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The stnte Fair.

The programme Of the Secretary Of the State Ag
ricutural Bureau, advertised in this paper for the
State Fair viii put cur readers inpossesaion Of the
outlines Of the exhibition. We desire to call the
attention Of the farmers and mechanics Of the State
to tbis Fair, as a matter in which they greatly
interested. and the success Of which depends upon
their exertiOns and patronage. The labor Of con
Quoting the Fair rests upon few citizens TINS Ia
Dor they eheerfully undertake. They derive no
nros from it other than such incidental benefits as
snuro eouallv to all their brethren of 'the pillow,
The loom and The anvil" Such being the fact,
those who are not called upon to contribute their
time in the management Of the Fair, should atieas'
to the greatest extent possible, shoW their sympathy
for cause in which all equal partakers Of the
benefits by the exhibition of articles Of handierait
agricultural products and live stock, or at least BY
their presence at the FAIR.
The means Of access TO Nashville since last year
have been much improved; and through the lberali-
/ ty Of the railroad companies, passengers viii DC
conveyed over all the roads, centreing here at hall
the usunl fare. The arrangements for che comi0ri
/ aud convenience Of exhibitors and visitors at the
Fair Grounds are now complete and perfeet and
nothing is now wanting but proper degree OF IN
ierest among the classes for whose particular benh'
the Fair is held The week of the State Fair should
be made weeks holiday for the people We have
assurances that such viii be the case this year to
greater. extent than ever before.
The people Of Nashville have heretofore manifest
ed less interest in these Fairs than they deserved
leaving TO a fsw the entire labor Of their manage
ment. Such is not The case elsewhere, and perhaP
it would not be here we're the proper steps taken
interest all. This year appeal will be made t
all classes Of citizens. The future depends mue
upon the success Of this years Fair; and the pOpu
latiOn Of Davidson county, without distinction {
occupation, will be called upon to put shoulder {
the wheel. We hope to have to mark no laggarda
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The Black Republican and AnOvg Moth
ing Conventions.

The Black Republican and BnOsg Moth
ing Conventions.
sYRAousE, n. y. Sept She American State
Convention vas calledto order by h Nortbup,
President Of the State Council Committee on
permanent organisation was appointed
Daniel UlmanB was elected permanent President,
aud made glowing speech.
The feature in the morning session in the Repub-
lican Convention was Mr.. Washburns speech. He
urged the union Of the opponents Of the Admins
iraiion against the extension Of slavery. He said
much in relation to the contest now going in Hi
nos. and remarked that the Little Giant had under
taken to take old Abraham Lincoln down to Egypt
and bring him to his milk. We propose TO take th'
Little Giant into Canaan and show him how We d
business there.
The Republican Convention elected Daniel L
Jones, President.
Both Conventions appointed committees Of con
ference in relation to nominations at the evening
session. The Republicans rejected motion 10 bal
lot for Goyernor-l66 against g.
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THO Cnpfured SInNcr.

WAsHrNGToN, Sept. 8.-The government has to day
concluded treaty with the American Colonization
Society by which the latter agrees to subsst and in
sruot the captured Africans for year after their
arrival in Liberia having due regard for their health
and comfort For this service $50 600 is to be paid
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Family QuarreIs.

