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col G. r. TORRETT

1t will be seen from the following card that Col.
TOrbett declines reelection to the office of State
Treasurer, which he Low holds; and we hone ii
may not be considered improper in the seniar editor
of this paper to state that for the past two years he
has discharged the duties of the Office with such
credit to himself and satisfaction to the people that
there was no one opposing his reelection.
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CURE FOR TIE HEADACHE.-If a foul stomach
be the cause, give emetic, after which take co
Jumbo times day. Iffrom a plethOric habit,
which is known by the he4viness of the head
and flushed face, bleed AID give opening medi,
clues. If from weak habit, and confined to one
part OF the head, the cure will gen rally depend
upon the free use of snake root, which seldom
fails, if preceded by a brisk purge. Either exter
nally applied over the pam, on piece Of linen,
with a warm hand or confne it, will afford i'm
mediate relief
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~ The Phi adelphia Argus thus hits the
nail on the head Bank notes are not even
the repre- entative of mOney-they are only the
representatives. Of debt They show that the
bank owes so much money-that the President,
Directors, AID Company have Promis to pay,
but that they VII do it, that they can do it, is
quite another thing"
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PUBLIC PRINTERS.

The publishers Of this paper were yesterday
elected Public Printers to the State for the ensuing
two years, receiving the unanimous vote of their
party friends in both Houses. We tender the mem
bers our sincere thanks for the substantial cOmpli-
ment We value it quite as highly for the evidence
1t affords of appreciation of our course by the Rep
resentaives of the Democracy, for its peeuniary
Zalr,n
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LINES BY BUSTER.
NOT BY GOLDSMITH

~ DA SOLDsMtl H.
When merchants fondly trust to paper,
And find too late that banks betray,
What art can help them through the scrsoe q,
Suggest the means wherewIth to pay?
The only way to stop each croakar,
And pay the banks TO whom they trust;
To bring repentance TO the broker,
And wiring his bosom, is ':to bustl"
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"a h5fe Bluff Hotel,

WHITE BLUFF, DICKSON COUNTY. TENNESSEE.
TJIHE Subriber has opeued Hotel this place and is
] prepared to accommodate the travelling community
in the best manner White Bluff situated the Char.
loe Turnpike 20 miles from Nashville and 10 from Char
oe and IS very desirable Stopping point for those pass
ing and from Nashville Soliciting share OF the pub
lie patronage the subscriber that all his best eff
forts shall be directed to please
may 25-w3m a. +. NUNS.
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THREE MORE PASSENGERS RESCUED FROM THE
CENTRAL AMERICA.--We shall not know all that
were saved from the Central America until the YES
sells which passed in the neighborhood Of the disas
ter for a number of days after shall have reached
their destined ports in different quarters Of the
world Mr.. .Trice, the second engineer, has been
saved, and makss the following statement:
From the time of the wreck l driftcd y hours on
a plank / succeeded in getting into a boat on the
fourth morning after the wreck, and on the fifth
picked up Alex Grant, fireman, who had been drift
ing FIVE days on part Of the hurricane deck, from
which he swan TO my boat He pulled to the hur-
rcane deck and rescued G. W. Dawson, passenger
Twelve men had once been that part Of the wreck
and of these the third engineer, George Budding
ton John Baub and Patrick Card, coal passer, Mr..
Joel Foreman and five cOal-passers, names not
known, died there. Dawson, Grant and myself
were without food for eight days, the all the
time making a breach ever Two days after the
steamer went down we saw several passengers on
pieces of the wreck, but could not assist them.
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Tirnbered Land for Sale.

ER have remaining about 5000 acres Of the Garrett lands
for sale wing an both sides Of the tu pike road
leading Paradise Hill TO Carksve. The road is
der construction be completed by the close of the
present yoar.
These lands have been divided into tracts, ranging from
80 300 acres purchasers They lie between l2 and
II miles from Nashville, heavily timbered lie WELL and
are supplied wta springs Of never falling free
stone and in very healthy neghbOrhOOd. We
authorized to sell those lands privately most reasonable
terms.
PERSONS desiring purchase requested to examine the
lands George William Garrett, The Steam Mill H. N
AYERS or Dr. m Rodgers in the noghbOrhood, have plots
OF the and and viii show them persons DESTROYS
ms For further particulars apply to W. T. Garrett the
maylS-wf NANCE Sr
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HAVE closed up my Stable Market street NOT n, thu
purpose OF going TO Texas, but attend 10 nv new sia
oe corner OF Church and trout Streets where haze re-
moved our stock, aud will be pleased 10 receive the patron
uly q NJ sGITSISsy5;
p 81 wish "a hire good Carriage driver For a GOOD
one good PIos will be advanced monthly or one or i've
~
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In Chancery at Wavnesboro, Tennessee

