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got up public dinner to the General I
deputatlon of militia officers, armed cap a-pic
went to Carthage TO extend the invitation It
Jackson. They found him busy, on foot, nea
the main road, dIsmounted, and with well Sc
phrase, their spokesman invited him to dinner
"For how many have you made provision 2
asked jackson "For all my men ;"
"No; only for yourself and Ulcers
"By the, them" replied the old hero, "l
nor no officer of mine will eat dinner not pro-
vided for all our JoyS!" Then turning on his
heel abruptly, he left them.
The poor militiamen were sadly discomfil.
ted and mortified at tins rebuff. ut worse
was in store for them. A quartermaster, or his
assistant, had laid hands on every horse OF the
delegation, and claimed them for public service.
Furions they appealed to the General. He de-
ciIned Interfering could make no distinctions.
Other mems horses were taken, whv not theirs
was surprised at their want of patriotism ;
not willing to give up their horses fer Transport
tatlon OF the sick and wounded soldiers! The
case was hopeless the weather warm; the
military trapping, coat, sword. boots, &c, all
INSURED for lOag march in the hot and dusty
weather. No conveyance, however could be-
had. The Generals, Colonels, Majors, and
Captains of The Tuscaloosa militia, walked to
Tuscaloosa.
"And that's the rcason," naively added my
information, "why Tuscaloosa, own, always
voted against the General
believe these unccdotes to be true. They
have never been published. The authorities
from whom had them are in every way relia-
BILE.
The late--, of Selma, Dallas county,
gave me the first in 1888. He has been dead
Tor years. lie was quartcrmaster in Jack
sou s army-himself an enthusiastic adnrer of
The old hero, politically at that time. suppor-
ter OF Judge White. He represented himself
as an eyewitness of the scene.
The second have from ID. F., near Havana,
IN Greene county, Ala. lie is slIl living
Believe Jackson to have been the greatest man,
save Washington, who ever lived. At the
lime OF the occurrence he resided near Garth
age. He saw and heard as | have written sub
'tantlaIIy.-.nOJtle Mercury.
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Day AT SEA.-The ordinary sea .day com
mences at II O'Clock noon, when all hands
lore and ait, l. G. IN cabin and torecastle. gel
dinner. The crew are divided into two watch.
Is, called larboard aud slarboard watches
which alternate IN performing ordinary shin
duties. One watch is under charge of the 6rsi
he o:her Of the second mate, when there arc
two mates only on board. After dinner. ali
hands are ordered to turn 10. under cb3rGn n,
one OF the officers, and labor ill SIX O'Clock. The
regular supper hour. Then commences the nj.
ternate watches; from six till eight is called
the dog watch, during which half the crew have
liberty 10 go below aud sleep ifthey please: at
eight the next watch is called, and the other
officer takes charge OF the deck ill twelve.
midnight; another change at four, and AGAIN
eight IN the morning, when all hands are call.
ed to breakfast; then one watch goes below
till dinner; so that the whole crew is NOT nm
deck IN good weather, except from twelve NJ.
to six p. NJ.
ln times of emergency, however, OF gaIes Of
wind, or any disaster, all hands are called no,
excepting the cook and steward, and are kenr
on deck till the captain or officer considers one
watch able to take care of the ship. The man
at the wheel, or steersman, is changed every
nall watch, or two hours, during the TWENTY
tour, and Is, al times, the only man in actiye
duty on board. But sailor, in a wel-regula-
ted SHIP never has leisure hour in his deck
watch IN the daytime. The pulling and haul.
lng' making, and taken in and trimming sails,
is but small part of his duty; every part of
snip from her deck upwards, is chaiing and
stranlng every moment at sea, in rain and
SHINE, gale or calm, and constantly reoni,ee
care, attention and labor. Probably no good
experienced shipmaster, at any one time. du.
ring his longest voyage, was ever at a los. for
a moment to find work for his crew. AT NIGHT
the only business Of the watch on deck is to
steer the vessel. keep good lookout ahead.
and be ready to make, shorten or trim sail
This is the regular routine for the officers and
crew in ordinary merchant vessels.
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General and Local Information
u. s. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President JOHN E.. BRECKIHRIDGE.
Secretary of State: Cen LEWIS CASs.
Secretary of Interior: JACOB THOMPSON.
Secretary of Treasury HOWELL Com.
S, C, etary of War: JOHN B FLOYD.
Secretary OF Navy: ISAAC TOrCEY.
Posimast Ter General: A. V. BROwN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH BLACK.
Chief Justice Lf the United States ROGER B. TANEY.
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Pretty GooD.-The Western Times tells a
story ota distressed agriculturist A farmer
PoPpeu IN mere on wednesday last to pay his
the times. On entering the house he said The
times being so hard' he couldn't raise the mo-
ney at all, and dashing a bundle of notes on
the table. there" said he, "lhat's all can
pay: The money was taken up and counted
by Mr., the landlord, who said, " why, this
Is twice as much as you owe" "Dang it,
give it to me again." said the farmer, aim
dashed if didn't take it out Of The wrong pock.
e." ,u.
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CLIP PIN G. S,

