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ind allie anderen Forderungen we.Ien in iete.a orte
Elropa's eincassirt. 10
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WECHSEG yERh4TF

Aof ale Har1tpla;ze in Deutschland uud del
$ d weiz, Fraukre5ch, holland Beleten. Norregen-
seAweden, Denears UE2 allen auaern Lssndern Euro
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CORRECTED 9EEzLy HY c. CURTIS
clear, $50 a s35 Siding, dressed, s2l a. s23
second lo. - .. - 90. rough, % -
Flooring, dresd, Is - 20
do. rough, %
Fencing, COM. Joist scantug, and common boards,
SIS a SIS. Shingles, warranted, 81. IatA s. 30.
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W-shburu and Dunn.

The tEIgd discussion between these Gentle
men came OH at DodgeyIlle. on Monday eve
niug last. - usual, the Judge vas as nom
communal on Tie great issues 81 lie dav as pos
sible. So far in The canvass he has acted uu "a
- policy a,owed hy him IN lis inst speech
That il was uolody's business What IFS opinion
Was on these Issues. Finding That tie people
IF nodgeviile We're lacking ia that enthusiasm
which should alpsar on such occasions, 4 levy
IF clacgasarrs, consisting Of the satellites of the
Administration from has city, graced the house
with Their presence and stamped out applause
most luoppor.uaely, and much 20 Tie disgust o.
the good people Of our neighboriHg town. Who
scIE concluded that they cotld attend to their
own business m and tbs they did. ia good. ear
nest, VIXEN NJ. WASuBUEN rese E reply. each
one If whose telling rejoinders WA, greeted with
2 perfect s.oria Of a:Troba;ioa. Ne have con-
versed with many WHO we're present 81 Is. oc-
casion, ans the impression Is. universally, that
Judge DCNy Is uo match for WAsHauHx ana HAT
he viii make more votes ~ staying 1t home
The people viii not support a man who dare
re, avow his principles and WHO Is trying to
ride TWO horses.
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lL1ULSCE NERCINIYLE COLLEGE,.
Conner OF IEiHlin and Pinkney Streets,
MADISON. WIS.

Eroael q 2ec5as Mercantile Ceege. CsacinHcti O6is.
rE'HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces tIat Le
lass Eot his College Edilce completed. the School
engagements made for giving more comprehensive and
thorough course o. Commercial instruction than
a.raiLe In any other school IN the Western couutr
and cua in every respect 10 the OF ins trucu
given % ii ODD and established College at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The course ofinstructiou embraces Book Keopinat v
DOUBLE ENTRY, as adapted To every department o.
Trade AMI commerce; Commercial Calculations, PEN
na-ship, Lectures COulcseiaI Law she Science Of
Accounts. Customs of Merchants and other Commercial
Topics Tho plan adopted in teaching combines Practice
with Theory, and This qualities the student foE
the acsi i've duties Of the Counting Room.
The Lectures of the Madison Institute delivered IN
tie HAL oi the Mercantile College lnildiuE- Their Lii
Hrry Reading and debating rooms build
dents are duitted 10 all ofsid Debates, Libra
rs, and heading Room privileges, during their entire
course, free % charge.
students may enter at any time that best suits their
convenience course ice completed ii from sA Il
Ten weeks, though the time is unlimited.
TERMS:
fora full Course ol Instruction. $40 90
1y4s RS BACON, Principal.
COAT: GOALS.
WE are now prepared to sell the best LaSaIle COAL
received Ivy cars al 50 90 per ton delivered % The
house. and SIX dollars per from she yard.
The best BlO-hcrg Coal always bana, near tie
Depot. Me SELL tor Cash.
Good Seasoned Wood also for sale, al the lowest
price TREVEREOW d CODE.
Mineral Point, Sept. - 1855 Gm8e.
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-SCHO0L BOOES FOR WINC0NElNl

