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AN ACT oedine to 10 unitsd States Of America
exclusive Jurisdiction ever certain lands, and
their appurtensnces within the limits Of the State
Of Tennessee and Tor other purposes there in men.
toned.
WHRREAs, The Congress Of the United States,
has appropriated certain - for the purchase Of
suitable sites for public buildings in the cities Of
Nashville, Knoxville, and Memphis, in the State Of
Tennessee, forthe accommodation Of Castom Houses,
Post Offices. and United States District Courts and
their several officers: And, whereas, 1t is deemed
highly expededient, that such buildings be erected
WITHIN the liuaits Of this Sia'e: Therefore,
SEC. l. Be Il enacted By tke General Assembly Of
he STATE of Tennessee That the exclusive jurisdiction
over SO much land as may have been purchased by
the o. s. for the above recited purposes, or may be
hereafter purchased for similar purposes or for 9TH
er public uses is hereby oeded TO the United States
so long as said land, and the buildings thereon shall
be used or oce.-rried for the public service.
SEC Q Be IL further enacted, That al the lands
over which exclusive jurisdiction is hereby ceded
and the buildings and properly thereon, or which
nav be placed thereon hereafter b. the United
states, or agents of the government, shall be ex-
empt from all State County, or Municipal taxatiOn
or assessments, so long as the said lands and pro
perty shall remain in the possession Of the United
States Of America, FOR the purposes aforesaid.
SEc. 8. Be further enacted, That this set shall
take effect from aud after its passage.
DANIEL 8 D0HELSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN C. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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THOMAS JETFERsoN's FATHERS STRENGTu.-Peter
Jefferson is described by MIR. Randall as "a man Of
gigantic stature-plain, and averse to display-he
grave, taciturn, slow to make, aad not over
prompt TO accept advances. He WAS one of those
calmly and almost sternly selfTelying men, who
lean on none-who desire help from none. And he
certainly had both muscle and mind which could
be trusted. He could simultaneously head up
aise from their sides to an upright posjtion) two
[sgsheads of tobacco, weighing nearly thousand
pounds apiece tie once directed three able bodied
slaves TO pull down uineus shed by means Of a
rope After they had again and again made the
effort, he babe them stand aside seized the rope,
aud dragged down the structure in an instant Ira
ditions have come down of his continuing his lines
a surveyor through savage wildernesses, after his
assistants had given out from famine and fatigue,
subsistng Oh the flesh of game, and even Of his
carving mules when other food failed"
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DECISIONS N TIE SUPREME COURT.
1v-,,. 49,

Isaac Nicholson Bank of Tennessee, and ais
OPINION by Judge Mckinney, Affirming decree oil
Chancellor
". Brigham rs. NJ Strattou. Opinion by Judge
Mckinney. Affirming judgment below.
Josiah smith Co.. aud ais, rs Crensha", Far
ris and ais Opinion by Judge larrIs' reversing de-
cree. aud REMINDING cause, sc.
Joseph Ambrose as. City Marshal, Opinion by
Judge Harris, Affirming Ju iguent
Major alas Trig as STATE Opinion by Judge
Harms. reversing Judgment and Remaining cause.
Daniel Pra,t s Co as Union Bank of Tennessee.
OpinloG by Judge ClruAerS, reversing Judgment
aud ordering proeedeudo. Nc.
Rober. Boyd as. Il W. Compton Opinion by
Judge Caru.htrs, affirming decree.
p VI Armstrong IS Vim. GroEau. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers, affirming judgment below.
P Armstrong as. John n. Stephens. Opinion by
Judge Clruthers aft rming judgment below.
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Co., as. J. D.
Spain. Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing
Ju Emeut and demanding cause.
! L. Bas,ick. trustee. as p. W. NaIsy. Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment
G Lassiter rs =. Weaver and ais. Opinion by
Judge Harris, reversing decree and REMINDING cause
W D. Robinson Is. Edmiston McEweu and ais
Opinion by Judgs Caruthers, affirming decree of
Chancellor.
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Passed October IA, 1857.


