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We were shown yesterday yam pOtatoe raised
by Mr.. EDMUND W. Cole, of this vicinity, which
weighed six pounds.
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nets for 1858, on Thurday, Sept Both. 1t
A German named EDWARD TUss, committed sui-
eide in Memphis on Sunday, the Goth inst The
Memphis Avalanche says: 1.-THE history of this un>
fortunate man is truly a sad one It seems that he
came to this country about two years since, accom-
panied by bis wife and one child, possessing the
handsome sum of ten thousand dollars. Settling in
the city of Chicago, he made unluoky investment
of his entire fortune, and the consequence was he
became bankrupt He then disposed of all the eff
feets left him. and with his family moved to Paducab,
XIV, where his wife solicited class in music. and
obtaining number of scholars remained in that
place while he to this city for the purpose Of
securing employment His endeRvors for a time
we're Ruthless until some few weeks ago a mental
situation was given him in drinking saloon kept by
one of his oouuirymen; this he industriOusy filed
until the proprietor had no further service for him.
Being unable to procure work Of any kind sufficient
to get means to supply the common wants Of life,
exhaustion and trouble induced sickness, and be-
coming tired Of this wretched existence ended by
a pistol ball through his temple. He was found a
short time after the report of the shot, but life was
extinct His wife and child are still in Paducah
He had some little jeWelry which was paWned for Q
small sum Of money in order to buy medicines"
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NASHVILLE.



The race yesterday vas between WIZ. ROUND
TRHE's b N Kate Hays and THos. MooRE's Oh,
m Jennie Rose, and was one Of the most exciting
yet Betting ran high Oh Kate Hays, her hackers
Offering from three to FIVE to enc At the tap Of the
drum they started, Kate Hays leading the greater
portion Of the heat, when Jennie Rose passed her
aud came out ahead For the second heat they
started out as before Kate Hays leading which in
spirsd her friends, but Jennie again passed her
after they had run about the same distance as in The
first heat, and won the race. The following is a
summary:
Joczy Club Purse SsJO-TWo nile heats.
Thos G. Moore entered Oh Jennie Rose, years old BY
Glencoe. dam Ann Bell by Frank. II
Vim. ROundtree entered Kate Hays, years oia, y
Albion, dam Eudora by Priam :
Time-3465S-3;59k
The following is the programme for to>day
Jockey Club Purse $50. One mile heats
szcesB RtczsEeepsakes with untrisd treey olds-
500 entrance SIS forfeit-one mile heats-Fiye entries
D Hadley names c by Allen Brown, dam by Prism.
Houndtree oh by Albion dam Little Trick, by
Priam.
Moore names Oh BY Third Boston, dam by IeTiathan-
Cheahan names Ch by Glencoe, dan by Leviathan.
MerEether names Oh by Anias adoE' dam ay Rael1e
The following is a summary Of the race Tuesday
for the Giles County Stake:
George Everly nanel Alndor by George Elliott, dam
Eclipse.
VIM. Lewis named br By OheIlo dam by Blenham: dis
Time-E565S -l:535z.
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DIE ID.

Aths residence this vicinity Pneumonia, yesterday,
cu,EITs P MAeuRE Esq His funeral place to-day
t5FM at the residence Of bis mother, Columbia
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THE INTRODUCTION OF CoTTOX INTO THE MIgsIssIP-
rI VALLEY.--Ths Baton Rouge Adrocatc has a letter
dated Chapel HILL Tenn, August 10, written, as We
learn from the AdUocdte, by gentleman who was
formerly citizen of Louisiana, and at one time
filed high Office in her government, from which
extract the annexed interesting passage:
The person is yet living who saw the first sack Of
cotton seed brought into the Mississippi Valley It
was introduced by Daniel Clark, father Of Mrs Gen
Gaines, who was q native of Ireland Spanish sub~
iect and acting as Consul for the United States at
The port Of New Orleans. II was imported express
" for Mr. BriDgier, wealthy planter, on the right
bank of the river, few miles below DOnadsonyllle
Mr. Bringier had also the first cotton gin imported
The cotton seed was distributed to such planters
and down the coast as desired to try the experiment
apS in the fall of the year when it was picked, Mr.
sent his son, Louis Bri0gisr, the present venera
BILE Surveyor General Of Louisiana, with barge AMI
gang of negroes to collect it for the purpose Of being
giuned The cotton was raised aud ginned upon
shares, and when bagged was sent to Daniel CLARK
for expectation. Mr.. Bringier told me he had gone
up as far as Baton Rouge aud POinte Coupee, gath
erng cotton TO be gnned at his fathers place below
Donaldsonville This was in the latter part Of the
last and at the beginning of the present century.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
lam now receiving daily Of the largest stocks Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought this market, consisting in part of
Shirts of every style;
White Linen Bosom Shirts;
White Move Bosom Shirts,
with and without Collars warranted to better and
wear equal to any shirt madeD
White IIarsaiIles Shirts;
COIOred WarsaiIIes Shirts,
COIOred Cambria Shirts;
Every variety, size, and style
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts,
or the Finest Texture and warranted to fit.
Cross Plat BOsOms;
Diagonal Plat Shirts--neVV styIes--Iinen
BoSOrsls and Paris Wrists
BLACK AND FANCY
Beaufort,
JOinviIIe, and
Napoleon Ties.
UndeTE eaT--of every description,
]. II. McGILL,S,
Ladies' Gentemens Furnishing and Fancy Store,
Of the Square AID College street. [sepl
W. NJ PERKINS, B. A. SHEPHERD. D. L. KERNoS.
PERKINS d CO.,
GENERAL COMmISsION MERCHANTS,
New Orleans.
sep25-trw&w6m
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.