Z ZION. LYMAN @. DRAPER Superintendent Of Public
Instructions las Officially recommended liel 81
jesl books the Of The Public Schools Of this
State, among which are the following:
DAVIES NEW AEIrgs-ErlC,
IAyIi-s' IIlGlEt 3iATIlE,tAT1Cs,
N5SrIsra's GEoGEArHus, Nos. ], . IS,
ECNALiy's GEocEAPIIY, Not
PAEEEa 81 WArrsoa's srlLLEE,
TAEEEs IS WATsON's ELArEBs,
CLAEE's EEGLIsH GRAMMAR,
FAEREl's ScHooL TIuLosoTHT.
PoErEE's ScEooL CHEMISTRY,
WIZARDS UNIvIEsAL HISTORY,
BE0oEFtEIp's CoM2osIrIoH,
EoETHEND's SCHOOL SPEAKER
NoEruEND' IS ScAooL DIALoGyEs
TEtcaEs'- AMERICAN srEAElE aad TIE ScuooL TEACH
lis I..fEAHl, els
The above approved hooks are selected from
The National series 81 standard school Books,
Published Iy a. $. BARNES 3, CO., 81 s. 80 John
street. Nev olks and loI sale ~
JOHN TOLIINGSIIEAp-
Mineral Point, Wis. 4wn35
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For Representative to Congress-2nd District.
CHARLES DUNN, Of La Fayette County.
For state senator-15th District
CHARLES G. RODOLF, Of Richland County
FOR sheriff,
THOMAS MCFARLAND Of Highland.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
JOHN COMMINS, OF Mineral Point.
Tor Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors,
WILLIAM Il. CURRY, Of Mineral Point
For Register of Deeds,
JOSEPH LEAN, Of Wyoming.
For Treasurer,
DANIEL ZIMMER, Of Highland.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOSEPH Il. CLABY, of Mineral Point
Fer Surveyor,
ROBERT WILSON, Of Dodgeville.
Tor Coroner,
RICHARD S. VIVIAN. Of Mineral Point.
For AssenlbI ysnan-soutlern District,
JOHN CLAYTON, Of NifIln.
For Asseul5 ynaai4-,5ortlcrn District,
GARDNER c. MEIGS, OF Arena
IOWA COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of this Association VIII be held
Mineral Point, commencing Tuesday the 19th day
of October pursuant to adjournment at its last meeting
Arrangements viii be nadeto accommodate AL Teach
ers and others DESTROYS of awaiting themselves o. the
privilege, free Of charge
The proceedings win BE conducted by the State Super
inteDden his Deputy ana it is expected that All
Teachers Who have not arrived at absolute perfection,
viii far yield public sentiment TO &c present
- Ia New York aua the East generally Teacher
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Hall. lRep) 2sI2l Fletcher, (Rep) 259so,
keyes lnem9I2.S45 keves DEM 1913
Scattering. 50 Scattering, PSI
"'IL's majority, 1880 FLEreHra's MAORI
1906. Yet Republican gam, I7s7.
The Montpelier .'aarsiol SAYS that estimating
tie towns NOT returned, the Republican major
lae~ VIII lc.
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Y EEsgoNT-urFlcIAL EArURzs-Tbe official
returns arc low in from all but few towns
which do not cast eight hundred votes in all
They foot up as follows, compared with last
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HIyERi!. POINT TRIBUNE.

SEQ es : W Mss u.s. zprronzA so rsoralrroRs.
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Z. D. PULFoRp, agent.
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MINERAL POINT. OCTOBER 5. 1853.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

WE are taking IA~rcheebuIg Bank Netes a par
w in pas nsrnt q al accoants due - Ana for
article ne have for sale
len-E-u W. H. GuRfpuS co
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w f have hand me sole Leather Trunks and
w Vaices which will close cut at Cost for Cash.
Pers, ms wanting any Of the above have an op-
port nifty purchase at low down prices Cali at No.
81. ublic SQUARE
maror SNYTER FRZZEII..
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VALUABLE BUILbl- orS pm var,
In Ewing. toiS EOh NALL

DR. virtue OF an agreement be ton.
~ We VIII ss for the beneGt of 90 the undersigned,
~ PUBLIC Auction on the premises t8rtl-s concerned
1858, the lols siczcsibea below in Ewlay next
% NASHVILLE, via: Lots Nos. 2e a. 2s aud Aiaiilon
ing Avenue, and fogg Street; siso i>is Sos IL In
los, and 1os, Stevenson Avenue and Ail.<on o.
Lots Nos. l21, l22, i23, and i24 GU Wetmare srrsg
Lots Nos. LIS, l26, i25, and l2s, wesrnore Str.e
and High street; Lots Nos. ~. as 90 and fs frsn,.
log on Allison Street. aud Interested b. me Railroad
Lots Sos- o, 10, II, and T. frontitg 90 s,evsnsan
Avsnns ssd Fog ssres. snd 1tssseted ~ 100 Raj.
Ihs sa,s vfl b. without reserve. % . ers<s q az
noon< s~h iHss5PsS from dste, and soses ~I<h goea
sSsi y c,srias win please give he aamssr
,,rs Movement Remitiances can be made ~ pa
hIIe 81 poslaZs sts,ps- ALx. sfAekhNlE.
fatI-u F<@-'s<%s <~~~s
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C,rcutt Court. OF Tennessee.

