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CLAlBORNE MAeRIlIE W0RKS.
IRON FoUNpKy

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our aud extensive Four.srv
" on the old stand Of the Nashville MsRufse.urine
COMPANY, and are prepared execute heavv and ahi
work OF my description at the est notice Iaht Cast
nes 70 stla aouns at moderate city price, heavy Cast
ing TO Ia &c amounts furnished per contract a Cincnna
prices viii additions Of freight ha, also commenced
operations in new
MACHINE SHOPS,
steam engines aWmills, Flourm Of he most improved
patterns nade TO order JObbng reparuq done sdi-
aRy W. are ready to make contracts Tor Engines and wills
SnG sna nrnsa plans TO enable purchasers put up bs
Mills VIII Itte expsnse. Manufacturers and Farmers viii
Rna pro liable to see us, before going East West os
STEAM BOILERS
fOr stat onary engines and seamboas made 70 order Of ne
oes mate 1ais COM sfe with FrefrOns Grate sandpss
sno Favs, warranted 10 stand pressure required of
Manuiact iring or p0rpelliag purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
any dt Inscription OF SithwOrk Gone IN eNceilent stys
none but atras Iron usedsaWmil Eors, sterups Dogs,
Pitman Ions Saw eranks Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
made to order on short notice.
Farmer wishing purchase goOas cheap machinery VA
do well t. cali Al on Office o. address b lssser.
~ JACKER & CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly 95-a Late Nashville Man. Co.'s shops.
WhaiebOnes.
LAIGB and superior lot every length. Just opened
~ al kUkMAN & co.'s,
inv sa-lm No. ca, northeast corner Of Pub square.
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GRAND AND NJ. ysNIFICENT
A u G. ITO b s A L e
OF NEW, FRESH, Ara FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINER GOODS!

BYS
TEAB U IA Il hUC
No. IA f1lbhc Square Sa9ashrillr Tenn
I'VE will on TUE D AY JWED% sSDAY ard THURS DAY
w November lUth llth, anu FIJI sell Auction &C
count Of owners ees Mars OF State and all others
concerned, grand and msgn stock Of
STAPLE MD FAHtE DRY GOODS.
Readymade Clothing, Soft, Fl and Wool It's: Shc es;
BOgans, and Boots; Queenswa Hardware, and Cutlery:
ps. of Fine Velvet Carpet, Wool Carpet one half
Prints OF all kinds and qualhAJ
Blsached Domes.ics Of all kira
Brown and Beachei Cotton AS;
Plaid Lnseys Of ali kinds; -
Superfne, Al-wOO. Casslmtts, side-sripe do. Bsrk-
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and asnett all qualities and
Super French Cassimeret;
Canton Flannel, brown and Kached;
American and Engish MerinoA
English and American DeLaLHF j Robes of all kinds;
All WOOL DeLanes All wool French Merinoes;
Twilled Persans and BersgssS Joburgs &C.;
White, yellow, and red Flann4 assorted;
Allendale Counterpaues
Mobs,r and silk Work Alpacc4;
Black sill, all widths. Table CT fhs;
Towels; Disper; Buttons; II 'eads; Wool and Cotton
Hosiery; GauLtels; Gloves; SuIpsnders Trimmings &c.
WHITE JAeONETS.
NaDsoOE Muslirs; s#i.s Musin.,
Jacone and Swiss Edgings and Iussrting Caps Collars
Sleeves, Chemseits, Cuns, &c,
WINDOW CURTAIN MUSLINS,
Merino Cloaks and Nantes, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Bows and YOuths's Boots;
Ladies and Misses Kid, Morocco, and Kip Boots;
tGlf and Nip Boots;
Unbounded and L and BrogRns
Mud Boots
Negro Brogans, Carpet Sacks, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Fine Cloth Dress and FTock CoaLs
Fine Beaver Over-cOats;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Cassinet Jeans PautG;
Silk, Sstu and German Vests;
large stock Of Blanket and Pilot Cloth Over coats; Fine
Msrsees and Chntz Shirts; Fine Linen Bosom and Cotton
Shirts; Wool net Shirts and Pea Jackets; Negro Kerseys,
NJ all kinds super6ne d 81 ankets and good
Negro Blankets; 4, and 70 osnaburgs and Domesties
HARDWARE ANE QUEENSWARE.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, assorted.
CARPETING.
100 pieces Of Extra SuperAne Velvet Carpeing All wool
Csrpeting; One half wooldo; Hearth RUGS. sc.
We will sell the Carpets TU ESDAY MORNING, commenc-
ing at O'Clock, precisely, the A ST day of sale.
All of he Goods In store ready for examination
City and country merchants who pay cash and pay their
noes-PLUM-the they due, are req uested to
tend this sale, and NONE OTHERS Thi
for you sure intend put the goods through kgh
ing;' they must go, that's all. TRABUB & LUCUS.
Commission Merchants
TERNs.-Al sums under 500, nett cash; all sums over
500 and under $500, sixty day; all 90
under 'OO ninety days all co., months
time Will be given for sacoTy payable Bank
OF Tennessee, at Nashyil e.
TRABUE & LUCUS,
Oct l6-td No. "A, Public Square, Nashville.
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DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF Pc NydIsE.--In the Circuit
Court of Bedford county, Vays East week, Miss Az
MIRA w. WIEGPIELD obtained Terdict for two thous-
and five hundred dollars dan kyes from WM STEIN,
for breach of marriage contrnE The lady is about
thirty four years Of age and e. gentleman eighty.
This was the second trial Of case, former jury
having given verdict Of SCI X hundred and fifty
dollars for the plaintiff, whic ENas set aside on mo-
ton of the defendant. g.
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most ahse and dignifed body he world What a
triumph Ct energy and coura g. foes this retrospect
Of his career afford Few n a ever commenced life
under more DISADVANTAGE u circumstances, and
yet thanks to our republican, IS gtutions, which re-
cogaize no distictions but me III and his own indus
try and enterprise, he has at ned position second
only to that Of President Of " United States Let
the youth Of our land who inclined to despair at
their fate and think that Il n have been hardly
dealt with by fortune, study NE career of Governor
johnson, and they viii see Il everything is possible
10 those who have the requsSttSl industry and the
indomitabIe will that never dDspairs.
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NOTHING TO Do.-The spea latOrs in Wall street,
who have been playing the Gus pocus game of
taking money out Of one poe and putting it in an
other have nothing to do now. AS most of
and once worked for their living, advise them to
go aack. 1t is husking time now, and as this is
easy work. it will be good business for an initiation
to honest industry.-N York Day Book.
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Mr.. Maeaulay has chosen ,tsShis new title that of
Baron Macaulay, of ROthleA in the county of Lei
ctster." Rothley Temple - for some years the
residence of his maternal ale. the late Thomas
Darlington, formerly high saeff of Leicestershire,
MANY wears NJ p for the eli ii Leicester and after
whom the historian was nDated 1t was Mr.. Ma
eaulay's birth place.
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ScSnEETHIHJG NEW.
Ellis & Moore.
Nos. 50 & "a Market street,

