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Onion ana Smtritan.
me Portrais.


In q volume Of poems By Paul d. HATSEl pub
Iished in Boston, 1855, We find the following STAN
GAs, entitled The Portrait" These lines after hav-
Ing gone the rounds Of the press, North and South
have recently received the honor Of an .elegani
translation into the French By the hand Of the Abbs
ADRIAN RoUoUErrz, Of Louisiana.
Ths laughing Hours before her feet
Are scattering springtime roses,
And the voices IN her soul are sweet
As Music's meloWsd closed;
All Hopes and Passions, heavenly born
In her, have met together,
And Joy didusss round her morn
mist Of golden weather,
As Ger her chaeko delioste dyes.
The blooms Of childhood hover
So DO the tranced and sinless eyes
An chii5hood's heart discover;
Full q q dreamy happiness,
Win rainbow fances laden,
Whose arch Of promise glows to bless
Her SPIRITS nesuiecus Adenne.
She is being horn to raise
Those undehled emotions,
That link Us with sunniest DAYS,
In her we see renewed and bright.
That phase Of earthly story.
Which glinmers ia the morning Ight,
OF Gods exceeding glory,
Why, in life Of mortal cares.
Appear these heavenly faces
Why on the verge Of daT kened years.
These 3maranthine graces
IT'S but 20 cheer the soul that faints
With pure blest eyangels,
To prove If Heaven IS rich with Saints,
That Earth may have her Angels.
Enough tbs not for me to pray
That on her ife's sweet river,
The calmness Of virgin day
Nay rest, and rest forever;
knows guardian Genius stands
Beside those waters IoVly,
And labors with immortal hands
10 keep them pure and holy.
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10. Il ID w A R ID :.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
CO11LLSTOE AND FORWARDZEG AERCHANZ,
BRAsDIEs, WINES, CIGARS, &c.s
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SIS, NASHVILLE TENN.
GROCERIES.
4 M HHDS Prime 10 Choice sugars
HUI 50 Ibis Crushed, Powdered and Loaf sug
200 bags Prime Rio Cofae;
50 DO Old Government Java Coleei
100 bbls and half bbls Reboiled Molassss
500 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles
100 boxes summer Mould do
100 do Soap
20 do Virginia and Missouri Tobaceo;
200 do Assorted Glassware
100 kegs Wheeling Nails, Brads and Spikes, assorted
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
% do S. S. Almonds
20 do English Walnuts and Filberts;
. half and quarter boxes Saniiues
10000 Imported Cigars
$1,000 various brands Ci garsi
so dozen Painted buckets;
so do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
3 coils Manila Rope assorted sizes. -
janl1 10. ADNAkDs-
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Il. punLIo 1870.


Aes PUEBLO SQUARE
AFFKRs his friends the trade, largest and best
ections Of Brandies Gins, HUNS, Ports, aerz. seres
and champs gne ever brought to Nashville consisting o nc io
loving brands;
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
jules, R0ons & Co.'S Pale, IN Z, Z and s plpe5i
otaro, prpuy.& Co.'s do do 40 Do
Castillon Fine Champagne, in = pipes only;
Laderiere Pale, "a 4, Z and & pipes. 2
La ROCHELLE BRANDKEss
PPs slsss 3 n an 4 Daii; IN Z piPs
Alexandra seigneitte, Dark in Z, Z and = pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Me5or sevon, In pipes;
Grape Leaf, in g pipes;
Anchor, IN pipes.
BUNS.
jamaica veTy old;
81. CrUlx, New Crop.
WINES.
pEd Gordon Sherry;
e5dsn Cluster Madeira;
P1-o Juice old 0porto Port
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAILPAGNES.
Charles Heidsck, quarts and pnts.
Creme Of sllsry, quarts and pinss
Hector CliceuaTt and Flss quarts and pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do do
CLARETS.
! 300 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHTEDAM SCEHNARPSs
1000 boxes, quarts and pns This article without any doubt
the best schnspps offered in the United States and as 70 its
/ dcinai properties, hiss not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Remember e. Public Square, at B. F. Shields ljunel0l
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
CyESSION OF 1sjs9THE REGULAR COURSE
- In this Institution Monday the 1st of No
vemer, o5-, till the LIST OF March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Of Lectures free all Students
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy Des.
Cnptve- Astrological SurEical)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor PRINCIPLES and
Operations of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ D Professor Of Physiology and Pa
theology;
JOHN Il. CALENDER, NJ D. Professor of Aateria Medoa
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ D.. Professor Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
T. b. HAsKNs NJ. D. Professor Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
JOHN FORD NJ D. Professor Obstetrics Diseases Of
Women and Children;
H. NJ COMPTON NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The cry Ho upon premises Of the College and
der control o The Faculty. which operations performed
and case prescribed the presence Of the Glass; and Cni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount of fee, lar Lectures Sos 20
MatriCulatiOu ,Taid but opce0 ; 90
Graduatiuuiee. o. %
Excellent board ea beOhned for 50 so to 81 per week
For further details or announcements apply to
JOHN ?. FORD, NJ. D.,
JyL'-aShu Dean Of the Faculty.
NOR SAAEs-stivs hundred bags extra family White
III Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills by
may7-tf P&C ANDERSON
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u OOl sEEbs...ws are - nov in 5sesIp. q l6s

