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ard dry, maturing the Cotton g. rapidly could he desired
but during portion the last month there has been complaints
from some districts Of injury from weather ana The worm
The picking however, has commenced with favorable pros
pecs and at this tine there ar promise Of good crop
There are, however, many vudes attendant uron the
production Of this great staple to justify any estimates at this
early period Of total yield As b tie quality NE nav Or
serve that receipts thus far promise well Cotton reF-
ally is matued OF good strong sape and bears Classification
mostly Of Low Midding to Middng Fair and Fair
The first arrival tie crop consisted two bales from
Texas received the 5h Of July, being three weeks earlier
than the first receipt last year from the State They we're
we'll maured Of good staple, and Of Them which was
we'll pnned and eassed fully Mdng sold at the ancv
price Of IS cents H. The bale from the Mssssinui Vallev
received Madison PARISH louisiana h Of Au
gust Is days earlier than the m arrival BY the river last YEAR
1t was OF fine sape well auFed and Of good color CHASING As
Strictly Middllng, and sold at l5lS cents ia fancy
pree The total receipts Of crop to this date 1884 males
against 80 bales year, 1866 the year previous in
Is55 OF this amount 5000 bales have sold mostly al
range of l0ai for Low Mddling, Halll{ and 1la for
Aiddlng II1Sa% for Strict hdding to Good Mddling but
closing at II lalIs( and y b for Middlng.
The following table exhibits the comparative prices Addng
during period Of five years:
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THE RTeNAIRK LAND.
On browns Greek and Franklin Turnpike
Road, Tor sale.

IN THU BsDAN, the 18th day Of September will offer
~ Tor sale 10 the highest bidder, the premises about 100
aces OF that splendid tract land belonging
NATHANIEL McNAlN, dcCeased, fronting both the Frank
I'm turnpike Roads about three miles from Nashville adjoining
the lands % John Thompson, Joseph Yaulx G. Cantre Thos
Platter, and others These been divided into lots
ing in size from eight to fifteen each About one third ~
the land heavily tmhered beautiful forest tree-tc Ia
ance cleared and in high state % cuvationt whole unr
good fence and supplied a
water.
In point Of fertility these lands will compare avoraby with
the best lands In Middle Ienneseehey lie WE'LL have
loose with Sugar tree Walnut Poplar, Ash Wild
Cherry, Hickory, B0x-eder, and Black Locust.
TO persons wishing choice places good neighb0FhO0d
NasnVe- TINS sale VIII oder The greatest Inducements
There arc three fuf building sites fronting the miGllc
fTank turnPke road, and three splendid sites covered with
heautui forest trees, fronting 50 feet vide extend
ing from turnpike 70 the oer richest
quality and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands
city should attend this sale without fall for these amongst
the handsomest and best lands in the State.
TERMs.-A credit Of and years without interest will be
given; notes payable in Bank with approved security required,
and deeds given retaining paymeut
couut Of 10 per cent per cash payments
Also
At the tine and place sold the entire Stock Of p
n McNay1 consisting Of valuable Mares nine very fine
trotng Colts sired BY the renowned Washington CANADIAN
Colts one pair Of superior harness Horses; 20 head Of Cattle in
GLIDING several good Mich Cows 100 head Of Hogs lot Of
Sheep 200 barrels Corn 80 loads good Hay, Oats and Fodder
Farming Utensils one Buggy, Hunting Wagon and sets Of
Harness, &c
Terms Of Perishable property known day sale.
Persons wishing 70 examine Of the above property will
please call on p y McNny Esq, the premises who will
take pleasure in showing the same.
sale at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. COLLATION. as usual
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents
L. r. GLAsCOCK, Land Auctoneer,
Capt HAMMER stock AuctiOneer auga5-d,
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1n0 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & Co, IS College St.
1nn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON a CO., Is College st.
100 Bags S H'IT1 BIGG6E G CO.. E d6.ss sale
IN BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale
lUO cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
400 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO.. IS College ST.
TRO BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON & CO., Is College st.
M BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
lUU cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College ST.
M BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale
IOU cheap by DILLON & CO., Is COLLEGE
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PERUVIAN SYRuP.
R,PROTECTBD sOLUTIONOF
DrnfnNfHP Of IRON Combined