AN ACT to prevent useless expenses in Appeals and
Writs Of Error.
Be il enacted By the General AssomJly Of the State
Of TENNESSEE, SECTION l. That if any case may
have heretofore been removed, or may hereaf-
ter be removed, by Appeal or Writ Of Error,
from any of the Chancery Circuit Courts of this
State to the Supreme Court Of this State, end that
said Supreme Court may have remande6, or shall
hereafter remand such cause to the Chancery OF
Circuits for further proceedings, any party inter
ested in such cause, and who may be dissatisfied
with any decree Of the Chancellor, or judgment of
the Court after the cause shall have been, OF may
hereafter be- remanded as aforesaid may remove the
cause again to the Supreme Court by Appeal or
Writ of Error without procuring transcript of the
whole record in the cause, but only Of such proceed
iugs, ana such testimony, as may have been produ-
ced after such cause was remanded; and upon the
trial of such last mentioned Appeal or Writ of Error
it shall, and may be lawful for the Supreme Court
to look to the transcript originally ledin the cause
in connection with a transcript Of the proceedings
subsequently had as aforesaid
Sac. .. This act shall operate upon all Appeals
and Writs Of Error heretofore granted, where the
cause provided for above has been pursued and the
Court shall proceed thereon as if this act had been
in force before said Appeal or Writ Of Error was
granted.
DANIEL S. D0NELS0N,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN C. BURCH,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed November 4, 1851.
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What q Yirginian .ars.
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JHssFys. B, a. FsAasstoet + Co.
GRETLEMEN-Mr lamns r. Ratclifs, resident o. Henri.
y the DIV of Riehm1Ed Va. made the fol-
lowing statement 10
negro boy, ysars old, very Fict; presumed
the be worms Bbecame much prOstrsIed thai
despaed OF all hopes Of h recovery the last resort
concluded TO try B. 8 FahuesOck's Vermifuge, snd
chased Of o. A. recker, one vial OF which gave him a
spoonful, morning and ulaht three
In l0ss hsn hrse tCurs amer had given him the
the child commenced pass worms, all sizes
from inches ong The astonishing number II
from four 10 i've hundredaad t1e boy Is now perfectly
we'll.
certify, with pleasure, to the tTh of the shove stale
ment u. A. STkECkER.
sold wholesale and retail aud b. the principal drug
gss and country Merchants tFOpgh The United stStes
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Notice

INHE insolvency Of the estate Of Merritt Porter having
been gesJed the Judge Of the unty Court OF
Jackson County therefore notify all persons
against s8d estate file them wits the Judge Of the County
Court OF Jack on CouRy, Tenn before the day
Of March, siS authenticated according LIw pro rata
Distribution Lhey viii beOr barred this the 18th
Nav. 1857. WATSON NJ. COOKE.
deo2j-w9t prs fee 50 Administrator OF laid estate
ChO.Ce Chewing Tobacco and Cigars,
WE have 10 large lot Of Capt Stutz's ebrat
w ed brands Of Tobacco and his well known Pancake
brand 10 strive few days We except DO brands when
say those who the best article they can nd
IL, VINO esale or retail at "a URiOn street.
Also large lot OF Laughorn & Armistead, with many
other brands OF fine Virginia TObsceo-and lot of good
Tennessee Tobacco, that wish prices
please the buyer
We continue keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars
Domestic and German d.. Pipes, Scotch Snuff, smoking
Tobacco, &c, dc.
Nv LANGLEY & CO.
dec y "A Union Street
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Notice 7

Ii having claims against the estate Oliver
Il Towes, deceased, hereby notified hs Them OF
before the LIST day in pu lass, they will barred
by he statutes, the sOmni ration Of said will
Out. This 1874 December, 1857.
JOHN W. TUWLES, Administrator
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Land Sale

