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CONSTABLE.

Re- We arc authorized 60 Announce WILSON MULLEN
a. :! ciAdi idte for Constable IN thc Nashville District
at the casIiug March election.
B3 We are authorized 70 announce JESSE W. PAGE
as "a1didIt, for Constable ia the Nashville District
Es- We are authorized To announce Med A NoIF.S
as eahdi ate Tor Constable IN the Nashville District
AT the next S!IIcA election.
FH- We are authoriz'I % announce W. y. CABIER as
candidate Tor Constable IN the Nashville District.
no We are authorized % announce JOSEPH L. Ryan
d. d '''"''''e Ior constable IN the Nashville hist
Es' W ar" q" thorz ri 20 announce JESSE r. Pi.r,rY
a a caud1'"' FOR Constable the Nashville District
al Tee cl,,Iilg March election.
m We are authorized 70 announce FLETCHER "
II a." 's ctudl ate for CoEst fi,. ia the Nashville
District, al tAa ensuing March election.
FL We ar" authorized 10 announce SAN d NlcF4,I
a. 'ihHi't' ior Constable m the Nashville District
Al the ensuing March election -
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I'VE Offering entire stock Of Staple and Fan
w cy Goods a Cost
janl-a VA J. G. MccIEIIASD.
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pp Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Government
employees are receiving their monthly pay,
principally in treasury notes.
HoUsE.-The Committee on Foreign affairs
are engaged, preparing their report ON Central
American affairs, coinciding mainly with the
views of the President.
New HAVEN, Jan. 30.-Tuckerman the mail
robber has been committed in default of $1,000
bail.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 30-The river is falling
slowly. The Missouri is rising. The Illinois
is stationary.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.-River stationary with
seven feet water in the canal.
Weather at o'clock this morning, 3Oth-
New Orleans, clear, mercury sol; Vicksburg,
clondy, wind northeast, mercury AZ; Natchez,
haZy, mercury AZ; Louisville, cloudy, wind
northeast, mercury 40; Pittsburg, appearance
ofsnow, mercury 81; Philadelphia, wind north
west, clear, mercury 3S; Boston, clustering
wind northwest, mercury 35; st. Johns, drift
ting snow; Sackville, tremendous snow storm,
mercury "a; Halifax, cloudy, mercury "a.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 3O-CorToN- Sales
1000 bales-prices unchanged; Molasses stiff
fer; Sugar firm; Corn SO; Freights and ex-
change unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Cotton firm-2O0O
bales sold; Flour declining, 1904 %;
Wheat and Corn very dull; Mess Pork SIS GOA
10 %; Whisky 212; Coffee /; Spirits of Tur-
pentine 424; Rice quiet.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-Flour dull; Whisky
10; Hogs and Provisions unchanged; Mess
Pork Si3 25; Lard e5C98s; Oats 35.
BURLINGTON, Iowa. Jan. 30.-Ex-Governor
Grimes has been elected United States Senator
by Il majority.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter |!
rArEsrEp NJ nl4s a elIAalrox. ssp. s.h ,s.,

PArESrED NJ E111s CHARLTON, sept SUI, 1857.
Il pisHtisas pfvsrntoi b. the Planter. ~
1enncssees ezhibsgson Aezsrs- Arastross,
4 Cos, No, 90 Aafket sise-t, NzshSuis
Tie tssaruxee CaFa isanles recommends it..gf 49,.
al eaAess. Tor - d1sahiitF chcasss snlf,sscttv ara
tae f-.sef nanaef that slcEsorans Gae lois. -. -
srribesi work.
u nasrsws ont tha groaad 10 any required d-u,h
dTess the cora laany kernels eeses Ia a 49,.
q iVsf l'e cs .4tzsf, El4thesn4t4liy IA tie hit
covers the kfts Afa trss TIE esrlk a. ~ ~. a.
Haefkod III the he fsaa lasrxs aocarateis he ~,
sshaa Il earh al Ma si.ssls iaorse a..n or l,x
ga rtani len y alseen A<Fes per day wth ease
fl.asefs aud 1tlzcrs are iAxlt,d ~ A. ex.s..,. -
us nnaeAias al aessrs- Arsssrung Cos .bsrs /.
p1sy b s<en dally u lssct,eAi eFeE@llaa-
fers1zs ulsillAe % puFchase COUNTY RfGEIFS 4.
ms - asesni1s s1=tes, ~ apply az ans<slry a.
tefrziFy : hsss si-s@s = Falsdiy ! can d. - ana
sssa tet1s - sd assure tlsen irge rslzra an a.
instsfz-k4L al II oles ~ No 90 farx~s sfz---s
Sssssain chILIS . acpowEL@
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Monetary Prospects at Home and
Abroad.

