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Just u CEIVLD
50 barrels EEtrs Family Flour;
so Superine DO do
$50 bag Extra do do
All witch selling market prices, and warrant
It 10 give satisfaction.
ilnl FREEMAN BROTHERS,.
NASHVILLE, JANUARY 20, 1858.
lust received per steamer SALLIE WEST;
81 10 packages Golden 81 Tup;
barrels D. Re. Crushed Sugar.
do do Powdered do
DO do Loaf do
barrels CVackeFs; ...
100 bags assorted shot;
kegs Bar Leaf;
barrels julius H. Smiths Old Reserve Whisky.
FREEMAN BKOTHBRS,
isn30-f No Z, College, doors North Of Spring st.
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MORE THAN 10000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN TEE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
SOLD IN TEE

7'HR RESToRaTIvE OF PRoFso J WOoB FOR REs-
4 iOhlNG hair per ectly aud pernaueutlY has never
yes had rVa Voluae altaT Vofdma urhf - fsr r. IN
al par Of tle Fofii - tam tee nl5-i Intelligent 3D.
prove hat a. pert ca Hes o. awe. su I'D
cirealaf asd you caRBut aoubi, geld ss - oIr q
~ THR HAR.-Ps0ple have flr 1sntarss bs,n .a7-ssf
viii bald heeis and "a oag Femed HERETOFORE la va
has been those abomluaDie WEs ny recen die v-rr of
Professor Wood these articles are beng 'as d1 VIA
bu. many persons stu aglo o. isu nsce 80 NV
have been oea imposed unaa b. aair l0a or fa-r-
ant kinds To al sucn lerslls earnestly naEs The rs
qul g. that they wtry once aans .ur ON Moods fssorn
tive thers suea tHiug fal We kaoW adq who
vas bald who used a-e shos tine ana her hssd Il
now covered compet8y Uil t18 alzst adosi beaulHaI
curls in ENABLE We Gnag OF ulmerolsc4e8 where hair
rapidly alug cut bict restored ln easr perlec-
tion ttat i ever hal been belCIe.
It's also anout doabI one 0i the bstaress for keep
iuE the nsif u gOud condition uaiE q 900 ald 1sy
moving dandrud aud has proved aei ha gre4ssI enemy
70 al the ills that hair is Ter -os
70 s he duty or even prove 1eir personal
9earance though NAV differ gard De gays e.
doing o. but every wi sdmit Shat beautiful Head u
hair, either In woman D. oil scI dedir
Cd, and there means sunui Ds lsit tired 10
Del phia
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q j. WOOD & Cos-tfeutst AZ awe been eugz- ed 10
selling ycur Hair hes1aiye The 5eason roue of youf
eeat 4gea'si az d. IA klusonJ aHa hlFiug experienced
tle oeuehcial enecLso % 20 mysr Ike 30 obtsl
agency hr ne safe o. Ono, Stlts n ibe cess
1louid You WISH 20 mase sucl air-n Esmeft 81
convinced tncfe b uothg aguu 81 Uuifei rs,
Tor restoring the hair. iHaso za The Dug
blslneGs for several ysarss and sld Fafaus pre-
uos- tor hu hair bu have found nosnng leors Jho
eretFe organs or inyg The scalp a. wa a. YOURS
being July co. vinced hat % uhat Yea
Present Is % Be, would ne 70 engage ths sale q b. ior
/ am satisfied &c must SELL
i0uFs truly, q. r.. STOCKMAH.
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THE most comprehensive and releet assortment oiIa-s
and Caps for the Holidays, will be found Nasr ID
4 Walkers.
They have beautiful assortment Fancy Hatsaud Gaps
for BOYS aud Children. FATEEFlFLD s. WAlKEE.
Fashionable HGttevs EnI far..e-s-
dec I9 90 Public 80 are.
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GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR.
A PET TIGER.

