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THE GREET ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, IT. D.,
Physieian Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
ThsiRvaluabe medicine unfsIling in the Of ali
painful aud dangerous deases which the female
constitution is subject 1t mOdeTsesa and removes
all Distractions and SPEEDY may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited 1t will, short time, brRg on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price doar bears the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfefs.
CAUTION.
These pills should beaksa females during he First
Three Months IF Pregnancy, they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all Nervous and Spinal affections pain in the
back and limbs, fatigue slight on pslptaton Of the
heart, Hyeter cs, and Whites these pills will effect
when all other have fasd and although powerful
remedy, do contain ron caomel sntmOny anything
hurIful to the constitution, I'D.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Conada,
JOB MOSES,
Late 1. G. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, n. Y.
n BS1" and postage stamps enclosed to author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Psby return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry q DemOvile, and G.
w. HendershOtt. Agents NashViiie. deOdGWly
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The Directors Of the Charlotte and Carolina Rail-
road Company have declared dividend of three per
cent.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel states that since the fail
ure Of the Ohio Trust Company, the Bank OF the
State Of Indiana has reduced its liabilities about
million of dollars; that besides having about three
millions of dollars due it, in solvent notes and bills
of exchange, it holds nearly eeven hundred thousand
dollars Of specie, and between 100000 and 400 900
dollars Of eastern exchange, while its currency on
hand and balances in banks, are sufficient to
cover its actual deposits The branches are also
represented to be in good condition.
Nashville Market, Dec. Is.
CoTTON-The only sales we heard of to-day were a
few bales at 1Oo Receipts continue light
I ToBACco-Phere is good deal doing in Loose
Tobacco at 3@63c.
WHEAT AND FLoUR-The transactions continue
light, without any change in prices.
GROoERIEs-A complete stsgnaton pervades the
Grocery market. We have, therefore, no transac-
tOns to report while holders continue to ask last
weeks prices
Atlanta Market, Dec. 12.
BAoON-Sides, very scarce, lac, demand light
Pork 6a5E, with supply fully equal to the de-
mand.
LARD-New leaf 11a12, moderate demand
FLOUE-S2. S73 fOrsuperfne, S2.50fOr extra; light
stock. ..a
CoRE-Sacked 60c.. scarce; light demand
OATs-Saeked 30e., also scarce, with very little
demand
WHEAT-Red 75a80c., White s0a90e.
PEAs-Stock 55e.; Beans 81.
A., BUTTER Csc; Cheese
FEATHERs-Prime live geese 48c., fair demand.
IRISH POTAToEs 81. 50a3 per bushel.
APPLES 81. 80 per bushel, in fair demand
Trade generally has assumed more lively aspect
since last report, though there is but little doing
in Pork, owing to the warm weather and the pre-
vaing opinion among buyers that it will get lower.
SEAG0, ABBOTT & CO.,
General Commission Merchants Atlanta, Gd.
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SEWING MACHINE co.

The prices of these Machines within 70 instance hereafter
vary the New York Prices, except the cost of freight
I'd tn place GALE, IN this Slate
having purchased these Machines who
purchase them out side The State Of Tennessee,
24th day Of November 1885 responsible the
nashville Sewing Machine Company, the legal Of
the right and will ber quired to pay TO sid Company the
Of $50 for the rirhI g. said Machines VitbIn the
TERRITORY OF TBNNES SEE, and whenever payment is
refused, The SAME WILL Bis STRICTLY ENFORCED,
unless accounted TO this Company by Messs. Cover
Baker.
Persons purchasing these Machines ouade OF Tennes
had better that they bill OF sale with the
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINB IN TENNESSEE.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON Nj. BRIEN&M. M. BRIEN, il.
Attorneys at Law,
N SHVILBE. TENN.

OFFICE, NO. a wEsT-sIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPER'S BUILDING.
formerly secuped BY I'd. EWing.)
I HAVE taken In eOpaFtnership n. D. BRIEH, j.,
in the practice OF la In All the Davidson unty
One both generally be eund in the once PROMPT
and especial attention given securing and collecting al
Gains, (money al Eays ready when collected been
INSTANTLY and regularly engage1 in my profession IN the
fountain District Tor the sS 20 years, and viii
tend 10 securing and collecting claims inrusted my care
In the counties Cannon. Dsksb While, Fentrsss
tn, Putnam and Jackson have general acquaintance
wih the merchaDts and business In counties The
merchants OF Nashville and In other places might ind
hsTnJest 70 confer with me in relation thereto.
refer any and sl persons Who know ny ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
archI7-.57-Iv MANSON NJ RRIEN
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FOR SHERIFF.
UNCIRKENT MONEY.