Monetary Prospects at Home and
Abroad.
The city banks again showed last evening
the enormous aggregate average of $50. 8Z9,-
| l5l In specie, and that with California ar
rival close at hand. Exchange. as was ey-
! pected, dropped during last week; hence the
| prospect that we shall continue for a long
time to come, to retain an enormous amount
| OF specie is very promising indeed
On the other side Of the water specie is in
the same way accommodating at the great cen
tres OF trade, and the rate OF interest is falling
! he Bank of England holds S57, 900 600 and
| has reduced Its rate TO per cent; the Bank
! Of France holds more than it has ever done for
the past three years, and has reduced the rate
to D per cent; at Hamburg, the rate is Al: in
belgium, the bank has reduced the rate to D.
and the Bank Of Holland to per cent All
over the world the same phenomenon is wit
messed. The reaction which was certain to
follow the panic is driving the specie TO the
great centres, and trade is vet in too shattered
condition to disturb it.
Thus we see there is good aud evil in the
sign. Good, for ii shows us that all the lead
lag countries in the world are intrinsicaIly
rich ald prosperous, and that their people hold
considerably more specie than has ever been
supposed; and evil because the pletbora of
bullion in the banks implies withdrawal Of
cash means from business where it is fair to
suppose it was doing good service before.
Every dollar IN specie pour, into the banks
of London, Paris, and New York is so much
taken away from commerce, agriculture
or industry. So long as the banks continue
to accumulate. so long must business OF every
kind remain dali. and so long must the eoun-
try be deprived of the beneficial effects which
a JudiciOus employment Of capital would pro-
duce- The best sign that we could have now
would be steady yet mod rate cline in the
returns OF tie specie in bank for this would
he sure Indication of a revival of trade and
industry.
1t Is plain that this sign cannot be far dis
tant. Though failures continue to occur. ard
it is to be feared that many mercantile houses
and corporations which have thus far with
stood the pressure viii yet be compelled to 20
into liquidation, the horizon is very bright in
deed for the large class of young houses now
starting, and for those old ones which foresaw
the storm Of last October, and shortened sail
~ t.l.It. ~ tIc summer advances money
promiS Is 10 be worth less than five per cant
at all the great commercial centres. With ca
ptll rs cheap rs this, trad. cannot long r.
man siagaant. 1t is not likely that we shall
De lar advanced IN the autumn before we feel |
the first of the tide Of a fresh expansion. Ii |
VIII be curious TO note whether the disaster
of last fall will have taught us ANYTHING: or |
whether we are still as ready as ever TO en- |
bark IN insane speculations aud to blow out |
Tn. bubble credit until we are once more over |
whym by the Necessary collapse-N J. /
Iieratd, i'm. Goth.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

r. We are author.zrd o. announce WIN. JAcKsoy.
Isl as a candidate Tor County Trustee the ensuing
March election.
EO- We are authorized - announce JoHy RAINS rs a
caTu:gtr Tor recollection t. the office OF County Trus
tee, at the ensuing March election.
ES- Ne are authorized to announce T SAUNDERS
rs can late for the office Of County Trustee at the
ensuing March election.
E0- We are authorized 10 Announce Ell L. WooIs as
Candidate Tor County Trustee AT the next March elcc
'"i' nUYl-td
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save your Doctor Bills and Time.

MI. SAVAGE, Nd, July I, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-In consequence of taking cold after bad
attack of the measles eleven years SINCE have
from that time suffered greatly with dsordercd liver
and stomach. have been at times so bad that my
life was despared Of l was induced some time ago,
through the persuasion Of friend Mr.. Henry Shafer,
TO try bottle Of Hollands Germans Bitters think
ing if ii done good it could do HARM and know
ing Mr. Shafer to be gentleman who would not re-
commend any thing 10 that he did not have conf
dence in. Before had taken third of the bottle,
my bowels became regular and had a fine appetite
When / had used two-thirds of it | considered my
health good as ever il was and could eat anything
without its disagreeing with in the least. now
keep bottle of the B.tters house continually
and III case take cold, feel unwel, take
two doses, and it makes change in my bowels which
is all need, wherefore for the past eleven years my
doctor bill has been from $40 s25 per year besides
loss OF time and severe illness. Yours, truly,
p. J. THRASHER
To Dr. c. ". Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for HogtiaHoi'S German BitterS. Take nothing
else and that the signature of c. NJ jackson on
the wrapper Of each bottle. They be had of drug
g.sts and storekeepers in every and village
the United States, Canadcs, West Indies and South
America, at IS cents per bottle Principle Office AS
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. Is.
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Test Remedy for rootn-acbe

