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REAL 1sTArE, INsURANCE.
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EXCHANGE AGENCY,

insurance agency:
HOME
INSURANCE co. NO. 4, WALLSTR4RT, N Il :,
Capital 81, 500, 900.
E0UuTA0LE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CAPiTAL - 80 900.
O0IO0kRORT
RIRH AARIHRINB.C 90. BRIDGEPORT, CONN;
CAPITAL o3ee 200.
WARRINGTON
UNION ms. co., CL4vRLAND,O
CAS1fAL o3ee, 80.
FIRE MARINE IEE. CO., foHp Do LAC, WIS.
CAPITAL 45e0, 900.
D0LICII6issucd in the above Campanies on tAl
/ sa3sr slAssss Of risks emily, at fsir rates, and
leases sAjssted and promptly paid, ct the once el
Ne Aeeasy, % Second street.
swid wA. TURNER, Agent.
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COmstOck's Coal

1 COOA 0TOVEe
xYYEhavs new stove Of this kind, new Just oats
| w which 10 made expressly for coal. Ills pisin
| and heavy, operates veil, and comes low.
CONSTOCK BRO,
/ c..A n Main-st.
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DDen Coal Radiator .

XTTEinvite all Who wish 70 barn eeAl 10 tlnir
w paxloYp TO call aad Sc our nsv hadaitor.-
We make three sizes, suitable for rooms OF ali IL
sprs.d COMsToCK BRO.
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| CD. RocEwHLL, Sec'y.
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FLOUR FLOURli FLOUR ~ FLOUR mn
KeDkuk CtsY 4tlls.


Keokuk Ctsy Mtlls.
s11HE subsaribsrs having thorou bly, repAissAths
i above Mius, are prepared to furnish ~ eiti.
seas of Ksekuk With Flour which thsy wasssst
equal 70 any brought 70 this market, a1d WsaA
ssapectfu " solicit affair and impartial TRIAL.
HrAn and Middliaes sonatHptiy On hanA.
iy7S-dtf COLEMAN fOOT1.
TAs Des N elnss WooA a0A Ga01 90
WILL keep for sale, u their yasd - - ~.
W knk and n. DIS Moines katlseoA oeDs(,
Wea ~ ths cord, ard also pFspassA - paS..r
Alse, Coaa from the bsst mines il tAe H. Nelnon
Valley, .AsA they will deliver y ~ pezt - ~
city, On sheSt Aetiss.
orders lsft = ~ Railraad DspsA, - viii 1ald-
win : Evsns, sssnAs naln m ~ st., win ~
prompsly aassaded -. Pfies lev. Iswns-CasA
On dslivefy. uunslD-a1e
Nee Ssoaa- Seek SxxssiissGsSSe. -
ENER0 UG60N'B go 1an1- Book Il AreAftsstups,
s. bcng aeossiss I'D pepalsr ascoantca ~ ~
fsvcnt styies ssvaillne II 81 Agse and seanxieel
the world, with dsesflptiea e thsnsse ssnasn6s
CLAkk1H Ltssasy Dspe1,
aaeoe JsAn6enret.
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=. =. UR AaTON.
vAkP1N1ER AND BUILDER. ehop Sosth
~ ssst eesnur Of Rashange ara i1tA.

Eoro AZ DoR9A10.
"A Ineligible - fsst front, or less ~
sAs option Of the purchaser. Said lot 10 On
soou.
Tsrns. About sssh The balsnseia sasypay-
ns.ts. Iaesifs Of the aadsrsiensd, In Days
building, corner u E1bhasss and 18th IS.
p. A. UkMSTON.
Fer 0ole Lew.
"a !INE, high bsiidins Lot, IS BY eofsst 'front.'
"A ing on l34A street noaT Ridge. Isrns-paft
sash balance y one aad two years. Inqsirsos The
Ground Or ~ this oGes.
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duce evils to the territory and the country
we regarded it as an unwarranted at
tempt on the part of partizan official to
dictate the course of the convention IN
matter with which he had nothing to DO
and to use his official position, to oVeraWe
and compel the members of the convention
to obey his dictation. We did not blame
Walker so much as we did the President,
for we were satisfied that he was only
obeying Instructions, and we held Mr.. Bu-
chanan responsible for what appeared to Us
a violation of the principles of non-lnter-
ference and non-intervention, upon the
strength of which he went into power.
His course, however we'll meant, has had
the effect to compIcate the affairs OF the
territory, and to surround a subject, in
stinct with difficulty, with greater embar-
rassment. In deciding to submit one ones
ton to the people, the convention acted
upon its unquestionable right, notwithstand-
ing the command of the President, that
the whole instrument should be submitted.
Whether it acted wisely, or should have
acted differently, we shall reserve for an
other article.
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Adams Express.