Accompanying the Bear, Pet TIGER captured. train
ed, aud shown b. Mr.. lowell. the renowned animal
trainer. Tee Tiger captured hJ him tins since,
during excursion in III interior Of Bengal and is
eOmpls tely brOke- that Will the properly OF his
master like dog; viii protect and guard him Nhen se- p
ing; will hunt capture and bdBg and In shOn do all
that is pGssi0lein animal at IN slight t ign
II = This W OndeFfut Bear may be seen al
he corner of church cherry streets, OppO,1 te
the Union and American office,
ID Admi.tance IS eeags; Cnid-0n under 10 years IS
cen tfn2f.
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Cover Gods by 4s4es1l
ysvs9tv gaotce Var.etfes fyr One nrI.a,

rTlE ptct'u unHes that % supply
LlHr has EtrarlJ u Amat FtOsFfs
ae BE-. rcIE-e1 -r 1901 ~ f4Bias, yEugdeiI, Mas
his Flower Is. uICu na .e been tone
hn in elsTy STATE 90 he UuI0u.
liable era rc"rs make d folio 2 u1rraC. fr. %.
-s' C..anzuu suIL Go ~ LgaI hEIa
Uraa.E aa rrce Ills sre embrace ..uIy
.Fu POI Peg ects"ns IRON "a be- EaIJ-l- FreneI
o.. #s-rmaH h5arr-l knsy Oh a dbaut hall
@ tla. H,n sr seeds have Def iu this
scr.
have 81 a1ed out nj my large cOeCOs Of CIV seeds
.a1 40. 9eal-tu and Sow -.r-trs each srr distinct
10 r. aua l4-uiaed % produce ef.ci ben lsIt
81 Iat II beds or k-uups Do. OFfGer 4 had
zCH variety distinctly mas.d 4lth BJasnieai and Do
81 Lamas g Time 20 Gov errg, color Ins W fr,
banner o .uE1 whether srPCtOr raIIE-- &C.
o. slIlu D. aIwu and UhsF valuable iBts culIlva-
ucl- lu lr.tcUg thele Naree=, careful 20
exclude A .ltcl are shY ba0msrs have ign dcaut
ltaa tIs collect viii compile Ouy se
1cl reay slOEF and handsome and which believe
would prove n entire sat sacnu OF auy lady
iirman Who might be disposed 60 order tuem C0sc-
Ton viii b. sent rs b. post Guy p4n Of the county
be following prices
---- mont ~ = ---.---.- ~ L-.--- cho-.. ------
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WISH 90 sell the farm WHICH reside On NJ Jed. lslu
county, aljlniug hat adyertaed above 1g Sir. lol .
Ill., conaini1a By recent survos, ope hundred aud a-
nine and hall acres OF drzt rate iaflng la
lCrabe dwelling, with al necessary CUT houses, ss 1r
1a.I farnl, Wh good walzr. ne iarm sea
with good fences, including a9oat seVe hundred Ia
stone snce Will sell ilis place stparGle.y lhar
yflb gr HIs-as boll united aJ4l Certainly u1sa -es-
rab.s farm, and purchasers invited cali +r. l
and examine N premises. LAVINlA CRAlGHE1-.
For ferIh-r iireuars apply Mr.. "a. M. Snydor no
storsof Snyder q fuzzHll, Nashville il. G.
sra5-eOd-Wu
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Mr.. d. N. AKERJYD,
Maj. A HERMAN,
Messrs. }. q. hUGHES & SMITH,
WARkEN Is MDOaEs
8 COLEMAN O. SPAIN,
McCU lLULGu * hOJGd,
JOHN Nc Jam - 90.
CoI.H T. ANDERSON, suptE & c RICO,
Rev. q. D. ELLiOll- hashvIo.
Mr. W. b SHAFAkD,
o.. K GLASO JCK,
- d. 2. Wiki
JOHN BEATTY,
h q. l.. CLAtbOlNE, -
WA. sTOJhELI,
g J. n. WILLARD,
JA- GuHDuA,
J. MElGs,
a. v. = LiNDSLEY.
Jas kENDaiJK,
ENOCH E&SLbY
Se,ss''' H l45gs 8 MSswHlRTss, Nashville.
sLAUGATER 3 HERHFoRD,
e. ". GORbUN o. co
Cole A. J. POLK, Marry county.
Maj. a. j. DOkELsON, Davidson county.
Rector T. 6. SMITH, COLUMBIA
Mes rs. 5. w. MORGAN s 60, Murfreesb0To
g K. W. McFADDkN g. Co,
LEIcER 8 MEhIFsE,
d b SHElVEE q CO sheihyvlle-
Mr.JAS. A. 20 WtLI, Lswlsbgrg-
Messrs MsKeYN0LDs q 20 Clarksvile.
NJ IS WRIGHT M1nehoster.
A D. RICHARDSON, McaiunVille.
0The Nashville Cbat.anocg 90 Railroad Companv have
ADO tied this Cement the c0vertr Of their carr and
WORK Also the McMtnnville q Manchester Rsiiroat com
pauy Certificates aud testm3ai. Is from Cinc.auau and
ess8hsTe where Z mas besa in general use Tor several
years, can be exnibi.ed
me ondsrsgued has been engaged IN various modes OF
gained some experiences ana knoaisdse during has
time. }. o. Ma HURT,
Office No. Is Deader OK street.,
feb ST. opposite P4iri0t OEes
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$1,000