PFOtOXE1e OF Iron Com biHeO,
"AVING successfully passed the ordeal dcOve-
ceiYed as established medicine It's efficacy curing
DYSP PSEA,
Affections OF the Liver Dropsy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con.
umptive tendencies Dordered Of the Blood Bos Sour
W. prostrng effects Of Lead Mercury General De-
by, all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
TIVE medicine, is beyond question The proofs OF its efficacy
are numerous well authenticated Of peculiar
Character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
profered aid.
range extensive because diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from cause be cured
The class OF diseases for which the Syrup provides cure
precisely that which baled the highest order
medical The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible
safety and efficacy Of the Syrup ncOntrOTerble. Those
who wish for opinion fr0mdntered persons respecting
Of the Syrup, cannot fail to be satisfied with the
following among numerous testimonials, the Of the
The signatures those Of gentlemen we'll known in the
community, and Of the highest respectabity.
CaRD-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial e
cts Of peruvian Syrup, do not hesitate to recommend
it to the attention Of the public. From experience
well testimony Of Others whose intelligence and iueg
altogether unqueOnable we nave no doubt OF us enc
nCipient disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
ages Dyspepsia Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. In
deed its effects would be incredible from high caracte
witnessed them, and have volunteered their test
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John PierpOnt
S.H. Kendall, NJ. D. Peter Harvey
Thomas c. AmOry, james Q. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NorcE-Itis we'll known that the medical effect of Protoxids
Of Iron is lost by exposure the air, and that
maintain ProtoNide Of Iron, without further oa
deemed impossible. In the Peruvian syrup this
desirable point attained by combination in way before
this solution replace all the prOtOcarD06ies, CT
trates and tartrates Of the AIateria Medica
A A. HAYNES, NJ. D., Assayer 70 the State OF Mass
Is BoylstOn street, Boston, U. 5. A.
For sale in Nashville BY DENOVILLE BELL.
may4-dEtW6m.
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DvsDepsin and Debility

Dyspepsin and Debility Cured .---The0iore
Frank ESQ., Of the Pittsburgh and Seucuve Railroad Office
says For years have been invalid from Dyspepsia With
hope Of relief many advertised remedies but failed
deriving benefit sought for until tried your Holland Bers
the happy effects Of which upon the digestive organs
storing debtaed system, to recommend confent.
ly to all suffering from Dyspepsia" LsepjdtgSCwlw
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RemovnIs ana Annointmen1s.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9The Secretary the Treasury has is
orders that Custom House ubornaes shall be removed
or appointed without his previous sanction Claims the
duties and illegal ezacons made direct the
Treasury Department.
The Secretary directs value of sugar imported from Cuba
col y, ,urraissd
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ForAIderEnen.

III We are authorized to announce J. T. RuTHRFoRD as
candidate for Alderman in the First Ward, at The ensuing MI
nicipal Election augl-tds
rive are authorized announce Dr. g. A. J. MATFuID
candidate for Alderman from the Ward ensuing
n;ci,.,l slariion augIstd
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57-58 56-57 55-56 54-55 1854

In the early part Of September 5000 hoheads sold
at about this range, subsequently the dull
sales Of only few hundred hogheads closing with nominal quo
taOns The months receipts 66 hogsheads October
the financial difficulties brought the market nearly sand
two three buyers enabled operate at reduced prices
the sales amounted TO about 2OO0hogsheads
hOnsheads, the closing rates. it said indicating decline Of
fully cont B but the market unsettled for quota
TONS similar state Of Affairs existed in November the sales Of
the month reaching barely O1 hogheads with receipts Of go hogs
heads the stock sale being only 1000 to 2O0 hOgeads In
December the arrivals rather LIBERAL amounting HI
hogshad but the market continued inactive and sales Of only
l5O hOgsheads reported Prices during that month and the
preceding understood t. be considerably lover but
made public in single instance The market opened duh in
January but we were enabled quotations which
follows:
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MINERVA COLLEGE.

