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VALrARLE LODI.


BRUCE'S TRAVELS TO DISCOVER TIE SOURCE OF
Nile, In the years I7Os, I'd, 70 IL - - 4to. eaf
Fine copy.
BRYAET's NEW SYSTEM, Or Az ANALYSIS or ANCIENT
Mythology. vols. 4to. calf
- This WORK established atonasa proiound
Scholar.-LowNDrs.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, OR HISTORICAL DICTIONARY
Of the Gods, DemlGod Heroes and Fabulous Personags 81
Antiquity, &c. Richly smbellshed with CHARACTERISTIC prnt
vol. 4to Russia. Pine copy.
TOOKE'S PANTHEON, REPRESENTING THE FABULOUS
History Of the Heather Gods vol. Emo VITA new Coz
per Cuts Of the several Deities
THE LATIN YCLGATE. 2 VOLS. POLIO. VENICE. IN
CALMET's DICTIONARY OF TIE BIBLE. 9 VOLS. Z.
calf Fine copy.
BEAUTIES OF LONDON AND 1IIDDLEsEX- OR An HrsrOE
ics Survey Of the Metropolis % Great Brtin insludar
sketches Of its enTroa and Typographical account Of q
most remarkable places, &c. vols royal svo calf ZINE
copy
PARIS AND ITS ENvIRONs. IL A SERIES OF PICTUR-
esque vsv taken expressly for this work Comprising views
Of the Seine, Churches, Palaces, Bridges Ca,leom street
SC. vol. 4to. half morocco.
TIE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. 4YOLS At5 CALI
Zine copy, For saIety
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To Those who are in Pursuit OF Health
and Pleasure, and Wishing TO Visit Ber-
Sheba Springs, Grundy County, Tenn
LEBANON, July 20, 1858.
YUTHE Cars on Nashville Chattanooga Railroad
Nashville every day O'Clock, A. NJ, and
0Ean every day Is minutes before P NJ, Immediately after
the arrival the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga The SeEanee Railroad will leave every
day, except Sunday, and take passengers Tracey City, where
viii be found good Hotel for accommodation passengers,
splendid line Of four horse Concord Post Coaches
readiness TO convey to Beeheha Springs distance Of
eighteen miles, Of the Ieyeest
the State Persons wishing the extensive mining opera
tons OF the seWauee Company and viewing the site OF the great
Southern Universya laudable enterprise which we'll de
the attention Of the Puhlic-E have opportunity Of
DONG so by taxing THIS rol 10 Bee SpIhgs' ui aeAog
edged desirable retreat, where viii he found Of the
Esq long the proprietor OF the CITY Hotel at Nashville and who
faYoraby the public for the style and dignity
which conducts hotel. lie amply prepared, and will spare
no pains to make visitors comfortable and happy at ershea
There is another road Beersea Springs from Nashville
McMnnvie, leaving the main trunk Of the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad al Iuahoa and arriving az AcMnnye the
day; passengers McAinnve all night,
Bserse Springs will leave Meanwhile every day al o'clock
A. NJ, and arrive Beersheba the day.
there line Of
Coaches leaving Nashville daily Except Sunday
aud Sunday o'clock, A. N. The stage viii arrive Leb-
day o'clock P. NJ Except sunday
day at oock p. NJ. Passengers viii leave Lebanon every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ and arrive
McAIinnyille II O'CLOCK P. NJ day, stay
night leave McMinnye o'clock, A NJ Beer
she the same day at 2s o'clock STAGE fare through m this
route from Nashville Beersheba, SIS. This road McAda-
sixty miles, the the road, after leaving the
tuDDke Is one Of he hest natural roads In the Southwest The
distance Nashville to Beshe 100 miles This road is
stocked horses Concord coaches careful drivers &c.
running, also, fOuhoe Coaches every day Sundays
eXcepted from McSnnvie Sparta, in connection with the
McMnulie and Manchester Railroad also tWOhOrse Coaches
Sparta Orchard and Kingston, LOudon
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad making immediate
ton with the at LOudon.
Passengers obtain through tickets the Stage Office, under
the Commercial Hotel at Nashville 70 all the above and inter
mediate points; also Carthage, Chest Mound and COokvle.
connection with the staging interest Beersheba
Springs large we'll conducted Livery sb where visitors
find all times, fine Bugges ROcaWays, WOhoe Coaches
and the hest Of Saddle Horses, to hire.
Persons visiting the Springs with their private eonveyances
have their horses we'll taken Of at reasonable charge.
All persons hiring vehicles horses property
in good order, or pay for ali damages that
ivg3 -dstv3V- NJ A PRICE.
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Opinions of the Press--the Bank of Ten-
nessee and the question OF Res uTnPtiOn'