Cross Bill. O1' -
OF SAID court that jonathan Keaion Of the Defend ats
IN Inc sd BIZ IS non resident of the Of Tennessee
so mat the Tcgu ar process of served mon
MN Il is therefore ordered by the Clerk Master aore
SAID na puoleslon be made in the Nashville Uuion and
American newspaper published in the city of Nashville
In of Tennessee, for four before the com.
mencemsnt OF me next term OF this court requiring said
nonresident defendant appear ceur house in the
town of WayGesboro, on the fourth Monday in February
next, and plead demur the Cross Bill of the
Compliments the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing parte, to said Jonathan F.
- AMOS 7. HASSELL, &. &.M.
oct s-W4tHEa a. prs fee 80
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Dickson COanty CurcuiI COurt-Sept. RUIes
George Ann Hill vs. Geo W HiII-Petition for Dvor.e

T appearing from the petition in this that the de-
PENDANT, Geo hill, resident the Steie ~
Tennessee and beyond the reach ct the process Of This
courts IL therefore ordered that publication made for
newspaper published IN the civ Of Nashville, reuuiring
him TO appear before the Judge ofhe circuit to be held
for the county Dickson, The state If Tsunss.e a. ~
court house in the town Charlotte GA the An MSnday in
oetoher next then and there to cad or demur II
compliments p.uJon, The sane will be taken f1r -
fessed and sat for hearing ex paTte " 'N
sept 25-W3t prs lee 81. K0BT McNRIULy 81 -
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Texas PoLITIOs. - tx President Ansol Jones
has published letter cOnsentng TO be candi
date for the United States Senate in place of
sam Houston.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE

We publish, to-day, the Official vote Of the State,
: compared in joint ballot of the two Houses
The returns are al Official, except the county Of
Jefferson, which wa no returned, but the vote
given is correct Il viii be seen that the full vote
s.
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or the decree Of the chanesy court at Centre
ID lille, in the case MarOble Rryes against Felix
Studdard and hers rendered on the lh day ofSeptemoer
1856 aud ordered to be carried nto execute by decree Of
the same cgu made The nth day Of September,
shall on The st Saturday IN ctmber 1857, being
day OF Dsepnb-r 1851 expose To public sale prem
81 The undivided tWO-thiId Of the FurHa Forge Lands
and FixtuTe known the Mill Creek Iron Works IN said
COMFY Of Hickman, fully and particularly described in said
decT of the 18th DAY Of Srpte mbeT 1856 The said undi-
ded thirds of said property viii Be sold credit Of
one with interest from date Of sale and with
ont The ri zh redemption The purchaser will be reouIr
I'd 10 awe bond and security for the purchase money and
lien will BE- retained upon the prope ~ for the payment OF
the same All who may wish purchase ave
ed to examine he property which will be shown to them BIZ
persons the premises OKFILLE NIXON
Oct I-Wtds prs fee - Clerk dz Msstsy
Dickson COanty CuTcuiJ COuTt-Sept. RUIes
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A NEW SURGICAL WORK.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have ust received MOSS SIDE,
'by Marion Harland author Of Alone and The Hidden
Path
Nothing need be said to awaken interest in book
BY this charming auhoress Poryseven thousand copies
her Alone and Hidden Path - have been sold BY
American Publishers and the demand is present
slant ard regular In Europe they have with
still greer other American uhoress has Jet
honored by republication in the Lsipse edition Of
standard American authors. Those who
sheets Of MOSSSIDB unite in the opinion that
superior to both Of Marion arand's former productions in
interest," style and popUaraet it full Of incidents Of
exciting nature, while the plo: is better and syssmA
cally arranged.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
y3T asseI & Thomson,

