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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01
VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE.
Opinion OF tIc Judges Of the late We
cIhanicS' air.

4 T the late Mechanics Fair. held in the
1 City of Nashville, ia October. 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in
Class 43-No l., GROVER X BAKERS Sewing
Machines: No. lG4. SINGER's-R EP O Il II
upon the PRINCIPAL points and merits Of
the two machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread ma
chimes. that is. using two separate threads
for making the stitch; hat Of GRuvEu *
BAKER using the thread from COMMON
STOOLS WlTIl TWO NEEDLES; and that
of SiNGEG's using one spool and one needle.
the Other thread working from BOBBlN
ENCLOSED IN \ SHUTTLE. AMI, in the
opinion OF The comm ttcc. is best adapted TO
FINE CLOTHING. SADDLERN, &c.
The GROVER 4 BAKER AS the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND. OF
COURSE. EASIER Man AGED; advantage
of USING SPOOI.S WITHOUT RE-WlNn-
ING and. with the exception OF fine cloti-
ing. sadGlery, &c, ~ The opinion Of the
committee l. BEST SUITED fOIt FAMILY
USE.
E-e- The part of this report referring TO
the Singer Macbiue as best adapted to fine
Clothing was intended 70 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE ms best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOl HING BY TAlLOkS,
IN WORKSHOP at. The SANE IN
REFERENCE 70 SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEwuIG-MACHINE COMPANY,
Eo. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville Teuu. January ~, iNJS--u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

FArAL DuEL IN MlNNEsorA.-A quarrel be-
tween a lumberman named Giggy aud a Chip
pewa Indian Chief known as H0le-in-the-
Day" was settled by duel At the Indian
Agency, above Grow Wing. Minnesota, on tle
18th inst. The weapons chosen were reyol-
YER. and the distance sixty feet. On the irst
fire Giggy Was wounded in the right side, aud
ON the second in the left. lie then fell to the
ground, but, recovering himself, iirs,l the third
round in reeumbent position and shooting
Hole-in-the-Day through the heart, killing him
Instantly. The unfortunate Chippewa leaves
seven wiyesi
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Report of the Commissioner of
Patents.

The annual report from the Patent Office
the first from the pr sent Commissioner-was
transmitted to Congress on the goth ult. 1t
embraces complete summary of the opera
tons of that very important aud interesting
branch of the Government for the year 1887,
and suggests various improvements i'll the pre-
sent laws. Mr.. Commissioner Holt has evil
IDENTITY given close attention to the Office placed
under his charge, and studied well its wants,
as well as the existing imperfections in the
Office.
Applications for patents during the year, 1857 451
Patents granted, including designs, nc -.-. -2SlO
Granted 10 the citizens Of the United States. otS
Granted 10 citizens Of other countries. ~
The largest number of patents were granted
to citizens of the State of New DIRK, beng
855 in number; TO Massachusetts, 42l; 10
Pennsylvania, 314 and so on down to Ran
sas, l. During the months of October, No
vember aud December the business of the Pa
tent Office declined rapidly, yet the number OF
patents issued during the year 1857 exceeded
by 40S the number issued during the preced-
lag year. Each successive year shows regu-
lar increase of the number issued.
Receipts of the office for the year S196 1872 OF
expenditures for the same time III ,is2os
lcess of expenditures receipts SIS ,45O0
This excess of expenditures is Occasioned by
payments for stationery, parchment, and books
purchased in 1856, and 10y the falling off in the
receipts of the Office during the last quarter Of
the year.
The following is a statement of the patent
funds:
Amount hand Jan ], 1857 81, l69 -
received during the year ......-.. 196, 49,, pl
Total resources observation-disclosures. PSI sol SIS
Expenditures for the year III ,5S2os
balance Jan. I. 1858. ............. SO, 719, 40
France is the only country in which greater
number of patents have been granted than in
the United States. With population of near
ly 80 millions there were issued 6,1S7 patents,
in the United States, with a population Of
twenty-three millions, 2,910. Great Britain
and Ireland, with larger population than the
United States issued 2,ll5 during the past
year
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

LET THERE BE NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE, or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical
Faculty published as soon made, all their
discoveries and almost all that is known of
real value for the cure of disease, has been
discovered by them. DR.. dyer takes the hon
orable honest course. and right because 1t Is
honest. He goes to work and inyents the best
remedy which medical skin can devise for tine
cure of certain complaints then publishes
what il is and maintains his monopoly of it
solely by making it cheaper, better, more per-
feet, than anybody else can. Ii the people
would exact this of all who Offer medicines,
they would have much less trash to swallow.
Ne1C Orleans organ. Feb. l-lw.
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ADVICE TO LADIEs-We are aware there are
many of our lady readers who are complain
ing of weakness and debility. Our advice is
to go at once and get some of McLEANs
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
1t is delicious Tonic, and just the thing to
STRENGTHEN and INyIGoRATE the whole organ
iZation and PURIFY the BLOOD. See advertise
m mt in another column. For sale by all
druggists in this plac,. feb l-Iw.
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MAsnn ,lr,n,,lc,. nrl1cr NJ NcnR !