A FAST YoUNG MAN.-One day there came
to Spurs stable young man to get horse
and carriage to attend funeral Certainly
said Spur, "but," he added, forgetting the
solemn purpose for which the young man wan
ted the horse b" don't drive fast! "Why Just
look here, old fellow" exclaimed the somewha
excited young man, " want you to understand
that | shal keep up 70 the procession, if it kills
the horse I"
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PROFITABLE READING.-Seven of Mrs. Kem-
bles readings in New York, netted the hand
some amount of six thousand dollars. This ia
reading to some purpose. Shakespeare probably
did not realize as much for writing the PLAYS
which this lady read.
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SEPoys FOR SLAvEs.-Intelligeuc from Bar.
BADGES has been received that the British gov
ernment is to send thousands of Sepoys to the
West Indies, for slaves. AS they are not nig-
gers it must be all right il"5tl ~
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State Government.

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State JAMES II. LOFLAND.
State Treasurer: WM. J CLARK.
State Auditor A. b. MARVEL.
Judge IT, 5. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGTON.
Chief Justice: f.. w. GILPIN /; Associates, J. }.
MILLIGAN. JomN w. lIOVSToN, EDWARD HuoTEN.
Attorney General: GEO. p. FISHER.
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OET clergyman at Cincinnati has sued a
druggist OF that city for $4,000 damages for
making up for him wrong prescription, which
seriously affected his voice. .1FI'f
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Churches.

Asbury M + Church. Methodist, opposite Market
street; 1tev VIM IL Brisbane. pastor services lOB
O'Clock mOnng-evening at dark
Presbyterian Church, corner Methodist and East
streets; Rev FG Murphey, pastor; services O'cIk,
pm; t..A1..s
st Peters prot EpscopaD. Union at pastor, Rev
G.. Ridgely, Temporarily; Church closed for re.
Pairs--servlces in Presbyterian church 10 ocrk,
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Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denny, John Eaton. DR.
William Cummins. James X. Clements. William c.
ElasOn, Robert Denney, EnOch Spruance.
Assessor Thomas l.. Sutton.
Treasurer Thomas E. Jefferson.
PsIice: Charles Hayden. Owen Simpson, Rees
Pratt, John Eaton, Jr., John Mannering.
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Societies.

Morning Star Lodge, No 6. l o cf o F.-Meets at
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening.
Shawnee Tribe, No s. o OOf X M.-Meets every
Thursday evening at SpruanCe Building.
Mcdonnell Enclmpment, No J, 1 o Of F,-Meets
q Land 4Lh Tuesday Of every month.
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Hnndreh Officers.

Notary Public ]. s. lIrFFINGruN.
Justices Of the Peace Smyrna, j. EATON, DAN'L
b. FAIRIES kentOn, WM III. TAYLOR.
Collector: MARTIN l.. SMITH
COnstables: Smyrna. Capt Henry d. SCouT JOHN
EATON, Jr.; KcniOn. L. r. MEZICK.
Assessor; JAMES w Roe
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CORPORATIONS.

