of Waynesboro, on the fJuuh Monday February
next, and plead answer demur Cross Bill OF the
Compliments the will be for eOnfessEd and
setfor hearing Parts, to said Jonathan Keaton.
AMOS 7. HASSELL, T.. < NJ.
oct. 2.-w4t fee %
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e county Of Sullivan, A L Cannon;
/" Washington, W NJ Bayless;
/" Greene, D R johnson;
4" Hawkins, J Hamilton;
(" Cooke, - Randolph;
4" jefferson, William Brazelton Jr;
q" Granger, Senter;
4" Claibourne, - Blackburn;
&C." Knox, Moses White;
I" Blount, Bicknell;
I" Monroe, Elisha Griffith;
q" Roane, Turner;
d" McMinn, A Dodson;
q" Bradley, George W ROwles;
4" Hamilton, J W White,
I" Marion, - Rawlston;
Franklin, W Newman;
d" Cannon, = st. John;
I" Warren, G NJ Smart;
Z" White, -Bohannon
Overton, James R Copeland;
&" Jackson, S S Stanton;
Smith, R Sanders;
+" DeKalb, A NJ Savage;
Sumner, D Donelson;
Z" Rutherford, W Richardson;
I" Bedford, Henry Cooper;
d" Lincoln, James Fulton;
&" Marshall, E A Wilson;
" Giles, - Harvey;
1" Williamson, C W Beale;
&" Robertson, Sylvsnus Benton;
&" Montgomery, D NJ Davie;
- Stewart, 7 B Summers;
d" Dickson, Schmittou;
/" Hickman, Williams;
q" Lawrence, L NJ Bentley;
(" Wayne, W P Hendricks;
I" Hardin, - Carter;
Henderson, A ShreWsberry;
1" Carroll, B Algee;
Z" Henry, - Lamb;
q" Weskley, W P Caldwell;
I" Obion,
" Gibson,
4" Madison,
d" McNairy, W Estes;
:" Hardeman, B Lowe;
d" Fayette, William Maris
1" Haywood, H Bradford;
&" Davidson, L Ewing, H Vaughn;
d" Wilson E Golladay, F W Frazier;
&" Shelby, W C Dunlap;
g Center and Johnson, J 7 Carter;
1" Greene, Hawkins, Hancock and
johnson, - Rose;
d" Knox and Sewer, c D Anderson;
q" Anderson & Campbell, Kenny;
Scott, Morgan s Frentress, =
Wood;
q" Polk, McMinn s. Meigs, H bod
son
{" Rhea, BledsOe & Hamilton, R P
Lloyd;
Z" Grundy, Coffee & Van Buren,, -
Roberts;
" Smith, Sumner and Macon, -
Turner;
" Davidson, Robertson and Mont
gOmery, H. Nancy;
d" Rutherford & Bedford, B Ivie;
a" Lincoln, Marshall and Giles, Jas
NJ Davidson;
" Williamson, Maury and Lewis,
Wv Thompson;
" Benton and Humphreys, E
Mickey;
4" Carroll, Gibson, Madison and
Henry, NJ Bullock;
&" Dyer and Lauderdale, Jas A
Lackey;
&" Perry and Decatur, - Taylor;
d" Fayette, Upton and Shelby,
Humphrey Bate;
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Bank of Nashville,

VErR have FIVE beautiful lots in Edgehed situated
w b.twsen The Gallatin Pike and FatheIland street,
which will sell on very lavoIaDe sf' OF ceiHDesles
OF deDosit on the Bank of Nashville
me properly be valued BY three dsnLeressd
WHO ar0 UTILITIES N. HOBSON,
w MHELEE