From the Chattanooga Advertiser.
It was with deep regret that we heard Of the sus-
pension Of specie pay mens by the Bank Of Tennes-
see last fall II was with mUCn deeper regret that
We heard of the recent determination of tkat Bank
not TO resume specie payment al present. We have
read with care ana respect the assigned by
the President Of the Bank in his letter Messrs.
Dunlsp aud King, for this determinations but We
have not been convinced. 1t useless longer to at
tempt 10 conceal the fact that the people, the big
muscIed yeOmanry Of the country are growing hear
uly SICK anu ured of the present management IF
their Bank. Day by day, their confidence Ia that
institution is growing weaker and still more weak
We speak this more IN SORROW than in snger-but
we speak il as an uncomfortable truth. the high,
irrepToachabIe character Of the venerable President
has hitherto restrained US, has restrained thousands
Of other democrats from an open, frank bold ex-
preston Of opinion in regard 10 this matter. But
there is point beyond which longer endurance be-
comes cupsble IL is true that the President his
apology Tor the failure Of the Bank TO resume,
speaks Of the probabllIy or possibility Of coubl-
nation Of other Banks against the State Bank; but
we are informed upon authority which we cannot
disoredit that the Planters anu Union Banks prom
ised 70 aud and sustain the Bank OF Tennessee in
eta event Of such combination, If she would reS
anna We are further told that the Branches were
some time ago INSTRUCTED to pay coin upon all le-
Oitists demands Of the citizens for business pur-
POsss." We probably do net understand the full
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TSHAM HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall see these presentsgreeng: Whereas, il has
been made known a certain F.N-W BURTON, carg-
ed with having committed the offence Of emheesnt and has
Ted from justice, and is running at large;
Now therefore, l. Isam G. Harris, Governor, Aforesaid by
virtue Of the power and authority In vested, do hereby offer
reward Of $500 person persons who apprehend
Y. W. Burton and deliver him % the Sheriff Jaor
Of county Of Davidson order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
testimony whereof, have hsreunto set ny hand and
caused the great seal Of the state to be Affixed at Nash
Us. vile, the 5lst day Of Nay lajs.
- ISHA9I G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. f. R. Ray, Secretary Of State.
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b6y- Cincinnati is now the largest horse market
in the United States, and during one week lately
forty thousand dollars worth of horses we're sold at
the various stables
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TFJIERE be had az r. D. BLUlI's Plain and Cs.f
II Engraving s-1isHdnt Seals iof Easons, T. o. O H..
sons or Temperance Notlres Public Insurance Hruad anil
Plank Road Companies, Courts, States &c &c Ao steam
boats Post once stamps steel Stamps engraved
Baksmith and siivernts In fact for al those 1anuurer
who wish 70 stamp their hands and address
These stamps are warranted to stamp Silver, Gold Brass, Iron
itself
stencils Of kinds made order. Jevery made aud
paired. q. d. BLUM.
Dederio street, doors from the Public square opposite the
Republican Bauue OHiee. 1ur1I-frTml
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MEMPHIS COURSE.

MEMPHIS COURSE.
The Races over the Memphis Course will
commence on TUESDAY, October f9s 1885,
and continue five dayss
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 70 The ~ ALKER STAKE,
for three year olds 500 entrance $50 forfeit Mile heats three
% fill the stake; the Club 70 add S provided the
and close the lst day Of August ls5o secur
ity will he required for the forfeit in TIE above sake
SAME AN.JOckey Club Purse 5000. ThTee mile heats
SECOND DAY. WEBNEsDAY October 9OsJockey Club Purse
S3U0. Mile heats, three in i've.
SAME DAN-Swepstake for two year olds $40 entrance
$50 forfeit. "Dash Of miie three TO al the Stalk
now three entries. Security will be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, October 2l.--The "HARPER
STAKE, for three Ods. Two mile heas $500 entrance;
500 oret three I'll the stake; the Club 70 add $780,
provided the race run TO and close LIST day % August,
lo5s. Security will b. required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FEDAY, October 2Jocksy Club Purse 500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, sAE-RDAE, October s3.Joeksy Club Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats
II Walk Over the above Course entities the horse 70 the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses.
IL , All entries, with forfsts must he directed 10
WM. I. R0UkDTBEE, Proprietor,
je29-till Oct. 10 Memphis Tennessee.
Lexington CKy O5ss0er and Reporter copy till October 70
arraza r1 fsr "a n 7saf rrfTIa linn
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TmDOrtant InfOFTnntiOn.