BELLYETT, EWING 6 CO., will receive any Of
se free Bank moHey and also Lawrencsburg shebyvle
and ocaee money par for tee following articles a their
regular selI0g phce,lviz:
IS casks Fine Cognse and la Rochels Brandy;
sObbls. old Bourbon whisky;
100 boxes extra Family Soaps
40 " Presc0t's no. do:
300 various brands Tobacco, including any
laughorn d Armisiehd's Gold Leaf (0ov2Lla
And Yspus other articles which they wish 70 close out,
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ma Attention is directed TO the Hardware ad
vertisement Of Messrs. MCCALL, VAELEER1 & Co.
in another column. These gentlemsn have recently
made large and thoroughly selected additions to
their stock of GUS, CUTLERY and BUILDING HARD
WARE, and are now Offering extra inducements to
CASH buyers, or PROMPT paying customers, on the
usual time orFINE GUNS andSPoRTISG APPARATUS,
call at No. A, South Market Street. tjan l.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

L
NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE Star Of The West brings
| two and q quarter millions treasure. 2esl GA
WASHINGTON, Dec 14-SENArE--Mra Evans
announced the decesse of Senator Butler. The usu-
al eulogies followed, and the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-The Committees were announced Pri-
Vate dispatches say, that Mr. Shields and Mr. Steele
are elected United States Senator's from Minnesota
Doctor Hunt, Indian Agent at Utah, has escaped
rom the Mormons and reached Col JOhnson's camp
on Sweet Water. s0IGII
SENAToRIAL-The Democratic caucus postponed
the nomination Of Public Printer till Wednesday.
Mr. Douglas bill, to enable the people of Kansas
to form Constitution and State Government, is
similar 10 its provisions to Mr. Toombs heretofore
| introduced.
NEW YORK, Dec. l4-The weekly statement Of
the banks is as follows Increase in loans 1872 900;
Decrease in specie, SOL, 00O Decrease in circua-
tion, $2O6OOO Decrease in deposits, s., 127, 900.
CINCINNATI, Dec 15.-LOefner. who killed his
wife and Mr. Horton, some time since has been
found guilty of murder in the first degree
ST. LOUIS, Dec, 15,-The st. Joseph Journal an
nounces the arrival of Lieut.. Warren.
DIR. Hayden has been sent to geologically explore
the region, between Dacotsh City and the head wa
tiers of Running Water. ,-qe
Mayor Dennison arrived with the Chiefs. BE leaves
the Pawnee tribe en- route for Washington.
CINCINNATI, Dec 5-NoOn-Hyman & Bros
clothing store, burned last night. Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-The river is receding with
feet water to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE Dec 15.-Tho river is receding,
with plenty water on the falls for any size boats
BOSTON, Dec. 15-Frederick W. Lincoln, jr, is
elected Mayor.
WASHINGTON, Dec Is -Sendte-Eulogies were
delivered on Bell of New Hampshire, by Hale and
others. Adjourned.
HOuss.--The testimony in the contested elections
of Ohio and Nebraska, we're referred tothe commit
tee on elections Eulogies ware delivered on Sena.
tor Bell. Adjourned.
NEW YORK, Dec I5-Cotton heavy, at decline
of 3c.; uplands middlng 1Os. Flour 4.45a4 so.
Southern Wheat l.2Ool 48. Corn firm. Lard 94a
lOc. Coffee steady. Sugar firm. Linseed Oil 53a
80 cents. --
CINCINNATI, Dec 15.-Flour 8 75a3. IS. Whis-
ky 16. Hogs and Provisions dull. Mess Pork
1850.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 15-Evening. %. Red
Wheat S23al.00. Corn 30. Oats 85a42. Hemp IS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I5-Intimate friends of
Gov. Walker say that he will shortly withdraw from
the Governorship.
A large number of Californians are pressing Sen
ator GWiDn to be mustered into the U. s. service
against the Mormons. ---
They state that the Mormons have emissaries |
throughout California meditating most serious mis-
chief.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I5.-Cotton, sales &c. 900 |
bales Middling 10. Receipts 7l30 bales. Stock |
274, 900 bales. Decrease in receipts at this port
$4,000 bales Decrease at all ports 81 800 bales.
Freights dull Sterling 42a59 premium. New York |
5aE discount. Frsr
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Ig by the burning of the steamboat Rainbow,
forty or fl,y thousand dollars in gold, and twenty
thousand dollars in jewelry were lost. The latter
was in possession Of Mr. Maddox, travelling agent
for Philadelphia house. The value of the cargo
was estimated At S2OO.UDO
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Chcutham County.
county characterization March, 1885.
County trustee.