While the Know Nothings are engaged in harmon
izing with the Black Republicans, they seem to be
falling ont with each other. The Franklin RsUie'o
Know Nothing paper, pitches into cur neighbOr Of
the Patriot in the following savage style:
The exigencies of the Patriots position required,
upou late occasion that II should pronounce J. J.
Crittenden Of Kentucky, to be an 'nveteTate place
hunter" This, of course, was seized upon by the
Union and american testimony against the great
Kentuckiau which the opposition could not gainsay,
it being the testimony of one of their own journals
When the Patriot was required to abide by the
logical consequences OF its own declaration it seemed
to take alarm and set about 10 exricate itself from
defle that was leading it directly into the camp of
the enemy And how in its perpleXity, does it at
! tempt this Ietreating movement Why. simply by
aledging that it meant no imputation against MIR.
Crittendens integrity and patriotism in calling him
place hunter.
Now where did the Patriot learn that self seeking
snick-drawing and ambitious maneuvering for Office
| are harmless pecadoes in political leader-thst
one SO characterized may still deserve the confidence
/ and adherence of an honest party? Certainly no
such doctrine taught tolerated in the old
/ Wing school; and if admitted among the Americans,
/ 1t must be among the secrets Of know Nothlnglsm,
undvulged till now.
The True SouthToH, anothern Know Nothing organ,
published at Yicksburg, Mississippi, gives JOHN
BELL pretty warm fraternal embrace. We copy
its comments on Mr.. BELL merely to show how these
brethren love one another. 1t says:
eve have no confidence in any Tennessee politi-
cau and least Of all in that greatest of blather sixties
John Bell The man whom it took six months to
find out how he was going to vote on the Kansas
Nebraska bill-who then went into the Senate drunk,
and made disgrsoeful exhibition Of himself and his
bad passions, never receive support for the
Presidency, however much these things may com
mend him to our intense" cotemporary.
'If the Wing thinks John Bell can get the support
ofSouthern Wings and Americans for the Presidency,
let him nominate John by all means. In 1886,
Willard Fillmore, who is gentleman, patriot and
q statesman, was supportedby Wings and Americans,
and he obtained the vote of State South, and
| none North. If John Bell should be a candidate in
/ 1860 he may get the vote of county in Tenn
/ essee but we doubt if he could achieve similar
I triumph in any other State, North or South.
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The Ocean CabIe--COmrnunieati Inter
rEInlen.

rEipleus
NEW YoRK. Sept S-A communication received
from Cyrus W. Field says that a dispatch from New
foundland Informs him that, though the insulation
Of the cable remains perfect 10 message has been
received over It for several days lie adds that he
does not know the cause but oODjeetures that 1t Is
ocessiohed by change in the shore at Valentia,
ireland.
When the steamship Africa sailed from Liverpool
IL was know that the connection Of Prof Whtebouse
with the Atlantic cable would cease about the LIST
instant Il would therefore seem more probable
that the working Of the cable ceased from some &C
/ tion of his, OF his paTisans.
Prof Thompson was to succeed Prof. WhitehOuss,
and it is quite possible that the delay is caused by
the experiments of the former, which we're regarded
| as perfectly childish by practical telegFaphers
/ 1t is also known that the Atlantic Company have
arranged with Prof Hughes to place his Instruments
at Valenia and Trinity Bays about the 10Th or 10Th
! instant, and from the e., erments by him at Ply
mouth, there can be unreasonable doubt that he will
be able to work reliably at the rate Of 300 words
/ per hour.
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FInntiIIas. CIoaIks, ShavvIs. 40
Puhlic Auction.

TWILL sold the Public Square Nashville on satur
Wv day the 25h day Of October, upon Of four
months for payable in Bank Wen endorsed two very likely
negro men, under twenty-five years of age and boy
about twenty young about twenty with girl quite
three years old and boy child the reas-a like
~. lsep2-3t ?. S. NCMCRRY.
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MONS. ]. A. PGNGUELY

EEAVING returned the city, takes pleasure in =
nouncing his friends that he viii teach the latest "a
Fashionable Dances to ladjss and gentlemen at aHea
their residences in classes Of eight pupils Terms
Orders the Music Stores Of Benson
Mcclure, Union street.
The Academy young Misses and Masters will opened early
in October Of which due notice will be given.
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pDraguay Expedition.

