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THE KANSAS QUESTION.

The difficulty in the Kansas matter at present is
this The Constitutional Convention in effect submit
tedo the people only one pOint theslavery question
1t was undoubtedly in the power of that Convention
to submit The whole constitution, any part Of it,,
to the people, or to adopt it without submitting It,
They chose to submit the single question about
which there was a serious contest. It is provided
that the vote shall be taken thus: the affirmative,
s.for the constitution with slavery" The negative
sfor the constitution without slavery" So that all
who vote at ALL necessarily vote for all the constitu-
ton except the slavery clause The President re-
grets that the whole constitution was not submitted
to the people but believes that the convention had
power to decide this question. Judge DOUGLAS
would reject the constitution and send the whole
matter back to the people because Of the omission.
This is the only practical issue between the Presi-
dent and Judge DOUGLAS In our judgment, 1t was
not worth a quarrel. But, as one has grown out Of
the matter, we are equally clear in the opinion that
the President is right and Judge DOUGLAS wrong.
And we ;an come to no other conclusion while
maintaining the doctrine Of popular sovereignty;
the right of the people Of the territories to form
their own government. It was competent for the
Kansas constitutional convention to ordain consti
tuition: for that convention the people. 1t IS not
competent for Congress to reject that constitution
so that it is republican" in its form, on the ground
thatit was not submitted to the people. To do SO
would be to establish Congressional sovereignty over
the territories in place Of that popular sovereignty
for. which we have conended, and in place Of that
State sovereignty which forms the corners stone Of the
States Rights Democratic creed. Congress may ad-
NIT new States into the Union; for says the Con-
situtiou. But Congress cannot make d Stae. The
people do that by a constitutional convention. 1t
would be usu-pation for Congress to exclude State
on the objection urged by Judge DOUGLAS.
Our object now, however was TO state the point Of
difference which Judge DOUGLAS makes with the
Democratic party. We may argue it hereafter.
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THE LATE RAILROAD COLLISION.

a meeting Of passengers was held at Stevenson on
the 18th, to consider the circumstances attending
the railroad disaster Of that day, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad. The proceedings have
been furnished US. After detailing he circumstan-
ces attending the accident in substance as we have
before stated Them and expressing the opinion that
the train was running at q dangerous speed at the
time, the passengers say:
1--WE cheerfully bear testimony to the kind and
genuemauy conduct of Mr.. CHLcUTT, the Con
ductor throughout the day, both before and after
the sad occurrence, towards the passengers under
his care.
I'VE understand that the Conducsor, at the time
Of the accident was the top Of the cars, and
after discovering the cow, Immediately gave
the alarm, and raised his hat, anu followed TO
the Engineer 10 stop, but unfortunately, too late TO
prevent the sad acgiIent,-never leaving his post
nnEl be was thruwn from the lr.Lin.
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GLaI80RNE MkCKINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
I'VE have srted our and extensive Foundry
W the Old stand Of the Nashville Manufaeturi
Company- eRd prepared 10 execute heavy ana r6f
work Of any description the shor notice Ipbt Csr-
ings 10 small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
logs 10 large amounts fuTusheG per a. giRenna
rrees wtH dItious Of light Ia also ened
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, aWmis FlouTmilIs Of The most nrov.
pa terms made 70 order Jobblnr repairing done IN sdi
ats We are Tesdy 10 make contracts for Engines and Nil
ana shn arnish plans 10 enable 10 put ID their
Mills Win little eNpense. Manufacturers ana Fames v
mad profitable 10 see us before going ksst or West of
Machinery. ~
STEAM BOILERS,
Probationary engines made to order oftbs
oes material, COM ete with Frsronis Grates standpipss
eno waves warranted 20 sAnt auy pressure required for
Manuiaeiurlng Or p0Epelliag purposes
bLA CkShIG Ia SHOP
any description of smithwerk excellent STYLE
none but fTsrate Iron usedsaW mill work Sierprs oT
rtnah lfoDs, saw cranks Bolts ard al Kind Mil Irons
made 10 order shOu notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery, viii
DO well 70 call al our Office or address By letter.
JACkER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly2-u Late Nashville Man. &c. = shops.
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SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.
WpnuEgnAu