WILL SELL, the highest bidder, Saturday, jan,
18th 1855 me COuu House In Nashville, lOi Of
Land district No. Of Davidson county, Tenn belong
ing F8TraT, decd, adjoining the Lands Of w. K.
Lucas, Henry I. htt and Martha ). CATOthes. bel
piece Of Land is hard be found the county. X.
will show it 10 any one wishing te examine il.
TERhs-One and two yesrs, Without interest.
WIN. A. WHITslTT,
dee II-WSte Executor Of VIM. J, FarThT, dss'd.
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GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY or TUE LAw.-At the re-
eeut Term Of the rcuit Court OF T,zewel, Tenn,
y fellow was arrai1ned for stealing a raw hide. He
alleged hat be had purchased g from n negro. The
Attorney for the Common wealth admitted ms stale
meu', aui he was acquitted lie Was Immediately
lnaictod for trading with negro. Ihereupon the
Gus ed Introduced Two witnesses TO prove that he
had stolen the hide when he was, Of course, dis
charged, and having already been tried for stealing,
he could net be tried second time FOR the same Of
fence, and was thus turned loose Unpunished.-A6-
fEga0H FEglHiaa,
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Negroes to Hire for 1858.

4 LIKELY negro boy Y years cid, two likely girls II
~ yrarE o u, and two negro We prefer hiring TO
persons living the vicinity OF Edg fell Also, two negro
men that we WlhTe in TIE citv.
J. L. g. r. W. BROWN,
dec21-dlot AZ CIeTry street.
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A. 90 RRCBPides
TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 7, BROAD SEREET,
NASHVILLE, TEN ESSEE.

GUTTER I'm IL SHEET ltON " OhAEGGg
No. 7, BROAD SEREET,
NASHVILLE TENEESS
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Nh Henry
HcCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all ny oldtends and patrons for their
hbery heretofore extended the firm, and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of tsvors from them and
ws2 info all the world and the rest OF mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splend q lot of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns Par0r Stoves for wood and Goa
common and ascy Crates Box Stoves for churches, Ho
low Ware Of every variety hand made to order Fur
naces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
OF every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
I an prepared to do all kinds of job Work. such as
House Guerug, Roofing any other branch pertaining
20 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE ORK.
hyold friends of the River will ind it 10 their advantage
toca and give me heeglag osCre bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale, pair ssCOa 5nand ENGINES, oyn'
der II inches diameter and four fest with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draughI
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
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NifntiCe.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT Valsub Farm which he undersigned have resi-.
for last year. IS Tor sale DO Hs he water
Of Duck in the couHy Coffee gG miles from Man
CHESTER and miles from FulAls mZ, and Our miles
Normandy The contain seven HuHlret and atty
acres, go Of which cleared, be the
ress Of farming land. E formally suown as
the Davidson place. his farm are OrtabIe resi-.
DENT with necessary hOuses birns, stables
Of the quaIit young orchards OF choice fruits
good spring in aouuOaGce stock water plenty
running through d ereut sectGs Of Fau farm. The
both any for crops onsr grass
and both united They Will be sud separately tsFosher,
purchasers Il is The best farms
TO As wishing 10 buy would, course,
wish view premises before purchasing rhsr de-
sepIOu is deemed unnecessary, but ali invited cali
and for themselves.
dec25-6m HODGE d RAM-EY.
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Jackson q adams,

BROAD STREET WEST Or CHATTA NUOGA DEPOT,
LgMBER MERCHANTS,
ND ManuiactureTsOf Sash, Door Frames Blinds, Mal
a ties MOuidngs, Archaves, Base bsards, Plssi8gs
ether. Boarding, Poplar and Pine Flooring, Shelving
Goods Boxes all kinds Wood WORK necessary orthe
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses OF every description
Ordersfrom the surrounding country solicited. care
fully putup be hauled shipped without inury-
JAMS 57-UIy JACKSON s ADAMS.
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DOCTORS
J. D. WINSTON & W. L. NICHOL,
have associated themselves in the
Practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office No. q, North Cherry street.
SHFRIFF51 SAFES.