Capt Rich, of the Marines, has been detached
from The frigate Sabine and ordered TO the steam
frigate Niagara Capt. Lansill has been ordered to
the Sabine, and will besenior marine ofieerto the
Paraguay expedition.
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Auction Sale
HousehoId and KITCHEN Furn

Household and Kitchen Furniture,
r. GILSON's No q, South Spruce street will sell
large OF Hou ehOld and Kitchen Furniture
stHg of parOr furniture such Chairs, Tee
Arm Chairs, Centerl abes Mirrors, Venetian Blinds fine
sells and ingan Carpengs Dining Furniture and Ware
Bed Furniture such Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mat
trasse &c One fine Refrigerator. fine assortmentO Of Kitchen
Furniture, with splendid Cooking Stove.
In addition the aboyeWe will sell argeand select collection
Of Books. E. r. GLASC0CK
sepll-0 AuCtioneer-
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Important Books for Libraries.

Important Books for Libraries
Bayle's Historical Dictionary. vols folio
Bruce's Travels, S vols, to-; calf
Pinkert0n's Voyages and Travels. Is Vols
PlatO's works. vols, 4to.; calf.
Beauties Of England and wales. . vols
Beauties Of London and IEfddEesex. vols.
ClareudOn's Rebellion. vols. folio.
Burneti's History OF the Reformation.
vols, folio.
Father Paul's History OF the CounciI
Trent. ] vel, folio
Sir William Temples Works. p vols, folio.
Henry FieidinE's Works. vols, 40.
SmOllett's Works. gyois., svo
SEEift's Works. "a vols
Richardson's W0rks. l9yois-
Memoirs OF the Celebrated Persons Conn
posing the Nit-Cat CIub. VOL iolo.
Don QuixOte. 1 VOL, folio; 1852.
BurtOn's anatomy Of Melancholy. Ivol., 70
Ito; 1876.
Sir Philip sydney's Arcadia. vol folio.
Archbishop TTIOtsOn's works. vols, folio.
Lord BacOn's Works 5vols-, folio.
Smiths wealth Of Nations. . vols, svo
Nautilus ON Population. 3 vols.
AriOstO's Orlando FuriOsO. 5vols.
WOnfesgueiH's Spirit OF laws. 2ych.
ShRftesbury's Cbaracferistfcs. 3vols.
Leiand's Demosthenes. vols.
/ Mad de stael7s French Revolution. 3yols
John Adams Defense 81 the American Com
sufufiOn- , vols; calf
Hugo GrOtiuS ON tho Truth Of the Christian
Religion. ] vol.
Calmet's Dictionary Of the bible 5vois., no
calf
3 lliltOnss Prose Works 3vols., folio
Milton on the Law Of Divorce Ivol., folio.
Ricardo ON the Currency. $40.
AImOn's AneedOfes-Bio rapbics Literary, AMI Poll,
! icaI 3Yols
Sir Charles Grandson. vols; calf
CIarissa IEarIOyVe. svos calf
Lady Mary WOrtIey Wontague-Her Works.
I vols: calf
Plinie's Natural History. vol, folio.
CameFOn's BRIhs % the Romans Ivol., fold
plates
WitfOrd's History of Greece. 5 vols, 4to.; calf,
I Wraxall's France. 3vols., 4to-; calf
StaeIHhOusess History Of the Bible. vols
I 4to.; half calf.
ReII's Pantheon. vol, 4io plates.
TOOlSe's Pantheon. vol, 12mo.
GsOOdvin's Political Justice. vols, 4to.; ha
Morocco.
sryant's Ancient Mythology. s7o's., 4,o.; cal
Pennant's London. vol.s plates.
For sale ~ ". t. BERRY & CO.,
sugl PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Nashville located teacher Of the Voice, u
Piano, Vonoo VIOLIN ETC. Orders left McClures
sons Music Store Will he promptly attended TO.
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GREAT ATTER ACTTON--TFTE ROVD PRO
PERTN IN MARKET,