1OO PACKAGES Italian aud American Macearoni;
HUI 10 Boxes VernicellE
so Genuine English Dairy Cheese from N York;
Sc Pine Aplpe DO; I" :"
900 dozen Baltimore fresh Oysters;
$50 fresh Peaches and Pine Apple;
IS d" kEsberries and Strawberries;
10 5bls Pecan Nuts;
% Fiberts and Brazil Nuts;
90 boxes LAYER Rasins
1000 boxes SaIdnes, all size packages;
Is dozen English Pick es, all kinds;
25 dozen English Sauces, consisting Of John Bull,
Worcestershire, Reading and HRrVey's;
dozen English Mushroom Cstsup;
Ecglish and French Mustard.
1000 Cocoa Nuts;
IS dozen fresh Salmon, l. and q cans;
95 - LObsers, i and p cans.
100 Baskets Champagne Wines assorted brands,
bbls fine Smoking IObaccO;
25 bxs extra fine Chewing do;
Half million Of Segars ed brands and Gssort
ment of Fire Works for the Holidays
Bakers Broma and Chocolates Of all kinds.
English and Scotch Ales and Brown Stout.
Stuffed Olives and POlted Meats.
Imported French COuiecOnaes for wedding Parties and
the ike, and thousand other articles which viii appear
hereafter. VESSEL d IHOAPSON'S.
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A New Novel, by the Author of The
lnitialS.s'
QUITS: Novel, by Lne Baroness Tantpheus, Author OF
"The Initials"
Just received by HAGAN d Bro
OctII.
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Nashville Theatre.
Notice.

y Ii persons having claims against the estate Of
RI MOSELY, deed hereby fed to file the same
wi the Judge of the Stewart County Court, before
The fist das Of April, 1885, order that may
q dated and dscha ged in accordance with the Of
Les aIure the State OF Tennessee relatv insovent
esH tie This the 5th day October A. H. BARR,
2l- via AdmiHisra
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Broadway House.

B0arders, being situated IN q GENITAL locality to "A
all the elent Railroads., convenient the Medical A
COLLEGE, the post Office and the River renders it
sTabe place the city for travellers day bosrier Mem
beIs of the Legislature, Students aud travelling public
generally are earnestly requested to this house, No
pains will be spared 70 render all who comfortable
and cOntented. Oct6 WM p BRANCH.
MEMBERS or LEGISLATURE
WIsHING BOARD in a private family can be supplied
w by applying at this office oet3-u
Notice TO the heirs of Benjamin Clark decd.
NHE legal heirs and distributors Of the Estate of Benjamin
Clark, decd. Sarah Clark Decd late of Dickson
county, Tennessee hereby notified to come forward and
receipt and receive the amount Of their dsbuve shares
of said Estate This 9TH Oct 1857.
sept 7-HIv$ G. W. CLARK, Admir-,
Charlotte, Dickson county.
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE, TENN,
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1857.

Edward ShegOg vs. Niles & Adans-o.A.B
ON motion and upon an avt OF Edward shexoz and a.
" appearing unto the satisfaction Of Clerk and Master
that William r. Miles and David W. Adams are non res
denis Of he state OF tennessee that the ordinary process
cannot be served them. IL is therefore, ordered
that be made In the Union AID Ansrcan pa
per published is the city Of Nashville Tenn. requiring tsia
parties appear a. the Cont in the Of Centre
he Second Monday March then and there 70
Plead demur 10 enmplainants b o. the sams
sill be taken for confessed sxparss a. 70
them. ORViLLE A. NIXON. g. q X
sG7-2T. Pdnlsr'S FssS4
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FnR RENT.

TENHE large Room in building the corner Of Cedar
and Deadrck streets, lately occupied by Mr.. Piugne
as uancing Saloon. Apply to W, f. COOPER
sept. y, 1857.
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County COurt-HicEman County.

Sale OF Lau-. " ~ g ''eH II
TINS carHe It appeg TO tie court, that defendants
IN Chapp II an wife AuUs, fora erIy AM. Ib.- nell
ROBE Ch2ppe, Andr Wilson d we Marian. forme,I
Sar an CnHppet, ) r Gamer vile Sprsb formerly
sara lhappell are reside Of he state Of Ten zsee
II is the eJ ordered The that ubcEon be ade
in the Union and American nagys1a6a ,n,i beJ in tbs
city oil Nashville i0r hTre successive weeks for said
PENDANTS 70 appear at he November Term OF this court
TO plead ane"Gr or demlr TO c8mplanants bill, the
same VIII De taken for confessed thorn, and for
hearing sI Plrte Test. D. EABLEY, C. N.
September - 1857. saDt Iz-w3t DIS fee "a
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SALE OF LAND LYING ON
DUCK RIVER.