WEDNESDAY, Dec, Is, 1857.
Mr. BRATCHER called up House bill to amend
the ct for the collection of debts against counties
chap. 80, passed Feb. IL, 1856; which passed the
first reading
Mr. BURCH (Mr Ross in the Chair introduced a
bill to amend the act incorporating the Etna Min
ing and Manufacturing Company, and to amend the
act incorporating the Chattanooga Packing and Mill
ing Company Referred.
Mr. DENTON introduced a bill TO change the time
of holding the circuit courts in Overion county
Passed first reading.
Mr. MENEES called up Senate bill to promote
common school education in the city of GAINESVILLE;
which passed the third and last reading
Mr. GOODPASTURE called up his bill to change
the place of comparing the polls for Joint represen
tatiye for the counties Of Scott, Morgan and Fen
tress; which passed the third and and last reading
The hill designates jamestown as the place.
The Senate proceeded with the reading of the
Code, after which
Senate adjourned until % o'clock, a. NJ to-mOr-
row.
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Persons Of ConsumpliTe Habits, Read Thisl


ITO The Or RskNBERG COMPANY, Forthe drst time
effects Of popular medene, but sending the eeIt
1eate feel that only dschaTgiIg duty that TO
the Geienbefg Company, and more especially to suffering
humanity.
enough attended with restless ess spit Of blood
other dangerous symptoms OF eOnsamI ton. l iBmedi
atey called in atuiy skul sceT 6c ply sic who
told u was case Of consumption. He treated him tor
several weeks bat N gradually grew then hal
another phy stefan great Tsput6On ung diseases
examined him. ana elso decide IL be hopeless
eonsumpton and said il useless spend money Try
ing o him
had previously promised the GT enberg Agents here
(Messrs " ellis & L0ge that when the doctors gave him
up would try the enberg CInsumptive'5 ,,alm did
60 AMI to agrera0ls surprs the began Improve
alter TAX only five six doses He Ony bOItes
OF the Balm and hre bottles othe enherg Sarsaparie
Compound which cOst me the small dollars.
and to-day consider HIN entirely cured He is worth
81 aO0 and he Is doing good service the planta-
uon i consider him perfectly sound well he
hearty and strong, withOuta vesge sign OF disease lett
JOHN MYRLs,
q ibOrne, Ala.
have usel the Grenbure Consumpt ive's balm IN severe
cases OF consumption, in Ey praece with the happes
feeled- l wish all would use Il. MEnAKIS, NJ, D..
10tten S Wells Tenn.
The Grsnberg CODsgmptive's BALM will efseualk cure
umpton and ali Comp .aius Of the Lungs. cases
Golden The LungsaHt Chest ancu9r combined Difficult
Breathing Patus IN the Chest AID BrCneuts Toe Grsa-
prevent the Iissase tom becoming Confirmed Conslnp
ton. mall delays gerOBs are an hun
dfed fold 10 all diseases having teHderc COusump
we earnestly advise all t. procure he COHsumptive's Balm
In season
@ The price Of the Consumplive's BALM is 81 per bottle
ALEX MCKENZIE, Nashville,
and GeOrria dee Is--tf
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BaiIey'S Springs
FOR, SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Probate Court OF the County
ID OF Lauderdae, Alabam the under igaed Admni-ta
tors Of the Of jonathan Bailey Decd will sclf, on
Monday, 1h day OF January 1885, the premises, nine
miles from he Town Florence Alabama the celebrated
watering place, Known
RAILEY'S SPRINGS.
These Springs widely and fsvora y known be-
ing the remarkable me Cure Of DysgFpsa
Dropsy ScrOiula and all tutane0us diseases that l. Is
deemed unnecessary speak Of thtr curative propes
this notice. The thousand 10 have ben
and restored to health by he Of The scatter
ed al over untTy Tth and South, and many
living witnesses OF their Virtues % will be sufficient
say, they considered the most remarkable Sprngs in
tue world and their waters have e cod cure than
any other known
Ever since discovery The thruug az visitors have
been great, that the prop etor ND never
them, an It Is believed 10 be the most pTo6a5f we'll
the most curTtiye sat-riug pace b. south
There hundred tseul acres o. land Of excel
lent quality, Od sata cultivation y IN orchards
stables houses sEd othe yaiuzb Ia provsmsnts.
credit Of ne, two and Ines ears viii DO gvsa. she
puT haser giving bonds with approved personal security
and lien on the property until The zane paid for.
ktCHAkDA A LEY,
JAMES J. BAILEY
dec. I5-tf Y dsW-t 80 i.f.t..so-
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MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Anvils, Vices, Bel KNOB, PLATE. GUN, PAD
lows, AND TRUNK LOCKS.
STOCKS, AND DIES. SIP FRS. RIDDLES.
Cast. Shear German Wove and Screen Wire.
and Bitter steel recks, Brsds, Shoe and Fin
SHOVRLS, SPADES HOES, lshing Nails.
RAKES AND FORKS. Platform, Counter, Beam
Hammers Haichets and Tea Scales.
ana Flles. STATES, CLOCKS, HIR-
Carpenters', CoOpers', and kOkS, An VARIETY
Blacksmiths' Tools. GOODS.
GIRO ULAR SAW S. LAkD, CHEESE, AND
and Saw MsudriIs. BUTTER-TRIERS
MILL, CROSS CFTF AND Birdie Bits, Surup Irons,
HAND SAWS. Rein and Grth ehbiug.
Axes, Nails, Chain, and CORN MILLS, SHEL LER>
NAMES. and STRAW CUTTERS.
MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES.
ALSO, a
Guns. Rifles, and Pistols; & able Knives and
Forks; Pocket knives scissors aad
shears, of livery Variety
SPECIAL
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Lois in Edgefeld for Sale.