$4,000 sE EhBEHS Fresh ss asa sa 'P: d
extensive stock Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varietes brought this market They all Of
the growth 1857 from the following houses Of well known
reputation:
D. Laudreth & Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, Witlerheld, &c.
Rsey's Fred0uia New York.
Shaker Gardens, South Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for gal
tous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition the above, have large supply OF The most
the pound and Beans and Peas by TIE bushel
1900 PAPERS FLOWER SEEDS.
the ceiebrati house Of Johnson Robbins
Co. Thousand Papers Of Flower Seeds The lovers Of Flow
have larger better assortment from which TO make
their selection of s than they have heretofore had in this city
RAINS & DROWN,
No. 70 South side Public square,
anlf Opposite the Market House
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Chinese SUGAR UAss-A correspondent of tn,

CHINESE SUGAR CAEE-A correspondent Of the
Columbia South CafOEiaian says:
In your paper Of Tuesday, 1 observed extract
from q letter Of Mr. Lewis Lyles, Farmersville,
Chattooga county, Georgia. to the Rome SoUfterHsT,
'waTning the public against the danger OF feeding
cattle with green Chinese Sugar Cane" and giving
il as his experience that it will kill COW in thirty
minutes after eating it My experience is that it
is most grateful, healthy and nutritious food for
mich COWS. l can certainly answer for one cow as
you will see in the sequel. 1 have planted three
crops during the present season, around the bor-
ders Of my garden, where wished to protect some
young trees, and give them alternate light and
shade. Each planting has been cut twice, and the
original stalk removed, making in effect, nine crops
each averaging three feet ia height, nearly the
whole Of which has been fed to one COW in the
state, and more healthy COW is perhaps not to be
found in Columbia. She is q full bred Devon, and
gives ten quarts Of milk per day. being in the ghth
month of her milking.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES: 49,
Unsettled claims due, Sl73g26 "a
Lnsequitably listed promptly paid Upwards
OJO Of Losses have paid sy na Company,
in the past g years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent soI7ency and fair profit
Especial attention given to Insurance Dwellings Contents,
for Of l to years.
The progress Of this Corporation stable and uniner-
ruptcd through financial sunhneaud Storm periods
eventfU in exempt from sweeping CONGREGATIONS and maritime
disaster. Being long established cash the troubles Of the
credit system affect US in material particular.
During times the security Of reliable Insurance is an
imperative dutythe ability Of property sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agnciesi all the principal cities throughout
State Policies issued without delay by any the duly author
lied Agents of the Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and Fidelity,
rnarehE- -Gnn
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CHANCERY COURT ATECAmnEN-
AUGUST RULES, ls5s.

james Watson Mark Rushing cthers-OrigiDa R
appearing to satisfaction Of Clerk and Nastar F
allegations in the bill, which sworn to- that defendants
Willie his wife Mary John Craig his wife File
beth, lillian Bushug Rushing, and James Rushing are
non residents OF the STATE OF Tennessee, that the ordinary pro
cess OF he law served them; 1t is ordered that pu
lieson he made n the Union and American newspaper pub
Ashed M The city Of Nashville, Tennessee, for four
weeks requiring SAID nonresident defendants % appear the
next tern of the Chancy Court held for the county Of
Bent0ni at the Court House u tie Camden, the
Monday in September next and plead demur
bill the viii h taken FOR confessed and for hearing
psrte IS TO them.
prs fee 50 d. HUDSON, c. & NJ
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LINCOLN HOUSE,