Il gives US pleasure to add our concentrations
to the following just tribute from the Louisville
Journal The Express is not only go-ahead insti-
tuition, but its agents, especially here, clever,
accommodating gentlemen:
Adams Express is a great blessing to Postmaster
General Brown and some of his inefficient route
agents and postmasters. The express saves them
from much abuse from the newspaper press in the
country, it invariably brings papers in advance
of the mail. II is a 60 ahead establishment
Young America to the backbone. Recently fine
building has been erected for it in Baltimore, of
which the papers of that city give the following
description:
ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-This great public
conveyance, in order to keep pace with the times
and accommodate their host of customers, have
found it necessary to have erected depot on
the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be-
tween Montgomery and Cross streets, which, is in
tended will greatly facilitate the reception and tran.
sportation Of freight The building, which is en-
tirely devoid of ostentatous show, fronts upon
Howard street. and is in length l57 feet by 81 feet
in width. In height it is but one story, with sky
light opening. The roof is plank'd and streWn
with gravel. The roof timbers are exposed, aud
the walls are braced across by strong oak Orders
These walls quite massive, being constructed
of the best pressed brick, and two feet thick.
The interior center is occupied by the platform and
the Office, on each side of which, through the
gateways two tracks are laid, which connect with
the great line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
On Howard street there are also two gateways for
the reception of freight, with ample space for the
operations Of draymen and those engaged in freight.
ing the cars. The depot is already occupied by
the company, and the vicinity begins TO wear a
business aspect.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Nov. 27, 1857.
Mr.. Richardson presented petition from citizens
of Davidson and Rutherford counties in regard to
alleged improper assessments under the Law of '55
Is, on negroes. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
Mr.. Senter bill to provide for the sale of liquor.
Mr.. Benty, bill to authorize A 0. Richardson
to hawk and peddle without license.
Mr. Thompson a bill for the benefit of the secu-
rites of Andrew johnson, late Sheriff of Lewis
county.
Mr.. Fulton, bill to extend the corporate limits
Of Fayetteville.
Mr.. Nancy called up his resolution directory to
the COMMITTEE on the Penitentiary asking for an in-
vestgation of the affairs of that institution with
view to instituting more thorough discipline and
rigid economy in its management, which resolution
he advocated in some pertinent remarks, disclaim-
ing any intention to or occasion for rejecting in
way upon the officers Of the Penit ntiary.
Mr.. Newman offered amendm sut providing
that the investigation hall cover the past xix years.
which was acct pied. Mr.. n. stated that the pres
ent keeper, Mr. White, desired this investigation.
The resolution was adopted.
Srnate Bill to amend the charter of the Egefeld
and Kentucky Railroad Company, read the LIST
time, and
Mr. Turner, of Sumner, offered an amendm Mt
for the benefit Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company, which was adopted, and bill pass
ed.
hr. Carter, of Carter, resolution to curtaii the
amount of the public printing.
Several bills passed their 2nd reading.
House Bill to abolish the office Of State GeolO-
gist, read, and
Mr.. Golladay moved to amend by providing that
the law shall not Toxic eff ct until the expiration of
the term Of office of the present Incumbent.
Mr. Cooper moved the Indefinite pOstpOn ment
of the bill
a prolonged discussion ensred upon the merits
of the bill.
a journed to 2 P. n.
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The South CaroIID. I.v,s,,,u

COLUMBIA, c., Nov. 24.-The Legislature met
in tits city yesterday, and the Message OF the Gov
ernor delivered to-day. He refers feelinplv to
the deaths of Senator Butler, Col. Brooks and Col
Cheves-iavors free acknowledgements the sus-
pension of the Banks but believes all the Banking
institutions in the State perfectly sound and sol
vent-recommends the repeal of the usury laws
He is well disposed towards the Democratic party,
but considers it prudent TO beware of drifting into
the smooth current of nstionalism The Governor
transmits to the Legislature resolutions from the
Legislatures Of Maine and Connecticut protesting
against the decisions OF the Supreme Court of the
United States in the Dr. Scott Case and contrasts
their views. The balance Of the Message is devot.
ed to Stats Affairs
The present session promises to be busy as well
as a very important one. The election for Unite1
States Senator comes Of. Interesting questions
growing out of the reorganization OF the College
will take place-there will be much to consider
about the condition OF the suspended banks, &c
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CrcditabIe Performance of PriOress az
CambrfdgeshIre.
Porter's Spirit of Iast wee