MINERVA COLLEGE.
For the Education OF Young Ladies.
SITUATED FIVE NILES EAST OF NASHVILLE TENN
FFNHIs aOurishng Institution will reopen first Monday
in September next aOrdng superior educational facilities
ComnodiOus additions having been made the building,
increased number Of pupils be accommodated.
It Is the design OF the Principal and Teachers Of the School
make study pleasure and surround those entrusted
care with all the charms Of the family circle.
The situation healthy and easy access, and the
study thorough systematic Circulars
other particulars obtained the Berry
Co., Public Square, McClures store, street,
by addressing the Principal, s. Il. JONES,
aug5 I'd Minerva College, near Nashville Tenn.
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1--we are authorized to announce THOMAS HaE candidate
ior Mayor at the ensuing municipal election
IL We authorized to MOsEs srsoIEroS as
candidate for Mayer, at the ensuing municipal election
fnre q
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 0-The Slavery discussion between Brown
low and rryne is progressing There is considerable excitement
but no details are received worth reporting.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA

NJ AUgUSIas
TENUE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Z Institution will begin the first MONDAY IN NONEM'
Be next, with Introductory Lecture by Prof JONES
Emeritus Prof. Of Anatomy-G. NJ. NEWTON MD.
Anstomy-tI T. CAMPBELL, ND.
Sursrry-L. A. DUGAS, MD.
SieInsry and Phamacy-JOS. JONES, MD.
Inllltutcs and PRACTICE. d. FORD, MD.
iyseiogy and Pathological Anatomy-H. V. MILLER, MD
1. p. GABNTN, MD.
.eulohs1I'ltor Of Anatomy-R0BERT CAMPBELL, MD.
assistant DemouStrator-S. B. SIMMONS, MD.
Eosector 70 the Professor Surgery-H. W. D. FORD ND
Curator OF Museum-T. ?. CLEAVELAND.
Tickets for the whole course Sos 90
Naturalization Ito be taken oncel 5 90
Practical Anatomy TO be taken oncg). 10 90
For turr apply any member Of the Faculty,
to the undersigned, [aug6-w4tI r p GARVIN, Dean
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Married by the Rev. G. Whtworth, the residence Capt
y. Hunt, Olympia, Washington Territory Monday
18th FAyETrE McuLLIN Governor Of Washington Territory,
NARY WooD daughter Of Isaac Wood Of Thurston county.
may be mentioned Circumstance somewhat remarkable
that the maiden Of Gov McUENs first vife-Hhom he
married in Virginia and from whom he months
by the Legislature Of Washington Territory-ss MARY
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With regard to the coming crop be confined
few words The spring generally rather favorable
the temperature Of March and april very ondeed below
that Of February and the 2th April heavy
the plant in several districts that much repantng equir
ed Subsequently, however the weather very favorable and
blooms were found on the ID Of june the appearance Of the
in all quarters being OF promising character The overOws Of
the Mississippi in the spring and early which have
previously referred, destroyed the
plantations in this state and Mississippi reducing the total crop
varousy estimated 100000 to 100000 bales
months Of June and Juy and the early part August
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RIVER DUIouFE Sept. 9-The steamer North America from
Liverpool to Quebec passed here apparently having had coils
ion. Her dates are anticipated.
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TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE.

WISH sell the farm upon which am now living, -
lying upon Obds river mile above mouth con f
tanning 1870 acres, Of which 100 No River Bot ~
Land high state Of cultivation two never falling
Springs and good Orchard Aso fine Cave TO the Man
siOn be preserved all seasons OF the
year; this farm lies mil east Of Celna Tennessee
One tract miles north Ceina Tennessee me-
upon the Cumberland river acres Of which
30 high state Of cultivation; never failing
Springs upon it, Also good Orcar good buildings Of all
kinds such kitchen, stables &c The described are
adapted raising and productive as any lands in
the State, person wishing TO purchase call upon
my house, mile of Cena Tennessee will take great
pleasure showing said farm to any person wishing to purchase
Address at Celina, Jackson county, Tennessee
aug26-E3t$ JAMES A. STONE.
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NV YORK, Sept 9The City Of Baltimore sailed for
Liverpool She took $4,000 specie
The Pacidcis below. Her advices anticipated.
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L We authorized announce Or. JOIN L. CHAIIAN as
candidate for COun in the Fsfh ensuing
municipal election [seplo-dtd
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II We authorized to SAMUEL NJ. FITE Esq Of
Carthage, candidate for Circuit Court Judge the
Judicial District composed Of the smith, Jackson,
Macon, DsCalb and Putnam, lsepIO-tw&wtd
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NETANTED.-en good men engage in the sale of Fruit
Wv Trees Liberal inducements will be offered.
sepj-W3ms LANGDON & CHERRY, Nashville.
FUVEACEIERS WANTED. "a gentleman and his wife,
qualified take charge Of Male and Female Academy
the branches usually first class schools
that character, obtain permanent profitable situation
in DyersbuTg Dyer county, Tennessee by making immediate ap
pcation. The situation eer inducements teachers
who desrea permanent location. Address
T. G. SAMPSON.
augl9-w3t Dyersburg, Tenn.
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FOR CounoiInlen.