pY virtue Of decree the County Court Of Davidson
ID County, rendered the july term. s7 In the Il
James Hamilton, Admin etfst0f, and others IA.
Morgan aBd others will fer for sale az TIE Court House
in Nashville, Saturday, 10Th day OF January 1875 the
following Lots In kdgedeid t5i: Lo no 81 in Sheb -
addition Edgefel8 fronting lUJ feet Wa street.
also, Lot No. H. fronting 100 feet on watson STREET.
TRFMs $50 in cash. will be replied each Lot: The
balance credit OF I, and ea-s vita Interest from
date, notes with good security required.
K CHEATH II,
dec I6-lawtds prs fee s. CLERK &, Na-ter
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Br0wnsville,
80 Building Lots For Sale,

XTTB offer for sale the liberal terms, especially
w 10 Guiding purchasers from sc 40 desitsble
building lots m Brownsville, from - 70 miles rom Nash
VILE, containing each, from TO 10 part Of the
lots finely tim 5eed with the beautiful forest trees
or 10 lots front the Porter grsveled several lots
the Glllaiu Pike, one with small dWe ing or it
All OF the lots eligible hui ding sites The neigh
bOrhOOd for health, good society," churches
schools, ETC., call soon or your will lose bargain
J l. * X " BROWN,
dec I7-2m Az Cherry Street,
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SOnIBTHINIG NEW.
Ellis & Moore,