this o. the year, family ought 20 b rest with
~ out hayingin the house prompt and ecr1t remedy for
cholera morbus 5arrha disorders that apt % attack n
ayes which may fatal before physi-
clan be procured
only % cents bottle. IN
in the las Ten years cured o. dsJrers1r the
no matter now violent than al other ree prescriptions
put together.
Dr. IIifard chairman Of the Board % Health 0f View York
the worst cholera season, ceres that from the time This medicine
vas used al the Quarantine ground there another fasaI
case Of cholera
Dr. De Forrest Of Crni1n Water Works crtGes
hat t cures an cases comp produced by eating
much fruit from other not from immediate stoppage
o. discharges but from chemical elI &c produced By r in
the contents Of bowels. and that produces affections
he .rain which other remedies apt Oh do.
throughout Tennessee and Alabama 90 has always been found
ropt rly for Bloody Flu<. may be had % an Druggists
md n he subscriber Patterson & Frssans furniture
isIe-e ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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Farewell Concert Tour.
MESS ANNA VAIL,

About leaving the friendly shores OF this, her native
county for Europe feels anxious TO visit once more some Of
those cities which has been received with much
zEdness taxing In her way musical places where the
yet had h5 homer appear and has much pleasure
~ Announce 20 the
Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
4 Grand Musical Concert tho of few days.
which Occaon she vii be assisted By the following emil
Gent Artists:
MOLLEN HAUER,
The great Violini, created quite sensation in Bu
r0ue md this cluHtrYs
n. B-MOns Julien, announcing the brothsH Molten
hausT, his programme: Their Duets have
1nhed th7 distauU OF musical Europ BY their surpris
Ing unity Of soul aud expression accorded BY these gifted
Auss their performances. The brothers Aollenhauey
highly celebrated for heir positions. heir
ecutive abilities thei QuaItses and Musica d COmOTs
having given them among composers and
artists thsir playing achieved with the pGbiio.'
TIE. SCHREINER,
The tslented Pianist ane Composer, pupil OF List.
may 9-f
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Final snIe or Los in KentuckY Cify.

ONMONDAE, 9TH DAE1OF SEPT, 1858,
will the second and final sale Of lots IN this
growing and most interesting young city. The Trustees in
nOunCing this Sale feel warranted assuring the public that
point the West there found equal opportunities for
safe and profitable investment.
KENTUCKY CITY,
Is located the Mississippi upon the nearest
high land, Tor above overo the mouth Of the Ohio rVer
and for all practical business and will forever Be the
mouth Of the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thousand three nun
dred laid Of into lots. streets, alleys, &C 800 acr In
quarter and half LOTS the remainder in four ten, tEe
", forty and sixty from 70 30 feet above high
water marx, and surrounded by high healthy and fertile
country rapidly growing in wealth and population with sau-
bOus climate Generous eal enlightened and refined soce
IS. There wanted but further feature 70 make this The
most commanding point the 'geat Father Of Naters
was an uninterrupted communication with the interior,
accommodate internal and facilitate the Inter
change Of commodities. That is fully met y the
lid .u.L.uL Of
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or JOHN GILHOOLY, who was last heard OF at 6eenvie
Washington county, Miss. Any person knowing ms
whereabouts confer favor by writing to John Chapman
Nashville, Tenn. 80,
this oBcel jy2O-duiw&WlwS
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DAMAGED DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ENJ F. SHIELDS will sell this morning, at 10 O'Clock,
Of Damaged Dry Goods saved from the City OF Hunts
Vile, with invoice Of Varieties Shoes, Hats, Caps &c
Also, 80 boxes Star Candles slightly damaged by water
Terms, cash on delivery. - -
jy22-l BENZ = SHIELDS
TNOR AUGUST-Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's Maya
Ajv9O JOHN YORK & co.
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NOtice tO Texas Land CInimRnts.