n CHARLIE WALKER (of the Hat stOre) candidate
Councilman the Second Ward at the approaching election
sep4-dd
IL We authorized to announce J. W. Coleman
Councilman from the Second Ward at the ensuing
nicipal election. d I'd
IL We are authorized to announce c. E. H. MARTIN
candidate for Councilman represent the 4 Ward, the next
municipal election. aug26-dtd
IL We authorized TO jams B. CRAIaHEAD as
candidate for Councilman to represent the 5h Wbd at the
next municipal election. aug26-dd
1--we authorized to announce W, BoGAvOcK, Esq
candidate for Councilman Third Warat the ensuing
municipal election aug13m
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We learn from passenger who left Chattanooga Wednesday
evening, that john W. WHE Es who had been arrested upon
charge Of obtaining land warrants upon forged papers, had
hearing before the Hon. WEs H. HuEET upon the charge,
and held in the SIS 900 trial at the
term OF he United States District Court al Knoxville We
-.---.-.a b H.. - ----l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Yellow Fever

NV ORLEANS Sept 9Deahs from yellow fever yesterday 40
Arrived-Bark Aurelia from Philadelphia.
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"A LOVE- BossEr.The fan fashions for bonnets, If the
Philadelphia North iHrican properly Informed, provides
artificial fruits substitute for The viii pass
entirely Of Instead Jonuy umpups, daay
down dies the bonHets Of bellies viii be eaod with cus-
tiers Of artificial curan grapes, cherries and other fruits
done in glass, Of the least possible thickness The bonnet IS
said 10 he unique affair, resembling cabbage leaf trimmed with
tomatoes We presume that mners, who always up
with the fashions will bnroduce this "lOye Of bonnet with
their fal purchases. The price Is only thirty dollars.
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NASHVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 80, 1866.

We are indebted to Mr. A. K HoLr agent Of the Adams TX
Company in this city, piece Of the yerte Atlantic
Telegraph Cable The curious Il az our csuntngroo.
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AT MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
Pacific RaiIrOHd Meeting.

A GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders this Con-
~ pany will place Memphis, Tennessee, MONDAY
or which full OF the
things will be made, ami Of the proceedings Of meetings
Louisville Cincinnati Louis New York and escWhere
Of the plans Of the Company relieve the enterprise from
present difficulties. Matters just in condition that
Of the Road protect bona de Stockholders vim
the rights OF the Company, and beyond doubt from
existing difficulties general Of Stockholders at lem
phs desre vigorous unanimous actiOnuch may
be had there, backing the meetings already had will doubtless
ssve the enterprise restoring confidence that the work may
progress,
ssp{ JEPTHA FoWLKEs, Pres,
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COTOOSA SPRINGS.
COtOOsa Comfy, Georpfa