A'NIIIS, JHnUITl 2, los. /
This Will certify thai am using the PARAFElNE
CANNi1~CGAI OIL manufactured by the Union Coal
and OIL Company Of Maysvill", KY, in our machine
shops and on the locomotives ou the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and have given il the several
tests, in order prove is qualities as q lubrcating
oil. have no hesitation IA recomma nding il a
rcrior OIL for Railroad purposes. both ia regard tO
economy AMI a perfect I.sbrC3tor. ] believe Il
BE- the best oil have used anu that gallon WI. 20
far as two gallons of Lard on. The machinery is
running IA the shops with twenty per cent less
power uian Is required for ordinary oil. TIL tuiiiy
oi the oil arises, am convinced, from the total alb
Scnce OF gum, and does not effect Is lCbrCatn
crt!rs, but only requires tiat the orccs IN the oCups
and feeders should be reduced ia order the OIL
economically.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

ZS~ The Heralds Washington correspon-
dent says that the Senate special committee
ON French spoliation claims decided at their
last meeting in favor Of reporting a bull which
Mr.. Crittenden is preparing. twill include
all the reports heretofore mode, together with
the votes, &c The mode by which the COM
mittee propose to pay said claims is to issue
United States five percent stock. They limit
the amount TO i've millions. To he paid pro
rata, provided they exceed five million dol
lars
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PariIine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating MACHINERY.

Is Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very fa
voraby known and extensively used in the place Of
Sperm for the last few years. Oils OF similar nature
and quality being made by the Union Coal and
Oil Company, and very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the same weight and VIII bear
the same temperature, when winter strained, the
best sperm, and is fully equal TO il n Lubricator;
having been subjected the severcst tests upon both
heavy and light machinery, and given entire sltsiac-
ton. This Oh is peculiarly adapted 20 Railroads, Cot
ton Spindles. Machine Shops, and all machinery
where fine Oil is required. II is more economical
than ordinary Oils is sold about the same price,
and half The quantity viii do equal amount of
fabrication and do it better.
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be used
in the manner the finest sperm. The openings
OF the and feeders used for ordinary Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the Oh VIII be wasted
These OILS VIII he furnished dealers at the factory
prices adding freghts insurance, and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented.
For sale by Ewin, Pcndlcton * Co, Of this city
Agents, for the Union Coal and OIL Company, Mays
vile, by.
We call public attention to the following certificates
of gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
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AZ ACT.

Rv,~sesxu ma Sgrgass41NnEsT 80 PpBIc soBooLs
kEss5st 10 ma kaosspEA SAAE, ~ Al otiss4AA2
AZ FliE Hiss sstltI<, E5e.
So a ae 10 enacted BY tae nap or ana
aIaerneu OF the lfy 90 Nashville, lat
44g - t-ir SUES - - se'i0
sshss " furnish me s.ec-rer y a - = ne nanisa
- 81 a. olafs afsraensg Ito sa4 ,nlts, with Tie
nss,-s AZ thsir ts1rrat. 1aeH4itsr and uie Ward
g. Hxe "a AM tile ctreet tlcy I've ca, Sunshine
- >. aiso a .al,sis nlaula la "a each a.idtonal
sche.F ghat lay be e1islua 1@ias t1c tcatA u FEB
TlaFF.
So 2 he lt enacted, That hereafter 10 scholar
si.sf ~ 1sltfltl sllls frpz tnr ce1u2ry
-, l,..rsi 81 H. csF ~ live Nth ans cad rela-
ton he p Ies q Feeelsils Ne 60 - n =
visa sal gao l4n-
szc. ! ne a. enacted, fh4G shls act shsl - N
forcs lfoEa ana 4. l4A11zoe.
Pssss4 Als4 - "a lsss psss-iw
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wM. R. NICHOLS, Master SIachnist.
MArsynrr, KY, November II, 1857.