TULLAHONA, TEBKESSEE.
10. 3. SMITH PRoPRIEToE-
AVING taken charge Of the above HOTEL VIII endcayor to
peass all who may favor with cali OF my friends
and the citizens Nashville and Davidson county would so
cit paronage Ny table viii at all times be provided with the
best the country Affords every viii be taken please all
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this house, and the
Fayetteville Mulberry, and Lnhburg Mail and Passenger coach
leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the
above places Z o'clock and returning every Tuesday
THURSDAY, Saturday II o'clock. making connections
Nashville and Chattanooga, and Mesnnye and Man
chester Mail Trains.
TuIlahou,a August 4 1871.
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MORRIS 8 STRAFTON.
WHoLEsALE CHOOSES AND coalslssloE AlERcs avs.
ASP
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Iianors.
no IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
NE sFs noF in rssps Of large and veil asserted stock Of
s5ooeEiss Liquors. c 70 which We invite The attention
4oos,,.,,-.. sUe4Es.
~ hes n + and Baltimore Crushed sugar, All grades
SO a. az Do Do F ssasI -, e F,.-, S 90;
100 DO DO La. Load, Do DO
COFFEE.
900 bags choics Baltimore CoGse
100 DO do Laguyra do
MOLAssES
600 bbis choice Reb0is-a Nolasses:
$50 : 6bls do do do;
q, 5o E s. s. $. Louis syT9Pi
900 boxes J. G. l0xl4 Tin;
100 40 J. X loxl4 do, very chap for cash.
$50 boxes star oaadss;
goo do summer do:
800 do St Louis and Mem. Soaps;
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
50 DO DO DC spioe;
100 do superior oarb. soda, 5 papers:
go casks do dc;
2casEs Dutch Madder;
so DO Spice;
20 tierces Rice
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
125 do Wsshboauis;
so nests Tubs:
100 dozen Brooms;
$1,000 asserted Cigars;
100 haies smoking Tobacco;
go boxes Tohacco, al grades Va. brands:
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 hbls do Linseed Oil;
IS kegs shot, all sizes
30 DO Bar Lead;
so Mason's Backing;
1900 bags fine Liverpool Salt;
l-000 hbis KanaHha DO;
go boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
SEQ barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky:
500 do Raw Ohio do
200 do old Country do;
go do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon do
so do do Rye do;
lou do Monongahea do
80 DO Old Port and Malaga Wine;
20 do A N. Gin;
/ pipes Holland Gin;
do Old COgnac Brandy
100 cases St. Julien Caret Wine;
30 baskets Champagne extra
/ 1900 cases Brandy
I 800 packages Domestic Brandy
200 barrels Cider Vinegar.
/ Vita many other articles for the Grocery trade
augl NORRIS & STRATTON.
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A DD1TIONAL sUPPLTES.-No. l English Sole
"A Leather II rks Of medium quality, for gentlemen
Ladies French Dress Trunks;
Dc Bonnet Boxes: lust received by
augl JOHN RAMAGE, L. College st.
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u. medicaI Department.


GESSION Is5s-9.-Tle seventh annual Course Of Lee
lures this Institution will commence Monday, the 81 Of
November next tl the first Of the ensuing March.
Thomas Jennings, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRIEy LNDsLEY NJ De- Professor Of Chemistry snd Phar-
macy.
c. X Wrsroy NJ D. Professor Of Matera Medies Medical
Jurisprudence.
II. Professor Surgical Anatomy
Physiology
JOIN NJ WATsoS NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and tie Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Paul F. Eve, N. D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery
W X BOVINE n d. Professor Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine
BRIGGS D., Adjunct Professor and Demonstration
OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will he opened students the first
Monday IN October (the jth).
Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free all students, will
be given the Professors, commencing also the rst Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, the direction Of Facul-
", is open % the class free Of charge
CGue has been established in connection with the Univer
tv, at c ope0ns performed, and prescribed for
AMI leC-ureI upon in the presence Of the class.
Amount of for Lectures is SO5i Matriculaton fee (ad
ony 50; Practical Anatomy, sl0 Graduation fee, sos
Good boarding procured for 50 - per For
turth Information Catalogue. apply 70
W. X. BOWLING, NJ D., Dean Of the Faculty.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jy lsuijs.-jy13
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TNRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANs!-Just rsceivsi
90 dozen sArthur's' Tin Cans:
20 tIae Farnlers or nIiddIe Tenn.

TAYING FOR been engaged the purchase o.
Wheat and having large quantity delivered in daaagf
conditions said damage arising from insufficient storage, Offer
you this nducent: We have storage sufficient fE One
Hundred Sacks Wheat; We win receive and stofe your
Wheat for months free Of charge privilege Of buying
selling Il, when Eis patti upon market You
time sample il, and shoit purchasers those who
do not Eant 70 sell hs Wheat now rot houses
secure oy e This An ekceen opportunity for storage without
cost To hosewho vsh TO sell now would are always
buying snd Hl the highest price for eal delivery
e20-tf II. S. FRENCH SON.
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Claiborne Machine works.