That be sewing done by the "rOssE d Bsger Family
Sewing Machine, making the Grove d Baker stitch Is less
liable 70 rip # tHreac stch be broken, than the
NJ singer any other Shuttle Machine, any other
OF SsEng Machine ever invented ia United States
Europe.
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$1,000,

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing s. ker stitch, capable Of Accomplishing
much greater variety work; such required plan
Lzlons ana families in the Southern Than the l. NJ
sil ger or any shuttle MachiDa ARchae
for sewing in ever Vcrctk3 the Wsd States
0 Europe.
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To Oorrespondcnts.

Oae square, one year. s3o-Rash additional square,
Advertisers exceeding the sPaee,cOntr4
ed for, win be charged for the eXcess
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J. B. w RT re
u 1traOrdinary Bargainl

u A I no I a III d I ID n , !" d >
FOR CASH.
WE otter for sale cash, extremely low prices, &c
" suit th5 tines shS folio -ng valuable Real Estate
FIhsT-A bsauIlJ d iCk LaLs leo feet square, corner
Vile
SECOND-sevsral beautiful Building Lots in Houstons
anc ZOsoher's additions to Bdgeheld few hundred yards
r. m she public square.
viii sell very great bargains any Of the above valu
sble property. apply immedistelyto .
J L & Z. W. BRowE,
feb 2-lm Az Cherry street
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IL persons Indebted by note account Tor 1855
"A aaa s55 and pay IheI viii haTato settle
jan DEMovILLR 4 BILL
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lies 4 Auuua s-..-..... ... ---- 81 90
No. usiss Of twedty choice varls-
Sea OF Bleauials and Perennials..-..... 90
No. fOuslsf Of ton extra i1o varieties
Of hnuuais and PerenHlais, embracing
many oi tie rev anC choicest iu cult
No trnss q ave very choice varle-
Tee, selected from Prize Flowers Of
ing Pausus, German Caruauons
and Plaofss Piuls Vsrbsuaas lrzn4uts
II ucl Fsicrs ana Uoubls HJiiyhJcks,
cd p ID when s0ic a. twenty-five
Genie In Eiy. ..-.-... s.....s j o.
P-r-rrs n ordering viii please give the number Of tls
GsOrrtu.. hemmlitances can be made Ia bank bLls
ELEX- MACKENZIE,
fara9-tg Nashville Ten4esses
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CORN.
10 900 BUSHELS CORN WANTED IMMEDI-
junelS d. u. DICKEY.
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Cna,cerv Court al Nashville.

NcC.n yAnlssr a Co Va Philip b. .. C4ltaghan et ~
the once q the Clerk and Master u me tisAn-
~ Gerry Court Nashville, on THE I'd day Of
ssts 1855 motlon a complainant by counsel N
The above cause ana ApeArtng - the satisfaction a
dc Cerk and Master thai the sad defendants, SAX
ert nsrxs and AaEAa GAkhroN, are n0n residents q
the STATE of Tennesse~, aad therefore The ordi
nary process q this cocrt caanot be served ufon
thrm, u IL therefore ordsrea BY The Clerk and
Master hat publication Be made for four weeks
in succcssson N the Nashville fatriot Newspaper
t,ublsshed IN the etfy o. Nashville, requiring the
ssa Defendants &c appear Al ths next te q he Chan-
o.ry coars b be heden Cor the county q davidson
Al ths oolFt AoGse thereof tee cay q NeShx lie
the ist NonaAy IN Sovosn6er aekf, ARd answer
sa1a bii the wlli b taken or confessed 70
them .ne sci down for ksaglng parts.
J<O. Z 6lEAyES,
sspx2s-xst tfrsfss - Osrk Master.
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k0 BOXES TOBACCO. various sraass, sy
UU ssptS-9 DILLON 3 GO.
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Magnificent Scheme