Nos. 81 q 81 maFket Street,
RE ppy inform thsi old friends and the public gen
a era thar they have made large addi1ns their Ma
chine 50 p and Foundry and have double facilities FOR
reBderns satisfaction ali who may with cali
Is our intention heretofore TO keep well
sCpplied with every description % Fl zines, Boilers
MIL Mas nery, Shafiug Also all nds OF work fof
Flour lis, Sleanboats, Saw Nils Tobacco Faetaries
Banks Jas done the shortest notice lowest
prices. ELLIS q MOOR
Nos. 8 "a Market south OF Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
aug ds4mos.
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ESH CHEESE.

TWNHE large Room in building on the corner Of Ceda
and Deadrck streets, lately occupied by MI Pingnel
ss dancing saloon. Apply TO W f. COOFEh
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NEGROES h1R SAFE.

A RARE CHANCE TO CIT GOOD SERVANTS
TwENTY-FVE or thirty Hsgroes, consisting Of Men
Women, Boys and Girls. pecial attention Is He'd
No. cook, washer and lrOnet good family servant
with likely cAid. ssptsS BOYD 4 CO.
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t. The West Tennessee Wing announces the
death OF Col. BEVERLY 5. ALLEN. de died a, Hunt
ingdon, on Monday last. He was politician,
lawyer, and gentleman Of fine social qualities
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T Fashionable Dancing Academ

MONS. ]. A. PINGERLY,
QBSPECTFULLY informs his patrons ard friends, m
Ia that he has returned the City and mat ne VII ~
open his Academy at mis- Hall on SATURDAY, OCTo ~
Der I7TA 1857 At . clock, p NJ ~%H
Days and Hours Of Tuition Friday at O'Clock, r. H.
And Saturdays OF 8 o'clock, 4. H., and + III.
Among the Dances lately received from raris, he
will each the new and fash enable ANCEEksS QUAD
BILLIE, as danced in the principal Eastern Clues
thankful for the liberal patronage hereoi ore extern
ded to him. Mons r. respectfully soes eontin nance OF
the same octli-u'
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The Agricultural Bureau day before yesterday
received very interesting letter from Prof Stafford,
the able and accomplished State GeOlOgist which we
take pleasure in laying before our readers The
preamble and resolutions, offered by,Dr HodgsOn,
Of East Tennessee, were unanimously adopted. The
labors Of Prof Stafford thus far have been eminent
ly successful and we doubt not he will win new
honors in the field which be is about to enter.
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Valuable Land Eor sale.