Bank Of SmJrnl-President A. Stocky; Cashier.
William NJ. Bell Clerks, L. J. Colt John C. SIockly
Directors. Hon Presley Spruance William J. llurOck.
Daniel COrbit. Henry Stout Daniel Cummins. George
DAVIS James X. Clements, Peter + Causey Discount
day: Thursday
Citizens Bank chartered by last Legislature-Slock
not all TAKEN
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"Two-FoRry BEATEN-On the 2stb No.
yember,two young men skated half a mile in
one minute and fifteen seconds, on HollockyilIe
p,nd, in Hawley, Mass. d9tnrsih ft.-I
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obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis,
and in all must be sent to the Office tor pubica'
aIon.
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Snhn.,l.

smyrna Academy N Bass, A NJ, Mrs o N Bass
Precep ptOrs;
rabllc School, No 3.Isaac Pennewell;
- 5-A G Kimberly.
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Kent County Officers.
Treasurer: WM. SATFERFIELD.
Register: r. w. REYNOLDS,
Recorder: GEo. RAwLsTON.
Proth1nOtary: RiCnARD n. MERGIKEN.
Clerk of the Peace Henry TnDB.
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: JoHN GREEN.
Coroner: EDWARD REED.
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Congress.
Kent County Officers.

Senators: JAMES \. BAYARD, MARTIN w. BATES.
Representative: WM. G.. WmIrELY.
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The SMYRNA TIMES
Is EDITED AND PUBLISHED
BY ROBT. D. HOFFECKER.
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED

This paper is issued weekly, at 81 so in advance or
$500 if not paid within the year.
Advertisements will be charged so cts per square for
Khe first Insertion and 25 for every subsequent III
serton, twelve lines or less considered square.
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The Law Newspapers as decided by the
Courts,

l. Subscribers who do give express notice to the
contrary considered wishing to continue their
subscription.
O. If ST bscribes order the discontinuance of their
periodicals. the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid.
IL subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take th9r pc
riodicals from the Office to which they are directed
they held responsible till they have settled The bill
aud ordered them discontinued
T. IL subscribers to other places without IN
forming the publishers and the papers are sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, removing ard leaving
Them uncalIed for, prima facle evidence oi nlen-
iiOnal fraud.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-14

Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
times" Office. upon very moderate charges.
a1r Judgment BoRds Notes, &c, kept constantly on
hand and other Blanks printed to order, punctually
and correctly.
Persons IN want of Bills, Blanks anything in the
Jobbing line will find il TO their interest to give us
call.
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" are now In receipt Of our stock Of Goods adapted to the
Nv approsohing season, comprising the largest and most
complete imported By Of Ladies Dress soods
of the --latest Styles entirely new .f--tt
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10 his Sahseqaest career as s jurist and eo5idsr
of-he laws. e. Governor Of the 5tsfs and IS a Sen.
3 orr he maintainsd bis grsat reid iion. and. for
loteiiestUal strength snd ss q fstarergz5 infsriar
5o.1ene-ef ms con- snPdEafies ne vas sdu atsd
SeneFsonisn Republican, and through Efs adasrpf
. the easdinRl doctrines iauqbs "a ths. sessoi ~
siriei oonsirusiioa and Stste Rghts
his iite Was eVentiul aud Storm y-full Of reraor-
al aud political vieissifudss b 6 lived NJ an is,.--
e4 iag period aud cane IN cohtact vita most of fhs
eminent men Of ,hr last aud prssai .gea sratioa.
Ia territorial times, Whsn ptrtv aulrif r.n -s-~
higl hetweea The psiisans Of fhs lac loha kdani-
Administrations and the friends Of st. Jef-rson.
George POindexter wa closely associaisd aith tie
late Gen. EsId na a Ugh ClsibsrRe, then speaker
Of thsfsaritOsal legislature and a. ne hesd oftha
repuoho4u party Of The Missis -ippi territory then
embracing the ahols o. the present stat- Oh tI.bs-
ma The papers isfi By Sen Cl,ib5rde are Of zrssE
historic value. They furnished maierial z r sar-
era Of the most Interesting ch tpfers af Plcksfts
'Histry Of Aiab ms." and Of tie lase Dr Moneiie's
very lsasn-d and aborats H .sfJrg or the VALLEY
u toe ais- ssippi
The papers Of Gov, P0indsEisr must Be Ts-y valu-
aoie 70 md Instructive A-de from ,bossinihs hands
ol 81 eAeeu ore se eeliVe Col Claiborna has many
10 hseWh han'is tithvf a rset from, ~. 6.ther a.
from ioug corre-p denco -ifk G,- paInsf.v...
himself We may, 4hsrefOrp, eHs-st fro1, .sis ~.
a work Of rare interest aud vslup.
HIS memoir Of CIV Pond xter RiIl enls,,.. a..
- - '--l--- - w. q NO
man will embfses mech Of the vama6ls kistorj n
The SfGfs. -..I r.r GH
The flEing and oapiYstiBg style of 0ol Cal
rhe, bis eltssio Attachments. BIZ Varii nf0rma5f
an extensive research, eudoW bin With pre- ami-
rent qIsiicui5 Tor the TASKS be has uadsftaken.
sOd E Secure for his perfOrmaaos q laffes sbar- OF
'l0 &c favor Il il bis Eish make the hggraphiss
g c. mp',te IS possible and ks0W he would feel
sTaeful 70 his friends and frieuds and eorresDen-
i' nt' OF the eminent deceased they Woeld irans-
ar % HIN a. shiel'hb rO' aR7 lester or D rsoual
eeo es'iJRs, aneedo es orin adsns Ehisb a,iabt be
emed Of value in the PREPARATION o. ths proposed
E0Fks.-Jaeksoa Hisfgibbian t- 81
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1855. FALL TRADE. 1855.
~ i7ETr NJ NJ IN . p HrTT T r1vEpv = Rsrpo,rr,~