WTE viii sell to the highest bidder On Tuesday, the
w 5th day o. Octobers ISIS GO lots Of thai
most Desirable property belonging 70 the Boyd Estate mme
atey beyond the depot extending from Brusi across surn.
street 10 the Charlotte Pike These lots beautifully located
are from 10 70 so etdeep, finely situated suburban resi-
dence5 for gentlemen doing business fri the city exempt from
corporation taNss, and present 10 the enerrsnE hne feld al
speculation The rapid growth Of Nashville the rels number
improvements that being made, notwithstanding the s
IRENE pressure Of the times ugur we'll for the growth
Nashville, ami Is conclusive proof that when all Railroads.
completed the widest dreamer scarcely imagine what Nash
vile viii be- IL the Chattanooga Railroad increased the bus
nes Of Nashville 800 cent. what viii he
completion Of the Tennessee and Alabama Road Of he Louivr
and Henderson, aud Of the Northwestern l,0sd.
Perhaps city in the Unon population presents uars
attraction It's central position the character and ineIesncs
OF me population the beauty prueness and healtulness
Of the country its being the capital Of the Volunteer State, a
educational facilities, &c, make Nashville particularly attractive.
We have o. the d0ursnE Medical COLLEGES In he
Uninn- and another being established. FEMALE Academy ana
Female Schools unsurpassed Our high school fixed TACT
and doing much good for Nashville any Thing among
the many good things have here Our society compare
with that Of any in the Union We confident the PROPERTY
we are Offering viii greatly enhance in value Therefore most
earnestly invite an persons derous Of lettering their condition
10 attend our sale and buy freely.
Bills out in few days.
a p n
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vermont Election 4.

lIONIFaIIEHi II '5VE'IVlI1'l1 .
The returns Of the election far as received
show that the majority for Hiland HILL the Republic
can candidate for Governor viii exceed $1,000 IN
l8l towns The Republicans have carried III
members Of the House
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CROCKER,s sCmOOL

WHITES CREEK SPRINGS.
TENE next session of this School will open Monday the 6
day Of September. aug22-dtwScwlm.
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A1Ex. wTLLlAMsoS. ARCHER cHEAIHAM
WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &C,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET,
nsmunr nnr 1. : y Z .--
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


Wines, &c. which hey the trade at low prices on
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
our LIQUORS and Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
tom and be warranted genuine. Being determined 70
ourselves that Offer such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers as viii meet their views
Brandics, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
20 and 4 pipes Fine oognae 10 bbls superior Rye whisky
\ Prs Barleaaz DO 2obbls Ola Rye DO
Sdo pU Hoiani Gin; 100 6bs ane lena Corn do
pucheons W. l. Rum; Punehsons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands
Wines.
lcO basket, and szs Champagne, 60 do saatsrnas;
20 20 'G do Hungarian Hung White and 10 do Eadei
% boxes Fine oiarets; 10 90 Port;
lCO do Table do . do do very superior
PoFters Ale, &c.
% casks London Porter, best brands
y do English and scotch A.e- best brands
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Biters;
20 10 French Cordiais, assorted;
% do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschno and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 30 0C0 German Cigars
Tobacco.
20 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. AHdersO1i
j g g Dc DC g Dc Do 4su de S FL:
10 boxes s' Virginia Chewing Tobacco sutaern sine qu
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco chamber & Flipper
20 Ooze, fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, Langno & Aizsead
10 boxes ane virginia i si Chewing Tobacco, Aliens
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS y boxes ''Kean smh's celebrated Twist and Pancake
DanviIle Tobacco equal, if SUPERIOR any offer
ed in this market.
With many other articles aonnested with the business
/ WILLIAMSON * CHEATHAM,
sep9 No 9 College street, Nashville, Tenn
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Successors 20 II. B Morris & Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS & CONIZSI0T MERCHANTS,
m
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Kos. AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
II AVE hand and Offer the reasonable TERMS te
IN following articles and viii be in receipt Of fresh
supplies
90 hhis prime choice sugar. 5000 Cigars, assorted brands
100 Ibis Baltimore Crushed do, . boxes CIare Wine,
30 bbls Powdered do, so Bi Carb Soda,
> Ibis Loaf do, 80 bags Ground Pepper,
$50 lags prime Coffee. . nests Tubs,
30 kegs Nails, 100 dozen painted Buckets,
I1l Ibis M0asses. 50 dozen Cellar Buckets,
100 5.-bhls NOlasses, Liquors.
> lsbbls Golden Syrup, 501 bbs Rectifed Whisky,
% bags Pepper, 10 hbs Jamaica Rum,
. bags Spice, go bbls Old Rye and Bourbon,
ID tags Ginger, 81 bbs choice M0n0nCahela,
IS boxes Tobacco, IAN gre bbs bourbon from Old
go boxes Star Candles, 201 bxs assorted Liquors,
40 cases Teas. 81 bhls American Brandy,
100 bundles Wrapping TWine, = hbls 7 Gin.
ET2
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WATCH FOUND.
VoCAL an INsTRUlIENTAL MUsIC.