ON Tuesday the Goth day Of October next will sell the
~ highest biddet farm is Robertson County Tsnnes
see mile North Of TurneFsve, miles from
the Nashville sRd Henderson Railroad being % miles from
Nashville and 20 from ClaTksyIlle Said tract contains
1000 ACRES
OF the finest Corr, Wheat aud Tobacco land found in
Middle Tennessee. will sell II in divisions, follows:
No. contains thousand seres50 cleared, The bal
heavily umbeFed. fhs includes elegant Framed
DWelling neatly flashed with 70 good good Kitchen,
negro Honses Cisern, Carsge House, Stone Spring house,
and Barns sufficient 10 cure IS 90 lbs tOoseeo
No. 2 contains 426 acres, $50 cleared b2lsnee we'll
bersd This tract eontns tolOaby good double log
and never failing spring
No. contains s40 acres cleared the balance finely tin
bered with very superior spring.
No. A. contains $40 the fnesi Board and Stavs
Der between NashVils and Pond River thrOugh which
stage Road from Nashville to Hopkinsviile passes.
at The time aud place. will sell my present crop
OF Corn. Fodder. Oats, Wheat, fobeCeO $50, my
stock Of Mules, Hogs and Cattle and hund and fy
Cows, several ane Jacks aud OF the finest Stations in
Middle Tennssse.
TERMS.-I will sell the land for one-fh eash-the bal
ance credit Of Oue, two, three, and years, N
interest from date; retaining lien the properly for the
purchase money
barbecue viii he served for the oecasou Sale positive
oct l3-td. ROBERT d. CARR.
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Mnrfreeshoro.

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I WILL take the Exchange Bank soseg for my Goods.
oet Is Il M'GIILs
Shirts, Shirts.
TUST received another lot Of Shirts: warranted Of sups
81 hor quality and OF prices to suit the times.
f5Oct JH M'GILL.
Byron and Standing Collars.
SUPERB assortment of collars, every Size and Style
"A and for sale BY N'GiLL. (
Embroidered Shirts.
TUsTreceived snail invoice Of handsomely embroidered
q shirts made TO own orier suitable for party and we'd
ding occasions. oct Is HMGlLL.
Buck Skin Shirts.
FeV best quality of Back skin shirts received and fer
n sale BY octl5 JH M'GtLL-
Underwear.
a VERY variety Of fashionable Underwear all at moderate
4 prices. oct Is M'GlLL.
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
FIRST rate assortment Scarfs Stocks Ties and Cra.
II vats every and color with endless variety Of
goods received and fOs sale upon reasonable terms by
Otis M'GILL.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND BLANKETS.
LSo large stock of Gentlemsps travelling shawls and
II Blankets Woollen JaeketsRn SeaTis just received
and for sale by oct Is M'GlLb.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
LIVERY size and style of Robes de Caambre and Smoking
u Caps, for sale by octI5 H MGlLL.
ESy= Ladies' and Gentlemea's Furnishing =S9a
Store, corner Square and College SITS. (oct2
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WE will pay LASH at our Office Union Street for
w the notes Of the fo wing Banks; Bank OF Knoxville
Bank Of Claiborne, Bank OF Taz Ee BANK oil Irenlon'
Sank of Jefferson and cambridge IA nk -,,, or,
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pEBow,s REVIEW ON THE COTTON CROP.