ID virtue of the decree OF the Chancery Court at Cenue
ID vile. in the case Caleb McGran against A. W. Wal
ker rendered the 18th day of September 1857
SHALL Second Saturday November, 1857, being
IA day the month"; expose public sale on the premises
va ua Tract of Land, lying in District No Hickman
county Tennessee Duck River containing 37 acres,
or less fully ard particularly described in the decree of
the 18th day of September, 1857 The said Tract of Land
will be sold a credit OF twelve and eighteen months with
interest from date Of sale, and without the right of redemp
ton The purchaser will be required TO give bond and
curity purchase money! and lien will be retained
the property for the payment of the All
pyied who may wish to purchase examine the land.
ORViLLE A. NIXON, c. & NJ.
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BANK NOTES.

WE will pay LASH, office Union Street for
w Of the following Banks: Bank Of Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne, Bank of Gaz ell. Bank of Trenton,
Bank of Jefferson and cambridge ank.
u AWHELBSS q co.
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EW FALL STOCK

EW FALL STOCK.
I HAVE just eeeived ms new sock OF BOOTS AND
SHOES fer the Fall and Winter Trade The following
Comprises a few Of the leading articles
Ladies' think and thin sole KID B'oes;
9 g - Euskirs;
d" g Lasting Caters with and without heels;
- White Kid and Satin Slippers,
CATERS
Bmbra Btonzad Slippers;
" Plain Lasting and KID Slippers:
= Thick and thin sole Lasting Bus Kins;
" Eng Kid BOotees, Congress Caters and Buskins;
Z" Goat sewed and peggsd BoOtess;
4" Gun over Shoee, Sandals and Buffalo Overseas
For Misses aud Children.
Misses Kid and Morocco BoOtee5 with and without els;
. Goat BO0tees, wllh and without Heels;
A" Calf BoOtees, &c.
CAildren's Shoes, every variety with and without Heels,
For Gents, Boys and Girls.
Mems, Boys, and Youth Heavy Calf Boots;
Z" " &" Calf Congress Caters;
" - Ox1oId's, sewed and pegged;
" CsIC frogaus,
" I" Kip do;
Fer Plantation and House Servants.
MEMS BOYS, and Youths Brogans.
" Kipand Calf Boots;
WOman's Goat, Calf and BoOtee-;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots for Winter
All of which will be disposed Of reasonable for
Cash. isept "a CHAS. b. HALL.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
A large lot of sole Leather Travelling Trunks;
Iron framed, Russell and Hog skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks,
Ashland aud other styles Of Sole Leather Valises,
Fine sole Leather and Kip Bonnet Trunks,
ladies' extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and Sstchels, Velvet and Brussels.
On the above goods challenge competition. Call and
examine before purchasing. CHAS. B. ALL,
sep24 No l5, Public square, south side.
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Votes in this election with Davidson, Robertson
and Montgomery
Votes in this election with White and BIedsoe
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New Ma zines.
Chancery Sale.

frank Leslie's New Family Magazine with which IS incor-
pOfated the Gazette Of Fashion, OCTOBER just received
by ort f HAGAN * BRO.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, Oct. ~.
The journal of yesterday was read and authenti-
cate1.
Mr. Bate presented the petition of $50 citizens of
Upton county, fer law authorizing vote for the
removal of the county seat, which read and
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Ewing presented the petition of II Towns,
Josiah Ferris, and others, representing the County
Court of Davidson, for retaining the county Judge
which was read and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary,
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FRESH CHEESE,
90 Boxes fresh Ohio Cheese, received this day b
W. Express, for sale wholesale retail by
aug. % HOLLtSTSR K CARTER. q Union, St.
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Chancery Sale.


DURSUANT of the Chancery Court, at Clarks
Vile, the case of ThOs. W. Barhsdae, and Others
Philande Freshly, v S. Lndsly, and others, snail
MoLGay, 18th OF OctOcer next at the Court house, in
Nashville O'clock sell TO the highest bbber three Lots
in HAYS addition 70 Nashville dit of g. q, d Is months
for notes tory secured, bearing interest and lien
retained. A V. 3. LlNDSLEf,
spDt. II B.P.&G Commissioner.
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Great Display
vi over 800 Rich Fancy BOnnets,
HEAD DRESSES AND MILLINERY.

