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FioHN's TLLUsTHATED 1rur ~

HoHN's ILLUsTaATEn E.Tus fTE7-
POPefs Houcr's HliRsl EIasnaa's Iiiu,sr,s.-.
RoPe's HoEner's Odyssey Fiazraans Il.u--.ssst
POPe's Life and Letters, illustrated
NiHerah and It's Palacess s8 enravia-s
TnssOss Jerusalem Dolfyezcd,s O. .ua+7.,-.
DnRa's Lives OF Michael Angelo ana a.
Phenls illustrated 7ith - dus sngrl7in7s
virgins Dante, Win lFazrsan's illustrations.
AAtto's Scripture Lands, Win slar,s sod susra,as
" Walkers Manly Exercises llustraasi.
China and Siam, lrith 100 Illustrations.
Life OF Wellington b. an oid soldier. IIlus.utsl
Ntcolini's History Of the Tesuits, win Porrfats.
Anaias from The Barker Times, lO0 illszt-tions.
Rome, in the 18Th century, "a illustrations.
BOhn's Guide 70 e knogledge Of Pottery Porcelain AMI
other objects Of ysrtu. Enzrl7iues.
DidrOn's Christian Ieonography-, with De HI
tory Of Christian Art in he Middle zez. Numerous rstra-
tons.
Aliens Battles OF the British Navy, Portraits
For sale By ". II EEEEsK Co.,
PUBLIC sOT kRr
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plslely dispels the delusion under which ths Repub
hcans ofKeW York and New En gland have laborsd,
in heir expectation that he Fss hereafter be their
advocate in the Councils Of the nation. EzoeptupOn
the single point Of the method Of carrying into effect
the principles Of the Nebraska Act there appears to
be no difference between tke Senator'S from Illinois,
end the Democracy of the Union, as represented BY
the Administration,
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Hanny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

WITH WOODS IMPROEEIIENIss-T
w celebrated Mchner ece:ve the FIRST premium Of Grand
G0LD MEDAL combined Rsau and Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair, held At Louisville
Ky in September, 1851 The trial Syracuse, New
York, July where an the prpal Machines in the Unitd
States thoroughly tJ. The committee made ther awards
tr.agh Marshal r. Wilder, President Unite States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, ny.
also the award the best Reaper and the best
Mower, before separate committees, appointed By the Pre
dent Davidson County gcutul Society, Nashville,
July, ISL mOst Of the machines in in Tenn
Numerous other and awards given this Machine
during las season, every Machine in America
The above machines FOR sale BY the undersigned,
B. F. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the state.
FISHER, WHEELS CO..
fsb2z-d&FH Nashville, Tenn.
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ITnDorfant anf0rIlntiOm.