10 he T5siop Cp,I and oil Company:
GENTnAE>-htyiBg used your Iuhrcatng II, made
froIn Camel Coal. the machinery Of our Cotton
Mills OncludEE hlignc and Spnllcs) the last few
weeks, Nc prepared T. say tilat have found 4
greatly superior tp any other, excepting tie best
Sperm and ful!y cIIal O. taat article. for wa ch
have been paying lrCm one dollar seventy -lyr cents
% two dollars and twenty Ave cents psr gallon The
Oh distributes very perfectly over the machinery,
wears long Jan8 Is free from gum, which rrU-
ton, aad consequently heat
In view Of the superior quality of this Oh, We have
adopted II for Mills. From the low price al which
Il sold doubt not Il must come into general use.
JANUARY & WOOD.
I'ropreturs ui MaysNllle Cotton Mills.
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Wall PAPERS.

kTIaH IS, IS 30 and 25 cents; glazed SIS 60 cts.
~ Together with every description of
Borders, Fire-Screens, Center Pieces, Window
Paper,
And all the most fashionable styles for Parlors, Halls
and Dining-r
Terms, Cash for all small bills.
W. ". FINN,
Nor IS Public Square, cor Dcadcrck st.
N Paper Hanging done in the best manner by
competent workmcu fcbl-lm
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READERs.-Thosc who read may he divided
into four classes: l,t Spougcs, who absorb
all they read, aud return il in nearly the same
state, only a very little dirti,d. I'd Sand
Glasses who retain nothing, and are content
10 get through a book for the sake of getting
through the time 81. Strain-bags who re
tain merely the dregs OF what they read 4th.
Mogul Diamonds ,quslly rare and valuable
who profit 10y what they read, and enable
others 10 profit by il also.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

REVOLUTIONARY CIAMS.-In the House on
Friday bill was introduced by Hon. r. +.
FentOn, '.for he fnqI settlement If the claims #
the officers and soldiers Of the Revolutionary army
and tie ,cido,cs and ciifrea Of those aohO died IN
tie service" Mr.. Fenton, who is an able and
leading member Of the New York delegation,
Investigated these claims during his first terra
i'll Congress four years ago, and became fully
satisfied of their justice. At the present ses-
sion the subject has received careful revision,
ami, although confined to his room by sick
ness he has through his friends succeeded in
introducing bill which it is hoped will re-
ceivc the favorable action of the committee
and of Congress. We understand the bill al
lows the halfpay for life promised by Con
gress TO the officers of the Continental army,
after deducting their Communication certificates
and pensions under the act of 1923. 1t also
grants 100 acres of land TO the surviving chill
dren of Revolution soldiers. The heirs of these
officers and soldiers will find in Mr. FentOn a
faithful advocate of their Just demands, and
from the known competency of Hon. s. S.
Cox of Ohio, chairman of the Committee on
Revolutionary Claims, we shall doubtless
soon have an able report-BaLtin1ore american,
26h Uh.
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STILL A II WORK
u w MAXEY & CO

TJAvE from the wreck of their Store and shop by
fire on Friday the I'D Of January opened in No.
% Market street three doors below nion Hall where
their friends and the public viii find them prepared TO
sell Tin Plate, Block Tin, Sheet ron Copper, Wire,
Marbelized Iron Nantes Parlor and Chamber Crates,
Cook stoves Coal and Wood Heating Stoves, Pressed
and Japanned Tnware Common Tnware, Sc., Sc-, at
wholesale and retail. Job Work done 10 order with
neatness and despatch
febI-lw 7. ". MAXEN X co.
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THE LECoM'roS CoNsrTuTIoN.-Th Wash
ington Correspondent Of the Charleston C1ur-
Ter says there is a majority of elsOen in the Sc
nate in favor Of the admission of Kansas with
the Lecompton Constitution.
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no our ODD Ctstorners (. Friends.

WE have Now ocated ourselves al No. l. Dcldc-
w rick street. where prepared 90 furnish
them with at KINDS of drinks such a. Brandy, Whisky
Gin and Wines o All descriptions 81 the best quail ties
also tobacco smoking aud chewing with variety Of
the best cigars. oar dcsircs u do every tag t.
cater the tastes Of patrons Gail, gcit ciucn
try for yourselves, Vs. are always n our post
yaa30-3m J. l.. PRICE a }. T. ENTRY.
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snperintendant Of \. x {. R. r.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 80, 1888.
We are using the Paraiae Camel Coal OH 10 Ms
chine shop, and take great pleasure stating that
have never used any Oh equal L. Il viii wear very
greatly longer and lCbIcate more thoroughly than the
best quality of Lard or other ordinary OIL is free frum
gum, and = just slch "a needed Tor nachina-
ry- We doubt Hot It must Gene into general Use. We
think this oil fully cqGai To the best sperm, and that
one gallon IS worth more than oI the best Lard
OIL. AND'W ANDERSON.
j. L. ROMANS
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Part 10 of the revised code passed third
reading.
Part IL of the revised code passed first
reading.
A number of local and private bills passed
second reading.
Adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing
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EOr EaGHCall.

rT'HE regular passenger and q c~~--1 -
i freight steamer, LOOkOt +. s55tl -r.s,aIslS7
W. SINS, Master, will leave for -zzzza-zS=Sz=z=sz-sz
the above and all intermediate ports this day, NON
DAY, Feb. at II NJ She is of tho fastest bouts
the river, and passengers w find her comfortable
in every respect For freight passage apply
board. fcbl-it
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Nashville and Carthage Packet.