~ happy 10 inform theiro old friends and e public gen
- orally thai they have made large adult their Ma
chine shop and Foundry. and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction 10 all who may them Elb cali.
our intention as heretofore. % keep ourselves we'll
sCPpltd With every description Of stsam Engines Boilers
Al Machinery, batting &c Also al kinds work FOR
Llour Us, Steamboats, saw Mile, Tobacco Fsetories
Banks and Jgsd al the shortest notice AMI lowest cash
prices. ELLIS & MOOR
Nos g q Market south Of broad Street, Nashville Tenn.
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Ladies' come out 10 attire,
And keep merchants lfom despair
And iOUg aces
NOW, Ladies, there is no excuse for DoWdy Bonnet,
~ to make ihngs look more gloomy thTn SANK rUsFen
sons end scarcity of money! sc for close out cur
Fall Stock
50 CIoIh Uloaks fro 81 70 s. worth donbe that prize
100 Pieces Of Ribbons, every aad beaUtiiul syie;
$40 cantons OF Paris Flowers, for Ennesr Bantys, &c
50 do Rich MaBabOn and Ostrich Vluuies, designs;
30 cases OF rich aud medium price eoioret Gups And
plain Straws;
10 cases eolored Leghom Pla,s Misses Gipseys, Plain
StraWs, DC
25U boxes kush caps and II usiOns.
Our stock Of Fancy Lonnos viii surpass anything
have displayed al previous openings STOCK Of
cloth almAs and eOeks shapes, at half The price Of
any the city. Bugal collars and iaCes, large stock
EmbrOidees and Needle work Goods endless variety; zoo
dozen Hoped skirts Of every des wit large stock
Fancy and ornamental goods, consisting of tue Cabbas
combs, the sty Bonnet comb. and Gumeasic Head
role article Extracts, superior article Ei SO cents
worth IS, Gloves, ParasOl, Fans, SC at extremely low
prices good stock Of HOien- Goods Tor children, Tai
Jackets, M LegsHrs Hose, style, RgOetts for
sheateT and ntys LADIES' Worked and Fancy Dress caps
MOhaIr ss and Fancy H. addresses, Jheniei vel
vet and Bnl, large stock OF eheHelis
Partisan Millinery Bazaar T.. w EEE, AGENT
No UuBn street. dOOrtu State Bank.
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sherriN's aale oG Gani.

Y virtue OF venditioni eTpOnss from Honorable the
ID Circuit Court Of humphreys County. 10 directed
from its Move Der term 1857. will sell, for cash, the
Court House door, in he town Of Wayerv, first
Monday IN February 1853 All tue right title, claim
interest that 2 H. SemOTe has in and tract piece
reel of Land lying in the 9Th Civil d. rct Of Humphreys
Comfy, State of Ten ess3e, the of Tumhlng
Creek, and bound as follows to wiz Begin ming hckoT
north SO deg east poys theEee 81 deg "a poles c
large poplar thence % DEG East 62 poles red oak
spanish OAK pointers thence south - deg AZ poles
post oak; thence south 10 deg, west SO poles white
oak; thence north, 70 deg west g. poles to the beginning
containing by estimation about 2}1S Sale the prop
eTtg Of 2. ~ SemOre al the nstsnCe II J. ". Pickett
satisfy his debt and cost Sold in the hours he Law Direct
This l7lh December 1857. SPlCER, Sheriff
dec 10 -w3t prs fee 50 90 OF HUM hteys County.
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Bank of Commerce.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Dec. 18th. 1857.
THE stockholders of this Bank have placed he asset IN
the hands Of Trustee Tor the purpose Of winding up;
those ndebtsd the Bank viii pease call ard ply up
their indebtness falls due. The holders will Please
nd in DOtes early possible and i've in return
Of the Bank of Tennessee The Individual depOs
ties in this Bars been handed and thereby
pledge my individual liability Them and The money is
Ieaay when ca led for. JOHN d JAMES.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, December l6, 1857.
EVENING SESSION.
THE CODE.

