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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

A VErrnAS's SroRy.--Iu our Louisiana news, 6
day or two ago, We noted the recent DEATH IN me
parish of St. John the Baptist Of Mr. Ilandsichs,
veteran of the armies Of the first Napeoleon. The
old soldier lett a brief sketch Of his career, written BY
himself, which We translate from the original Freneh.
He was 60 years Of age at the time of his deah, ani
came to Louisiana 32 years ago:
"A sergeant at the Military Lyceum at Borieauy,
at the age Of H. in 1906, entered the 10th egueut
of the line started with 800 corscrpts for the aspc1
n. Boulogne in Romagne. and az the end oi th'ee
weeks sent To the Iyrol, then The theater OK
war. We we're then dispatched to Venice, where
Eugene Beauharnais, Ylceroy of Italy, then busy
forming his guard of grenadiers md votgeurs so
strong. Thence we marched to Naples aud thcn TO
Abruzzi and Calabris. We took fort by assault,
and seized on the enemy's flag.
For this, Gen. Ayrll appointed me 10 aleatenancy
and gave me the ribbon of the Legion Of Honor Cn
the field of battle.
1--WE proceeded to Reggie, and we then were sent
by sea To t%rfu where we remained in barracks sr
months. Here the order reached us to "a ~ Anc0rs,
where 1900 English were encamped. We took pos
session of small hill facing the enemy with only four
ield-peces. We resisted the English attack for threo
days against superior iurcer; but we were obliged
hnayto snnenderi ont Of 6Cs men only II Of rs re-
manned alive
I'VE were first imprisoned on the Island Of Malta.
We were then put aboard frgate and taken 10
Plymouth. | remained in prison there five years,
from 1909 to 1914. Restored 10 freedom at The Rss:o
ration | returned 10 France presented myself AZ tho
depot of the 18th Regiment Of the Line at Lyons and
was sent to Bordeaux. 1 went to the Mayoralty and
showed my service papers years OF service, tEo
campaigns, five years of mprsoument and seven
wounds received ON the battle. field
"The soldiers Of several French regiments snd
mine among them were called BY the Government
partisans BoDaparte Brigands.' The Government d
the Restoration assembled us at Rochefor Gftee1
hundred in number, and dispatched rs to Guadaupe.
Before leaving asked tor my service papers from the
Msyorslty, bnt in vsin 1 was told they we're lost.
On arriving at our destination the VscOun, de- Isa'.
denois. Lieutenant General in the Kings armies snf
Knight Of the Orders Of St. Maurice and ST. Lazarus,
employed ALL soldiers and officers together, al eng'
neering works Government Place at Base IeTs:
The yellow fever came and out Of the fifteen hanGfet
men only six remained.
Again spared from death received passport
authorizing to 90 wherever wished. Ieit Gass-
alupe tor New-Orleans, where arrived January 10,
1916 and since have constantly resided in the ssss'
Of Louisiana IN. q. Pcsyuhe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

GoRFD TO DT.TH BY Brfr.-The Rev. Samuel
c. Parker Of Hinckley Medina County, met with
terrible death on Sunday morning, the 10Th inst. ne
was seen TO go into field in which he kept BAL,
with pitchfork in his hand fur the purpose, ass
supposed, Of driving the animal out About an hoar
after person called at his house 10 invite him 70
preach funeral sermon, and was directed oy W.
iamy to the field where they supposed Mr.. Parker 70
be. On looking for him he WAS found dead the boy
tossed over the fence several rods from where 'ns
pitcbfork was lying The horns and head OF the Dai
were bloody, and the blood and marks Oh the grouri
indicated that the unfortunate man was g"red ana
pitched along by the vicious animal from the pac5
where the pitchfork was dropped TO the ience' anu
then tossed completely over il.
Mr. Parker was a Methodist minister, anc bad q
small fran on which he resided. wife and inree of
four children are bereaved by the affective dspenss.
tion. He was much esteemed By wide circle Q;
friends aud acquaintance, and large conconrse &
people Including the Masonic Fraternity, atl.sdei
the funeral Of the good man suddenly and safJ
removed from their midst. ICleye. Leader Oct l3.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

