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We are under renewed obligations TO SEN
AroR Foor and Hon HOMER f, RoYcE, for
valuable public documents
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1t is Just as sensible move to undertake
to get married without counting. Il, to at
tempt to succeed in business without advcr-
Using.
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rs myself could reach the presence Of one 60 high
as the President Of tho United States, would on.
treat him to lend his ear revercntlv and hear and
respect the voice Of the people Of Kansas however
lowlv they may seem in the log cabins and homes
that thev have made for themselves in the wilder.
ness What they have accomplished there under
u0ev1mplc1 trials and difficulties il the mira clio
OF the age Commonwealth in all its fair pro-
portions, hns grown mp, as it were, in the night
time. If tho President Of the United States will
have peaceful Administration: If he will, hv and
by, have dignity in retircment If he will stand we'll
with the world Of mankind; If, like Washington
md oil our great Presidents he wishes 10 stand
well with nosterity let him respect the will Of the
people of Kansas.
II T. tho question between the Lecompton Con.
stitution md the people If Kansas We apply the
test Of principle, We find that the enforcement Of
that Constitution will be mn net Of rower against
rieht Of tho army against tho people Of force
AGAINST reason Of usurrntion against the rightfnl
will Of n majority. 1t will be a violation Of tho
fundamental principle Of free government which
is government by consent Il is directly Mt war
with Democracy whose cardinal point is the power
Of the people. Tho supporters Of the Lccompton
Constitution have not square inch Of Democratic
ground to stand upon
Again, it is said the Union Is in danger the
Union Is n he dissolved There il no present dan.
ger to the Union The sufferers Of wrong in Kan.
have been almost all Northern men; and tho North
has M wish to desert, or dissolve or weaken the
Union.
But ia urged tho men Of Kansas arc in rchel-
lion This imposition Of a lonthsome and rejected
Constitution is m odd remedy for pretended rebel
lion, which, rs far NJ know. In. no precedent. ex-
cont in King George and the British Parliament, in
liza
There is now no instruction in Kansas; there s
no rebellion there. Cease to dispute the unques-
tonablc right Of the majority and the star Of
peace will rise serenoly, the storm will he hushed
and the waves subside. The Government will not
find rebellion there, let it not provoke one.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
~ Telegraph to the Daily Free Press.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1

WAsHINGroN, Feb /
Some rather extraordinary developments
have been made recently respecting the
character of an officer Of high rank in the
L. S Navy, which are intended to be brought
before the Senate in definite share.
1t appears in giving testimony before one
of the late Naval Courts of inquiry, certain
two officers disagreed in reference to a mat.
ter of fact which necessarily was part Of the re-
cord Of ships log, in reference to which Of
fcer No sworc that officer No. > commit
ted perjury, On an examination of the
ships log several leaves were missing and
thus the accuracy Of the respective statements
could not be tested
Since the adjournment of the Court the
Log Book was sent to be bound, when, he
hold, the missing leaves were found in their
place, and, still more strange, the record
which had been missing proves officer Ne. >
to have been right, and officer No. to have
been the perimcr, if any body is. The mat
ter is likely to create intense excitement in
the officer implicated has hitherto borne too
high a reputation, to admit oi tho publicity
of any names.
TeN. g.
Mr.. Calhoun, in hi, published defence,
saws he has written to Gen. Denver 10 pro-
cure the sworn statements of the judges of
the contoycrtcd Delaware Crossing precinct,
and to have them taken udor such circum-
stances ~ will secure II free and unbiased
exhibition of the facts,
by the sworn ,mt'm mis- go procured he
shall he governed in giving rhe certificates of
election to members of the Legislature from
Lnayenworth Co. If it shall, a it probably
will, place the government Of Kansas in the
hands of his enemies, no one will regret il
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Prince Frederick William Of Prussia ha5
been invested with "the order Of tho garter.
We can conceive Of nothing more delicatcly
appropriate to n newly married man.
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soARlli FEVER is prevailing among chill
dron in Fairfax, Swanton, llighgate, Frank
lin aud adjoining towns, and has proved ia
tai iu a number of eases.
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IMPORTANT 10 YoUNG FAFNrEs Eta tuol
destruction Of matchmaking widow
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II was a very common remark Of Col K .
Of Oregon, that certain persons were "moan
enough to steal acorns from blind hog.
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on Wednesday last, a woman in our town
In childbod labor she wa. taken down,
when for a rarity as the up,hot,
Twas found four separate babies she had got
Their tiny lives though soon gave way to death
Who plying their Ma did quench their breath
Two boys, two girls, their sexes | nm told,
Which for our town new thing doth unfold
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STORM At NETWORK.
New YORK, Feb. >,