32 UNoE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN. -
MFRS. DOYLErespeceully announces to the aaiesEr--
lVH Of Nashville State Of Tennessee, and adloinng
States that she will receive in few days from New York
the largest and most magniheet stock OF FRENCH PATTERN
B0NNETS, we'll the cheapest brought city, in
part follows:
1000 FaIl and Winter Bonnets, N colors: 81 -lI
1900 Ladies' Misses Brown White Leghorn Boomers
SD new styles; -e
500 Cheniel Fancy Bug Maebeau Plain and Flower Head
l Dresses
500 Laiies' Dress Caps:
1900 Boxes French HOwes Party and Bridal ap
pOntments t
1890 Pieces Rich Winter Bonne Ribbons new styles;
25O Boxes White, Red and eoloied Plurnes. --
EMBR0IDERIES such Ollars, Sleeves, Handkerchief
Sets, Bands, Edgings, Chdrens Robes, Waists Capes
large Of Patent Skirts Coe Cloth Cloaks Of the most
Rocky Mountains. ...
II old Bonnets renovated and retrimed in No style m
augl56 MRS. DOYLE
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sale OF House and Lot.

NY decree Of the County Court Of Davidson eo1E .eele
at the September term 1858 in tbe csss Of 4onn aug 80
Court Nashville SATURDAY ne % day o.
next lot Of ground fronting 80 feet Cfddle se 9is OF
which rms hack feet and runs back only - ieet
Terms--s viii required IN cash. and tne balance on
credit Of one two and years without interest saa fO
rt ts n tt eass Of sally King, and s sold for dstbu
- - .T,o,9a- - 5fs y 80 F.R. CHEAT AN,
~. s.r5I s ~ - ~ Clerk and Master.
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EEENABLE a. PEE..rn1- =

onesquare. O. year, sso-Rscl sdditioosi ,oa,r. alo
Advertisers eKeeedinI tlse spi.cg vs,-lrs,ss
fors HTill be charged for ths eTeess. -
aos. Bo5h aaalsior ths iss sss Fdrs oI. rsE ssh
AdVerten sspghlahed IN both tbs Daily and Wsaky nj
Be charged he az daily rates With haif ths sri 49,
7reasisut dsrssnssass ssss - pod Tor e sAs tine .,
Te Correspondents.
r. wiz great deal o. gnhecesary tSIbIe u an,
ends u writing % viii bear IN mind lo0unr rues.
Always vs dass post oos county STATE b s biv
q Four letter a- 49,.
Z you ush pspsr changed from oes anothsr give
both Offices In fall
II write business and other matters, sspaste
sneers Of pager, different leaves Of one sheet.
Leersand emunica0ns solicited uon az such actssnd
subjects 0f information interest public
Anonymous comnnicae0as Of Ehategerchzrlcts viii rscsvs
no attention.
Correspondents should write only pon one ds OF the paper
ne eannot undertake % return rejected communications.
All letters business should bs directed % Mer T.
EASTMAN A. Co and psrsouay 10 either of the Proprie
-
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NEW FALL \ WLNTER GOODS