ESOUND in Nashville Gold Watch, which the owncr
10y proving the and paying for this adyers
ment JOHN CANT,
sept7dIwt At Thomas Smiths. summer st.
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DISSOLUTION,

Viz partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
IL under the firm name u II. B. MORRIS & CO.. in the
foery and Commission Business is this day dissolved BY mu
tal consent IL B. Morris having sold his interest 90 Hugh Nc
Crg Either partner authorized the name Of the hrn
IN liquidation. IL. B. NORRIS,
w. HOOPER HARRIS.
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NEW PUBLIcArlOas.


Important work On American EIistory.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF T1E
UERHCAN EYOLETUON.
CONSISTING OF
letters and papers relating To she eonfs
AoS Liberty chiefly in south Cnrciimas
Afeln originals in the possession OF
the Editor, ard other sources
BvR. ". GIBBEs, M. D.,
Aoer OF the American Association Tor hs Enhancement
seenee Of the New YORK Historical socy Of the Georgia His.
ioroal Society; &c. &C.
In 3 Vols. svo- Cloth.
Vol. 7, l764-I776
Vol ,, I776-Izss
Vol. .. ITsl-l7s2
The Editor with spirit Of PATRIOTISM has lsn sBo,-1
Tor s5yeas in collecting these valuable and ipiep IA.
pcrs, the hope Of preserving American History
which might otherwise have been lost, These are given for
their intrinsic value and in e order Of dates, without reference
to special events they be received as they are
oaerei as contribution the history Of that glorious Bevolu
ton Of which every Memorial South Carolina and her
sister States.
For sale BY ". II BERRY 4 Geo.
anglo PUBLIC SQUARE.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

DEING personally acquainted with Of the best makers
ID Of GOSHEN BUTTER
propose to receive orders for OF @ pounds and upwards
The Butter shall be pure and fine in every sense Of the term
Those who posted in regard to this market during the cold
weather, and all lovers OF GOOD BUTTER will find this OPP
pouny Of supplying themselves heretofore realized by
citizens. ROBERT X. BOYD,
sept2-dlw No. A. Market ST., Gordon's Block.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!

500 Is of S,s or aPBls8 aTsf at
wishing call upon and furnish barrels
and fix The time Of delivery.
We also want 1909 bushels Of Dried Apples snd LOCO
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by
sept7 II. s. FRENCH & son.
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FALL 1858. FALL 1858. FALL 1855.