MAMMOTH REMAINS IN ULSTER C0UyTY-Whi5
some workmen digging in marsh on the land Il
Mr.. John McEhone, IN Elenvilc, Ulster County,
they discovered several huge bones. One Is porop
OF iaw-bone the others evidently portions Of leg
or thigh bones. They are all much decayed, having
apparently been under the so mud for ages. In tbe
Jaw is mammoth tooth in state Of almost per!ees
preservation II is the tooth Of graminyerous sni-
NAL and measures inches in length and three %
width. These bones are undoubtedly those Of uas'
todOn Of the largest size. Such bOnes usaslt
found in places Ike this Those here discovered are
said 10 be five six times larger than the correepona-
ing bones Of any living animal, snd are in eorciA
tion urlike them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
APRIVAL or THE NORTH STAR Avn
THE INDIAN EMPIRE,

The steamship North Star, which sailed from South.
smpon on the 29th ult., arrived al ths port On p,.
day morning. Her news was anticipated bythe CITY II
Baltimore, and .elegTaphsd IN Monday hight RON
Halifax.
The North S;sg brings 9ll passengers, includ,.
Mile. piccelomni and sui,r and the members Of Bs,
Msiesty's Opera House. Lonion, under engsseDen. a
NJ rIlman Of the Academy Of Music.
The steamship Indian Empire, from Galway y.
Halifax, also arrived here on Thursday mcrrrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

SAD FArAIIrY.-We hear with pain that 8 nsw
steamer, the Hercules, belonging to Aessrs. CAym y
Breck Of Garden Island, near Kingston, baTsi hef
boiler last Saturday, and among the killed and MIS-
ing lof whom there several is Dexter Cavn,yI,
son of one nj ths owners Mr.. Calvin was yong
man Of = years, highly esteemed by all vhs .asx
him. It i stated tbst eleyeD lives wsss sss W 10
explosion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
4 TORNADO IN WEsTERN NEW-YORK.
HOUSES AND ORCHARDS BLOWN DOWN.

From The ithaca Journal Oct l3
A CORE spordent AZ West Dryden, Mr.. Jane. II.
Comsock, sends Ms detailed accoun, Of the destruc-
ton by the tornado of the pth of September at that
plare We have not for the whole of his lelter,
but have condensed the details tar possible. A
cloud arose in the southwest and was met by SINH
lar ose from the northwest, producing tornado the
ike Of which was never known in that vicinity. Asa
Foxs buildings unroofed and blown down. James II.
Foxs two barns unroofed, the windows Of the Metho
dis. Church blown in; the sheds and barns OF j.
Head IT, unrUofed; EeazOT Cases house partly un-
rooted; barns owned by Lefty George and Marcus
Edgeomb unIoofed; the school-house unrOoled Lay
ton Primrose barn, wag0n-hOuse and stable uDroofe1
barns owned by 6. Il. Faulkner and +. ID. Mosely
partly unrooed. Jas ;. Douglasss honSe, 80 by ~
was blown off the foundation six feet and faced around
from the south 20 the east shed attached totally de-
str0yed large iron tw0bGrre kettle carried ten rods
the top Of some lumber; tin boiler carries! one
fourth Of mile, and heavy ioe-churn driven ten
rods by the force Of the wind The remarkable part
of the mater H. that clock uniastened 10 u corner
shelf did not stop, bnt iOHnd marking time after
rs before Dougiass and his wife and child escaped
TO the cellar, and uninj jured The barns Of Doug
lass unrooied and partially destroyed. Tne house OF
WeYburn Van Horn, 40x36 feet, unroofed, and
some OF the raters carried eight ten rods his barn.
wagon-house end stable partially or entirely unroofed
The root Of NJ Baker house injured, while an sddi
ton, l6140 feet, ves completely destroyed. Bakers
haYns and wagoB-holse also injured. The chimney of
B'.sey johnson house blown down and root injured;
the roof of the barn Oi Jesse Blue injured; BenJ.
Keed's barn partly unrooed Ira Shavers house
partly gnroofed; Amos II. HINTS barns nearly de-
strov,d. JAS. II. Comstocks barn and wagon-house,
siirc.s =; upped of. vOOd-shed injured, his corn
crib rnoveu'. and five large apple and other trees
blown down. Wm. +. Browns house and barn pay
liz uproofed bays,acks fences, and, indeed, every
,royyrlis =. -i. started We learn that in one
orchard If snne l30 but about twenty-five are
eft standing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