Porter's Spirit of Iaat week, in an article on the
Cambridgeshire races, says:
The same h u,e never won both the Cesarewitch
and Cambridgesbire; and among the reasons Of such
fsure are to be reckoned the chances of the start
the genius of the Jockey and the incidents Of the
RIM The best Lorsa IN the field may unluckly
get off or be so shut DOT by combination and supe-
rior management as to be beaten out OF all hope,
even in the first quarter, when the race is short.
So has il happened with many racer of the HI h
ct hope; and so did it happen in the recent Cam
briigeshire with Prioress. Fordham. whom Mr..
Ten Brock desired to employ. and who pushed the
mare first to the vinnin g~post in the Cesarewitcb,
was not to be obtained; and Mr. Ten Brock WAS
Obliged to content himself with the unskilful stable
bow who rode her in the dead heat oil the 18th
October. The reeGlt was, that in the crowd OF
FESTIVE and high-metted racers, OF keen and prac-
ticed English Jockeys who all knew each other and
each others tricks, the little American youngsier
was completely lost When the Gag fell. therefore,
and the first wild bound given for the start he
SaS LETT bebind Uih disadv5nt1ge of some fifty
yGrds. Worse still, he he'd the mare hard, 40 if
she had the lead instead of being wei behind :;
nrvcrth less, hen he CHILLED upon. her for her effort,
sbe passed the La6oring rack Of horses 1ih the great
est ease. Indeed, to the tn expressions OF an
eye witn's s-with much ease as if thy were
standing still. The three aders were, however,
too far ahead for her TO reach them by any stretch
Of speed; so, she quietly sunk back into the rear,
that she might not be unnecessarily distressed.
This is description of that part of the race in
which Prioress Performed seut here by person
who had most reason to observe the mare, and
though it does not figure in the report Of the In
glish journals, readers that 1t can
be absolutely relied on.
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APrEkKooK SESSION.

On motion Of Mr. Golf, the hill toiucorporate the
Central Uuivr-ity OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, was taken up, amended and passed
the third and last time.
The bill to incorporate the Davidson and Wilson
Turnpike Company, also taken up and passed
the third and last tim.
Mr. Munday offered resolution referring the
COnptroller's report to che Committee on Ways
and Means for the purpose ct investigating apparent
discrepancies in the turns from which said report
is made up. The rule suspended and the reso-
luton adopted.
The r aiding of the code was resumed.
The Sfnate then adjourned till 10 o'clock to NOR
row morning.
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Nov. 81, 1857.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Munday to incorporate the town of Hartsville
in Sumner county.
Mr.. Denton to amend the laws now in force in
relation to the rendition of Judgment by motion
against public officers.
Mr. Bullen to amend the act for the better pro-
lection of the bodies of deceased persons aud for
other purposes.
MIR. Walker supplementary to set passed Feb
!, 1854. to incorporate the Memphis Builiing and
Loan Association.
The Senate then took up the bill to incorporate
the Memphis and New Orleans telegraph Company,
and House amendment thereto, being the personal
liability clause, striken out
The unfinished business taken up, being
Senate bills on cond rpading aud veral passed.
The bill for the convenience and accommodation
OF the people, coming up.
On motion of Mr. Jones, the title was amended
so as TO read-"a till to enable justicrs of the
Peace to take the probate of deeds and bills of sale"
and the bill was rejected.
The bill to regulate the compensation Ofmembers
was 0lso j-cte5.
Several in ifectusl motions to adjourn, having
been made, the Senate was left without quorum
Adjourned I'LL p o'clock, P n.
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FIve Thousand polar. round Inn Chr.

George E. King, the well known baggage master
on the Boston and Worcester Railroad, as is his
usual custom, passing through the cars on
Tuesday last, on their arrival from Worcester. al
ter the passengers had Left to pick up such arti-
Giles as might be accidentally leit for the benefit of
the owner. In of the cars he found pack
age containing FIVE thousand dollars. The owner,
after reaching his place OF business discovered Ills
Oss, and made all haste to the station, where the
money bad been safely locked up, Wsiting the right
full owners arrival. Upon receiving his money, he
presented the finder with twenty dollars Boston
ZTdvsler.
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Pork.