T,gists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms Druggists merchants desiring supply Of this popu-
lend wonderful remedy By calling in person. addressing by
Letter prot HASKELL 90 Pine Street, St. LOUIS will have their
orders promptly filled and forwarded
Terms Csh 81, s. SIG per Dozen IL Is elegantly put
aIv uacSed and a variety Of superb Lith0graps, Fine
Mn Sc fIrubed rratuousy. Send in your ordeTsi
will find it cures and pays. - ~, 40,
For ale wholesale by BWIN, PENDLEION Gu and retail
10 a. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn. marldSWly.
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ND the various affections consequent upon dsordere
"a STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Indigestion, Aci6y Of
he Stomach Cocky Pains, Heartburn, Los Of Appetite Des
pondency, Cosveness Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all nor
vous Rheumatic Neuralgia AecOuss it has in
instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly sci
eudc principles the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Besrhaye Because Of its great success in most Of the
European States introduction into the United States in
tended more especially for those Of herand scattered here
and there over the face of the mighty country Meeting with
great success among hem offer it to the American public,
knowing that truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knoWledged. -.
lis particularly recommended those persons whose con
tutous may have become impaired By the continuous use Of
dent SPIRITS other forms Of dissipation Generally nstana
neos in effect finds its way directly to the seat Of life thrill
ling am quickening every nerve raising the dropping spirit
and in fact inusing health and vigor IN the system
NoTcE-Whoever expects to and this beverage will be dis
appointed the sick, weak and low spirited 1t will
grateful aromatic cordial possessed o. singular remedial proper
ties. CAC1AON
many ilntaons which public should guard againt pur-
chasing Be not persuaj ID to buy anything else until have
rven Boerave HOLLAND Pjers fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior to all these mma
ions. .. ,-,
PrOprietor, ,,,~,-, ~. =. ~~
Manufacturing PharmaCeus Bnd Chemists Ptsbur, Pa.
Sold 10 NashviIlely EHin, Pendet0n & Co. W. W. Berry
DsmoviIIe, DR.. II Roscoe 10. c. Brown, DemOvle & Bell
G. W. HeudershOt DR.. T. Wells, Wells Hooper Co., Beech
& Hunter Druggists generally throughout the State.
mays 55-1itri6cwlyius-
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- NALlIaBLEEARM E0R SALE