NOIIce 10 Texas Land Claimants
IL Land Military Claims against the Government OF
"A Texas will be forever barred unless application be made
therefor prior to the LIST Of September 1855 and proof made there
by the lst Of January 1859.
Any persons having such claims have them promptly attend
ed to by calling GEO. W. COOK Attorney at Law
who be found until the 18th Of August Office Of E. A..
RAWORTH in Nashville. In the absence Of W. Cook
A. RAWORTH will give his personal same.
J.. \. GDDTNGs D. C. GmDuVus, G. ". COOK
Brennan. Brennan. Waco.
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ChaIybeate springs,

Formerly known rs sPrice's,' & sWhite's.'
THVIs we'll known wler2g place. Is miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn. and mirOm Ekton. having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired Snd renovated BY the subscriber open
Ell for visitors the 9th Of May. The water is the best Chal
beae in the South Vest the best Of Freestonethe Ostv
high and the atmosphere cool and healthy; aud altogether the
nose delightful watering place in Tennessee.
Extensive have been made to the building and
ground, give accommodation 200 visitors and
elegant Pin Alley and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia Pulad
and Huntsville three every week by Stage and Ser the ith
Of July every day.
Rates of Charges.
Board per Day, SIC
do do Week, eco
do do Month, % %
Children under 10 years Of age and servants half price,
Horses, by the feel, . cts.--per week 50 50.
iyl-2ms ". Z. EHOINS, Proprietor.
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Freight Reauced on Wheat % sa&,-s----s,n,.
an aud after this date, the freight on Wheat 49, 49,, Il
savannah viii be Is cents buel instsas ~ -
heretofore THIS reduction viii make tie about 81
jyls-dft&w6t Sup't III 4 " 5
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
LANEER, PHILLIPS & co.

an MONDAY, July 26th, 1853 will sell for Cash in
front Of Warehouse, complete assortment Of Groceries
consisting in part follows, viz;
40 hhds sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
2OO bags Coffee; 100 = and Z do
IS bbls Nolassas; . bNs selected ". r. Cheese;
40 bbls cTusd pOw'd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
IS kits Mackerel; i do n. Y. Brandy
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
y cases Sardines; 800 kegsNails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; = dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 80 nests Tubs;
2J chests Tea; IS oxss Starch;
90 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap
3j coils ROne; - do Doyle's Candles:
Is cases Matches; leo dozen Aason's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together with other articles 10 make up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.
iy2O-ld No -. Market street.
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TPOttiug Race.

ctATURDAY, JULY s4th-Troting Club Purse $50. Miles
heats three best In fve-fom entries.
W. 7. Wright h, Jed Hyde
J. Brown Z" h, New York
B. Hartford q" bh, Champion
Race 70 Come On At 4 O'clock s. J. CARTER,
iy2Itd Proprietor,
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Thisis the hrs. Of four volumes which vii smbsacs a
peodof the American Rsvolution from lsc Blockade OF
Boston 70 the Treaty OF Pc, P5us. ia t2, End h
Ians in great grss from manuscript ard unpublished
urees, The history OF the nation duFneIl lrs position
his eventual period, Including The Blockade oi ool Har
bo the general orgauzton the country the alienation
Ct the Charter OF Massachusetts, resistance Of the pso
pie Of Massachusetts, the Of the South Congress
Of lT4 the progress Of measures Eugaad, Rranc8 and
elsewhere, the Battles % LexHgon aHd Concord the Siege
Of Boston, the Congress OF mo- ne choice OF Warrington
COmmzsdeTn. Chief the Battle OF Bunker Hili, &C.
AZ thsTs viii doubtless be great demand Tor ths RisoJ
Ofthe Revolution, indepondenIo Of the preceding volumes
The work thsss our volumes viii also 30 Published sepa-
"a oily a. ths American Revolution, Vols, 4, Il, III l.
with lille page and binding 20 correspond.
Tie publishers Invite sh8 attention Of tbs renders OF the
preset volume Of Mr. .ncrol's History the Unlei
the drst volumes cr JEe work hs Distinguish
cd merts OF Whca i've ra18lay acknowledge By
his cOuntryuen.f For sale b.
W. Z. Berry & Co.
msY'5 Public NaauFe.
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GOdey's Lady's Book for August.
Information wanted !

VERY fine number splenddy illustrated and with all the
Ion Market street.
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RAILROADS

which has fixed Kentucky City the Of network Of Rail
roads stretching and aoring connections ia all directions
nteri1rand with and lakes OF the North and
East and ramiying throughout the whole South and West
Tina. the public may be led OF by suspicious that this
city paper request you to enquireto and
for yourselves.
See the lap-Eeniucky City the northern terminus OF the
Great Mobile and Ohio Isaroad00 miles long See also
railroad connection by Union City and along the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad via Paris and Clarsve to Nashville 10
miles AsOby kentOn and along The Memphis and Ohio Road
to Memphis, about 100 miles Also via Jackson, Tenn, Holly
Springs Canton and Jackson Miss % New Orleans 800 miles
Also, C0rnh, thence along the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
Tuscumba Huntsville. Chattanooga, Knoxville and tie
East and with Atlanta ami Savannah Geura. Alec, by the
and Railroad via Little Rock through to Arkansas
and Texas 10 the Pacific Ocean,
Als56y the Iron Mountain Railroad to St. Lo1s $50 miles,
Also, by the
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RMARRLE WORK.--Ths subscriber has haad tls
IN largest and assortment Of Marble and Marie HorEa
ever offered n city, which be particularly invites ie ai-
ton OF thepubc. He prepared 10 excite all JOBS IN az Inc
N 5 5,,I - 80 % JAMES SLOAN.
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STEAM FERRY PACKETS,