The Bowling Green (Ky.) Gazette, of the goth,
says:-"We have yet heard of no transactions in
the Hog market. Holders are demanding $500 with
no buyers as yet. A lot Of hundred was driven
through town last week to Lucas pork house to be
slaughtered and packed the rnisers own account.
We have not heard even of an Offer being made
by packer.
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TIE PROPOSED SoUTHERE USIvERsIrY.-We
learn that the Committee on Location appoint
ed by the Board of Trustees, of this Un-
iversity, and consisting OF the Right Rev
erend the Bishops of Louisiana, of Ala
bama, of Tennessee, of Georgia, of North
Carolina, and Of Florida. and the Reverend
Messrs. Gregg, Of South Carolina, Dunn.
of, Tex g aud Fise, Of Tennessee, aud Geo. S.
Yergsr, Esq, of Mississippi, Is now in session,
preparing their Report 10 be made 10 the
Board OF Trustees on Wednesday, tie 25th
inst, in ST. John,s Church, in this City
Montgomery Nail, Gath.
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EARNINGS ISCREAsING.-The earnings on the
Memphis Charleston Rsilroad exhibit a very graf.
flying increase, notwithstanding the short crop and
its lateness In going to market. For October the
earnings were $50, 74l-expenses SIS, 75S-net
earnings S5l9s7 For passengers alone the re-
ceiPts were S62 lover tro thotsand dollars per
day. While the receipts Of the great roads at III
North are falling of those on our great thorough
fare continue TO augment Il is destin,d TO be one
oil the most profitable roads IN the whole country
--AlHtsviHs Advoeate
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gas- The stockholders of the Tennessee and Al
ALBANIA Railroad met in Athens on the 10Th instant
and elected tue iolio"ing gentlemen directors Tor
r. Mason, James w. Sloss Lake PRYOR g'homas
Redus, w. w. Phillips, Henry Fennen ]. 9. Orr
aud Thomas Il. Hobbs. The Directors elect-d +
Mcdonald, President; 7. T. Tanner, Secretary ana
g Jordan, Jr., Chief Engineer. The Reports MAJ
10 The Stockholders from the different Department.
exhibited prosperous state Of affairs OF the road
HIAfsUtHe advocate.
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AIabama Senator.
FROM the Huntsville Democrat.
MONTGOMERY Nov %,

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 22d, 1887.
DEAR SIR;-Yesterday the Senate and House of
Representatives elected Clement g. Clay, Jr, u S.
Senator for six years from March Alb 1859. Of
the $50 votes cast lac received eueTy one partisan
feeling vas dormant and personal rivalry quelled,
and for the first time in the history of the State
and, believe, of the Southwest a representative
of the sovereignty of a State was unanimously
chosen
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Containing:

Continuing:
1-PAMELA; or, Virtue Rewarded. In a Series Of
amiliar letter.. vols.
,2-THE HISTORY OF CLAFISsA UARLowF. In q
Series OF etters. vols.
SITE us CRY % STR CHARLES GRANDSON.
In 4 Series OF Letters. : vols
81 con iderry sef tforourh sdept in Ficf ardon.
Ike the longest Of lis novels be and u ink part OF
them tedious houd ash II nF better to do than
TO read y ron h cir nrF end, take them up when
I chose, and lay Their down hen 7 tired,
till every word and sy able relating ~ bright CLsNs,
the divine CIFsIN7FA T. hesutfu PAMELA, wi
trics and ire Of their favour gra-
in my hearts tabI-.'"-Raz1ett on 6k5 Books.
For sale by [novlO.1 VT. Berry 4 co.
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HIpDLEBuRe, VI. Nov. 2i.-Ths Hon- Horatio
Sey snonr. Ii d., died hers to-day. lie YES Que Of
oar asst pFoasias AZ and respectable citizens, and
for tselse years vas UniEsd States Senator iFem
VegmeuG
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mAHsRIEn.

NAH 4 ID
At the residence Of Col. @. c. White, Byhas, Mar
shall county, Miss the 95,h inst, by Rev 8 G. Stark
Dr. JOHs D. hAES, snd Miss RIOS A. Wars, Of Menu
phis, Team.
In this city, Wednesday last By Rev Mr. Houston Mr..
D. r. GLaoE Engineer Nashville Chattanooga Rail-
road 20 Miss oESEifA HfISELT, Of this city.
At Church Advent on the 95h. BY Mr..
Harlos Col z. OWES, Of ts vicinity. and Mrs.
PHEEEBY AsIsHzAB Of PaqGeuns Parish d4uhter Of the
late Judge Robert l. WHITE, Of Team.
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ssIssIssIppI RePudIatiRE walker ans
she Administration.