We are authorised to announce Ell L. wooBs a csudi
date ior Trustee Davidson county at the ensuing March
election. nov Lite
We are authorised o. announce HIRAM GRAY andidais
for Trustee of Davidson couuIy.-'e'
Weare authorised 70 announce JOHN RAINEs, candidate
forte-cect,n as Trustee O.. Dsyidou county sep l-ie
" an h0rrsrf o. n0auuce WILLIAM JACKSON. Esq,
We are authnrise4 90 announce THoHAs T. s.NDFNs
candidate Tor fru-ler " Davidson County. sept l7te'
FJH COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorised TO announce WILLIAM L. FOSTER a
car diuuJC tor CONT, Count Clerk. oct 99-ie.
We are authorized 60 announce FEtIN K. CHEArHAMs
Candidate for recollection as Clerk OF hs County CoUrtf
Davidson county
,6e are authorized 10 announce Capt JoUv s psuur1I
candidate Tor Clerk o. the County Court OF psyiGson
We are authorized to Announce Tuoz.s D. irossrR
a candidate Tor C.ork Of the County CoUr Of Davidson
FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorised O. announce, J. K. M'C,xv cgpdidsro
Tor SleuG David county al The ensuing election in
,rfsed 90 announce A. CRErl as canitdas
Tor srer.r Il Davidson county iuly26.
w. rs rthorfz 20 announce JANIS N. HEToN candi-
dEfa Tor Sbsriacf Davidson county mays7
candidate oE ro-olecIon as Sherh OF DAvioson county
We are authorized to announce K. B. BsurT candidate
for Sheriff OF Davidson county. may =
FOR CONSTABLE
We Huthosizod to announce SAN D, NCHoL as
eandde for Constable in the Nashville District at me en-
sung March election. nov IL
We are authorised announce J. B. REDDIcE candidate
for Constable of DAVIDSON County. sept I1-'S
We are authorized TO announce JEssE PERRY, esnd-
date for Constable m the Nashville District sepi-2S
We are au.horsed q announce FLErrHER w .HoRNsE a
candidate tor Cons able IN the Nashville District oeU-t
We are authorised to announce l. A. candidate
for unstable in the Nashville District the ensuing
March election. dec5-te.
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TeI5- Ii is stated that the Bank Of France lost
seven million dollars in gold from October to No
vembcr, monthly report and this accounts for the
sudden raising OF the discount rate to ten per
cent
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aCEIsPs GNETY.-Mr. CRISP received a tele-
graphic despatch from the New Orleans Opera
Troupe last night announcing that they had arrived
al Stevenson, bat owing to accident to the train,
they could not reach the city to-day They will,
however, be here upon The first train. Our citizens
s7mpathise with Mr. CRISP in the disappointments
he has experienced in regard to the opening of the
Gaiety. Should the Troupe arrive tonight, the
opening will occur tomorrow night of which the
rublc will be advised.
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SHELBY IRON.WORKS
AND
CA R-WHEEL MANUFA CTORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

UTHITCoMB, LEGO & co Founder and Nachin:
w ss, respectfully give noti6e that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop, and FOrges completed
and in successful operations and that they prepared
execute all orders for heavy light castings including
CAR. WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this department. boroug knowledge and long exper-
ience enable us to challenge competition.
Also, CASI-IRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most i'm prov
ed Patterns plain huted and Ornamental COlumns Water
Pipes of all sizes RetOrs for Gas Works, and her esab
shments where required Steam Engines SawMls Flour
Mills &C, made promptly TO order and Of the best
Particular attention given 10 repairing machinery al low
prices and on liberal terms
Our SHlTH-W0RKS viii be OF the extension char
tcer Saw-Mi Work, Strrups Dogs, Ptman Irons, saw
Cranks, Bolts, and ali kinds of Mill Irons, made the
shOTtes nOlce
As we are practical mechanics wishing to establish per-
nent business, object Hi be pay particular
uC all orders for repairing old machinery All
lre is trial, and are confident Of being patron
iZs
We have on hand at present large assortment of
Fin usfoT Steam-Engins-
WHITCOMB, LEGO & co.
n lille, Dec. If
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville the purpose Of buying Table Knives
snd Forks Pocket Knives Shears and ieisors Shot Guns
and hnes Locks OF all kinds Cotton Cards. any Of
the nnumefabe items nee essaTy to make up con ple-
took OF Hardware.
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Esg- The funds of the City Building and Loan
Association viii be sold tonight, at the Merchants
Exchange, College Street.
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CARPENTERS,