this season Of the year, ug ought 20 70 rest with
Y out havinzin the house Ir1 l ell remedy ior
cholera morbus darrhg-l. 1 90 aiack g
ages and which may result a cel clc-s le0re phys
clan be procured.
In the LAST ten years az disorders ul the towels
no matter violent than all other r1elc and prer plouf
put together.
r ii1lrd Chairman Of the Board Of Health of New York, In
the worst cholera season. crrs- lt from the time s ca
vas used al Quarantine ground, there nos anofe- ial
u cholera
Dr. De Forrest Commission o Crlf71 Nler Works.
that q cures an eases Of boHc eating
much fruit or other causes iue pa s5ppa3
III fhe discharge chemical csn-e uFoseel Do
the contents bowels. and that produces
The brain. which other remedies apt tI do.
Throuehout Tcnnessr Aa1llEl Always found
promut remedy Bloody EuX. Ilu1 bail o az DugIsts
o. the subscriber az Patterson & Freeman furniture
jel5-H ALEX. llACkEAZIE-
MTARRLE WORK. -rhe subscriber has hand ia
MI largest ami assortment Marble Marble Wor,
offered In The city, which he particularly invites the ate
Of the public. He g prepared an JOBS In s line
in the best style of the ART and at short notice
mays, 57-tf JAMES SLOAN
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Gf~y Dr.. King, formerly Of New YORK the last fou
ES9aS years o. Louisville, Kentucky, ard who has de-
voted his attention 70 the treatment Cf private diseases Tor
thirty years, daes himself, having attended Trc fo-
many years. andTured thousands, he Is enabled 10
all diseases Of private how bad th
FROM idiudcOus mgiical treatment from uegldct thel
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. % Derc street, tctuee
Cherry and the square, where he an diseases Of private
nature.
from business.
Of old recent date Cdectllly cured far
days, BY operation which pain Where
exists, health cannot be eujoye Perhaps disease
mischief and undernin-s The constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with al the diseases Of the skin, growing q
let or bad treatment be ectusy cured I'm DAYS.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having
this disease and all the growing brought
in many by he destructive lah Of iuc1usdefe
Youths and excessive indulgence of die pasoHs neglect %
which will undermine Che constitution rendering subject
Ter business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be Jb0rng tl ans diculty
may rest assured o. immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating their case win
Zee enclosed, directed Dr. A King No. - stree
Nashville, Tennessee. will have the necessary medicine o.
their address, with necessary directions STRICT secrecy oheerve
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until lin evening
may Z3-dly
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Dr.. JOIN FREDERICK MAY, who is announced
as Professor Of Principles and Operations Of Surge
~, in the loew) Shelby Medical College OF this
CT Y, is one Of the most eminent Surgeons OF the
country and he viii prove great acquisition not
only 10 The medical, but to the literary ard social
circles Of cur city.
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Why are railway companies ike lapndresses
Because they have iroued the continent o. America
and sometimes do little mangliug.
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The Ticket Oce ia the Passenger Depot and Is open one
h0Hr before the starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. It is at no other time during
the day. Passengers the Eastern cities leave on the A NJ
Train, which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time to Richmond p hours Washington two days; Phadepha
two and half and New York three days ihls Is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 70 the East
New Orleans Passengers 80 P NJ Tn, arriving
Memphis in time 70 connect Orleans the evening Of
the next day. and through without detention at Memphis
Those for McNHnve, Sparta, AMI Beerslea springs aye
Nashville 30 ~ Train, Ehich connects directly at Tul
ahOna with the Train for McMiHurie Persons leaving Nc
Minuvillc In the morning arrive at Nashville a. i5I p NJ
Nashville there which leave daily for smithand
and with boats for different places on the uo aud Mis-
spp rivers also, daily line OF Stages Tor LOUISVILLE leaving
every morning O. the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of ssule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down day Trains, causing
DELAY 10 Nashville AMI Eastern passengers and hour gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
L. L. ANDERSON,
juIyIO 1853 BPs General Ticket AgInt.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

BRUCE's TRAVELS TO DISCOVER TlIE SOURCE or
Nile in the years I75s ~ -, n, 2, -. vols 80. oalf
Fine copy.
BRYANT's NEW SYSTEM, OR Az ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT
Mythology. vols. 40. ealL
- This work established thssuthors reputation profound
scholar.-LOwsDEs.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, OR HISEORTCAL DICTIONARY
q the Gods DeiGods, Heroes and Fabulous Peoaases q
Antiquity, &c Richly ebeshed with Characteristic prints.
vol. SO. Russia. Fine copy.
T00KE'5 PANTHEON, REPRESENTING THE FABULOUS
History Of the Heather Gods. VOL I2u5 Win new Cop
per Cuts o. the several Deities.
TIE LATIN vULGATE. evOLs. FOLI0. VENICE, T731.
CALMET's DICTIONARY OF TIE BIBLE. 5 VOLS. &
calf Zine copy.
BEAUTIES or LONDON AND NfIDDLESEX. Or AN HISTOE
zeal Survey OF the Metropolis Of Britiu including
sketches Of is envons, and Geographical Of In
mot remarkable places, &C. 5yols. royal svo calf Pine
copy.
PARIS AND ITS ENYIR0NS. IL A SERIES OF PICTUR-
elue views, taken expressly for this work Comprising views
Of the seine Churches Palaces, Drs, Caacols Street
&c. vol. 4.o. half snor0oco.
TIE WORKS or HENRY FIELDING. 4VOLs. Ats CALF
Pine copy. For sale hy
W. 4. BERRY * CO..
may%J PUBLIC SQUARE
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EACH NEAX OVER THE ROAD.