MAGIC SHOW ROOMS or z. WISE A7snt
on thus sDAY, sTH; OCTOBER. OF course, Ladies'
" these incentives viii be suicisn ito brg Won oTt n
nothing discuss the eaty merits Of Vslst S,b
er ana Lace, and OJher TOPICS interesting and
70 tne occasion Bank PanIcs DON'T last forever And Tsss
YOU must have ane Bonnet Stock bountfuI and
Pliees Ieasonab tn meet the CRISIS.
iV0 reees OF Ribbons. every and sut'ul style:
S4O eah1o9s OF Paris Flowers, for BOnnets Bantys
% 40 men AanabOn and Ostrich plumes, designs |
" e1ss 3, rea and medium price cOlOFed Gmps and
10 cases eolored LeghOn Flats, Misses Gipseys Plain
25U boxes Rush caps and Illusions
Our stock Of Fancy bonnets viii surnaqs ANYTHING We
have displayed at previous ona,i--. 49, soek ~
cloth rqmas and clOaks latest sbanas half he mice al
in the city. Buga collars
EnbrOdees and Needle work Goods in endless VARIETY: 30
dozen Hoped shirts Of every designs large stock
o Fancy and ornamental goods CONSISTING If 6ne aCbeas
combs style Bonnet e'mb and GIN elasfic Head
role article Extracts superior article 5O cents
worth rs, Gloves Paraso-, Fans, sc at exfrsmeIV low
mas, Jackets Ms Legings. Hose Style Rigolet for
ssaeI and Ladies Worked and Fancy Dress cars
MohaIr ard silk Fancy H. addresses, Cheniet vel
vet ard Bnl large stock Of chemeHs.
Now ladies Is useless give description of the entire
s'cs, for will require personal attention to
the great display Of goods selected with - years experience
In Nashville, to suit the most fasdiOus. Faltenng myself
h0uld know how to ulsase by this tine.
Inc great in rassin business hisyear has fuy estab
shed haer ourselves pleasing and selling goods
low II wiz BE- eEdeavOr to give satisfaction
IN ar dealing. punetusily and deception, regards
he latest styles, having az al Pans and London TO
keep us posted We profess TO show the latest IA mons as
they come out in Europe Trust receive the same lib
era patronage We have received for Ner
chants and Mllaers supplied with small pill of goo DIS a.
| low as purchasing east Of thfs city.
| Bazaar. 4. ESE. agent.
oct6 No 49, Union street, next doorto state Ra1k
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L spTio R.o'KAEs
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House Servant for Hire.

A LIKELY Negro woman with chi dren, eTeelleus
"A house servant Washer and Ironsr will hired 20 some
person who will give her good home Norh SIDE Of
the Apply 20 J La W BR1WN.
octS-lw. 44H Cherry street.
Whalebones.
LAEGBand superior lot OF every length Just opened
n at FURMAN & co.'s,
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POPULAR VOTE OF THE STATE-OFFICIAL.
EAST TENNESSEE.
1855. 1856. 1857.
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DAYTON Ale,

WE fifty of Hairless Very Superior Dayton
w Ale, sweet and good, for summer
We will sell it for any kind Of Tennessee Bank notes.
oct 3 CARTER, MCKAY d CO.
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1as wonderfully clever upon the fashions and
travagance Of New York female as;Oeraey appeared aSt
in Harpers Weekly Journal and complete hit did 70
that One Hundred and Forty thousand copies were
sold, and new editions are still being called for.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore,

NOS. g & 80 Market btFeett
RE happy inform their old friends The public gen
"a orally that they have made large additions their Ma
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction 70 all who may favor them with call.
Ii is intention heretofore to keep ourselves we'll
supplied with descr ption OF steam Engines, Boilers
Mill Machinery, >hafiBg Also, all kinds work for
Flour Mills, Stea nboats, saw Mills Tobacco Paetoriss
Banks and Ja done at the shortest notice and lowest eash
prices. ELLIS & MOOR
Nos 81 "a Market south Of Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
aug I9-ds4mOs.
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SEWlMC MACHINES

RARE CHANGE FOR SPECULATION.
any person has s25OOO more than he wants, Asd viii
loan Il IN viii take great pleasure in naming
Machine shop sndFOundy after him DOntall at ones
Spectators calling the above business will please call
between the hours Of and p. N. The important
part is a big name. See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 BILLS & MOORE.