Il
vember erm, 1857, will expose public sale
house door the town OF Dover the highest Bidder
title, claim and in.eresi, that Humphreys has in and
parcel Of Land after setting apart him
bly,, which homestead les on the Of the drain
that down toe sugar camp hOllO# Mr. Wins
District No 6, Stewart county. Tennessee levied
satisfy debt aud IN favor Of Abraham Phi sips.
"a v" mn the hlurs presented lGw I5is &C. % 81
ja2-W3-prs. fee S32JO. K ]. BOGARD, 5neTif.
Y virtue Of = gsud ion, zpOnosss to me directed ON
- the Circuit COI Of stewart county, Tennessee,
NOve nber lem, Is7, viii e1pO public sale the
courthouse The Of to the highest bidder
T cath Monday the Ist day Of February 1855, all
right te clam and interest," that John W. Hail has and
slrct No Il, on branch of White az Creek On The
south side of ssid cpek, bounded follows vii be-
,unts ing BY smaton, lU9 levied satisfy
deo and Get in favor Of Johu e. Lgnte the other
Of X III re- DOei, Co. BALE Hiihn the uls prescribed
by la~. Dec %, 81 L. I. BUGARD, Sheriff.
js5-w3l-prs fee 3 % -
by vrtue OF UsHdiOHi szPOHas 10 me directed rom the
ID remit TouT,0 stew county Tennessee at the NJ
Vem0 Term, le' WIZ expos 10 cssle al ne court
cash MoHdsv ih hrsl day f February 1858 all the gn
TILE, claim and interest that Fl sbeth McAii.ter
70 usoI or paTcs Of Lud, Nlng IN te"ar' county len
uscsee and in District NJ l. bounced follow, to wit
tOF,ln The south b. unCary line hTee hui
lLdt William rms rmerlJ lived on, coutaiU ng by
nation xty-sght acres levied on 10 fy deb and
one IN lGEur john Richards; he OH ~. Butler
gnee sale Ehin the hours P'sscrbeg by law This De-
en- eT ., So. L T. BOGARO sheriff.
y virtue IF UsHd0ni aerp ouas from the Circuit Count
Isl IW expose public the COurE House doc
10 the town OI Dover the highest BIDDER for cash.
Monday The LIST daY Of February 1854 all The right, title,
ca and interest that Penlna Wam-. has in and
certain tract Gel o. land Jog in District No. and
the Hays Fork bounded follows, wit: Be
ginning poplar, Morris oorRer Ihencs with
andOu5 line Eli Ia Williams heirs land thence south
to stake, thence norm the beginning containing
hundred and fifteen acres, less levied satisfy
dsUt Hu1 cost, C. Brandon q Co. sale within
hours prescribed b. law. This Dec $50, Is57.
jI2-W3t-pr's fee So % 4. T. BOGARD, SheT fl.
For RE'T.
THAT country Cottage four miles from the city, the
n d 4. tsroad, Glenclin, with 20 Acres Of ground
suitable Or Gardening. BOYD CO.,
deC3l No So Cherry street.
ThUNkS. VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
UST received email lot Of Trunks Valises, &C., which
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e @ q
25O Rich Fancy BOnnets,
AND PARIS MILLINERY, AT COST.
We give I'D our Profits this Season,
NO NLLSTAKE.
AT THE
MAGIC SHOW ROOMS OF E. WISE, Agent.

Ana Keep merchants lIOu despair
And long faces
NJ ow, Ladies, there is for DUwdy Bonnet
~ TO make things look more gloomy than Sank ~uspen
sons and scarcity Of money &C. for We must close out our
So Cloth Cloaks frou 50 to Sc; worth donbIe that price.
1000 Pieces Ribbons, every new aud beautiful styie
$40 canons OF Paris Flowers, for BuuneJs Bantys
SO DO Rich Munabon and Ostrich plumes, dess rs;
20 cases OF rich and medium price cOlOred GImPs and
plain Straws;
10 cases coored Leghorn Flats, Misses Gpssys, Plain
Ws,6C.
95u boxes Kush caps and Illusions.
Our stock Of Fancy bOnuets will suTpEss anything We
have displayed previous openings aTge stock Of
cloth almas and cOak latest shapes, at half the price Of
any in the CITY, BugR collars and LaCes very large sOcE
Kmbroids and Needle Ork Goods endless variety; 20
dozen Hoped skirts Of every design, vita large stock
Fancy ornamental goods Consisting Of hne Csbbas
combs the style Bonnet comb, and Gumolasc Head
article, EXtractsa superior article al 81 cents
worth IS, Gloves, Paras0is, Fans &c at extremely low
prices. good stock Of " OieR Goods for children, Tai
mas, Jackets Ms LeggnEs, Hose STYLE kgoeits Tor
nys; Lanes Worked and Fancy Dress cap
MObaIr and silk and Faucy H. addresses ChenietVei
aud Binl, large clock OF cheuelis.
Partisan Millinery Bazaar. E " AS1, AGENT
Bov22 No. 46, Union street next aoort0 S'nfe E1rE
JUST RECrIVED
ONE hgn dTed Bsgs Prime, Baltimore kIU Coffee.
" for sale BY nov ~ & r. ?. CHEATRAA.
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EACH SATURDAY. IN DECEMBER
5 400 Prizes amounting to...............,
$4,000