R A U BE q LUG AS.
WTE are now receiving our stock Of Fan Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Reay Made Clothing, Fur
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrOans Cpetng, Queenswsr
Hardware etc. to which inve the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock this market. II
ary for US anything rega selling goods cheap
reported throughout all be Eastern cities selling
goods We TIE charge, and say short
time, prompt buyers, and cash that prepared
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported TO- manufactured in the United States
to which We invite special attention. #Hrs -
Also have large stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in quality, style and oapness In America.
Also, 400 cases BOOTS SHOES which and wiz sell
under regular prices. b.. .t..
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING3 ply, ply wool snd all
cotton, that be bought Of bT less than manufacturer
prices. Call and see ...H
Also, have made arrangement with Of the largest i'm
porting houses in America for Queetswa By the crate for New
York jObblng prices Call and before buying.
Also, Hardware Cutlery, Files, ACES, &c., sc.
Merchants who purchase for sh and give short notes.
and pay hem will find house he place for them,
TRAURE A LUCAS
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PFNNsYLVANIA CENTnAL RAILROAD
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
6 - -


LIS q. - zsls-..-sEi-E zlaa7...-@.zes
TEyE Great Central Route connecting the atlantic cities With
Western. Northwestern, and Southwestern States 1y CON
tnuous Railway direct This road also connects at Pittug
with daily lines of Steamers all ports on the western RIVERS
and AT evpsnd and Ssndnsy with steamers TO all ports on ne
NortferD Lakes making most dtrect cheapest and Tt
route b which FREIGHT can be forwarded to anc from e
frsHJ Wet. ,-,. -.--u-,-r,-r.,
RATES BETWEES PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRsT CLAss-Bts, Shoes, Dry Goods Gn Tic rer 1901
boyesD FurS Feathers, &c,
sFCoyD CLaszBOOks and Stationary Dry G0, nor 100 4
Goods Or tales-) Hardware, Leather, dSc1 !
TurRp CLAa.-Auvils, Baggng Bacon and 5Oc rer IOOR
Pork On bulE.) Hemp, Sc., }
ForRTs CAssCodee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork an, er 1OOh
fDactei.) Lard and Lard Oil
FI0ur-75cts per bDl. until further notice,
Grsir-35cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Coon-S2 per bale, exceeding 5OOO lbs weight, unt luT
thsr notice. ,..,-,,-,.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phadepha
Il particular marx package 5tI. FhI0skhsG HHttroGd
ali Goods CONSIGNED the Agents Of this Railroad at Phllade
p1ia or Pitts5urg will forwarded without detention
FREgHT AaENs- Harris, Wormey & Co., Memphis Tenn
r r. Sa IS & Co., Louis j. S. Mitchell a. sen, Evansville
Indiana: DumasuiI, and Murdock, aud Carter JeTett
Louisville Ky r. o. Meldrum, Madison, Indiana, Sprnan
q Brown. and CO.. Cincinnati, n W GTaam q Co.,
Zanesye Ohio Leach Co., No. 81 hby street, Boston,
Itb Co. Ast1r House. New York. No. ], william street,
and No Battery Place, New York. E. j. sneeder Phadehi
bTar.- 4 Rooms Baltimore; c. Frauciscus, Pttsurg
II. X. HOUSTON, General Freight Age1t, F1tS a.
H. j. LOMBAEKT, Sup't,, AAO0Ra, Penn.
'JS-u
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TYITHIN i've miles d Galstin, summer county Tenn. Dot
NJ far from the Louisville ald Nashville RaoAd Hs veil
ii ti1he sd veil set blue yrasl sih eon a.
BE Fsos ind Outbuildngs Terms Ess san - aosn y sP
plying to 7. Bsysrs, aailaGias 1ern. - sefa~Na4
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.aa+4 iNAeBhA q tcAVLS8 r AL'EHV.
" Viz unerSgned having Puced the shove ustent for the
me Middle Division Of Tennessee. with tue exclusive
r1 q mann acura therein, would respectfully solicit the
Stion Or the pubic In general, 70 gTe he enuie paant
Bread trali when the result VIII BE Uniformity h quality
ans its texture; free from any drug
HFsri keeqs gngeT THAI any other Without bomiuF
slle cuts EAndsoner, With sQuai to he fnes French
Bresd.
~ ssaCrum q FauE.s Patent sTsread. .g1a1o
The genuine sroe VaFauts Is orizeato Be uaDnassursa
By else in Middle Tennessee and the city of ssi bUt
cas- s-.a. ' GEoReE GREfG,
- ID 40 Il - Nos. 7Aui 50. Union street. -
Therefore, 70 prevent imposturas inn estoD from evil ais
pasi persona 70 mia e tn des6rFsy ra aiar Bred rstsr
No y and 80 Union street. . only place where hs enuins
artce can hs prOcaIedga g . - - altI 9.
~ ssgseFs GEORGE GREEG 8af tF {
has at lsrgs expense, purchased retains ne Patent from M
original inventors uh0 has hd the bread bore kIstuotn
lnstiiu Elere SD esuical tst before s
gentlemen connected with the Smithsonian INSTITUTE ard reV
ID the highest prlea Silver Msabdss other Institutions
Good reads the essential ding in @ Nons viii seek
the ordinary bread that has bsen the process nau
uie Tor hundreis Of years. the imitation Patent Bend
Ehen theg procure the genuine article Hora
GEORGE GREId. 4. r.e.
No. q and %, Uaion s. kashgie Tenn,
al fair price, and that without the danger of Imposition 10
Country Hotels Fairs &C. this article q k5ep
aEoR6E aRETe, -
septz9-d3m NO 81 and 50 Union street.
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FALL ANp WTNrER. -.
OPENING Day, Tuesday, Oct. Isth.