T'HE fine passenger and freight tn
l. steamer BLANCHE LEWIS, Ezg 1872
JoHN l.. BATtaAE, Master, viii ssESA
leave for Carthage THIS DAY at O'Clock p NJ, and
continue regular packet in the made, leaving this
city every Monday and Thursday evening For pas
sage or freight apply on board or to
febl-lt \. HAMILTON. Agent.
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Tennessee bonds.

At the Stock Exchange Sales. in New York.
on the 18th ult, $4,000 Tennessee Bonds,
sold at s9{c, and 10000 at S9}c. Thus they
continue to appreciate.
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MAKE D.

On the 18th of January, by the Rev. J. f. Carnes,
Col SAMUEL. d. BURKs, Of Rnsseilville Ky. 10 Miss
BETTE j. eldest daughter Of Jas. c. Page Esq, of Bar
ron
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

~ Monday. February Sfh. 1857 We
~ Wal sen Tor cash, IN font 81 our Narehoase a
follows, viz: ~
- hhts New Sugar; 100 boxes Star Cansfles.
Zoo oags Coase; loA hlfs * qrs do.
IS bbs. New Molassas: Is hnxes s.lar,.a "a, %
40 bbs. crushed aad DOW Cheese. -
dered Sugar: 100 bhls White WHISKY.
IS kits slaCkerel: Is y Y Rr.rSy,
80 pkgs VI. Il Raisins; Is Holland elm
10 sacks Pecans; 10 y. f. Rum
sacks Almonds: 800 kegs Nails.
Il cases Sardinrs: IS doz Paiutsa Ruci,e,s.
20 boxes Cove Oysters; 30 nests Tubs:
10 bags Pepper: IS boxes starch.
Is chests Tea $50 Sos,.
% bales Cotton Irvine: IS povlc's CansIas.
80 coils Rope: 100 doz Mas0n's Backing:
Is eases Matches: loo boxes Flasks. 9
Together with numerous other articles Ia make AN
comniota sale. LANIIl:, PHILLIPS 4 Co.
lcbi--ti No 80 Market q Get
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.

Twenty Choice Varieties for one Dollar.
ryNiE slbsc.t respectfully announces that M n
L b. supply q want that has been greatly de- NlzF,
nla,!ed nv Amateurs oi Flowers, he has pur- fSs~y
chased from Nr a. T. Bliss, al Springfield, dA.,
assortment u L.s Flower Hevdr, winch have been
found ani are known every state ~ the Unipn, %
BE- al tne nt.st reliable characters. ! make the fol
Iowrg extract frnn Bliss Catalogue, that Il may be
seen that sell them ~ eNirtly hs .css- lis seeds
en- brace nat only those a. hs raising, bat selec
tnns from the best kngllsh French and herman dow
CT ssses. They sod AZ hail the price that flower
seeds have before coinmandcf ~ The market
lave selected of ms large COLLECTION ~ tower
seeds the rna<t bsauflal anG snowy vareties each
cfct hen planted out Ia beds groups IN the r'wer
barler / have had each varsity distinctly marked
With ths BlaIaical AMI ingl-h name heEht time uf
Iaweriag. color o the Tower, manner "a grow ing,
wheilef erect OF trailing, At, the time q should be
sssu aad thaF vzgAh4e hints a. - ~ caltk tiun-
IN -loctng these varieties haze bocn careful % ex
cu1e ala which sy ol,souacrs % have M gnin
cant appearance thai tlse evectuls y ~ cuiIahre
Nhch behave would prove - the entire s4tislactiasn
u any Lady o. gentleman Who might be dsI-sed 10
Greer thri TIle collecuon WI be sent free by Tsst
D. any part Of Tbs country a TIE luliosas prices
Assortment No l. CONSISTS q tNcEfy esoce varieties
u Ann1@ti- Isl 10
No :. consist Of twenty ehsice warm
ties u fienHiais AMI fefenlials %
No = cuflEsts II I'm extra iinc N1rse-
Ia 81 ANIMALS ana f'orcnnisis, efnbra-
eing Esany q t,ls mes cad cho.c-st ~
c.l!tN atlaia $3.50 .-.----- .---.-.-- W
No :, run.-st - hve Tcsy cho.ce Earl-
esies seleetct from frlzr fi0Ners "a Lasi-h la1-
sss German C4rL4ton, aud l'icstcc ililsr, Yer
hsfias. rragsnt's Preach Asisrs, aaa Issshr Hot
II hrcks, each ~ NhsCh are ssla - tseatf ave
ests s.ilsH ~ =,
iefsas ordering vii la-se gas III neiiatcf ~
bii.s OF passage STAMPS ALA MAeALNAf.
trbl-G N--of+l-fs ANtA-
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&C. A dispatch from Washington states
that Hon VIM Preston, Of Ky, Is to be the
nrw Minister 10 Spain.
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Amnsements.
CRISP,S GAXEV