PBIgE oF TICKLE
WHOLE TICKETS, so. BALE rs IS: QUARTERS 20.
PLAN OE THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from To 50UU corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
eneircied with small TN tubes eut placed 10 one Wheel
iFe nrsl 80 rIIes, similarly PflA'eu ana eneosd are
placed ~ ~ aNo.LsL " y, 100 - "a .,. e. 5
s, tb VbeeI 81 Minnie sri NJ he In, inc ~ Pre- b.
frawn from the Other Wheel. The Number and Prize draw
out opened ard exhibited TO the audience aud registered
BY the COMMISSIONER the FrZe beng plzeed against @
Number ara"h. MS operation Is repeated uLtL al me
Prizes are drawn Gus
APPROXIMATION fAt-1s- ne SEo Pt5cell e ana tAe w &
suc'eetiu uoefs 70 NOSE uFa'' ing ice Lrs o FTlas
De e. tuleG 10 ne - approx Na.ou TTt1es roF s1aP
lckel NO ll-'o lfa~s me SDUvN me- n'ss l.lEst
NUN 'efed ll%7o' l-45 li-'I- ll-I- WI" 5cl DC sAtt
S5OO Il tlcEe NO J1o draws me ; O wv piL' upee leh
els numbered 90 0i5 S1i OK l e4eR Dc ensed " sou
znd so on according obhe '"'e scA5"e
The 5VJ fries 9i s-J "l De determined 1y me asL h
uTe Of h. NO thai draws me $ouCJ' prize, FOR exam PIE
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X. J. MORRIS, Chairman.
I. c. BURGE, Secretary.

ARRIVAL OF GEN. WALKER IN NEW YORK.
On the Northern Light coming to her dock, il
New York on the 28,h, Gen. WALKER Immediately
proceeded on shore, and, accompanied by Captain
MACDONALD, took carriage and proceede to the
house Of Gen. HENNNGsEN, I4O Twelfth street. The
General was in Washington, but his wife, who was
about retiring for the night, received Gen. WALKER
aud rendered him the Inequalities of her house.
General WALKER, the papers say, seems to be in
excellent health and spirits and is quite confident
hat The authorities at Washington will discOunte
nance The action Of Commodore PAULDIyo, and set
him at liberty to 60 where he plsases. He is deter
mined to assert his claims the President of Mica
lgua, and he is confident that he cannot be long
Kept a prisoner. He gave the Hsralds reporter the
following statement:
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N7AAA Id UAAASt1 8 4<A444ESE
JUST received by the Princess lot Of Cranberries:
. 81 boxes W. X. Cheese; Tor Family use;
10 barrels Cider
And haod great variety of notions for Christmas, fire
works, &c. al
J.G ROBERTSONIS
deC24-f Bakery and Confectionery, Broadway.
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Proclamation.