In long article DeBow has reviewed The last 81
years, making the following deduction:
Average latest spring frost, March 49,
Average earliest fall frost, October o.
Average time between the latest and eIrlest FROST
months days.
Average dale of first bloom, June 5.
Audfor 1857, as follows.
Latest spring frost, April %. Earliest fall FROST
average October &c. Growing season, 6 months
and days. First bloom, June 25.
He says; Before proceed to show what would
consider a small, average or large crop for 1857,
will call attention to ssme facts. As general rule
the magnitude of the crop depends upon long or
short period between the spring and fan frosts. In
1889 the spring opened on the 9th Of March, II
days earlier than the average, and the growing sea-
son continued u days later than the average fall
frost giving for the growing season eight months
one day, and a crop of 2,177, 900 bales-an in
crease of more than 100000 bales over the year
Immediately proceeding. The crop of 1910, besides
the influence of short season of six months
and "a days was diminished by an overflow in the
Mississippi, and reached only 1,635,0OO bales
The crop of 1912 very large, and it will be OBJ
served that the season commenced the
22d February, and continued until the 26th of Octo
Der period of eight months and four days, yield
ing ,37S 900 bales, increase of more than 7OO-
900 bales over the previous year The crop of 1S48
was an unusually short one of 1,779,0OO, resulting
from a short growing season of 6months and days,
and general visitation of the army worm. The
crop of l849is again a short one Of 2,097, 000
showing deficit of more than 600 900 bales from
the previous crop; the growing season was only
6montbs and % days, and there was overflow
in Red River during the summer.
The crop of 1856 was an unusually large one on a
growing season of few days short of months,
but it will be observed that the whole season was
remarkably favorable and that at least 100000
bales of the previous crop was received, which had
been kept back by low water in the river in Ala
bama, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. The
crop of 1856 has been variously estimated, but
taking the present deficit at all the ports and the
probable amount to come forward it will probably
not exceed 3 $50, 600 bales-snd believe this fig
ure has been generally adOpted-I shall take it
basis ofcalculatiOu.
Taking the average of the last five crops as the
basis for our calculation without regard tbs late
spring frost of the present season. the result will be
as folloEs.
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NJ By a census just taken, we learn that Mem
phis Tenn, has population Of 1859.
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AM offer sale III Itifu Lot Of So acres superior
w gardening soil ansH sf tim Oerod situated about
miles fron he CITY, 8 ths Vaughn Pike. IN said lot
there a small cling. TIE owner wishes To re-
West lennesss, lnd osrs great bargain Also
for a magnificent ssdence Lot, If about acres
fronting Gallan opposite the residence of the
Hon NeS Brown AlsoR peauii Cu umbered in Brown.
vlle acres, r.. the City, me CaIlstn
Pike ssO magniCss9 Residence Lot fronting 100 feet
on Broad Street. West M avIlle
We will sell extra l4nary bargain for cash in anv
the above property. CsSh Immediately
Il J. L.. & K W. BROWN
octls-dt w&SIm A Il Cherry st.
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Lawrenceburg Bank.
Pow1er !! Powder I!
FOR RENT,

UsT received in Magazine and for sale, 1000 kegs, SEQ
half kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
" M. dz K. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
rrh11 n or the Manufacturers
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HARD MONEY CURRENCY

There are class Of crOakers who deny that the pre-
cOus metals areOf sufficient quantitytO furnish us
circulating medium This class ofmen 20 upon theidea
that Banks make money, and that as money con
stitutes wealth, therefore the more banks the
wealth. Thus, starting wrong, their whole theory
is an error. Bank paper is not money. but mere
bills of credit, issued upon an insufficient specie
basis, which, so long as the people have =" conf
dence," may answer the purposes Of money, and
serve to drive the precious metals from our midst
When the people lose confidence" however, and
ask the specie for this paper, it is not to be had
until severe monetary pressure is gone through
with.
But, the folly Of the argument that Gold and Sill
yer are not sufficiently abundant to constitute the
great bulk Of our circulating medium in the alb
sence of Bank paper, is the point we have in view.
Gentlemen who make this argument forget that
we more favorably situated in this respect than
any other nation in the world - that Gold is one
Of the leading products of our country. We are
tusly exporters of gold, as we are of cotton, to-
bacco and wheat. From the commencement of the
Gold digging in California in l84S for seven years
ending 1854 I've have statistics since that time,
the following amount of gold has been exported:
1S48...... S5,0OOOOO
zU,OOO,VUV
10000
1901 OUOUUU
1000
600 600
Io54.-. OOO,0OO
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3279.8OO


But if the fall frost should take place at the
age date, % h October, the growing season will be
only months and three days, one month short of
the average and we only expect proportion
ally short crop.
1851. Average crop in bales...........3,2 79, 800
Deduct II per cent for one month
short of average growing SEASON.. $4,000
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CONTIN ALTON
COntinUr on Monday,
FOUND
lrgainS Extrass6inary in Real Estate !

1.-TWO Mems Cloth s95. The owner can hear -
3 Of them by nQur nj At the Union and Amer. fgssy
Office. dk Ocus IA
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Leaving for the actual Only........-2, $4,000
From the above, conclude that even if the fall
frost should be protraced to the 10Th of November
the latest period for the last 80 years. the growing
crop cannot exceed 3,275, 900 bales which would be
much short of the commercial wants of the world,
and if the fall frost comes the average period of
the 10th Of October, or, often occurs, before that
time, the crop will not exceed 2, 830,OO0.
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RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
F any Isrson has s25n00 than be wants aad viii
loan % viii take great pleasure IN naming
Machine Shop sndF0undry 1e him. D0nt all once.
Speeulabrs calling the above business will please call
between he hours Of and p m. The important
part Is a big See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 ILLS & MOORE.
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RAGS!