nN and after SUNDAY July H. 1853 the Passenger Trains
y will bs as follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ and go P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 2.29 p. H. and LIS A. VI.
Leave Chattanooga at o A. ". and 9 p. NJ.
Arriving Nashville at : - P " and :. 10 A. VI.
Through tickets sold at Nashville to the following places
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TTVIIEBE can he hsl az r. d. BLUs Plain and Oracn
III Engraving Establishment, seals Tor Mas5us, j.. %. o.
sons Of Temperance, Nottres Public Insurance. 1rgad and
Plank Road COfanics Courts stsies &c, &c. Also,
boats, Post Oice stamps, Steel Stamps engraved order
Hacsath1 and SVorsus, u fact an
VINO may wish 90 stamp tler ard addcss uflu
These stamps warranted % stamp Silver 5id Brass. Io
ITSELF
Stencils OF kinds made TO order JeEsirT made md re-
paired. D.. D. BLUM,
Deaderek street. doors from e Public square opposite De
republican BaHne Office. apr3G-dtWm3
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Ladies Fine shoes and eaters,
lust EEcEIvED-
d 1sasa Brown French Lasting tastousa sass e.s,s-.
Esw oongrsas Caters, With aaa without l,eis.
Glove KID -" 4"
Side & Front laced Caters, With and since t,sl.
Slippers, ef French Kid Whii3 4 Black s.ip -
Misses and Chldrans Boots, Caters snd sippors vth
o. July ~
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage TO New York SEQ.
Steerage ditto SO
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-Whce L. s. Mail
4 steam Ships. through in : 20 80 hours.
steam Ship l1lu7abib 1850 81. Berry Commander.
AashUale, 1900 tons L. N. hurry, Commander.
Jas. AdysT, $500 tons, r. Adams, Commander
M1ri9a, 1900 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
- LEAVE Adger's Wharves every Wednesday
~<t=r72 - and Saturday high water.
NE 80 TleSe Steamships all built expressly for
5S<f this line, aud for safety, speed and comfort
unrvallcd tie Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders Will insure travellers By this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage So
Stearlzg passage
For freight or passage, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM. & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's south wharf,
JuIvI0-ff Charleston, s. q.
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FEM lie COL Z d 4 ,
C,Oy1,rrbfo ,Tor,,,assee

KKTE grateful acknowledgements friends and
wv patrons for the confidence they have
manifested this Institution, by entung their dear
daughters instruction resolved that this
shall never he betrayed We will return those entrusted 70
with their minds accurately and thoroughly cultivated
Facts for the People.
Please to consider
lst The iDai9,ay and H0yoUgtRssso Of our Examinations
and the superior scholarship pupher refined manners
and lady like department.
ID That Glasses we're examined hour each by
literary gentlemen in several Of the difficult branches Of
Mathematics, and came of triumphantly
81. That Gen. G. J. Pillow Lucus J. Polk Gen. X II
Row Bishop Paine, D. D. Rev. J. B. McFerin D. D. and many
other distinguished gentlemen this and adjoining States have
permitted us o. refer TO them in testimony OF the % position
which this COLLEGE holds among the Literary INSTITUTIONS OF me
South II such do give and character to Liter
AIRY Institution then can.
4 our patronage during the year has been 2O7 pupl3O Of
whom boaes the others from and vicinity FMS Is
Of the largest Boarding schools in Tennessee and Tar larger
than anything in Columbia.
5h. our terms lower than other Schools All may bE1
ORR PRICES ARE;
Board Lights, Fuel Room, Lodging, per session, Zone
half in adyancen so W
Music and use Of Instruments, 30 90
Drawing and Painting extra, 10 %
Latin Greek and Vocal Music without charge No bills inside
by young ladies at stores credit
9th. We have educated 60 feathers in this College, who now
stand at the head Of the Profession in Tennessee Tor hop
aud skill in teaching.
year equal to any in the S0Uih and such they nave %
both in the ROOM and IN our Puoc N
ainaton in the presence Of thousand persons who came 10
We solicit public patronage and favor believe that
can ample justice committed to care since during
thirteen years In this school, all patrons a. home ana aaT
have, without exception far We Know es the
highest appreciation Of the institution.
Try Your sanguine expectations shall be rae Miss
Morgan will take charge the Preparatory school THIS year
Next session begins first day Of September -
Columbia, July, 1858. LjylST4usl j. v ChOhOh.
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LIST or srncKHnInFps