Claiborne machine W OfAkS.
IRON FOUNDRY.
HETE have started end extensive Foundry,
the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
pany, prepared heavy and light any
description, the shortest notice Light Castings 70 small
amounts, moderate city prices heavy Castings large
amounts, furnished contract at Cincinnati prices with add
Of freight We have operations
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam Engines saEmll, Fiourmills Of the most improved
patterns order. Jobbng repairing done immediate
" ready make contracts for Engines and Nils and
shall furnish plans enable purchasers put up their Mills
with little expense Manufacturers and Farmers will find pro-
fale before going East West for Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS,
For Stationary Engines and Steamboats,, made 70 order, Of the
best material, complete with Freron Crates Sandpipes and
Valves, arraue stand any pressure required for Manucur
ing or Propelling purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SuihHork done in ecsent styenone
but first Iron usedSa#mill work. Srups Dogs Pitman
Irons, Saw Canks, Bolts and all kind o. Mill Irons made to
order, short notice.
Farmers wishing TO purchase good. cheap machinery will do
we'll to call Office, or address by letter,
81. JACKER & Co.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn.
juy25 Late Nashville, Man. Co.'S Shops.
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a Q - III -. y. - - FL -

A C. Nssman and others John Dancer and others-B
Sell Land for Distribution.
supporting 90 the Clerk and Master from an allegation in The
pug he that John Dancer and his wife Frances
- | ~ o. Nuu's residents Of the State Of Tannes-
' I ordinary process Of The law cannot be served on
1s ',,u that publication be made IN the Union and
ne ller published in the city Of Nashville, for
~ - requiring said nonresident defendants
sPpta ~ OF The ChanCcry Court to Be held for the
49, e l5 court House in Camden, The fourth
aS ~ 554 mex and plead, answer or dsmur com
for hearing eN pare them. 0- 'NIisas'o' ~ ~
Rug5-Wst prs fee 50 D. P TTr-nsoN n =
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KTAVE On store and constantly fine
n sormeut Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNIIIRE, which
hey determined 70 e low any other house IN he city,
The warrautng their Furniture 20 De- Of he best
workmanship and finish One Of he firm has just returned iron
the east where Be personally selected the entire stock. which IS all
o. RECEyF and Lk1r STILES Our stock
part Rosewood and Mahogany PETl0r Furniture.
which very fne, together with Chamber sets Book Cas
Warlroe, Reclining Chairs, Lounges sofas, Easy Chars Fren-
Bedsteads, Music stlnd Mahogany Chairs, Dssinr
Extension Tables ETC. and complete assortens
kinds Of
Low PRICED FURNITURE,
nd every variety Of Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS. We viii
desv0r please all, and VIII pleasure showing
stock % those Eh0 may favor with a cali
msy2e-5u PATTERsON & FKEEMAN-
DERsONs WANTING GOOD HANS can
be supplied az
!ys-a e. FRENCH 3 SONS,
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mOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GPOcePs,
KORWzRDLYG IND COA7ZSSIOY MERCHANTS
AID DEALERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &C., &c.
no. 50 BROADWAY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Country produce taken exchange at the highest prices
noV26-d
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Phoenix BedStead Factory.
VIZ R. CORNELIUS, Agent thankful for past favors and
Wv indulgences, would suggest that have
more, and viii be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, dc.
every description for the trade and customers generally
Warerooms 20 Spring street, Cherry where
will keep general Of cheap Chairs Bureaus
% and keep hand and make to order every descp
ton Mattresses &c. Persons ordering from distance may
rely on having their orders filed. Respectfully,
W R. CORNELIUS, Agent
SHAVER & Co. Proprietors apr26-d
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TAvING sold out our entire business to Mr. A. BEIIssEB
wish en- this manner 90 return sincere thanks b
friends and customers for Che liberal patronage h-ho
bestowed @ t.
All debtsduc colecteb BY DELISsE8
his authorized agent, who is alone empowered 20 tla the
LYONS * co
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Grpfenberg ChiIdFen's Panacea.