FALL 1858. FALL 1858. FALL 1855.
A. e. n A. b. EECH,
DEALERS IN
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, &C.,
No. 81, College Street,
Goods, Carpets Oil Cloths &C. which to cash and
punctual time dealers small profits and hope please
may favor US with call.
DRESS GOODS.
Double Skirt Fancy Silks;
ByadeTe do do.
Grosde Cross Mourning Silks;
Large Stock Plain Black do.
Plain French MerinoS, all cOlOrs;
Ga Black Delanes and Grape Bombazine.
Medallion Delaine Robes
Byadere and three hounced Deaines
Plain and Byadere Ristoris for Travelling Dresses
Large stock Cheap Dress Goods, &c.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &c.
Damask; Lace Curtains;
44woOl do Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
IA Cot do COrnces and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
ls l24 o. A Floor Oil Cloth, which cut out to suit any
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
6-4 superior Velvet Carpet Sup ply, large stock;
"a do do do do , ply do do
q Brussels % I T6EEs s,S Gangs s ,,...
MantiIIas, CIOaIIs, ShaVvIs. &c,
We have large stock Of sh8Ws Cloaks Mantillas &c
I2l Duck always hand for Wagon Sheets Tent Cloths &c
Together the above goods have large stock Of IO-
IL and "a Bed Blankets Also general stock Staple Dry
Goods to which invite the attention Of Retail buyers at No
o. s SPLIT A:C.&A. b. BEECH.
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TO THE LADIES.
New Esta bIisFsFn ent.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
IN onn.rEELnXs-s, LII.
no THE LADIES

~ w - VE'ft
EERS. N. FEEEN AZ informs the ejs Of Nashville and
vicinity that she has received ami opening
and splendid stock Of FAN and Winter Millinery and
Fancy Goods selected with great from the latest i'm
porttions fashionable styles be found in New York,
ssug in part French Patterns, Fancy and straw Bonne
Flowers, Head Dresses Dress Gaps, Corse, Ribbons
Hoped skirts Lace Wells Emhroderes, lrse
Dress Trimmings tc Mrs. T.. from her long
perieuce handling such goods she please the most
the well good taste Of the Nashville aaes
fthey viii give hera call at Odd Fellows Hall, Union and SUN
streets N. A tREEhAN-
Bier opening Of Fall Winter sylssPaGterns direct
from Paris-vi take pla on Goth Sept. septS dim.
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retiring from the business, desire tender my thanks TO
IL my numerous patrons and friends for their long and liberal
patronage and would recommend my successors, Mesrs Huo
cCREA & Co., gentlemen in every respect worthy Of cont
denee- Ii. B. MORRIS.
( Nashville Sept. lst, Is55. nks
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% EXchanEe 81 sc.

LIKELY Negro woman IS years old, her Eve children
"A the oldest boy j., the next girl TO- and
infant VIII be Sold exchanged for other Negroes
living the country and that them for their own use
and not for speculation. Apply TO
aUgII WILL L. BOYD
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STAGES no LEBANON

STAGES 10 LEBANON.
Ii those visiting the different Schools at Lebanon Tennes
applying General Stage Office under the Commercial Hotel
Nashville, Tenn. Fare through s. 90.
AUCTION & COMMISSION NOTICE.
BENZ. =. SHIELDS
VETILL continue to make sales for Cash only during the pres
Wv cnt season. All sales made payable within three days
Liberal advances made consgnmen All persons having
balances in hands will favor by calling and receipts
for proceeds. No goods bought on our own account.
s-Counry merchants WIFI please call as we will keep con
stanty on hond a variety Of free goods.
sepG b.. S.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEXT BOOKS, used in the High school, Fee
male Academy, Young Ladies' Seminary,
and other Schools in the City Country. For sale
bp CHARLES ". SMITH,
sept Al COllegestreet
GARDNER, SHEPHERD q co.
Wholesale DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Umbrellas, Trunks q Carpet Bags,
No. ?, Nashville Inn Block.
NEERCHANs are invited to examine our new FAN and
NA Winter stock Of the goods which we shall offer
0 accommodating terms.
aug26-d&cwlm GARDNER, SHEPHERD & co.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
TENHE Democratic Herald, published by Mesrs. Pope Hors
ley at Columbia Tennessee, is first rate advertising me-
dunn, and advertisements inserted promptly and
sonabe terms.
Orders left at the Union and american Office for the Herald
will be attended to punctualy; address the Publishers
auglS-itwSEwtf POPE 4 HORSLEY