. = = . III II = .. IA
ESHANG. HARkIS, Governor of the
1 state OF Tennessee, TO all who shall 80 4SSil&fA
see these presenls-GresBg; S~ffSA PESsA
To the Sherds Of the counties Of Fayette rui9n Hsr
demAn and Shelby, composing the Ilh judicial Circuit
on are hereby commanded OPEN aud h8ld
al all tie pao Of holding elections your respective eoun
ties The drs, Saturday in p 1855 aheF 6aVing given
month notice, GcreQuTed by law election Of an
Attorney Gen raj, for the raid ih Judicial Circuit to Oil
the vacancy Oceasoned the gnR0n Of John D. Good
all. Esq., and due returns make according % law.
~ In testimony whereof, I, lSuAM G. HARRIS.
}L- = ; Governor aforesaid, have hereunto Get ny
~ hand aud caused the Great Seal OF the state to be
affixed al Nashville, the 3Ist day OF December, 1857.
By Inc Governor:
l6HAM C. HARRIS.
F. n. W. BURTON, Secretary Of STATE
The Sher SHELBY will except 5th 18th and 18th civil
districts IN said county, they excluded by law.
The @smPms Appeal aud Bolivar Democrat will please
copy. Jan I-W-thw-d-2w.
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1863 Prizes, Amounting % s2'g S.
IJJOO Prizes q S. ~ u $40
The 5000 Prizes IS are determined BY the last aaur
Of me numbers that CapJaif il an cd nun
Der ilcs twill be EMIT ed % Sc 50 If is number
ineu ever even uUmrt- Icke w ne tiled S. So
addition 10 auJ @ her Prize lHe tickets may draw
btuk Noses OF SOUND Banks taken ar. CAecks New
York RENTED for rriZas.
Adcress Orders for tickets Csr cates Of Packages
Tickets TO 4. B. nd Box Isl Nashville Tsusssee
OTtO ANDERSON & SON. HaDsya-.
decS2 Macon or savannah, Georgia.
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Ghrisf.rrrae H.

NEGHO WOHAN FOH SALE.
NEGRO " OMAN, 80 years old fair cook good washer,
A iTOusT and Seamsless tidy in habits, and of
good disposition, will be sold a tracer, Apply
reru n. Ent-n Nh, NJ y VE9L3 4 n
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CLAlB0REiE haAeRlNE WO2kS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have TOW s,sUed our snd extensive Foun,
W on The old stand OF the lsta Nashville Manufacture
Company, ami are prepared % execute heavy and d.
work % any description ths shoT HsCe LIsht Ca
uls 20 small snUuus "a mOlsrsts city prizes heavy "a
Hgs 20 large amounts ilrushed per intact Gucnn
prices with additions Of ight Ws have also coument
operations II
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, EEm.ls- ti0urms Of he most mproTt
patterns made To oFd-r JOo5us repairing done mmso
2LY. W ready 70 make contracts for Engines and i
and shall furnish plan 70 enable uic ases put up her
Mills With Little expsEse NsnUiacturers ana farmers viii
ind profitable rs, before going East West for
Machinery
STEAM BOILERS.
FOFsat0nary engnr8 and s,samhUa ade % order ofs
5es material, iet with Fireironts Crates, Slzndp
aud Valves, warranted % slaac 10y pressure raaire
Manufacturing pOrpelhdE purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description OF SmithWOrk done in eNceIaul ufr3
out nrsLra-s Iron ussdsW 600 work teruu. Ddi
Pitman Irons, saw cranks Bolts ali kind hi ls
made 10 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good. cheap MachinHy, VI
do we'll n call a. our once OF address by letter.
D. JaCkER 8 C08
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashviiies iela.5
uly2S-u Laie Nashville Nan. Cos ano2l. =
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HAVE closed up ny Stable Market street. nos l5i ne
purpose Of going % Texas but attend 10 ny leE s
bic, Of Church Front strsots Hberc have
moved STOCK and will be pleased REEVE the ptron-
fuIvI 6. ~ SUMNER
P ST. Wish 70 hire good Carriage driver. For Eeod
years. & ~ -
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Wheat,

Wheat.
FTY Thousand bushels wanted loT which the highest
" market price will be paid, BY, -
ally KWlNG MecRoRY & CO..
lit corner Of Market and Church Bt
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JhUNhSs VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
lust received small lot Of Trunks, Vaises, &C., which
y will sell very low for cash.
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THAT country Cottage four miles from the city, th
n q 4. RslrOad, GenClin, with % Acres Of yrOun
suitable Gardening. BOYD d CO.,
deC3l No So Cherry street.
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Passed November 4, 1857.