The Circuit Court Of the 9th Tennessee Circuit opens
nj Nashville on the second Mondays in january, May
and September; at Franklin, on the second Mondays
In March, July and November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge; ". b Bate Attorney General. There are four
teen Circuits the State, and Circuit Court for sum
ner county, which is held by the Judge OF the Crim-
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery Davidson
ID Rutherford, on the third Mondays in February,
jane and October.
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KENTUCKY FLAMING MILL.
ssso . 4 nzNsEzeox. Loxe-
Mif0, Henderson 4 LONG, 4
BUILDERS And CONTRACTORS.

Cash. Louk ASn Ef>TuAS BLIND FACTORY,
- fl&ans Nlii aud Lnmbs< nepa< n<A<h slEeet.
A.at1ckS cszss4i l4lssz@a fes@<, Csxsaxtoa. ~
We ns-n11sz tsrs ena keep 90 h4sd sxtees.xs -
lrzmns. i2s~ Masking H4nssh. l1s@s-srs. utzs sna
rsilow fslr Eeorsngs Shelving fzlenl we4<h>E board
tlrknez-. Ns also furrnt larbcr q ne FoaSn,
f4lnted and Glass; nszh 4lssyz % haaa. Nenut1xd
cher bard soo<ls soxks1 ~ ef11F. t<ioka CASH
6sss <S-<n
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-.CoHverss.

The frs. s~ssn- n ~" 18th Congress began nm Non
DIV zoo -th 1887 Tho v'rr President n the Ur'-
ted Sfatns Is r-neder' nrG ~ the Senate. James
T. n-- ~ ccrth Caroline is the rrnsert sreater OF
the HnrsA ~ per-cse-taaivee and James G. Allen. of
Tu'n"s. f1ert- The following is list OF the Con-
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u. s. District Court.

The District Court OF the United States convenes at
Knox lille on the third Mondays in April and October;
1t Nashville, first Mondays in March and September;
ant Jackson, on the second Mondays in April and
October.
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Real estate Suits.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

yLTE WILL. SELL, on tho most reasonable taTras
w FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND, four niles from
a city, on the Marfreesboro Turnpike, na NH creek,
dorR maj nincent GRLST MIL, 10 good rrantng or
(sprn com plcte together with hundred harrsls Il
The ab hoad Stock Hogs, &c, Ss. We XIII exchAng.
Ths NIL sor Negroes at tho highest Iaarket nriess
and all Of tJAisly undergone thorough renovation
Fioar and Machinery In good repair, making good
: sho best Investh-can DC made IA ths Wet This Is
ever prososed 10 sto pay handsomely that We have
f-sfo-u BOYD a co.
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Criminal Court.

-. VIM. X. Turner is Judge Of the Criminal Court
e. counties OF Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
To- " and John shane, ESD, is Clerk for this coun
~. Il n ,es at Nashville the FIRST Monday in April,
August nd December.
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Druggists.
$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds. :

$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
WE now in receipt OF the most extensive stock
w OF Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties ever brought 10 this market They
all Of the growth ef 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
DR.. Iandreth K Sons, PHILADELPHIA
The American Seed Garden. Withersheld, &c.
Risley y, Fredonia, New York.
Shaker Garden, South Union, KY.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
for gratnitous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition 10 the above, we have a large supply Of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel. -
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
just received from the celebrated house of Johnson
Robbins Co, 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers Of Flowers have larger and better
ment from which 10 make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS K BROWN,
No 10 South Public Square.
Janl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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SPRING TRADE.

GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE AMBROTYpE--the Premium Picture
i is beyond comparison the nest style OF likeness
yet introduced and stands without a rival:
Time cannot change them,
Light cannot fade them,
IsmpeOss cannot mould them,
Dust can never reach them, 80.
Rust cannot corrode them. IN
Made as heretofore By LARC0NRf, Corner Of Cherry
and Upon streets and put up N tpop style At East
err prces.
Az Made =, 10 othsr rooms IN Nashville.
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N 1nIcipaI Government OF Nashville.
JONI A. McEwES, Mayor.