STATE or TENNESSEE This day personally appeared be-
RuTHRFOED CoUSTY. fore me, Wm. Galbraths acting
justice % the peace in and for said T. NJ COldWe
President, VIM s Jeit Cashier Of the Shelvlle Bank Of
Tennessee made oath shat the above statement Of the
di ton Of said Bank is correct.
Sworn before July l THos. II. COIDwELI, Prest.
WI. GALBRATH, J. P. WM. S. JETT, CGsh'r.
DrREcroRs.-T. N. ColdWeIl. Z. Cooper J. F. Cummings
Wm- Little, W W Gill; J. H. McreW Jno ". CoWan, r. p
Steperd, T. Il. Coldweil.
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RAAEBs--foung COW, with calf, the have
- them by calling his Office and paying 0f advertise
meHt. Enquire Of james JACKSON. az Brsunns Foundry. COLLEGE
imgVz~-
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The New York Chu7ebwdR de7otes considerable
space to discussion of thepew system, as it exists
in most Of the churches Of this country and advo-
oates radical change Under the Law Of the
church, that Christ should be loved supremely, ane
all the members Of his body alike, the ChaFehaan
urges that the pew system is an effect of selfish
ness which can be expanded no farther than the
family, and that it is also cause Of that limited
state Of the affections The idea Of church unity
which embraces the idea Of Christian love and COM
munity Of interest, cannot be attained unless the
Christian affections are carried beyond the limits OF
the household. The relations which sre borne
among pew holders outside of the church are those
that are remembered in the church. The pew sys-
TEN fosters The feeling, for its very idea is'assPa-
ration Of the household from tie congregation
Moreover, the enclosure Of one family is more val
liable than the enclosure Of another, and this fosters
distinctions out of place in Christian assembly,
since the value each pew is derived from the fact
that each is held by a right which is exclusive IN
its nature and therefore opposed to true Christian
spirit Ia The eyes Of the pew holder the eongre-
CATION is not a whole, for portion Of it is his own
property There is common iutcrss. in keeping
the price Of pows Up, and hence tendency to en-
] plOy 'GFach preachers.
h :. Tins, (says the CivrcEuan,) the whole system
of pews tends to array each family and each head Of
a family against the rest of the congregation. The
affections of the head of the family have been SO
far expanded at to take ia his family; they have
been so far elevated as to assume something Of
religious character; but they car get no further.
They want to be helped on to embrace tho coDgre-
! eadOn But the pew system interyenes. and checks
! them where they are. The man does not ge. to
feel that he is a member of a congregation, and SO
he never can get to feel that he is a member of a
church"
How Steamboats, EXPLODE The following ex-
tract from the testimony before The Corouers jury
at the inquest held on the body of JOHN LADGB, enc
Of the victims Of the unfortunate steamer Peunsyl-
yania, shows to what the loss Of that boat may be
attributed
Isaac Wisler sworn: "Was employed as a fireman;
vss at the door at the time Of the explosion; knew
the boiler TO leak badly; had TO watch it constantly;
boiler leaked at rivit heads on starboard side for
about two feet could have made more steam but for
! leaky condition Of boiler, The second engineer
| was on watch at the time of the explosion; boat
| had run a race with the steamer Duke in which
race the Pennsylvania aground; after they left
the Duke the engineer told Mr. W. TO fire up, as
thew wished to keep ahead Of the Diana; she must
! not pass before we get to Cairo. When came on
watch there was not much steam, but we threw on
| pine knots and coal till we got on good head Of
| steam, and was running very fast at the time of
the explosion; the fire strong as ever made;
| could not make il greater.
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RoNNETsI RONNETs!I RoNNErslIl

q u 600 q
AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
p UNION STREEE
MRS. DOYLE BEES leave % inform her numerous
" toners the city and throughout Eeunesze
Alabama that she has returned from New York and
received her Spring lupOTsali0ns for l-i-. Of
FRENCH PATTERN B0NNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting part follows -i0UU French Pattern D0unet
500 Leghorn BloOmers and Chdren's Ials richly mEe
Head Dresses, styles; 80 boxes French Flowers
Equipments and Head Ornaments 800 pieces bonnet
belt Ribbons with large stock of ur0lere, Collars, Sleeve,
Sets Chldrens WAISTS Robes, Bands, Edugs, INSERTION,
MantiIlas.
~ Country Miners supplied with Pattern BonnstsanI
every article apper1ainin- 90 tIs business.
Every description Of B0une and Gents Hats heacUunrI
trimmed in Mrs D. 5 peculiar style. Stamping for pzad
and Puking done.
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NOR Rent s-Several Rooms Cherry street, between
Union and Church, suitable FOR purposes secuns
rooms. Inquire Of L. ID. FAENSWOBTH & CO..
iyl3dlw Planters Bank.
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TEyOBACCO.--J0b boxes Lanshnrn aud Arlnste superior
Tofacco for sale very low, TERBASS BROTHERS.
O4OFFEE,--jCO bags baltimore Cofs, for sale low for
q = c9sb. TEREASS BROTHERS.
ERRANDE. casz superior Old Otari, Durey Co, for
s ale bv TERBASS BROTHERS.
CyTAR Can DLES.--JO0 half and whole boxes b1r sale
- Tow TERRASS BROTHERS.
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GREAT LAND BARGAINS
An anxious 70 sell ny lands living aury daconi
Lewis county the bead waters Of cr-es. Thee
bands are we'll uateed and finely ere ard short
from where the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad via
south 81 Mt Pleasant, and within aheut miles 1a
rol some 2js miles from the Central Turnpike. and only
miles from Mt Pleasant the present terminus Of tle
One tract, containing 800 has se csmfortcbe
dWeuugs Orchardi also dr,rle location Tor Tannsry.
balance q the lands lie joining the asoresf tf rlanyiu
about
Nine Hundred Acres
ofehoice LeEsCouuy lands, Tor lsasreaonatIs
low fgGTrs.
viii sell these lands and take In payment good Negro,
Stock Of Goods, valuable live Stock such Mules iors a.
Persons wishing % inquire about puces paf % DC
whole Of these lands win appy 10 at ST. ies-n o. 90 ue
Union and American Once, Hy Agent, samuel ur No. -
P1hlic square, Nashville, Tenn.
lime tIkz-fn JOHN HUNTER.
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Trunks and BOnmet BOxes.