TrrrcR.Pu Scr tTs ~ rRsscE.-lt may be in-
20 telegram 'Tansmitters in France 10 know
thai their pryare affair are dDy communicable 10 the
Minister Il the Interior snd that special functionares
are EMPLOYED in selecting from the varieus interesting
dspaches messages Of oy e. OF mourning, of business,
or Of despair 20 amuse thu leisure moments Of the
Goyernment Official. Having had occasion OF late to
use this beneicent gift Of scien e somewhat extensive
ly was curious observe th copies oi each tee-
gram were taken before transmi siOn. On inquiry,
nd that less than four rsnscr DIE are made Tor va
nous departments and of II ostenspe oolec'
is put Government in possession pos5os OF con,
sructive treason But how is this ems 10 pe oo.ineu
When Thompson sepd. word 10 look Itef his cai PS'
" bag and transmit it by the next tra = now = Inc "a.
solemn official 70 know that the "csrI e'-pas my
not Or.ni bomb in the converts, "a saI- =,
Conspiracy merely notice the aet TO & " 'ns ,s
Gnessiness Of continental power, and the 'N' VI 40
propbylac,c e1pedients. Goh.
(tsris correspordsrt Of The Londor "oos
DrrL FRu.rRArrD.-A few days sin ;e hr.
Poindrster OF Tie NasAsle Uasoa, addressed y nots
to Mr. Smith OF The PatrIot, requesting Inc wthd
Of offensive expressions in the eonmus OF the hTer
paper Smith declined, and a challenge passed. ne
Judge Of the Circuit Court had the parties srrest.H
and bound over TO keep the peace. Afterward para
graph wa. written by ponde1ter, which Sraith psb
Eshed. ]. disaVevs al interded peTrcpaity.
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COAL. COALu COAL,..

rTNHE eAxens Of Nashville hAve opportunity
j. of providing themselves ta fail saptly 81
GOAL Tor she winter by Application % the undersigned
Ia J. NJ HAWKINS, a the lima Coal Once, Nash.
vile and ChaLAno,gA Raliroad Depot.
Ha26-g c. y IL. MARTIN. Agent
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Trunks and Eaiises.
7 AIDES Extra size Sole Leather
IL Trunks; I'll ID
Ladies extra SIR Travelling Trunks: l~~SI T. NJ
Gents hne sole Leather trunks; Sl1Il
90 ." Nascs;
:" kosSuth Trunks:
- Hog skin /" iron frame
For sale by BRADSHAW a. RUTLAND,
Jan25 No. 80 Union street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.