We learn from our friend. HOn. J. l. Autry, Of
Marah ~, member Of the Mississippi Legisiatar@
sho Is FetnTuing home, that the Legislature ae-
ioarned on ths fsth instant. Previous 70 adjourn
sneni series q F-sOiBuons we're passed denoane-
Ing she eourss Of Walker. and unless the ioTlheoD-
log message Of 81. Buchanan sboali repueiate bin,
thea the Democracy OF Mississippi Ei eonstFus TIE
ecnsure OF Walker applicabie 20 tbs administers
ti0a.-AsmPAis Ness.
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ExegI monumentum, &c.

The Union and american, we are led to
infer, has closed its discussion of Blanks
and Ranking" There is nothing now left,
but for the Legislature to proceed to the
execution of its mandates. While that
honorable body is engaged in the establish
ment of an exclusive specie currency, we
would suggest that only half of their work
will be accomplished, unless they prohibit
the Introduction and circulation in this
State, Of Bank bills from other States.
Let us hare q democratic currency. Now is
most favorable time, and we demand that
democracy shall exert the power which
they have, and shape the domestic policy
of the State in perfect accordance with
their views.
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For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient re- id=nc- the Franklin Turnpike
5t present coupled bE Mr.. Fellows. II contain xix
he, des kitchens - us &C aud hzs about
Of ground attached. II Cud be leased good
tenant for term OF years If desired. Appl to
nsvI9 A < TINnSIFv
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Cg- Col Smith Is again about TO resume the sock
and bpskin. He is.to play STAR eng gemelt dn-
ving tie present week IN Mobile.
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FOR RENT.

INOR the balance OF this and year, that beautiful
' and c0rImo ious residence Of 'irs Win fred White,
situated Market street. South Nashville Possession
given Immediately. For Particular qu,re Of
r. GLRSE K, Agent,
novf3-u. 10 o. Cherry street.
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FOR RENT,

'VHAT CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING on ga
the FrAnxlin Turnp ke road he first 80
roll-gate occupied BY J. A. McCsupben. @. ~
The hou aims four rooms besides kitchen sn'
etc and has hTt Of ground attached.
- suitable furniture be ased by the ten.
ant; IL de 81 ed. - Pc session given imwed itey.
Apply TO A. LINDSLtY,
Fov. 16-u No. S3 College street.
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$40 REWARD.

EtTEAYED fra ths FAsaFs e }. A. Psyue, Ebagf the
, les e Angaaf Last BAY boRaEs STA sap a1d
tznaa ia the ieit egss sac. tqlh. Aild shte
s@as % ~ b4eI, fsz-isess, .Ha ssiss sci
OK Sd va. I. WAl1At.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House took up the code, and passed upon
second reading the second installment from the
Senate.
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FARM FOR RENT.

w will rent 10 a Foo4 tenant a Splendid FARM, a
W with handsome iu provements, con tanning from -
90 100 acres miles from the city, the Nashville
and Chattar oogt Railroad. BOYD CO.,
No
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LOST SCRIP! LOST SCRIP!I

ON Wednesday night of the Night Police lost small
~ DFREN Err PISTOL. The finder vii please leave it
at this Office. Nov. Is 1t
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TWO neat Dwelling Houses, on sumner street, south
! 81 Broad, for the ensuing year; eneh containing
Rooms besses XII chen aud Servants Room; with Stable
Carriage HoIse, &C. Appl. to L. d. BAKER,
tlshviIe, Oct % r. a. Planters Rank
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GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

At the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
"a Of Nashville, In October, 1857 the Judges
appointed 60 examine articles in Class 4S-No.
~ GROVER & BAKER's Sewing Machines No.
I64. SrSGERs-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines as fol-
lows
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that II. using tao separate threads FOR making
the stitch: that Of GEovEE 4 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and thai OF SNGER's using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from BoBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
AMI ga tne opinion Of the committee- g best
adapted 20 FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER As the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage o.
USING SPO0LS WITHOUT REMINDING F;
and with She exception Of inc clothing, saddle
~, &c-, Ia the opinion Of lhe committee Il
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. - Public square Nashville Henn.i
HaahFlss, Eesa., soTs absr ta, iaoE.-ti.i
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FOR SALE.

THAT VARIABLE business stand Market Street, ado
4 ing the Warehouse OF A. Hamilton, now occupied by
Conlev OrhuR Tore OF the best stands IN The
city any retail establishment. Price very moderate.
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