IS Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRCERTIFICATEs

Enclose the money 10 address for the Tickets or
dered on receipt OF which they Will be forwarded by
hrst mail Purchaser can have tickets ending in ans
figure they may designate.
The List u Drawn Numbers and FRIES will be
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
AS- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, and give their POstOiioe, county and Sta,a
As- Remember that ev,ry Prize u drawn and paya-
Die without deduction
as- All prizes 81 81 900 Aad under paid unrasiat
~ afier the arawing-0er grizes The usual Of
thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets O. Certificates %
:. SWAMI co, Augusta, Ga
- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta, Ca, can have their orters nlea and save
time by addressing s swan kcs. al either Of those
cities
SEA list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the Of the pste thai each cue IL
ntitied to, will be published after svery drawing IN
the following papers -Aagsasa (Ca) CoastfsSossal-
ia Nee OFie.taE Delta, H&sie qgaf>r CAargssos-
Standard SasAssiis Gasotte Addate tstsiceaocy Nrs
fsrk Weekly Dag Bsk, SasaHsoh GessyiaA RieA-
Hsezk DfsFAatck. -Ner fark LaF-g "a, aaa pssldiAg
Riss.) CIHrioa, sEI Ltns Rook (irk True Dsaocrat,
scpls-td
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Gtaufer, Hotties.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Thomas S. Crutcber, Ami, &C., vs. John Crutcher
others
A the Office Of the Cerk & Master Of the Chancery
IA Court at Nashville the 9th day of September
1855, on motion Of complainant, by counsel in the
above cause, and it lppearing to the satisfaction
of the Clerk and Maser, that the said defendants.
Mary Crutcher widow Henry Crucher dec d Albert
q. Crutcher Mary Helm X Thos. J. Helm her husband,
Margaret Mcdowell and Joshua A. Mcdowell her hus-
band, Eliza Twyman tni VIM. Twyman her husband,
Geo. Crutcher, Thoms crutcher Wen. II. Crutcher and
JAS CTutcher, Children and heirs of Henry Crutcher,
decd are resiieuas OF the State Of Tennessee,
and therefore the ordinary process Of this Court can
not be served upon en it is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks in successor in the Nashville Patriot
paper published in the City of Nashville requiring the
said defendants to appear at the next term Of the Chan
Gerry Court 10 be holden for the county OF Davidson at
the courthouse thereof, in the city of Nashville
the first Monday Nov next, and answer said bill, or
the will be taken for confessed as them and
set down for hearing parte.
JNO. E. GLEAvES,
sept27-w4w FRS fee So Clerk Master.
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Swan Il Co.'s Lotteries.

DERSO<s who desire o. Try their hsk m these eel
Il ebratea Lotteries, which drax evsy Saturday iu
the year can have their orders prOnay attended 10
without he risk VI sendiEg b. mali, y addressing
SAAI. SWAMI Co.,
Box No. ga p o. Nashville.
copy Of the oacl4l Ora sting wtii - sat q each
pare hAser irnaeai a.ly after the dF4sns axes place
For prices advertisement N anotb.r entuma-
Pries Of whole tscksts 40; halves q quarters o.
80. ~sghths Al "a eptiT
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for Salr- Go Rent.
Executors Sale of Real Estate
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
n FIVE children. the oldest boy u, the giil
10 and so down 10 an infant. will be sold
changed for other Negroes To some living Ia The
country, and that wants them for Their use and
not for speculation. Apply to
augll-u WILL. L. BOYD.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Henry Crutcher VS. Thomas Crutcher and others.
ITO Mary Crutcha, widow of Henry Crutcher, de
Il ceased, Albert 6. CrutcheT, Mrs Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas j. Helm, Mrs Margaret Nc
Doweil and her hHsbanu Joshua A. Mcdowell, Mrs.
Eliza Twyman and her husband William Twynan,
George Crutcher, rhos Crncher William H Crutcher
and James Crutcher, children and heirs at law OF
Henry Crutcher decd. In pursuance of the law, in
such cases made and provided, you are hereby not
ned and required to appear at the Courth house In
Nashville, on the first Monday in November next, TO
show cause, il any you have, why the suit Of Henry
Cruicher VS. Thomas Crutcher ct ais now pending in
the Chancery Court at Nashville, Tenn. should not
be revived in your names.
JNO. f. GLEAVES,
sept2S-4w Clerk X Master.
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Nome Again.