drop or two Of BRACES ARCuC LINmEST, put into
the hollow of an aching tooth, will quickly relieve the
sufferers agony. Its penerative property so great
that instantly reaches the Of the pain and drives
out th' adnml alton from the throbbEg If the
face be swollen, one two applications Of the Liai-
mtnt Will remove the swelling by causing the bad hui
mors 10 be absorbed and driven of There is no long
CT any occasion for sufferers tooth-ache passing
sleepless nights Of agony; BraGgs Arctic Linment ar
fords speedy relief, aud may be obtained at any re-
Spectacle Drug store. Feb i'm
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STEAMBOAT & l1iuer Hens.

ARRIVALS.
Cuba, Paducah
j. G. Cline, Memphis.
Lookout, Paducah.
DEPARTURES.
Josephine, Savage.
Nettie Miller huntsville.
Cuba, Paducah.
The river is falling slowly at this point with
5kfeetwater on Harpeth Shoals. Thew weather
clear and pleasant.
For CAIRO AND MEMPHIs.-The fast sailing
steamer, H. q. Cline, Capt. ELLIOTT in COM
mand, will leave for the above ports this day
at o'clock, 2. NJ. We would advise all that
are going in that direction, to get aboard ear
| ly, as for a commander, we can testify to the
ability of Capt. ELLIOTT, as an experienced
officer and gentleman.
| D5- Capt. MHLER's new steamer, the B.
IL. Ruayan, made trial trip at Cincinnati.
few days since. The C5mm9ciai says, her mod
ell being lasy, she glided through the water
gracefully, and notwithstanding her machine
ry new, and steam made for the first
time, she averaged sixteen miles an hour
DOWN stream, from the first revolution of her
ponderous wheels. The Rmtyan was con-
siructed by the builders of the famous cham
plons Telegraph, Strader Natchez, and Prin-
cess, and her swift and easy movement clear
IL indicates that she viii 'wear the horns in
the trade for which she is intended The
R'o'yq" Is tine first class passenger packet, and
VIII be furnished i'll splendid style.
FoR PADUcAH.-The fast aud regular pas
senger packet Lookout, arrived yesterday from |
faducah and viii leave on return trip this |
day at II o'clock. She has entered the trade |
as regular packet leaving this city every |
Monday and Friday, and is in charge of that |
clever and lavorite officer, Capt. W. SINS.
REGULAR CARTHAGE PAcKEr-Capt. J. l..
BATEMAN, with his beautiful steamer, Blanche
Le'o's, Will to-day commence making regular
trips between this city and Carthage Cant.
Is. Is one Of the clevcrcst men to be found on
tue hurricane Of stoamer-aId none more
deserving We trust he will in this enter
prise meet with unboundld success.
FoR NEW OEIEANs.-The great leviathan
passenger and freight steamer, J,naes H. Luc4s.
as We learn hy private dispatch from Padu-
cdh viii arrive this evening, and leave for
NV Orleans tomorrow at o'clock, positive
ly. For speed and comfort she offers every
lAdlccm-At to passengers, having made the
"Trip from Now Orleans to this city aud back
again IN the unprecedented time of fourteen
days, including loading both ways. Persons
wishing 10 make quick trip to the Crescent
CIty now have an excellent opportunity.
The steamer Elm is the packet for Smith
land and Psducah to-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
OUR old friend, Capt. DAsHIEI.s, is her Master,
ind Will do all That lies in his power to ac
those who take passage.
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Boys, Youths and ChiIdrens,

tNNE Call Boots, Brogans and Oxford Ties:
Il Mems Boys aud Youths coarse Brogans ana
Boot, Of the best quality aud extra sizes, made ex
Pressly to order and for good service. For sale BY
JAizs b. L. CUTTER
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Plan of the I.nfteru

The Numbers from TO $4,000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed ON separate sims
oil paper are encircled with small tubes and placed
IN one Wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then Tevoved, and a number rs
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and al the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The Mum
Der and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited 10
the audience and registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the NUMBER drawn
This operation repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
out.
Approximation Prizes-The two preceding and
inc Two succeeding Numbers % those drawing the first
PrlZes VIII be entitled 10 the IS Approximation Pri-
yes For example ii Ticket No. 1880 draws the $40
900 Przs, those Tickets numbered lI.4S lI24g Il25i
1882, will each be entitled $780, II Ticket No $50
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54s
$40, 550 SOL 552. will each be entitled TO $500 and SO
on according u the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will he determined by
the last figure OF the Number that draws the SO 900
Prize For example if the Number drawing the SO
600 Prize ENDS with No then all the Tickets where
the number ends in l, VIII be entitled to SO If the
Number ends with No. = then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in Will be entitled 10 $50 and so ON
to O.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol
lowing rates, which Il the fiSl
Certificates of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
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Candidates.
SltEiIfsEFALETY.