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last sight years, is for sale -
on the Iaers Big Harpeih river. the county Of W
hanson, fourteen mes from Nashville the ilaEe
Tank on The RcbaHd and CentTeve Turnpike nine miles
from Franklin county seat Of Williamson, and With
two miles tbs North Western Railroad nov being cen
s.rucsd The contains about i0ur hundred and eight
acres Of afs rate farming land; the county line bewee
Davidson williamson through the Northwest cor
ser of the formally tie vel known farm
The late wilkins Nhitedld.
On this Is fm are comfortable dsuce, vita all
cessa out houses; barn. cribs, stables, carriage house. @
with an excellent yOHBE orchard Of most choice fruit Coco
spring water and abundance OnGFeT falling stock water
gnuuinz different through The arm AdJoin
ing This farm another Of about Two hundred acres
EXCELLENT land with good residence, for sa7. The soil
bOlb tracts equal for crops, either for grain grass
and both united, they viii be sold separately together.
NAV suit buyeTs it is thought 6v good Judges could be
made on best stock farms IN the stats, - lis slze
As those wanting to buy, would Of course Ehsh TO view
the premises before purchasing. further description e
deemed unuecessry but all invited 70 call and ioI
saHlseves. aug 25-eO&W9l JOHN I. HILL.
gWIsH TO sell the farm which reside, IN WilsmsGE
county, adjoining shat advertised above g M John T.
am containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
ortzbla dwelling, with all necessary oct houses suitable fc
snail srn with good water. The farm is wen enclosed
WITH good fences including about hundred yards q
stone fence. will sell this place separately or together
with l;r HH's-Rs both united would certainly make dee
iabe fsrm and purchasers invited 30 cali on NJ
aud r~aune the promises. LAVINlA CRAlGHBAD.
F. ertnsF particulars apply TO Mr. h Snyder, a. ne
Sior6Uf Srydev & FTizzel, Nashville L. q
Eup5-endzwu
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TTanny's Combined Reaper and
Mower

wrTVTH WOODS n .--This
w celebrated Bachiner ecevetl the dTg pTeaiaH q rard
GSB MEDAI combined Reang and Moving Machine
At the great United States Agricultural FAR held ~ Louisville
Ky In September The trai 81 cuse, New
York, in july where all the prpa Machines b ne United
sates were thoroughly tested committee made 1r awards
thragh Marshal p Wider President United stai Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
n ais received he award a. he best Reaper, and he
Mover before two separate committees appointed b. the Pe
dent Of The Davidson County Agricultural Society, a Nashville
In Univ Is7 over most q the maehines N Tenn
Nuerls other premiums awards given this Machine
during the Iast season, every Machinsin Amerc1
The above machines for sale BY the undersigneai
b. II. CHEATHAM,
General Agent tor the STATE. -
- ss.f Nashville. Tenn
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NEW BOOKS.

The Atlantic sIonthIy, jus,. rooeissd1 y b
sspg7 JOHN YORK 4 90.
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SfsTERS OF CHARITY.

ON SATURDAY % day Of October next at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, on the premises, Will sell that valuable property
al The corner Cedar Summer streets, formerly occupied by
the ii Charity. wi sell the house with u y-fve feet
of ground and with thirty feet Of ground Those wish
ing either convenient dwelling Office can be accommodated
Terms Of SaeOne third cash. balance in and two years,
for notes satactO lily secured, eng interest, and lien re-
rafrcI I-epI4-tdl A. Y S LINDSLEY.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt which they will lie forwarded by rst mail Purchasers
can have tickets ending any figure they may designate.
List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing
, Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
, Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
WthOutdeiuctiOu
NJ All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after
the daVng-Othcr prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Urje,s for Tickets Certificates to
\. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala, Atlanta Ga,
can have % time, By addressing s. Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
IT. list numbers drawn from tie Wheel with
the Of the prize that each entitled to- will be pub
shed every drawing in the following papersAususta
Gal COnstituonaist. New Orleans Des Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelecer
New York Weekly Day Book, savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, York Dispatch, Pauldiug ss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. jy-S1
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By TELEGRAPm.


NEW ORLEANs. Sept 29.-Deaths from yellow
fever yesterday, GO
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The Washington Star says that the article going
the rounds of the papers, and which werepublished
day or two since, alleging that FIVE hundred Aus
trian priests had memorialised the Archbishop OF Vi
emma in favor of certsin reforms in the discipline or
customs Of the Catholic Church in that country, is
what is termed in American politics "RoOrback"
that it has been travelling the rounds of European
new light and sensation journals for some time past
and has been formally and smphaticaly cOntradcted
by the Archbishop Of Vienna himself
Col. SAM. TATE, President of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad makes the following report in
.-n-a 10 thn cnmnaratiza renents of lhat road for
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1885 So

Increase. S25 776 p
This is over eighteen per cent, and shows a very
gratifying increase in the business Of the road.
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The ladies will please remember that A CROoKER
will have his first opening of fall and winter Bon
nets for 1858, on Thurday, Sept. Both. 2t
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rEmPTPAYCE DIRECrORK.