New YORK, Feb. 20.
Since yesterday morning it has been snow
ing ncesantly, During last night the wind
shifted to the northeast, and has since blown
very strong from that point The New Ha-
ven steamboat, Traveller, the Worcester, Of
Norwich line, and the propeller Curlew, for
Providence, which left yesterday are reported
at anchor under Hart Island The tide in
the river is very FULL but no damage has been
done along the piers.
The California Mail Steamship, Star Of
the West, " is detained until Sunday morning
The steamship North Star did not leave for
Europe to-day. 1t is said that neither Oh
GERS, crew nor passengers will 60 on her.
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KANSAS AFFAIRS.


WASHINGTON, Feb l..
Gen. Calhoun says that the Pro-Slavery
State officers are elected by over two thousand
majority
lie discards the returns Of several counties
sent to Gen. Denver.
Tr,b'me Correspondence
Gen Calhoun, in his vindication Of him
self, will say regarding the Legislature that ii
the afidavits of the Election Judges of Della
ware Crossing precinct which have been
published arc substantiated as genuine before
Gov. Denver, and proved not TO have been
made under duress, they will weigh as proof
as to the fact that there is a majority Of Free
State men, hut he will not issue certificates
here
WAsHINGroN, Feb. l..
The House Kansas Committee meet to-
night Mr. Morrill, offered a resolution
summoning Walker. Calhoun. Stanton, and
Henderson for examinations and requesting
them to bring all documents in their posses
sion bearing upon the subject matter Of in
vestigation
This resolution, together with four or five
others looking to an examination Of all mat
tors covered by the resolution under which
the committee was appointed, was tabled by
5 against = The committee passed Abrams
resolution instructng the Chairman to pro-
cure from the State department the census
and registry of votes taken in Kansas, with
an amendment by Mr. stephens lin accord
ance with Law
Adjourned to Wednesday next in order in
the mean time to procure tho documents
called for
The majority of the Senate Committee on
Territories have Completed an elaborate report
The Bill which accompanies it is similar to
that heretofore presented on such occasions
and admits Kansas into the Union undor the
Lecompton Constitution.
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TEACHERS CoNvrNtio>-Wo call the at
tontion Of Teachers to the adyertis mont
headed Y r in another column
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A QUARTETTE.-One Mrs. Haskins Of Hun
tington, recently gave birth to four
living children. They lived but about
twenty-four hours. Mr.. Johns Of the Re-
marker, promptly seized the subject for
an epic, and has sent us the following pro-
duction Of his muse
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BANGOR, rec. Il.
The first considerable Snow Storm of the
season in this vicinity, occurred last night.
Almost foot of snow fell and the sleighins
is good
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don't 60 to Kansa. for evidences # fraud or
my other fact. don't 20 behind tho schedule
which is annexed to the Lccompton Constitution
itself. il shows on its face fact stronger than
any proof, that the people dH Mt vote--it shows
that it was impossible for them TO vote their s5vo-
reign will in fair free and full election. Such ON
election cannot possibly be held under such SEIZED.
ue, This Congress is bound to look at
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

rTHE following is a SCHEDULE OF Property which
will be given 70 Purchasers Of Books the time
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27
Rio FIGURING Mills,
Far Sale or Lease.