OWING to the financial condition Of the country, and the
" great depression Of trade, ind Necessary TO reduce
price of Rags TO &c. per lake and aier
rst day of November 1857 After the Isl dav Of AoVe-
Der will pay &C. each for good rags and hope me trade
will see the necessity Of tas course this trying time
manufactures IoctI5-ImI W WHITEAAN.
Banner PatTirt and Cazste copy.
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EGE@ The resolution Introduced by Senator WHIT
THoRxE, to fix the day for the election Of a United
States Senator TO succeed Mr.. BELL, whose term Of
Office expires before the meeting Of another Legis-
lature, viii be taken up in The Senate on Monday
1t is to be hoped that the Legislature will bring
this election at early day as possible.
DEATH OF THE "CHILD OF MOUNT VERNON"
George WASHINGTON PARKE CUsTIs, the grand son
Of the wife of Gen. George Washington, and the
last survivor of the family circle of Mount Vernon,
died at his residence, at Arlington, Alexandra
county, says the Alexandria Sentinel, on Saturday
morning at lOO'clOc62
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RANK NOTES.

NN Roxes fresh Ohio Cheese, received this day By
W Express for sale wholesale or retail by
aug. % HOLLISTBR & CARTER. y Union, ST.
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mount te all other Interests and whereas, the pro-
per treatment and the improvement Of the sod de-
pend greatly upon the knowledge Of their quality,
essential parts and geological relations thereby en-
aiding MS 20 know to wha; they are adopted, what
they lack. and what remedies 70 apply; therefore,
RssoIgtd, That we are gratihed TO know, that the
attention Of cur State Geologst, Prof j. NJ Stafford,
has been and win be directed to the agricultural por-
ton Of his work, and that already the ground work
of classification of the soils is nearly completed,
and ALSO to know that he is collecting materials for
an elaborate report upon the soils with reference to
their quality compositions adaptations, &c.
Rss0Judd, That ii mapping OF the state into ma
trl agricultural districts, susceptible az they are
OF being web defned-such unit in itself with its
own specific soil or class of Soils will not only be
interesting but viii greatly facilitate theprogress Of
true agriculture among us, giving defiiietness, as
has beea said to all efforts at Improvement not at
auable in any other way.
Res9EBsd That we extend to Prof. Stafford our ap-
proval and encoura cement and that tlust he may
be permitted to carry out his plans believing that 1t
will rebound to the interests Of the State.
ResoIUfd, That the Secretary Of the Bureau be,
and he is hereby instructed TO lay before the Legs-
ature, now in session, the letter of Prot. Stafford,
with the resolution adopted by the Bureau; and that
he attention of the General Assembly to the sub
ect maiier of the State biologists letter, is most
respectfully solicited.
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AUCTION CARD

TUX y 4 LIS
TWO handsome Lots in Bdgeheld, Woodland Street
The Lots front 50 feet each, and are l7O eet deep
Apply 10 A. V. S. LiNDSLEY,
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LAND FOR SALT.

WILL SELL on liberal terms, 1000 acres Of rich level land
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, where il cross the
Gibson Obion county ue, the ud deIet
Union City and Trenton, being twelve miles from
Uniou City and eighteen from Trenton. lac tract will max
TWO fine settlements. 700 cleared Any person wish
ing to buy can call me Al Dresden, Tenn.
CT I5-W2m MOOkE.
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SEWING MACHINES

Or copis or l. NJ. Singer Co.'S GazeEs will furnish
ed, miied gratis, al Who desire Information
ing Sewing Machines. WAL A. SING ER, j., Agent
ITsCea tral ofice, 455 Broadway, n. Y. fsept. 20
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Wheat! Wheat!
PLANTERS BANK sOF TENNESSEE,

WE will pay the hgaeH MasSe price in cash for prime
w Red or White WneE for Immediate del ve-y.
OctlS-d&vim. &JOHF5ON, WEAVER & co
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FOR SALE.

valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bounc
"A ed by Washington Jefferson and Pearl streets WIFI
there is good buildings. bargain will be given. Fo
terms appy to LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
sent a-3m Market Street.
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AT a meeting Of the Agricultural Bureau the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This Bureau does now, as formerly. re
gard the agricultural interests Of the State para