FF7ENNEssFR Division No 80 Sons Of Temperance meet
~ Saturday night Temperance Hall above &c 81 csllegs
street near ne souare 10. ". BROWN, n. D. ". P.
W B.MAEEK, n. i. ". A.
JOHNSON. r
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professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,


POSITIVE and speedy cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
"a Deafness Erypeias, Scrofua, Bronchitis letter, KING
Worm ScaId Head NervOusand sick Headaches
II , Cured iR jrOa three to f'1enty minutes. III
Cor Piles Toothache, Chronic Sd JOINTS sprans and
LaeDe in Man or Beast all kinds Of Sores Foe5 and HUI
ors Cramps and Collie, Pains of description cease in
Prices 50 ets, 81 and 90 per Bottle.
It the only real HAIR INYIGORATOR that Will make the
hair GROW when everything else fails; clean the head white and
fire. from DANDRUFF ninutsg il shiny, glossy JET
This wonderful perfectly harmless: no burning or bis
forms atons with other lotions and hnimentsi 1t IS plea
amt 10 take it conquers soothing and healing severe burn
or scald in five minutes
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands OF
cures been performed BY il all over the land
use everything else then give this Oil one trial. and you vii
be convinced INDECENT persons unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free. go, ~, ,,, v,--.-.-
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. oJ
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Conae-
n Of Inc muscles try the metropolitan Bath Be par
cular about the directions accompanying each bottle NO ped
er sell this medicine. Only respectable druggists and country
11t are agents who have large Hthogaph certificate
signed by the proprietor - ,--.,,
Every bottle professor Haskels Electric Oil blown on
the tide and edges the glass, and e envelope mas his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery
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LARGE stock Of Servants Goods which we will sell very
~ low WM. MOORE,
y. B-Wc Will he receiving goods and pretty goods
throughout the entire and all cash buyers and cash
ing viii find they Away do well at our store
WM. MOORE,
sopI4-2m No 10 Union street
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WILLTAm :. FLTPPTN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Nashville Tennessee.
TWILL practice in all the Courts at Nashville, the
Wv counties of Williamson and Naury. Once No. A Cher
~ street, near CoOper's Building. seu2l-itw6W-3m
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IHAosslas 5zf=@I.[-
nv n HOSKINS, 90 Third street, between Market and
Jefferson, Louisville, Ky Offers to the public, Gold Pens
Of bis manufacture al wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal
10 any made IN the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
Old Pens By mall accompanied With 50 cnts, in nony OF
stamps, viii be repaired and returned By XXI mali.
fsbI4-dEEiy
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FATHERLAND.

ON THURSDAY the LIST October next, the premises,
propose bring Of great sale Of Lots in this most beaut
fu additiout TO Edgefeld
with full particulars, TERMS &C. will be issued in due
time. Sept. III A. V. 5. LINDSEY.
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Magnificent scheme!
,Acm sAruRDAYEN AUGUsTI
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