rJNHE subscriber respectfully announces that, - -
u 10 supply "a want that has been greatly de- ~,
manded by Amateurs Of Flowers, he has pur- zg.ss
chased from Mr. II. r. Bliss, of Springfield Mass an
found and are known In every State of the Onion,
be Of the must reliable characters. make the fol-
lowing extract from Bss Catalogue, that Il may be
thai sell them at exactly his prices. His seeds
tons trUul the best Englsh, French, nox
seeds. They sold at half the price that flower
seeds have before commanded in this market.
have selected cut ~ my large COLLECTION Of flower
seeds, the most beautiful and snowy varieties. each
sort distinct N color, aud calculated produce ne
effect when planted in beds grou ps In the flower
border. have bad each variety dbstincfiy marked
wth the Botanical and Egilsh name, height, time Of
towering cuior q the flower, manner OF growing,
whether training &c, the time should De
In selecting these varieties have been careful 20
eIude all which shy bloofeers have insignn-
appearance, that lac COLLECTIONS will comprise
only these which are really snowy and handsome, and
OF any lady gentleman who might be disposed to
order them. 7hs colectou wili be b. post
20 any part q the country al the following prieex
AsxoEt No L. consists Of twenty chose varieties
90 40. :, consists Of twenty choice y2ris.
ties ol B.enEilais and Ferennizss 49,. 90
90 No ), consists oI ten extra nDe xare-
tics Vi Annaals aud Perennlals. eulbra-
eng naaay II The res and cAascvst IA
Ne = sssss,., of Ave yer, el.ss y.,, "
etes, selected from PTsza Il0wers ef fagish i'aa-
saes, German Csrnafton, and fleosee Plasks Yer
seaas; rr.lrant Preach AstrFz and noahe Hob
syhaxgs, each q wizirs are sud ~ twenty-five
cs.lis snEif $3.50 %
forSess IN ordering sill p1ase give the nalah-r q
thc Assortment Rrmiflsnees be made 10 bank
hss ca r~ztsge STAMPS AI-kA MACKENZIE.
trbi-0 Nashville, fean-
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CIoaks. ShaxvIs, and Scarfs.

OILS way
CIoaks, ShaXvls, and Scarfs.
I'VE have now largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this way in the country, many OF
which imported by Messrs. A. 7. Stewart Co,
have them at all prices from sls to 5000. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Weaver Tamas and long
Cloaks etc. for ladies and chdrcn in all qualities al
ties both square and long from the most ordinary 70
the most elegant Also just received fresh invoice
of those elegant high colored all silk Chenelc Shawls
that really beautiful.
Laces and EmbroiderIes.
In this line stock is superb-cmbracing all the
novelties Of the Collars and Sleeves senarae
and in sets, both for colors and mourning: elegant
Bridal Wells and Handkerchief Lace Falls, real and
imitation; Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings and flounc-
ings. Real Vaencennes, Point Applique laces lnesrt-
ings, ETC., etc.
Honse Furnishings.
81, 1o4, 10 by 1874, 10 by 144, 10 by 1o-4, Dsmask
Table Cloths, Ga, IA, s4, and lo-4 Table Damask by
the yard. All sizes Coored Wool, Union, AMI Cotton
Table-CIoths Plaid striped Tollinettes Napkins to-
gether wthall kinds of Diapers, Towenes, Aarseiiles
quilts ETC. etc. Also all widths Cotton and Linen
Sheetngs, Pillow Linens, Domestics, etc, etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin Iaines in all colors with trimmings to
match Elegant Reps, in Chntz coors, with tr INNINGS
10 match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all Wool,
Union and Cotton Damask in great variety, together
with Cornices, Curtain Pins, and Bands
Carpetings and Oil-Cloths.
Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet AMI Brussels
n great variety. Elegant Phys and InFrsins the In
. rains the largest and best assorted we have ever
onered and at lower prices. Also Velvet and Brus
sells Hair Hall Carpets Trilled and Plain Venetian
in all widths, together with Fits, Druggets, Crrmb
Cloths, Rugs, Mats, etc, etc. We are prepared to
make put down Carpets at the shortest notice We
have large of Floor OIL Cloths OF the best makes
and in all widths which we will cut III any shape 10
suit purchasers.
Staple Goods.
We have an unusually large lot OF all kinds Of DO
rnestic Goods: Bleached and Brown Cottons; Wool,
Union and Cotton Fannels; Striped Cottons for ser
wants in great variety; Heavy goods for house and
field servants; Prints Gnghams, Hosiery, Gloves, in
every thing in line and at prices that cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
JAMS r. C. MCNARf CD.
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OsnabUrgs and Sheetings.
100 BALES rs and - osnaburgs;
IoO 10 bales - inch Bsggng;
10 bales rs Driliings;
so - Sparta, laurel Hin aud Sumner Shectinrs:
1000 bags Cotton Yarns, all numbers; in store and
for sale by W H. GORDON A CO
jsn29 Agents for Tennessee Manufacturers
Scales! ScaIes.!
A FULL stock Of Fairbanks celebrated Scales Dor
Also, Hay and Coal Scales, store for sale at Facto
~ prices, by W H. GORDON A Co
jan29 Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee
Sugar.
ItS HHns. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Lou.
l4O isiana Sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
125 a. Loaf sugar;
so 9 Clarified Sugar;
SO boxes white Havana sugar; in store and for
sale by W. IL. GORDON 4 co.
Star Candles.
I00 WHOLE boxes werk 4 Co.'S star Candles:
1OO 200 hall boxes Werk a Co.'S
100 quarter boxes
200 boxes Madison Starch;
600 = Prescott & Co.'S No. and extra Scam
IN store and for sale by W ii. GoRDoN q co.
Nails.
D 000 KEGS saoenberger's Nails, all sizes
<,OOU 100 kegs -four barrel naIls:
loo :" finishing
loo a. fencing
so 4" I, s, and Q inch Spikes IN store
and for sale by W. H. GORDON & CO.
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less:
Dress Goods.