An. alN avs cures when all othgr remedies fail.
When children dying daily New York from the use Of
svil milk this found 10 &c the only remedy
Where sick babe IS IN the house, medicine is worth
'5 weight in gold f the Prescriptions Of physicians and
v-l.T remedies have been tried iu vain.
.H certificates Of physicians To have used it wanting
o toFs O, them Having had twelve years experience
OF is value my family ard throughout th state have mo
he-Lon IN Offering Ee Dysenterv Syrup
anu liies PHuaCea, should they fail Co do exactly what
/ promise Tor them. AHEA. MACKENZIE.
Freeman & Patterson's,
1e40-u College street, Nashville
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
i. Collegiate Department,
MLLL ~ COLL

M 4 T. n A n OIL L e G.
J. BEERIEN LINDSEY, NJ D., D. D. Chancellor Of the Univer
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent the Military COe and
Professor Of Engineering.
jams r. HAMILTON An, Professor Natural Phil
Osophy, and Astronomy.
J. h. sTEAET An Professor of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P L. THYssENs An, Pr0fssoro French and Drawing.
6. 5 BLACKE AN Nd Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev J. HoTrE AN D. Professor Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
G. K. WINsTOS, MD, Surgeon.
The first Of the Academic year the 2
OF September. and the second term 18th Of February
Tuition boarding washing fuel rooms servants attendance,
Of 100 per Naturalization fee S. Students
required their which
purchase Engineering French, Spanish,
German Drawing Book Keeping, and Fencing, each $40 per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputation Of the
University classical scholarship will be
tanned and the time every facility afforded those WIN de-
pursue partial Besides the four regular College
classes, there also preparatory class. Students under years
OF age WiIfn0t be admitted.
By aid Of military discipline, effective government eah
shed and health, physical culture good order, industrious
habits, promoted
For Catalogues additional information, apply any
OF the Faculty. July j, 1858,
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.--I prepared to
furnish Of description, from the fine Caket to the
panest Coffin, together with everything for
Funerals. All orders left at Warerooms, Deaderek street.
the UpandUp Livery Stable. between Cherry and
Summer Streets will receive prompt attention both day and night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made to order in the
best style.
juy9 J. II. CURREY.
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1IRmPHIs CoTRsE.


The Races over the 95eEnPllis csurse win
ana continue five days
FIRST DAY. TurspAT Octo5r 10 IRE '.ff LEER SAKE
ior three year olds- $40 erlane 50 9i &c 49, NJ
OF more III TIE stake; the Club % add l provided sc rcs
= 20 and eoson the tt day Of Aug1 lc sc1r
~ aill b REQUIRED FOR the forfeit IN ne above ze
SANE DAY~-Jockey Club Purse 5000 Three n.le heatl
SECOND DAY. WEnSEsDkT 0cto6or 20JocEey Club Purse
$50 siis heats, three IN I've.
SAIL DAISFeepstake for tFo year oiss $40 entrancss
80 forfeit "Dash Of mile 70 Oh the Sale
no l.ss entries Security VIII be ured for The fora.
THIRD DAY. TIIURsDAT, Octoier 2l--Tho o. HARPER
STAKE, for .ree year ols. Two nile heats; 500 entrance
SID Forfeit three FIJI stiEe- Club add $3.50,
provided the race close on st ay Of August,
ISIS. Security win Be requirsi fo- t5e fo-sif
F0UkIh DAY, kRIDkT' October 22Jocksy Club Pue go
FTFTH DAY, sARuRDAr, Ostober g--Joczsy club Purse
$3.50. -Four mile heats
in Wak Over the above Courss entities the horse to ss
full smount Of Jockey Club purses.
II Al entries, with ioris.ts must 3 dIggsslto
va. 7. ROUNDTREE. Proprstor,
ie2l-tII Oct 70 Memphis, Tsnnszsee-
fexinTton Cyl Observer and Eot copy TIL Oot1ser u
aus send bill % this once foE collection
MARBLE WORK.--Ths subscriber has on hand TIE
~ largest and Of Marble and Marble Work.
offered in the city, 70 which lie ne a-
ton q thepubc he Is prepared 70 execute All JOB n a me
nays e IS s5 s2s' o. me At --1 JAMES SLOAN
/ T0ARm WANTED.--We wish e purchase a desirable
A stock ils With good improvements conta1ins IRON - 10
Su acres, within i've or ten miles from AlshSa On OF pear
turnpike. citizen Of Nashville wishes oange sae des7.
able city property improved aud vacant, within few hundTd
yards Of me public square for good ll not further t MY
miles, and as much nearer possible and covsnieni %
| turnpike railroad
We have recently sold several large arms and persons wishing
to buy or sell wiz End Il 70 her interest to give call
J. L & r. " naoWNs
mayl5-dtE6E-9 az cherry street
TRON--sOO TONs.--We have a large and ven asserted
stock, amongst which is some extra sizs Of large round and
square. We particularly invite the attention Of huy We
are detarHlned % close it Qua IS low down prices -
g and 3 Broad 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-17
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1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 4" J. II. Smiths Reserve
900 +" Rye and Bourbon;
$50 Z" Newsom & Lincoln;
100 4" Country Single Distilled; for sale low by
TERRASS BROTHERS,