RD- We are authorized 20 announce JAMES N. HINTON
as candidate FOR sheriff Of Davidson county, at the
next March election.
iS- We are authorized 10 announce J. r. MCCAIN as
candidate Tor sheriff Of Davidson county at the en-
suing March election.
Es:- We are authorized TO announce JOIN X Ed
MoSDsoN, candidate for sheriff Davidson county
at the next March election
Eg- We authorized to announce F. b. BIG1yY as
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county al the mex,
March election.
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TUE AURoRA.-Ths is the title of a new
publication at Murtrecsboro' in this State.
which takes the place of the .Parlor Visitor o.
formerly published in this city. 1t is edited
by Mrs. Il. NJ. EATON, the accomplished wifi. Of
Dr. EATON, the President of the Union Uni
yersity; aud published by I. VI. HuGuEs. 1t
Is "A monthly magazine for the Mothers and
Daughters OF the South and West, containing
about fifty pages in each number. We wish
the enterprise unbounded success.
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51G- 1t is with pleasure We direct attention
to the advertisement Of Balaaasia .SpgsarD
Prof Cross, the principal, is one of the oldest
and most successful teachers ia the country.
Parents and guardians who desire to plac.
their children and wards in a position where
they will receive most thorough education.
and at the same time have the advantages of
moral trimming and be developed in all the
qualities OF the ripe scholar and the heightened
gentleman, can find no place in the Union SUI
perior 10 Basd,t1a.
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Gotteries.
100000 DOLAAR So
Sorteo Numero 594 Ordinario.
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars.

4UU % Of 400 70 80 900 Of 400 TO 10 600;
of 400 To s. 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quar-
ters So.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par.
A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
&c Communications addressed TO DON RODRIGUEZ,
(care OF City Post Charleston s C. until the 18th OF
February, Will be attended.
Feb. It'd.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences of Chemistry and
E4 Fa Medicine have been taxed their ut
I'd ~ most TO produce this best most per-
s4-SaA feet purgative which is known 70 man.
-; EtsY 4 lnnumerable proofs shown that
e Nh these Pills have virtues which sur
pass in excellence the ordinary med
icincs- and that they win nrnreca-
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Explosion oftile steamer Fanny Fern.

CINClNNATI. Jan. ZS.
The steamer Fanny Fern, bound from st.
Ions 10 Pltt,bur-, with four hundred tous of
produce, lHtcln cabin and twenty d, OK pas
sehSgIs, eNplod. d her boiler eighteen miles
below this ci,y, at two clock this afternoon.
fhteen lives are reported lost including Capt.
woodward, several d ck-haAds lr,mcn. and
three ladies'. ne boat took fire. burned 10
the water tdSe, aHd sunk. The clerks M,s,Is.
Rogers and Dunn, were scald d. the form
badly and tht latter slightly. The Ohio AID
Mississippi train brought up thirty of the SUI
t.roIs, nitern u whom arr wounded. The
Pliot, engineers, and mate were saved.
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5, 485 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to eyery nine
Tlckets-hl SchemeT

TO BE DRAW
EACH SATURDAY, IN !
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money u our address Tor the Tickets or
dered, on receipt OF which they Will be forwarded 10y
his mail Purchasers can have tickets ending In anv
figure they may designate.
Ihe List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
To purchasers Immediately after the drawing
BB- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
piiin, and give their Post ONCE, county and state
BS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE without deduction
Re All prlzes pf 81 900 and under, paid immediate
~ after the drawlng-oer prZ the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates TO
5 SWAN * CO, Augusta, Ga
FD- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or
Atlanta, Ca, can have their orders filled, aud save
time, by addressing : 4 Co. at either OF those
cities.
&c A list of~the numbers that arc drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled To, Will be published after every drawing in
Tue lolio"ng papers ;-Aagatd Ga. } COHtiatiaGI-
iH, Nei0 Orleans Delld Ao5iie RegiNer Garrison,
NdHddrd, Ndshcte Gd-ette, 4dinta iteltgenoer Neto
York Weekly Day BOOK, Savannah MOg,giag Ners Rih-
BtoHd Dispatch, Nes0 York Dispatch and Pdnlding
MIS- Clarion. Feb Id
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE |!
In Ewing's Addition