SCALE PRICs--Dress Circle and Parquette IS cts;
Family Circle so cts Colored Gallery 25 cts. Doors
open Il past six To commence at seven O'Clock.
Box Office open daily from \. NJ TO u, and from
to p. NJ.
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On Monday Evening, February LIST, 1855

The eminent American Tragedian EDWIN BOOTH,
positively for saS nights only
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-01

Will be acted Shakspeare's Tragedy Of KING RICH
ARD THE III. Richard, Duke of Gloster, Mr.. EDWIN
BOOTH. Queen, Mrs A l. MfsNKIS- Pas De Deux SIS
ters HESARADE. To conclude with a new Farce Of the
MARRIED BACHELOR.
For fun partlcuIars see programme bills fehI
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Mr. Knowles is Master OF Machinery of our Road and
IA reliable man IA whose statements would confle.
I. X. STEVENSON. President
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
IL. l. ANDERSON.
Superintendent of y * & Il 4
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Strayed or Stolen.
For Sale.

A NEAT COUNTRY RtSIIEACE, two miles -
~ the Gallatin Turnpike road this side -
the nfst t.ll gate. eoutaiune nearly nine s-c<S
acres IL superior land. about t4rcc acre. have -
been sEccesslully culIyaea vegetable The Eas..ce
Is vol timhered. The improvements CONSIST 81 a
framed house fh three rs-luS. and kitchen, and
porch ATTY feet lofsg and vile, rom,
bl-, carriage house, Sc-, and well enclosed with
Icaces ~. ANY lrarsnn Gesigaes 81 purchasing
sach piace, Obtain bargain un hfs-ral tesuls BY
Application - No o. college, street, Aazhy iie Tenn
lanZ.-lm
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EWkN * pENDLErON & CO..
nashville AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRnAD
MAIuINI. Nm.rp I'm - -


MACHINE SHOP, Jan. IS IeJS
This VIII certify that are using the Farafline
CaunelCoal OIL made by the Onion Coal and OF Com
pany, Maysyilc, Ky. in Machine shop and on the
locomotives the road, and have tested the t very
carefully discover quantities we are entirely CON
WINGED Il * very fine OIL 10: machinery and that one
gallon Of tins Oh Is fully equal 20 tHo gallons the
best Lard oil II being entrcl! free from gum, our
chInery VIII run with less power than with any on we
have usc'L Although the OIL has a tim appearance,
It has lCbr:atnS body superior oany Oh in ordinary
and It is well adapted 10 Railroads.
{. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic
Nashville ami Chattanooga Railroad.
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For Cairo and Memp.,;s.

TINE regular I. :. Mail ST am a I'll ---,
i er j. G. CLINE. Elliott. lsEsSl sssss.assa.tts-1 |
Master, will leave for the above =.SE--1=zs<z=s--sz
and al intermediate ports on NO\iAN, Feb. J, at
o'clock, T. VI. For freight passage, having superb
accommodations, apply On board
febl-1t \. l.. DAVIS, Front Street.
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Advance Taxes.

IulIlIT UE p VFIlIE. fIll IIAILf 7
Nashville, Jan. IL, 1855.
rIFAX-PANEi.S y ho desire a avail themselves 81 the
privilege ~ the laN allowing pre-ias ment Of Cor
lssaton Tax - fer the year 1886, hereby notified
that they al b. waited upun by calling above.
Iuier, a a. tlc Of per cent month, will be
AID we'd GA the 81 certificate issued Owners OF
tasabie property lin tbs irsts q the Corporation,
Viii nnd q tleiT advantage o. cali
isnls-im A. NHLSON. Collector.
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Dissolution.

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Fer s,,,iti,iand and Paducah.

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