Who want TO buy Planes ofeny kind Common or
Augers and Anger Bits Hand and Tenoa saws, Rules
Foot Adzes Braces and Bits Double single Paae Bits
ComPasses Chises and GoEses, Drawing Knives, Climb
lets, hacheis and Hammers, Spirit Levels Oil and Water
Stones, Squares Of kind Screw Drivers Gauges Chalk
Ldns, Anger and Chissl Handles saw Sets
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r. An old lady Of our acquaintance believes
ever, calamity that happens TO herself trial. aud
every one tina, happens TO her friends judgment.
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HARD TMEs-PR1oEs TO CoRREsPoKD Owing to
the tremendously tight times, on and after Monday
l4lh Of this month, and January, 1858, we propose
to offer our stock Of dry goods at cost, for cash.
We don't do this to run of lot of old goods, for
our stock is nearly all new having been in business
but short time, but because we wish to reduce our
stock on hand. We have a splendid lot of velvet
and cloth clOaks black and fancy silks embroider-
les, laces, &C., white and linen goods. Besides
great many different kind of goods which it is useless
TO mention.
Come one, Come all, if you wish to buy better bar
gains than you have had opportunity Of doing for
a long time. [lml NICHOLSON, & Co.
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AN CHANCERY AT LIN DEN.
mber Rules 1857.
o, I. Bill.

Or7lII' N, ,, q AZ oGBm -
George N xOn, Ct. ais. }
motion, and appearing the satisfaction Of the
" CLERK Ass,er, that the residence Of JncsO Groves,
John Groves S4Fa Groves dsfsn the
obOve ,ntt unknown tai the odinaFy Ero-
Of aS cqnHot be served them Is there re,
red by the CLERK Mas that pHalicaiOu be
the Union an American paper published the ely Of
NHshv lie, Tennessee. TOR four weeks. CON-
manding sad eefendant- % appear Court House
Of Linden, bursday, altar fret Mrn~ay in the
April nex then and the pie ad, answer dvmuT
planans bill. the will b. t1ksn confessed and
the cause set for hearing e. Parts as ~ item
n KINZER,
25--H4t Rrs Zee a llark q Nil
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w Chains Of any hind, Wedding Hoes for Corn Cotton
or fabscco; Syhe Blades and Cradles Axes Rope for
Pow Lines Hsters Hay Manure Forks shov6ls and
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives. Sausage Cu,.
ters, Nails, ght Pump Chsn Rlkes
Saws Sheep Shears, sieve and Riddles Was Irons Cur
~ Combs. -
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BLACKSMITHS,

Who inneed of Anvils OF any SIZE Vices either COM
monOr Box, Bellows Of size warranted work per-
lecty Horse Raps Flat and Half Round Files Sedges and
Hand Hammers, Horseshoe Nails English and American
Blister Cast and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies old fashion
ed Screw Plates at cost. -
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n y y N o II IOIN U ea1 I'I0I'
IN the United States
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
July TIN

Ear-Ache Cured.-This painful affection, TO which,
any persons especially children, subjec every fall
and winter readily GAMBLE BY the OF BRAses ARoTc
LININENT. few drops upon piece Of cotton should
be put the as be borne and the
rounding parts we'll bahed with the Lniment applied with
gentle friction with the hand Thousands If have
relieved in few minutes by this invaluable niment
It is ato inf4llible for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Spans and Bruises Burns and SeSds and all diseases Of
the skin It is for sale by all respectable Druggists.
dec5-d&E I'm
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"a We are indebted TO the Clerk of the Steamer
Ella for late ST. Louis paper. The Ella leaves
this evening at o'clock, for ST. Louis, thus afford
ing an excellent opportunity for travellers CT ship
ugrs.
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FOR RENT.

THAT eonven5n frame dwelling the Franklin Turn.
pike nearthe 1rst Toll gate occupied by j. A Nc
CAM bell, ESQ The house contains four rooms besides
kitchen servants &C. thirty acres ofgroUpd
attached Suitable furniture procured by the tenant
on reatonaee terms II desired Possession given ed.
atty. Apply 20
a. v { I
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HOUSE-BUILDERS,
EVERYBODY.

Who in need of Knobocks and Latchers Of any kind
whatever, Butt Hinges and Screws Bolts OF all kinds Win
dow Fas'ners Sash Springs, Nails, Pat srsds, in short
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Who want good Gun Barrels, Flint Percussion Locks
Sheet Brass OF German Silver Guards and Butts Double
Triggers, Rife and Shot Gun Wipers, Gun Nipples.
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.AxorHER AcCmEyT.-We heard that the train
due here last night had run of the track, but could
not learn the particulars
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. December, l6, 1867
THE LEGISLATURE.