MIR. LARCOMHE desires 10 inform his
lNl friends and the public generally that he has
turned his Northern tour, and Is ready open
the fall campaign.
xfaphc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a. heretofore, solely
upon fA< aeytfs OF his pictures, and determines
spare edort 70 please he eonsdeauy invites those
who have never gwen hlna q fsir tai, u do 30.
LADIES' s.lI and hss present rooms The most eonye-
niently aud pleasantly located VI az. ia the city
Cherry street., corner Of unioa. scetli-f
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For RENT.

A NEAT and comfortable dwelling, situated just
~ beyond the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
DEPOT IN Illness Addition, with good sisteFa and
every convenience necessary - render desirable
residence Appiy % ". l. RoND. Jr.,
auk2s-tf No 30 Cherry 81
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Transportation.
Further Reduction.
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class.

i
First Glass.
Piano Fortes, Books. stationery Boots, Shoes Ii
quors. Oils. &c, in bottles Cannhene and Spirfts Tn
pentine in barrels: CsrPetng. China Glass and Glass
Cutlery, in cases, casks, and boxes; Dry Goods m
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shruhbcrr
Furs Garden Seeds, Looking -Glasscs and IooEipyy'
Glass plates (at owners risk) oysters in cans ana
lars; Siddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such specified in First and
Third classes Coffee Mills, Machinery. Foregn ~
quors, in barrels and Pipes; Tobacco in boxes Lean
err, In rolls and boxes: Oils in barrels and c,sts.
Crockery and QueeRsware in crates and casks. Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Sad-Irons, Zinc and Tin in
pigs. Tin Plate Anvils Vices casks ofChains and Hos
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy C,sti,os'
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles. Railroad
Wheels and ANles, Chairs, Spikes and Rosin IN bbs
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other lirb, -
ticles not enumerated also Carboys Of Acids or 9th
er Chemicals will be charged by actual weight AZ
double First Glass rates. -
ss- No charge Cor draysge, Wharfage or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York u Nashville
re- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west ofStevenson entitled 70 above
rates.
Insurance.
BY the above Lines u per cent less than NV pitt,
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference OF 60 10 IS cents per 100 n,pr5s
| on drv goods.
NJ Road viii not be responsible for any damages
| occurring nj sea
Goods shipped via Savannah should be CONSIGNED. =,
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah Ca
Goods shipped via Char eston should he CONSIGNED N
| Agent South Caro- ina Railroad Charleston
| CHARLES W. ANDERSON.
lyl5-u General Agent
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post Onicc.

xazaxIIfx Marc 30, 1855.
TvRnM and after the Isl q April the ~ once VII
IL be opened sSandays Al ball f-sa "a ~ sne
elo.s al o A. ~. oFen a<Ain Al r N a. ciose 81
r. Nj On ali aslsr days It's 0fhre Ell ofepenee q
NJ s Il. ASDk1ss0S, Psi f<ssrf
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FOR RENT.


THAT Elegant SIoHR-HOUsE, Ne. Il east sd,
Il PUBLIC square, forsneriy ocsupsed BY ~ ons
Co Possession given lramsdiktsiy. Apply 20
WIS BRANSfoRD. McWHfkfEk = o.
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W. u. CNNLDS ~ CO.'S
PATE Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


VNHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
j Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions of the State, asks the attention OF build
ers, and the public generally To examine its superior
ity over other modes OF Roofing.
The material forms n hard and smooth surface. Il
is impervious to water, elastic and flexible 1t will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 ire; IL IS
cheaper than any roof Of the old style and sure
Il will give better satisfaction % It's durability there
question 1t is the best thing invented for
painting OF old leaky TIN roofs.
aS- The Cement will be furnished to those at dis
lance with drectlons for using
So COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Aa- Orders sent 70 the undersigned, through the
Post Once will be promptly attended to-
would respectfully refer 10 following geutie-
Tor whom have covered buildings with the Co
ment, ana many others whose names are not here
ARCHITECTS AND xAsTEE EEIIAdcs OF NASHVILLE
MAJ. A HERMAN,
Messrs. Hughes 4 SMITH.
COLEMAN SPAIN,
VA. STOCkE1I.,
Mr.. Ii. NJ. AkERoYD.
WARREN MOORE,
HOUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Col ii A / 1xSSDlRsoS. n. Co.,
Rev. d. ELLIOTT,
ID. D. wILklN,
r. J. Akl6S,
SLAUGHTER x HERRlF ORD,
". b. ShAPARD,
-. WILLARD,
A. v. :. LINDSLEY,
Gen MASH BARROW,
W. II. GORDON co
JAS. II. kESDRICK,
Rector r. G. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ A J. DoNELSoS, DAvidson eeunly1
Col. A. J. POLK, Maary county.
~ The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad CemlA
have adopted tins Cement for tbs covering OF
cars and other work
a. certincales and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere where the Gem has been IN general
use fog several years, can be exhibited
Tue undersigned has been engaged IA various modes
Of Cement roonng many years and natters hissef
that he has gained some experience and knowisage
dorl1sg tiaAt lame
have made arrangemsnts % receive q sup frior
Imported article q Roonag Felt from EDzisros BEo-
THxxs. Ne~ York.
Samples Of R0gnng 70 be seen al oaice.
J. 7. NAIHUkSr,
Ofaee No. Is Drsderbck stree.
mAyis-sm NASHVILLE. Tssx.
k0 BOXES TOBACCO. various sraaes, ey
OU sspt3-a DILLON = GO.
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In Chancery at LAFAYETTE.

John Ward Guardian, of the minor heirs Of James A.
Taylor, deceased --EI pdTte
PURSUANT To a Decree of the Honorable Chanccry
l. Court for Macon county, July Term. 1855 will
offer for sale upon the premises, SATURDAY, THE
9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885 credit Of one,
two and three years, Except the sum Of Sl25) the
undivided one-third part OF l76 of land
less with all of its appGrtenances, lying in Macon
Tenn. IL miles East of Lafayette including the cele-
brated Red Boiling sulphur Springs, which known
to be infallible for Gravel, any deTange-
ment Of the Kidneys from any whatever, Scrof
ulous diseases of any character Dyspepsia and Indi-
gesiion; in a word will greatly alleviate most
of all the Chronic diseases poor mortal man is subject
TO.
The improvements and furniture are new and amply
sufficient to render $50 200 visitors comfortable.
Good Stables, Carriage houses and other out buildings
and about 20 Of the land in good state Of cul
tivation.
Also a large Store House in a frstrate local.
ty for the sale of Goods and Groceries.
Bonds and approved securities will be required and
lien retained upon the land and furniture for the
purchase money-July 2Sth, 1858.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
augll-td Clerk and Master
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NEGROES for Sale,

WE have a good Lot 81 Negroes for sale, some 10
w or Il LIKELY BOYS from 10 u 20 years old.
Several young women with one chId each; or >
good House Girls, 10 Co 20 years old, we'll qualified
be highly recommended; good Carpenter 20
years old; good Cooks, 6 or men from 20 20
years old II. Ii. HAYNES q 90.
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FOR S ALE,

I WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some q
j the most desirable city property offered u
this market lying Cherry Cedar Marx and Spruce
Sts suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose exchange the above for likely Negroes al
the best cash prices.
mayl5-tf WILL l. BOYD JR
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ENlra Chance.

7 AN offering for sale that beautiful House and lot
Il on Cherry street adjoining the "UTiun Buildings,
(uow In course OF erection fronting SO feet and
ning back ISL feet This Is the most desirable prep
ery the city for sale. Also, two store Houses OF
Market street near Spring 81. Apply 20
WILL. l. BOYD,
iyl-l No. so Cherry street
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Negroes for Sale.

T HAVE quite a number Of Negroes hand for
Il sale: amongst them excellent Scamstress and
House-servant. Also, several good Cooks, Washers
&c. Call soon. WIN. l. BOYD, JR-
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