A Circular showing she plan of the LOt-
teries will be sent 90 any one desirOus of
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OE PACkAGES will sold at
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FgyHERE can be had at D. BLU8S Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Esta5lishmdat, Seals for Masons l. D. V.f
Sons OF Temperance, Notares Public Insurance, Ro anu
PLANK Road Companies, Courts, States &C, &c Also steam
boats Post Office Stamps Steel Stamps engrayed 70 9 ~
Backsmhs and SilVsTsmiths in fact for all those Man
who may wish stamp their hands and address upon MI 10
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Cold U.s.,
and uuempered Steel the slightest injury 10 l stamp
itself. -. .-5 -,
49, VI ~ II. D. BLUM,
Deaerck street, from the Public square, 9pP9 ne
Republican Banne Office. aug N'~''
APPLE PEELERS.
DOZEN best Patent Apple Peers just sesiyed and e5 sale
4 BY laug2l = V. "I--2o---
TO Exchange or sale.
LIKELY Negro woman, years old, and her Eve children,
ne oldest boy p, the gil TO- aud 10 on down 70
an nfopt VIII be sold exchanged for other Negroes 70 some
on Ivv in he country and that wants them for their own use
81, s, III i ~ tFS''' WIZ, L. BeYB,
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TNDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No Of T. A. & s. Tenn
psrs meet on the lat THURSDAY evening each month at
The same Hall as above JOHN PATTERSON, G. Of C.
RO. LAPSLEY, s. Of G.
H. II, McALLISTER, !. OF G.
jy3lly W II. MORROW, Comp. R.
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NBsI co. ard postage stamps enclosed authorized
Agent, will insare bottIs) the Shy return mail
Sold wholesale retail by Berry DemoviIle, and G. W. Hen
dershc.t. Agents for Nashville ldeod&wly
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TUsT WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only ~ 2 So These
a Machines need only % insure them place al
most eyry family appreciate must see examine and
IT, Ifr an Who want good cheap sewing Machines or
go, Ri-bfs flr ne sale Of the NeTtiefOm a Ray
S,,oT,d Family sewing Machines viii please call
- ~ nsrsrned who agent for Middle and West Ten
T oou over B. W ets Music Store, Union street, be-
tween College and Cherry streets
-Preular attention paid 70 repairing all kinds Sewing
,ra.bi,,ss bv an experienocd hand. Terma Qua. ~
,. FLEMING'S sewing Machine Depot
Nashyille Tenn. hug 3O-dtE3rWly- rTF
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TENNESSEE MAXINE AND EAt-E ANsC
RANCE COMPANh'
eT5O,O OO.
- ,-,cr, ,,, -. Garner q lhe Pubc square over Dyer
go T,.banre once Ihy VIII take risks Dwellings
~ 49, - Goods In Store against Loss namags By
& - SIarise and River Hazards, from and 10 az ports
40. yrzRous AaAHssr DASgERs RIVE
DIRECTORS. rw
,-rr,r n HILL JOSEPH VAULKsfl
LANES COREY, IHO0Ps9a AADaA7ON'
q N. FOGG, =. a. 0HEA1-
ALEX. ALLISON, JAMES ELl.Aet
> ri a1RDgFR, n q ALLOWAT
JOsEPH VAUEX, Prsldsns
" Bsrup. saerst.rv. loeu2-EstriE
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Comparative Prices Of Cotton atts date the olIO1ong
years l5 rate Of FFegttO LiUerpOol and Of Sterling E1
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To RErSrNESS WEN.

THNE Democratic Herald published by Messrs Pope Hors-
lev Columbia Tennessee first rate advertising
dum and Advertisements will be inserted promptly and on rea
s0nabe terms.
Orders left at the Union and AHericGR Office for the Herald
will be attended to punctuaIy; address the Publishers
auglS-ttwSwtf POPE & HORSLEY
pRANDN --l Oask superior old Otard Dupey Co., for
4 D sale by TERRASS BR0THEES
CtOFFEE.--5n bags ltimOre Coffee for sale low for
Z . cash. TERRASs BROTHERS
TXOBACCO.--5Ob boxes Longhorn and Armseads Superio
j Tobacco, for sale very low TERRASs BROTHERS
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NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor So meets every Wednesday
~ evening at the same Hail as above. -. -, =,
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FOR OCTOBER
Plantation Goods.

CtRAHANs ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE for October, fol
Z n sale by f. HAGAN,
septic Union and Market streets.
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TTTOPIAN Temple Of Honor No 81 meets every Friday eve
4 J ming a. the same Hall as above. -. - - -
A. T. BRADSHAW, W Y. T.
MORROW. ". r.
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SwUTEgIaND. PADUCATT,

SMVTWLAND, PADUCAH,
2 iisF.. p Louisville, ~. LOUIS and eIIa2.tI4
I5sa5sssssss54 Memphis Regular Pack-s=zzzA
cts, leaving Nashville on ondays' tuesdays wednesdays
Thusdsvs FRIDAYS saturdays u 10 o'clock d. The
splendid passenger steamer
Ufuuetonkas Capt. n. &. Math emeYs
will eave Nashville on Mondays and Thursdays 10 o'clock
A. NJ The Light drsu-ht passenger Steamer
CWbRs Ca PIT James W. Hunts
will leave Nashville Wednesdays Saturdays 1t 10 o'clock,
A. NJ The light draught passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis, Capt. j. L. Ratemams
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays at 10 o'clock NJ
The above are class light drauht passenger Boats and will
leave REGULARLY those appointed lays, making at
Paduh with The Mail Packets for the named places
June 81 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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8 Nenf Coffngc ut Pnblic Sale.

an Wednesday Goth the premises at about
u o'clock will sell Public Sale, that neat Cottage in
Egeded tile Gaatn Turnpike occupiedhy Mr. Classify
Immediately after the Clerk and Masters sale
advertised for that day this vicinity, Terms 6, - "a and "a
months. satisfactorily secured bearing tntes and lien
rret9fueI. A. y 5. LINDSEY.
NB-Cash can buy the above place at a great bargain.
seI.9J