In The Senate Tuesday, December, lt5h, the special
opdsr the consideration of the various bills on
thesubject Of Banking AbT was offered in lieu Of
the bill reported by the Joint Committee on Banks,
which was adopted and passed the second reading
Mr.. wHrrHoRNE's bill, to provide for the vOlun-
tary liquidation Of the Free Banks passed the third
and last reading in the Senate.
The resolution adopted on Monday, disappearing
Of the suspension Of the Banks in this State was re-
considered, and thenindefnitely postponed.
The House bill to Great the Office of County Judge
iuthe counties Of Davidson, Shelby, Montgomery,
Williamson and Hsrdeman, passed the last reading
in the Senate with slight amendments.
The resolution of Mr.. HE1sKELL, to enquire into
the conduct ofthe State and Division Fairs was laid
on he table.
In the House, among the new propositions, Mr..
KING has bill to diminish the circulation of the
Bank paper.
Mr.. RIcHARDsoN, an order to devote every Friday
to the consideration Of local and private bills which
was adopted, under suspension of the rules
The House determined to adhere to its amendment
to the Senate's Assessment bill-returning TO the
present dates Of January and March for the appoint
msnt and reports Of tax assessors.
The consideration by sections Of Mr.. PoLK's bank
bill concluded--(the 10Th section, prescribing
remedy against defauling banks, amended by Mr..
VAUoHN, 80 as to prohibit the banks from paying
ont other notes than their own and from paying in
terest on deposits automatically Mr. GoLLADAT, SO
as to preclude from the benefit Ofthis act any bank
whose notes under protest, being rejected. At
tits point Mr. RowLEs submitted bill in lieu, en-.
titled, "a bill to enforce assumptions of specie
payments by the suspended banks, and to offer for
their acceptance certain amendments of their char
tiers, and for other purposes" Mr.. PoLK's bill was
amended, and AIR. RowLEs' bill we're both ordered
TO be printed.
The Liquor bill remains in statv quo, through other
sundry attempts at amendment.
Rel7- Col JoHN F. CARTER, of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed Chief Clerk to Mr.. Allen, Clerk Of
the House of Representatives. Col CARTER was
formerly editor Of the Philadelphia PennsyIUanian
and was associated with Mr.. NICHOLSON in the edi-
tOrial department Of the Washington Union, in
which position he was retained by Mr. HARRIS, the
present proprietor of the Union. Col. CARTER is
intelligent gentleman, fluent writer, and sterling
Democrat, and his numerous friends throughout the
country win rejoice that he has been Oomplimented
with the position rendered nina position for
which his publications peculiarly fit him.
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A GOOD DWELLING,

SITUATED on cherry Street, Lincon's tall, lie nov
- offered sale. Tie lot Is 81 feet front by iou The
house brick coutsning in Sl he house
lie offered Tor less than the Of the Building.
declO pop Y s LINDSLEY.
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NASHVILLE.
Rates of Advertising.
TEN LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
.ENEwABLE AT PLEASURE.


one square, year, s9O-Esoh additional square, sO
Advertisers exceeding the space c0ntraet-
ed fer, VITA be charged for the excess.
Sea .ae To Correspondents.
Il will great deal Of unnecessary trouble u our
ire ds, io writing as, Will bear 10 m'pd ue ioio"ng
rules
body OF youf letter.
you the Pspsr changes from one once TO another,
give both oiices Ia fall.
yau wife business, and on oiher matters write on
eensrae saeat Of paper different eGyesof one 81
Letters and comm cations are soil -ed upon all such
acts aud subets a. may be Of information to
be publE.
Anonymous Communications Of whatever character, will
receive attention
correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
pgp-F tt
undertake 10 return rejected communications
letters business should be directed 10 Messrs G.
IoEBETr Co and nol pefsonay TO either Of Proph
e-oFE.
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$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine. max
ing the Grover & Baker stitch, will accomplish work
Twelve hours kinds required to be done in Southern
fam lies and with much less labor and will last long
with less expense and than the l. NJ. Singer any
other Shuttle, any Sewing Machine in
invented.
The money is nov deposit in he City Bank OF Nash
Vile and this proposition OPEN to ALL and should
think that he has good better Sewing Machines for
the and ends which the Grover Baker Machine IL
designed recommended shall be pleased to have il
produced for the trshe points in question TO be decided
by dsneTested Judges two rom Georgia
two from louisiana, and three IRON Iennessee.