Together with endless variety OF medium anf
low priced Silks, in Founces Robes-a- guile, and by
1he yard Plain, Plaid Striped, and Bayaderes ais
Satin Faced and Double Twied Merinoes and Cash
rneres Great variety Of all Wool and Union Piaids
Mousdelaines, and every thing new and desirable ii
cis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
For Rent.

GONE Ave or six OF CIaiborne's and neat -
- Cottages situated between the Lebanon aud &::.
Murfreesboro' Turnpikes will be rented "a good A-sS
tenants at low price, for the cushing year. These
houses have the privilege of AZ ineahausble supply
OF water convenient all 0f them, wthout charge,
and entitled to the benefit II the Free Schools one
Of which Is in their immediate ncighhorhood.
Apply to A. V. :. IINISIEi,
Ia. a-dtf T. r. GIASCOCK.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
Removal.

TIVE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly, that he has removed his HARDWARE Store from the
old stand on Market street No So the large brick
building, lately erected the South side Of Broad It
where he keeps constantly hand and makes 20 or
der the various articles embraced in his line Of hisi-
ness He invites especial attention his large assert
mrut of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, NC. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, piog Molds
straw Cutters, CoTn-Sheliers, Corn CTushers Nill.
Crushers, k.lcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee NILS
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety az other articles
Jan. 2q-u ANDREW ANIERSON
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Neat Country Residences.

r AM offering for sale small tract uI Land, miles
from the city, the Nocnsville Turnpike, con-
tanning \. The residence Is neat Cottage, with
four rooms, double Kitchen double negro cabin, STA
BILE, &c., and will be sold low. Apply 10
Dec. LIFT \. V. ). lINDelEN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Boxes Hat, Furniture and Carriages boxed and nth
eI ght articles not enumerated: also Carboys Of Ac
" o,her Ohemieais viii be charged at double nrst
bS- Rave every package plainly marked W nh name
VI constance, destination and depot OF delivery A.
tnSures a speedy delivery - "N
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
For Rent.

UyHAT convenient frame dwelling on the -
i Franklin Turnpike road, near the first IAassH
Toll gate now occupied by J. a. McCampbell, laskzu
ESQ. The house contains four rooms, besides
kitchen rooms etc. and has thirty acres OF
ground attached.
ss- Suitable furniture be purchased by the ten
ant If desired.
RS- Possession given Immediately.
Apply to A. v. 5. IISISIEY,
Nov i6-f No. IS College IT.
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Valuable Dwelling for Sale.

YINHAT convenient dwelling at the cortier Of
i Summer and Dcaderick streets Is for sale. 40
The lot fronts 65 feet The house contains eight te
rooms and is within three hundred yards Of the Pun
lie Square. The owner, wishing 10 20 10 tie country
will take fair price for this property, II sold by III
LIST OF January next. Apply Ia
Dec. IT-u A. '. S. IINlSl.EN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
Ten Years Credit.