JONI A. MeEwEs, Mayor.
Aldermen.
First ward--JoHS CoLrAEr and G. F. JnSrs
Second ward-T. J. HAuK and ". 2. DowNs.
Third ward-JoHS X HUNK and C. W. DARDEN.
Fourth ward-DAvID T. WARE and J. T. BKowS
Fifth ward-G NJ. FoGo and J. P. CoIkNAN.
sixth Ward HAYSIE and JOHS A. FISHER.
Seventh ward-w. A. DAVIS aud Isaac PAUL
Eighth ward-C. II. CoSGKk and IKA p. JONES
WILLIAM A. GLENN, Recorder.
CHARLES A. fuller, Treasurer
GODFREY NJ. FoGG City Attorney.
ASsoS NELSON Revenue Collector.
JoHx l.. GLEVS, r-rax Collector.
J. ~ sEAsuRY Superintendent Water Works
T. J. HAZE, Tax Assessor.
wx NJ. BRowS, City Marshal
J. J. EVERETT w IL WILKINSON, deputy Marshsis
} M A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
spEtucK MARSHALL, ". H. SruKpivAsT, sASrxL
j STA KEY JoHx H. DAVIS W. =. WATSON, WniiAN Z.
HoAu TYR, r. NJ CAvrrr wS YARsRouGH, AikIASpEs
BnAss 4, W H. BHSktEr, JANIS A. TASSstEY, W
CRn-m AIT, JoHs BAuGB, s. McCAtur, A. c. rrcSsS,
m. " .rsox, aud W. J. HARRIsos, Night WatchEnen.
WV DIX, Keeper Of Work Hoase.
R. /. ColE, Wharf Master.
JA~ sHExsox. Street ovs.scer.
rhe ard Of Mayor and Aldermen meets on The
s,oond nd fourth Thursdays az each mouth.
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Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
l. old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has ell his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street No SIS IN the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad
where he kces constantly on hand and makes 10 or
der the various articles embraced IN his line Of bust
He invites especial attention 90 his large assert
meHt Of CASTINGS, HOll.OW-WAHE, brass &c. such
Mai tie and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, How Nolds,
straw Cutters, Corn-Shcllefs, Corn Crushers, MIL
Crusaers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles log Irons, Candle sticks
and an alm' 81 endless variety of other articles.
Jan. 2o-tf ANiREW AM EISON
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Senators.

Jew prIr. (Amercanl whose term exnres in 1850.
A~~pyw JOHNSON, (pemocrnt) whose term expires
IA 1sso
the place Of Mr. Bell and his will expire In
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Supreme Court OF Tennessee.

. -Judges-R. l.. CARurHERs az Lebanon.
ROM J. MCKINNEY Of Knoxville.
wM. R. HARRIS, Of Memphis.
Tho Court meets at NASHVILLE the list Monday n
December; at JACKSON, the LIST Monday IN April, and
at KSoxvuIE, the LIST Monday in September.
Clerks-JAMEs p. CLARK, Nashville
w II. STErHENs, Jackson.
JAS W. CAMPBELL Knoxville
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM G HARRIs Governor.
F.N. ". RrRToS, Secretary Of State.
JAMES c. LurrRErI, Comntroller OF the Treasury.
GRANVILLE G. FORFEIT, Treasurer.
JnHx l.. T. SSEEp, Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor is 81, 900 per annun
that Of the Secretary Of State 81 500 and perquistes
Comptroller of the Treasury $? 900 and fees for sign
ny Free Bank notes: 81 500; Attorney Gen
raj 81 5Oo The Legislature consists Of 95 Senator'S
and rs Representatives-then Democrats having Is Sen
ators and the Americans THE number OF American
Representatives is 33-Democratic Representatives AZ
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Represcntnffyes.'


FIRST r'si-ct-srrHp- e. wA-rrSs. Penn
S-cnna -UnRyrF Nsv~tpp Amer.
Tri-d -c,~r-rr A. cs,r-H nem.'
Fo--th -roHv n. S.vIGE. pcrn.
FNl -ruaprPe pr INV. Amer.
sixth -cvopcr W LOWE Fem.
Se-,~th" -roHv V. worrrrr. rprn
FioNth 1" -rr-rr Y. 7N-rr~orrrr, Amer.
Nsr,h ~ n q A---T~e nern
Tarth we T Avvp~ rcvn
Tho Sa-a.n CONSISTS of ~ unrnha-e. two from
sneh ~ tho - e,a.ns Tho Horsn ~ REPRESENTATIVES,
4. ro-,-oenA NJ "a rnnrho-s follows "ane q,
New ua-1-sNi-e p Vermont . rhoAN Te'an' n. "assa
chns..ts ~ rononrtr'' a. Nrw vo-t % Vow Jersey
g. pe,-sv'-ar'a o. reiqwr-nr Na-v'1nd Q. virriria
II North C.-oina e. South Co-ol'-a 3 cno-ca q A's-
ana Z F1o-f'ar Io-s'ara T. N'ssissinn &. Tevas n,
Arkansas o rnrnessee 10. Kentucky 10. Ohio o, In
diana H. Michigan 4, Illinois n Missouri 7, Iowa ."
Minnesota g. Wisconsin 3. California . Resides these,
TIE Territories Of Utah Washington, Oregon, Nebras
IA Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
In the House OF Representatives.
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ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN

TIVE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers and all persons DESTROYS Of purcha-
sing at home good machinery. such STEAM IN
CINE, CASTINGS. of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WliEF1S Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS JUMPS, &c, &c. is respectfully called this
new Establishment now growing mp rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend carry the business fully extensive
before and shall soon he ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction TO old and new
GUST mcTs.
We are experienced Mechanics-each of rs person.
ally attending 20 his own department-and thus VIC
shall be able 10 turn ont superior work at lower
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece OF work done tins Establishment, and
give prompt and pers nal attention every order Jeff
Office; thus hope a. give general satisfaction
and be patronzed by all friends of home manufacture
NJ JACkER Co,
Claiborne Machine Works Nashville. Tenn.
June .s-I Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Transportation.
Notice to Cotton Slippers.
D WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
FREIGHT RATES

FIRST eiass, tlneiudhg HaIs) per 100. ..si
1850 60
lhfo slSs 50
Special kstes for Furniture, sc .....-.. . 20
NOMi ElllioN between Steamers and Prraelles
~ plying between New York and Charleston ard
Savannah has carsed Reduction in Steamers fteghts
on through Goods. As their charges may nrctnate
We give above the rates FRI Charleston or Savannah
To Nashville Al the time guarantee the cost
snail net exceed" at any tine prior n June he
rates ms heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia Nashville in conncction
wnh tharleston and Savannah Steamship Lines viz:
First Glass, per loo. a On
Second Class. :. q
Third Class - ES
Special Rates - So
and To Agent south Carolina Railroad Charleston
overchargcs and damages (eNceTt damages occur
ing at seal VIII be promptly settled h~ret.d,re
For further information or Cares giving cassinca.
iion 6c.. apply To me al the v &C Railroad pepot or
by mail to CHAS W ANnFRSON
1eb---u General Agent
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Misfellaurous.

Negroes! Negroes!! For SaIe!!!
A NO MAN COOK, and his wife who is a splendid
N washer and ironer. Also good family of Likely
Negroes, which viii be sold low.r -s--.s.l2 IcfE
BOYD C0
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BOYD 4 co., 600
DEALEns M ftkfstE
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Chancery Court.

TIE Chancery Court for the Middle Division OF Ten
mss e opens at Nashville the nrs Mondays in May
sad November at Franklin on first Mondays in April
An October; at Pulaski FIRST Monday in March and
Sep cmber; at Columbia third Mondays in March and
q, MEMBER; at Springfield nrst Mondays in june and
csmber a, GAINESVILLE, third Mondays in April and
O tober; at Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
A,rl and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
4 ter the third Monday in February and August
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Hats and Cars for Men, BOys and Children.
i AN receiving direct from the man
ID ufu tories, all the latest styles Of Spring 80
<W Summer HATS ami CATS consisting "a
- - part OF the best Cashmere SOFT Fur Hats Of
all qualities Also, full assortment Of men and
BOYS Wool Hats and Caps. WIN be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, 10 punctual dealers.
z. X. CUTTER
No 80 and SO. cor, OF Broadway and College sts
mar ID Nashville, Tenn
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Wool WOOL!

WE want 80 900 lbs. CLEAN WASHED Wool, for
w which we will pay cash. We want il 10 make
mars W H. GORDON 4 co.
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
lust received from Cincinnati, few of HUNTS
u COAL COOKING RANGES, small size, which We
are prepared furnish Cincinnati prices with
penses added.
ALSO,
A good assortment Of COAL COOKING STOVES, which
We Will put up and warrant, and which, now that coal
for
ALSO.
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES, for Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES, for Coal
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parlor Crates from VIM
Jackson's Mandatory, New-York. Common Mantle
and lamb Crates all sizes and patterns which We will
sell low 10 suit the times.
MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Dec lS-tf