plying to and fro Cairo and the Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago and the whole northwest.
Intelligent, eHtepng and practical men, who viii come and
and nves-ste person, viii he convinced that the
dnary commercial Advantages ard facilities Of railroad and
steamboat transportation possessed by Kentucky City
this point requs turing and commercial purposes
which must necessity it speedily to become the great in
temedae city between the North and the South, at which the
productions and manufactures o each section will be c0nceu
led FOR sale be exchanged for those Of the other.
The Hon Postmaster General, in recent report, says 'N0
man can LOOK map q this country without his eye finally
resting on month Of the Ohio the Of population and
commerce Of the United States
The sale is made without and In good faith, and
there VIII always reliable GENTLEMAN the ground, whose
pleasure and duty will be to give all nefu information, and
answer ali written oral inrrOtorcs Then let sub
init himself to be By rum0r, when the etsaTs accessible
Sale to commence Monday September 9Th 1858, aid continue
until all the Lots sold
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent cash in and for the residue credit Of
and tsJ years with interest the purchased.
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,l
+. ]. BULLOCK, Trustees
". II. II. TAYLOR,
Address, ior full information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
At,orHey, IL fGct,
maya5-d&-wtds Kentucky City, Ky.
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Whife,s Creek SpTings.

FEVEIE subscriber will be prepared to receive Boes this
watering place. p miles north Of Nashville, during ue
Summer vacation, from the first Of July to the t Of September
There viii be BARRON kept Is designed chiefly for
the Of Families and individuals who may wish
quiet healthul place during the heat o. sumner
The Springs formerly muoh visited, too we'll known to
qure any elaborate description.
No pains will be spared to render the situation o. visitors
pleasant.
Price Of Board 81 50 per day s. 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years Of age, half price
b may23-dtWw3m +. L. CROCKER
ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO. IS, BR0ADR AT, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEEL, WAGON ANLEs, ELLIPTIC sPRIN0ss
ND all other inhs line Of business which he offers
N Wholesale and retail low for cash. 81 the above stand
feh6-Fv
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GIDDI NGs & @ OOK.
HOMA.
eat Sale of LOfs--Three DzYs3 sale.


And General Agents for the State of Texas.
irg0-triN SEwIm.
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RIVERsTDE HALL.
1.OoO ACRES nFIaNn

AiD-D 81 An Efficient cozPs or TEAcHEas
NhE above Literary Institution Young Ladies open
III to the reception Of Pupils For circulars and lithOaph
view OF the buildings address the Rector. iyai-2n
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NOm Otfkk FOR SALE splendid tract Of Land, lying
in Weikley county Tenn nine miles Eest u Dresden on
.s Trey soaa and containing By saOn, upwards Of one
aces- VA sen ne sholes part Of said tct Of
Land low figures and good terms. To any person wanting
al o. said tract viii give superior Inducements There is now
on sai tract Of Land good Dwelling House. with four cofo
Die rooms good WE'LL good stables and negro cabins and an
everlasting highland poud convenient the stables T are
70 or 70 acres Of land on said tract cleared fenced and under
high STATE Of cultivation lnard TIE quality Of he land
the test Of judges estimate IL Inferior none in Weakly county
pot" on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
With excellent road the depot an seasons Of The year
where the making daily trips Said tc Of land is
in four and q half miles Of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad,
Which road viii he in operation from Hickman to Dresden By The
spring Of 1859 Persons wishing opurae said land viii
at Paris, to Ben. I've, Esq, the premises
EDWARD FITZGERALD.
Paris. July u. ls5s.-y2l-w3t
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VALUABLE DWELLING FOR SALE
AN Offering Tor sale that pro
perry, the Of Cedar and Cherry streets owned by
the Sisters Of Charity.
Parties holding claims against the Sisters orthe Rev J. schcl
will please file them with me for payment
For further particulars call On A. v s. LINDSEY.
fuyI0-lm 90. COLLEGE street.
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To Those who are in Pursuit of Health
and Pleasure, and Wishing TO Visit Ber-
Sheba Springs, Grundy County, Tenn.
Ten. T,Ir-l On