Df virtue Of agreement between the y,s,rst,,,oa
We Wal sell Tot the benefit Of the parties concerned
a Fuouc Auepir IN TIE premises the highest bit
ar On tuesday, 10th day Of February
Il 1915, "a. Its described below n EWngs AddttsaI
!" Nashville, VIZ: Lots Nos &C. 81 Is aud % o., Fw
iis avenue ana tgg street; also Lots Nos JOl l02
TO- and io4 on Stevenson Avenue aud Allison street,
los Nos III, IL, l23, and l2s, Wetmore street
and Stevenson Avenue Lot No SIS on living Avenne
anu High street; lots Nos. o., o. a. and G5 foot
,hs on Alison street and Interested BY tho Railroad
Lots Nos- 9, To- II, and u, fronting ON Stevenson
roaa. " ''' i-Ai
ihe sale VIII Dc without reserve. on n credit of 10
months with interest from date aud notes with ooa
security payable IN Bank VIII be REQUIRED and a 6er
retained on the property
ROBERT C. FOSTER 3Rp
Jah--u v h STEVENSON
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= e.Ood lhnIace

The particular attention OF our readers is
directed to the advertisement to b. found in
another column, Of the sale of a neat country
residence.
Snch opportunities are rarely found, and
those who desire TO purchase should not fail
10 make bid.
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| INVITE The attention uf IA, public -~z=g-.
l. . my large aul wril-selcctcd stock <y@{IEEA
OF BnohS, tArEES, STATIONERY X 10y
FANCY GOODS, as follows: V.6-Ah..I
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Es- The attention of the reader is directed
to the Livery Stable advertisement of Messrs.
ALEXANDER IL McFERRAS, in another column.
Their stock is all that could be desired
Mr. McfEktAs has recently removed to this
city from Kentucky, the land of pretty wo-
men, gallant men, and fine horses. lie will
DO all that he can to please those who may pat
ronize the establishment and brings 10 il aid
experience and good. judgment ia all that
pertains TO horse 1esh.
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Spiral notifes.
TONIC.

From Col Albert Pike, n c. from Arkansas:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IL, 1856.
81 have used two bottles Of your Berhave's Hol-
land Bttars, and have found very useful case of
indigestion and Headache, and recommend it all
who need pleasant and eficacious remedy and vau-
able tonic"
DYsPETTTc WOMEN NOucEi-Boerhave's Holland Bit
tiers has cured me Of Dyspepsia by using only one
week. recommend it confidently to ali suffering
from this disease
CLARA E SCHUCHMAN.
PITTSBURGH Oct. "a, 1885,
(Nrs 5. is the wife of the noted Lithogropher)
Feb. l-3S.
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Philadelphia, January, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
GINS Ac Xc

ME are rcceiv ng-dircct from the makers-such
w additions O. our stock viii enable Us to oier
10 buyers, this season, complete assortment Of
new anu desirable goods Ia our line be found
Ia any house Ia the country.
Included are large invoices Of Z utlery, from wos,
enholni' - Rodgers, Crouke's End others,
Files, Tools and Saws, from Butcher, Spear
AID Cuca i,cI makers.
Gums, Rifles and Pistols, from the best
fhsIish, French, hegan ana American Manufacturers
Hoes, Chains, Sey thes, a xes, and heavy
HardNarV gcnera4l al reduced prices.
Merchants visiting the North solicited 20 examine
our goods before purchasing else here.
Nhile the usual credit Will be continued 10 reliable
had prompt dealers, our terms for cash will be certain
10 satisfy those who purchase ia that way
FIELD, LANGSIkOTH 4 Co, Importers
No. 40, Market street, Philadelphia la.
jan1l--d2wA tri vsIw
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Notice to Transient adverts.er.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
for at the time they handed in-otherwise they
viii not be inserted. Transient job Work must be
paid for on delivery
The combined circulation Of the Daily and Tri-Week-
ly editions of the PAYRIG in the city and in the
ton Of country trading with Nashville greater than
that Of any other paper in the city Aladversements
inserted in both edtons-hence the PATRIOT is the
best advertising medium.
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ST. AEiHsANS.
FOR SALE OR RENT

VIZ = one OF the AAndsonlest improvements IN
Il Etssaeld: il within twenty mn tItes watt of the
eAtii aai l. on elevation overlooking the eafre
village Ls4ty And dry IL - surrounded b. s.rae as
pretty scoa2ers can Dc issnd this county Fyery
COW esileice necessary render comfortably As
laniiy residences aGd country hamo have been aided
lle terms very liberal
.Fin-0-u ROYD l. IN