HAVE several handsome lots in Maple street, near
Il the University which will sell ON ten years time
ut fair prices provided the interest u paid semi anna
ally In that time is long enough, will agree not
20 call for the principal long the interest prompt
ly paid. Apply 10 .
Dec s-tf. ~ v. - LINlSlEf.
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6Otels, sc.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
date Mansion House,

North Marked Street, ID door 5eioW the Square
II v. GILBERT having taken the above stand for
81 number of years, begs leave TO inform the public
of that fact, and say them that the house has been
newly painted from basement TO attic, and new and
complete furniture throughout The subscriber know
ing full well the need of first class modern hotel In
Nashville and being philanthropic mood has made
exerton TO up to the wants OF the pubic,
and natters himself he has succeeded. His table will
at all be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford, and he pledges himself to make every
body contented and at home who will favor him with
a visit
Carriages and omnlbusses viii regularly 10 and
from the st. Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Railroads
Trusty Porters always attendance at the depot to
ceive checks for baggage, thus obvating the difficulty
Board per day, 81 rs
Iadging 80
Single Meals, 40
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast, 81 90
Breakfast from To o'clock
Dinner 90 II TO %
Supper 5 to s
]. V. GILBERT, Proprietor
Opposite this House, Market street, two livery
stables where be found at all hours, horses, bug
. gies carriages &c. J. n. Alexander Co., and W. T.
Wright & Co., are the proprietors.
. Dec L1yd&w
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Edcefield.

AM now Offering at prices 60 suit the times, three
lots In Edgeaeld Just beyond puneson's store The
lots front each SO feet on tallan Turnpike aud
24o feet deep with IA Ia tho They are een-
venient inexhaustibe supply OF excellent water,
and are in a rapidly improving ncishbor hood
Apply to A v . iINISlEf
Dec. ST
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For Rent or Lease.

rINHAT CONVEX residence on the Franklin "a
i Turnpike, at present occupied by MIR. Eel IN.
lows. Il contains rooms besides kitchens, -&.a
servants's rooms sc and has about seven acres OF
ground attached 1t would be leased good tenan,
for a term Of years If desired. Apply 10
Nov 10 A. V Z. IINDSLEI.
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For Sale.

A LOT on Cherry street, South Nashville, near the
IA Baptist Church. on which there b a small fraiac
Tenement The lot fronts 10 feet, is $50 feet deep
Apply 70 A v. 5. IINDeIkY.
Gent 3S-tf
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A Good Dwelling,

CtrTUATED Cherry street near llncons Hail. Is
- now offered for sale The lat Is so front, by
$50 The house is brick containing in all nine
The house and offered for less than the cost o tint
building. Apply u -
Dec LIT. A. v. :. lISiSlkf.
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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 rs STEAM En-.
GINS, CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING
CAk-WH EklS Of the most improved patterns, SAW.
MILLS, PUMPS &c. &c. is respectfully called To this
new Establishment now growing mp rapidly on the
premises of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 10 carry on the business fully : extensive
as before, and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already cofnmenc-
ed operations IN our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 20 old and new
customers
We are experienced Mcchancs-each of us person
ally attending to his own department-and thus we
shall be able superior work at lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece Of work done at this Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention every order efl
at our office thus We hope % give general satisfaction
and be patronized by all friends Of home
". JACEFR 60,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
june 27-u late Nashville Mani Co.
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Dwelling for Sale.

AN Offering for sale dwelling on College ST
4 lust beyond tho Medical College. The House y Of
brick contains good rooms, elstcrr se, aud viii be
sold al q great bargain For torms apply IA
Nov. 26-u. a. V. = ilNIsikf.
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For Sale.
For Sale.

1.-TWO handsome Lots in Eigeneid, on woodland 81
The Lots front 30 feet each, and ITO feet deep
Apply 10 a v, :. fiNi~ikf.