Opening Day, Tuesday, Oet. 18th,
..s. ..a-.r-. OF rll
FRENCH BONNETs AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
A tis GA SetRd 81 Ets Esio YorE llsViar E0orsu.
No. 89s Union strees.
Rs DOYLE med respectfully b. aauT Gus
IVA toners ia Nashville i throughout or rennes
see s Usll as ALBANIA keHtucsy at eturref
irom New YORK sit he grEeously sianf sick
o. FaneJ Pattern Bonnes and Millinery goods, exhibited hv
herself body this city she rsnana
In NeE HOrS te possible In The order % dere
opsd every gen and uqyelty t4t F0uid bcta ado-n
ald feal ~ ne iefnae divine IN part loloEgs
Aa0u IRA pattern uuuefs- glitteTiug Vi rcness.
SO White ami coiore Chdrens HAS, new sryle1--.
hagnfdGsnt Hch Head Dressss;
lOedO1 liaT Pins and he.d ornameu1li
Ladies Dress Cap in great v1rietys
30n pisces Rich winter Boa Cap, Sash and hahon4.
Sc dUG Patent Extensive szrs shd Bustes ir Lass snd
H. Misses;
$50 boxes achss and Enbros5es laEs a1B0rtet which
would be tedious 70 particuafise;
1000 boEe % frach F0EeTs, hfilanl md PLUMB
the rare;
New style q shaEs Cloas and Durs or every ds.sos
q heautfa assortmcnto q clrssts. -.-r go
Her customers wishing their sumner Bonne rstrued nay
RIB that her styles Trimmings this Will surs any
thing done before az he establishment -
oesrs MRS DOYLE.
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XETE have now IN store, hne tockof Pianos,
w Melodeons, Window Shades, Arlists' bla-
terals, &C., and still manufaetufng Inside Il "a ii
BIinis and all ud Gilt Works. haze recentyJ v -
addsd largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MTRRORS
&c In WOrd intend to THE TINES pleass
customers and induce them parOne home instead of
sending abroad. a's fII.
beblG-H w. & R. FREEMAN.
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B Il o A ID w A Y -

AM Offering for Sale hoss most valuable Lots, Corner Of
lToadEay md Cherry streets. > r..r- -a 80
One forty feet Broadway and hundred ana
eighty Cherry street.
The other adOins the aboEe fronts thirty feet on Broadway ano
runs back $50 feet Alley lS feet wide. .l y
Now the mc to procure good business stand FoT terms
sc apply 70 lsepI6-lml A. Y. s. bIhDsLEf
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
NEM Ill do No. ! Sole Leather Covered do
ENSWT9M do Medallion and Iron Framed DO
eGASl1-9 do Extra sizes Fiat Top Tray do
do Travelling SstChels. p
CENTS No. ] Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Yalisesi
JOHN RAMAaE,
mav29 College street.