Trunks and Bonnet Boxes.
ID ECEIYED additional supplies Of Trunks for Gentlemen
~ and Ladies Also dne assortment Of Bonnet Boxes
single and double top, very cheap, at q College street.
tyl7 JOHN RAMAGE.
NTOTICE.-This notify all indebted 70 NE, either By
note or otherwise, pay any money due ny 70
Mr.. }. C. Wallace. jyl5-lW ~ SULZBACHER, Agent.
I'd EMOFAL.Ths subscriber has removed from Il Public
l. Square 10. College street, lately occupied by D. D.
Dickey, Esq. jyl6-dlw A DELIsSER.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
TNVHE Partnership heretofore existing between B. r. JOHNSON
and RICHARD OWEN. Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent All due the firm viii b. collected by B. i.
johnson, and all notes other uness Of the firm will Be
paid By him. b. X. JOHNSON.
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tenn. % July, IsJs.
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NashviIIe Market, July ~,

COTTOS-Tansacon continue very limited that
holders are keeping back their Cotton for better prices The
tremes Of the market may he quoted at 79l0c
TOBACCO-The transactions Of the week up only few
hogsheads, mostly of the lower grades Buyers pay liberal prices
according quality. The New reans True G of the ID
says:
We stated in lareveE that operations had continued
scale, embracing y 2OO hOgshad The sales reported
since up evening, comprise 1000 hhds mostly private
terms, but understood 10 he at easier rates On comparing
quotations however with the views Of both factors and buyers
do not find it necessary make reduction in figures. To
dav the business embraced hds in three private
making total week Of about 20 hd We repeat
nnntafinns Is fOlloWs.
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WHISKY

1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 J. H. smiths Reserve;
80 g. Eye and BOURBON;
100 Negsom & Lincoln;
100 . Country siasIe Distilled for sale low by
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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Branch this Place has suspended az t0o
specie payment but has in instance FOR all ordinary pr
paid Iaetal when demanded The Bank will not
specie when demanded by money dealers bankers or brokers'
where there the least suspicion The Bank has always paid
specie TO citizens they intended for specu aon
We think hazard thing in saying that the Branch
Tennessee Shelbyv the best bank in the State well
MANAGED ard conducted The directors efficient men, and
they any thing to injure the public This
circulation In god and she will
redeem paper when the people OF its district it,
specie paying hank forau ordinary purposes and for
ralcr1lgt insFr men
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the substantial Being bod. practical mechanics,
safely promise general satisfaction AL articles sold hy
warranted 20 be Of the best quality Milers, MillW and
others respectfully invited examine stock before pur
chasing.
~ All orders and comm unioatons promptly attended to.
WABNE & RYAN
auEll-d&wly College aud Broad SIS, Nashville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
Notice.

We hereby give notice that we have adopt
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Henceforth, no name will be entered
on our books dnless it be accompanied BY
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
Per viii stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do SO; but they mustlook to the carriers and
not to US for their papers, as the carriers
buy the papers Of US, and there our re,pon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in nil
cases, but if they see fit to give credi. that is
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms OF
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules Published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON d co.
KEOKUK POST,
FER WV. RErs, As't.