COtOOsR County Georgia.
TUVHE hot weather and dust Of the city ~ -
rninll that the when have IN avir
acCustomed to welcome friends and patrons -
to our delightful Watering Place, is at hand 1880
Daily Applications Tor Rooms, this ana ne tnousand3 that
have annually trongs COTOOSA, assure Us that t IS only
esry 10 inform friends and The public that COTOOsA VIII
be o1enei the first Of Suy.
Our ola German Band will be present to give them the
welcome. liy3-2ml BATTEY5 HICKMAN 4 MCDONALD.
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Another bank explosion has 0curreda Memphis but It was oc
ioned by gas the want Of coin Itseems from
e Le1y that Saturday last the gas burner in the iron
Bank Of Memphis left burning. As the
atmospheric air within was consumed (e oxygen oontans)
the burner Wen Mr. Roach opened the vault Monday
morning and inside the gas having filled the vault,
exploded, sending him and Mr.. GHIAD great Vio-
noo to the front end Of the bursting the front
which had been opened and also breaking the heavy
back door into fragments which, strange tell is Immediately
behind the vault The vault itself uninured, and neither
RoAeH Mr. GHLEASD issupposed to be seriously injured
The Ledger says
There ludicrous presented. The Bank OF
America River Bank, Southern Bank Of Memphis,
the ayoso Savings Institute the basement Of the splen
did ioustor block in which the accident occurred. The three
upper stories occupied by ss, commissioners clerks and
quantity Of lawyers, all Of whom startled from their list
less dreams Of cnes BY The Yelsa laundering that shook
the buildings far and About fifty or these denizens Of the
upper apartments pouring down the stairWay, tumbng
pl nell each other into the street. One lawyer
from the third story az two STRIDES going entirely the
head OF fat commissioner who disposed to take quietly the
DOOM"
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SMFTFHLANDs PADUCAEI,
2 -fleR-s u EOUisViIIe, 81. Louis, and =ueg.lIa
Memphis Regular Pack aS-iI
cts, leaving Nashville on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Thurlays Fridays Saturdays al 10 O'clock A. M. The
splendid passenger Steamer
1Iinmef0nkn, Capt. H. G. matheney,
Will leave Nashville Mondays ald Thursdays 10 o'clock
A n The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James W. Humts
viii leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays O'clock
A. NJ The LIGHT drauglit passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis Capt. = l.. Bafemam,
will leave Nashville Tuesdays az Fridays at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
The above FIRST class Light draught passenger Boats will
leave regularly those appointed days, making connections
Paiuch with Nail Packets for the named Places
June "a A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Shinment Of Snecie.

River News.
ST. Lows, Sept. All the rivers are receiing
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TAW a BEERS
Z nnurmeu
KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville. Kentucky.

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville, Kentucky.
YUVHE Lectures this Institution wiz commence the hst
Monday In November, and continue four months During
October preliminary lectures viii be delivered Hospital ami
FACULTY.
BENZ. " Dudley, u. D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
Henry NJ Butt, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice o.
John IasIn H. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Cinal sd
O. W. Wright, N. D., Professor Of Medical Chemistry.
n B. MARSHALL, NJ D. Professor Materia Aea and Thers-
peuics
Middleton Goldsmith NJ D.. Professor Of the Principles Of sur
gerry and Clinical Surgery.
CIV Bsyise NJ D. Professor q Pbys5or5 Pathological
Anatomy.
David Cummins, N. D., Demonstrator.
For full information address
n B. MARSHALL NJ. D.,
eaQ-Qn Dean Of the Racplty.
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GOOD business who command from six to ten thou
s5nd dollars form partnership in highly respectable
business that will yield him 80 per cent by leaving his name at
this office addressing Lock Box So Post Office silent
partner would ly taken Lsepj-W3m
ENOg .--On the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad,
Nashville Pocket Book, containing money and other
uclcs, which the -ut this Office, by describing and
paying this advertisement sept-5f
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COLLARS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRAVATs
nay p j r. NseIIL.
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GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only S2l to SIS These
Machines need only be known insure them place in al
most every family To appreciate must examine and use
them; therefore all who good cheap Sewing Machines
County Rights for the sale of the NcttIetOn 81 Ray
mOnd Family Sewing Machines will please call
the undersigned who is sole for Middle and est Ten
Rooms }. e Vests Music Store Union street. be-
tween College and Cherry streets
y. B-urucular attention paid repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines ly IerguCei hand. Terms CtIsh.
r. FLEMINGS Sewing Machine Depot
Nashville Tenn, aug 30-itwSCNIy.