THE CODE.
The Fifth Part of the Senate's bill (S6) was con
sidered, and passed the second reading
Mr. POLK hadleave to record his vote on the pas
sage of the Code yesterday; and
Mr. WILSON had leave to record his vote in favor
of it.
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
On motion by Mr. STOVALL, (the rule being sus
pended) the House took up the Senate amendments
to the bill 226) to establish the Fifteenth Judicial
Circuit adding Humphreys county to the 9th cir
cult.
On motion by Mr. BULLOCK, the word "9th ="
was changed TO "l2th, and so the Senate amend
ments were concurred in.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Mr. STANTON entered his motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting the bill to restore the State tax to
Putnam county.
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.
On motion by Mr. NEWMAN, (the rule being sus
pended.) the Senate bill I35) to incorporate The
University of the South, was taken up, considered
and passed the first reading.
On motion by Mr. DUNLAP, (the rule being sus-
pended the House took up the consideration Of the
Senate amendments to the bill authorizing county
judge for the counties OF Davidson, Shelby, Knox
and Montg Omery-as amended the counties included,
are Davidson, Williamson, Shelby, Hardeman and
Montgomery-aud striking out - third Saturday,
and inserting "last Thursday, sc.
Dir ST. JOHN moved to lay the bill and amend
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TIL. Senate was on,sgs5 Yesterday with local hills
nm ,, s,.,rI real-r,, and in the consideration or
IT,8se hill In relation IL, rr,rrtr ,vr.rt from, eye
cYtiop which after heinz materially amended
7ssseI .fa sa..,p5 reading The resolution in ,.-
-,rI n ,l,, ,.-.o ,g rI.-r LINN, Tirr7 yy,s o,,ir
1.,stponed
In the House Of Pgar.,sr,z,.-g, tbc order of the
consideration of rrlyate hills was sgspsnjef and
the S.pate,s Rank l,iu M ., t,kanuT MIR Dl-s-
LAP iurrsIu cd a hin in lion and made 81 spaerf,
The bill in lien was slarfed. Preceding comiggto
This couoIexi.r W. insert 8, cor.r- tIabru.
SrrrIoyI. Bsre,rr,sE .yc. That the net ragssi
Feb - 1872 entitled ..,n oct IL, ,rI,I,oriz. and
regulate ibe business of banking be So far re-
rcaIeI that no ras,r on. rer.on. mp association If
persons. SHAH hereafter establish q bank under
f. provisions. p-.ra5g Tina, norlfny herein
snail bs ST, construed "a ii, iDtcrferc with or lessen
t,a rights r,iyireyes or l-ariias Of those hanks
already orrlp.zel under saii law.
SEC. p That all fb, banks in this Slate that have
s1spenaei. shall resume specie ravmepts on or be-
lore the slh davor january. 1852. and all penalties
f.r susaen. SION, OF specie payments which have or
may accrue ar,inss slid banks according to the r
,.,,;r. r.....u. 90 f..,:l ,-. r..--,l ,,.t,.r,
49,. VI
Do 1897 7"AA zoe auA the Stlit are "s'v'g aus
psniel anti the sth day OF Jagltry, l67o
Sec g. That uo bank agent of bank. broker in
.-,,., ,,.4.... ,. :.;.,,.;..- m ans. ,,...,r, o !
prisons "na'eNt' "-'i"g ""'e' C'"'''I vi --e-s'
from lhIs State, shall Pay out the Issues or notes vi
any other bank or other institution not Incorporated
1.,b. S,,,, - -r.,,,s, nor .1 an rl,.r, nav r |
any Ho'e vi '''' % less "eN.'''-.'.N INA" "'' uo'
a''' amer the INST ''y oil 'Uly' 1915 nor any mote
OH OF IMAM ten Ap4diSs lAl
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AUCTION.
Household Furniture

nNTUESDAY next, Odd inst, at 81 O'Clock win sell
" at the dwelling OF G. w Cunnin CHAN, No. % Cherry
Street. all the Household lad Kitchen Furniture contain ed
in said house consisting in part of complete OF Paror
Chars md SOFAS, In Mahogany and seWood; fine Marble
Top ROsewoO Pier Fable elegant Marble Top ParOr side
board Cellae Mante Clock and Vases, Carpets Wool
Oamask Window Curtains and Oil 81 nds, Manugany Gard
II bss. Bronze Hat Rack Oil Cloth for hall Floor, Stair
Carpeiug and Flat Stsr Rods, ChambtT Furniture com
plete, Bedstesds, Wardrobe, Bureau Carpets and Oil
iuds In Dining Room solid Walnut Extension Dining
Of White China Ware ard Cut Glass; Kitchen
and Laundry Stores, &c, &c
Most of above Furniture is Eood New, and bargains
aybe expected they will be sold lTHOUF RESFR
particular attention is cal ed to the GLASS and China Ware.
Terms -Sums under $50 each, SlU three months
credit payable in Bank with interest. satisfactorily
dorsed- b. FARNESNOkIH,
dec Ij-dIE. Auctjoneer
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MOUNT yEnyoY ASSOCIATION.

Mr. POLK Con leave) presented the memorial Of
Mrs. francis b. FoGG in reference TO the interess
Of the Mount Vernon Association, asking the Legis
lature OF Tennessee to take the lead in the way of
State appropria ions for this object: which was
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Re Gov. WALKER, Of Kansas, has gwen his
friends TO understand, that lie intends Publishing an
snadjress in defence Of LIS course.
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For Sale.

THAT valuable business stand MARKET STREET. zdjon
L ing The Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, occupied by
COnlsy store Of The civ
oThny TeIail Establishment Price very m0derJ
AppytO
nov q Az IIyDSIEY
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Sale Of Nerroea-

virtue OF decree 81 Tire County C0HIt OF Davidson
- county, rendered 4ttEe cenier q Z, Ia the
eass o. J. = Eiz DE blLlHunJ J'scih q. Burt IN
Shu DINERS VII 'h- for Gale AZ TIE Court nouse yard IN
MishVule on Saturday January &c b, $50 The fol wing
Negroes to-Wi Negro Harfe Eh1ul q ears OF
e, AT her children, ole IN inlllt, aud The other, Mary
about ears OF 6ge.
IEsAs-StO cash, the Lciance credit OF u months
not with geod security. The above ade for The
purpose Of dvisiOR among the heirs.
z CHEATHiM,
dec I6-IRwtds mrs fee Is. ClerE g. nast8r.
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

b4UFEo EUli IdL IllIEo.
lust received from CiIeinnati afs1 OF BLUNT's COAL
- COOKING kANGBS, small size, which we arc pre-
pared TO furnish Cincinnati prices with expenses added
ALSO,
good assortment of COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will put up and warrant and shieh, now that coal 10
cheap and in reach the
Also,
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES for Coal,
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES for Coal.
Also,
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parlor Crates from VIM.
JaeksOn's Mandatory. New York. Common Mantle and
damned Graes sizes and patterns, which will sell
low TO suit ths times.
dec. 10 MACKENZ E & WILSON.
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KARE CHANCE ZOE sPECULArIoN.

any person mas S2j0OO more than be wants, aHd will
loan Il 10 u.s. we = IL lake pleasure IN naming our
MaehHe shop anfFOundry after him. Don't ell once
pecua'ors calling on the above business vii please call
between the hours OF and D. m. The most imrortsnt
part Il big name. See Advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 Ellis q MOORE.
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NEW FIRlr.
LARGE SALE

OF
EEsRoEs, MULES, H0Rs IS, WAGONS, CARTS &C.,
have engaged Goal business and intend to de-
"A vote my whole attention s that trade, viii on
Tuesday, 29th day Of December,
0her at public sale my the VIII HE'S Greek
Pike mile North of Nashville, twenty likely Negroes
comprising women, girls and boys all ages sizss
Eighteen head Of work horses and mules together with
three four-norse stock cattle
TERMS OF SALE,
Six months credit for payable In the Union Bank
Tennessee one Of The city Banks with enderser
all be satisfactorily the properly is re
On per cent Ter month will be deducted on
payments D. B. HICKS.
dee ls-IW. w L. BoYD, Jr. CLERK.
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&4Usl ReWardI

THE undersigned will give reward Of TWO HUNDRED
l. DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff Of Rutherford county OF one WILLIAM MANOR
recently murdered A Espeyn the above county, and
fed the country.
Said Manor is about feet or lrcses high; weighs
abru pounds; has sandy hair with board red about
chin has large the left check bono running
under throat and sppeaTs 10 have been done with kn
or axe-has a down lO,k-laUehs rather keen and loud
eyes Inclined to be grey about22 years Of and is
liquor When last heard Of be travel IN the
direction Of Shady Grove Gibson county, Tennessee and
no doubt made his from there Memphis He is man
Of ordinary appearance will give the above reward for
his apprehension. ROBERT ESPEY,
decI SMYRNA. Rutherford