WE have determined to retire from business,
wv therefore wish to sell (or lease for a term OF
wears J our mill, known the Rio Mills, at Murfrees
boro', Tenn. We will not attempt TO give descrip
ton OF the NIL in this advertisement, we presume
any wishing 70 buy lease would desire "a see
the Mills for themselves. The MIL building is 70 brick
90 by 50feet, y stories high covered with tin. The
Boiler is OF brick 80 by 40 feet covered with
TIN. The lot ON which said mill IS situated contains
about six acres of ground with two Cooper shops.
Also, a good dwelling house, with six rooms and
passage, and good out houses. sad lot u as well
adapted 10 raising ttttening hogs lot IN tho
STATE, having number OF shade trees In Il, and u
never falling stream OF water running through IL. A
rsr Dad running the mill door about 900 feet track
gusge and size iron the NAshv lille and Clata-
nooga Railroad. And a contract with the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad u resolve and deliver all
freight going 10 or from the mill, at the mill, thus
saving the entire expense Of drayiug. Five OF
feet Burrs, everything In perfect running order
These mills have couveuiences and possess great
advantages, to situation, SC, think, than any
other mill in the United States.
We offer the whole, above described, for $40 900
$40 900 down in cash or good cash notes the bal
snce In ono, two aud three years.
Tue profits of the mill, If rightly attended 10, will
than meet all the payments, (cxoept, OF course
the drst.) Fur what time we have run the mill this
season wl pay az the rates OF so per per
anuam. Tvs three energetic men comb make
with the mills two three forum ., while they
wonld make one In California Kansas So think.
Those wishing To buy or lease viii please apply i'm
r.siiatsly, wish To dispose of them, one
way the other, by the first of January next We
Incorporating the mills, which the purchaser can use
not as he thinks best Address
HUGGISS RANSOM,
osflo-trw2m Mnrfrocshnro', Tenn.
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A RE well known and eagerly sought for through
IA the whole Continent of America.
Never Before their introduction could any Sc
ries of popular remedies be found that were equal
any emergency that were always to be relied on and
were within reach of the poorest persons.
Never Before the Grefenberg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases,
Liver Complaints dyspepsia, COstiveness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy
could anything be found that cured all Of Chs
and Fever for soc
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment
was there To be found, for 25c. any immediate
for Burns Bruises, Cuts, old Sores, Erysipeas and
Infiammatons either external or internal.
Never Before MarshalI,s Uterine Ca
thOiicon was Falling Of the Womb, and other
Uterine diseases found to be durable. Now ten cases
out OF twelve are cured by this medicine
R8- II any physician supposes that this is merely a
quack remedy, We would reply, ''that IL prepared
by Or. Pomeroy, of Utcaa wealthy and old phsyican
Of the Alopathc schOo-that We viii furnish any
putable physician any quantity of its gratutousiy
test its merits his PATIENTS aud Furthermore by
writing to nr .Pomeroy, he can be furnished with is
component parts Ii IL the greatest blessing To the
fena that the science of medicine has discovered
in a century.
rup, there a certain remedy for Bloody Flux, by
sentery, Darrea Cholera-now all can be cured in
al few hours.
Never Before the Introduction Of the Children IS
Panacea could mother feel the lie Of her babe
for day, while under five years OF age Youthful
diseases aud strong medicines carried them on-uow
this medicine them. after tell doctor aud
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only soc.
Never Ffefore was any Toaic Bitter So popalar
the Heath Butter. that csc. Why should the
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases
while tins simple medicine can at ali times, prevent
il?
Never Before was any preparation Of sarsa-
pariila so powerful AS that compounded by the Gre-
feuberg Co.
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm
found It's equal How many are the now IN life and
health, who would, ere this, have entered Deaths
dark portal, II they had not been recommended 10
use this in preference 10 many Dostrums that
loudly vapntedg
Never Before were Piles and kindred diseases
Certain OF cure. We have certificates Of persons
tircly recovered AFTER Dr Motto aud other great ply
scians had asserted that nothing but the knife could
aif,rd relief
Never Before could indamed eyes and weak
ness OF sight be cured for twenty live cents The Eye
Lotion docs u.
Never Before was any Book published that
contains as much medical knowledge as the Greien-
berg Manual % HEALTH for twenty five cents II
ought 20 be In every family in the land.
Never Before has any Almanac been published
so valuable AZ the Health Almanac II Is furnished
gratuitously by all Druggists, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
oct2l-u II College street, Nashville.
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sCerEs3'sSG &. fardsn Ia TIE IaInBer trade
= ~t efstiasa~ tee basiuess thc cd stand Ne
ftt - "-a<ssA ~s.@.e all - pieassd ~ meet al
80 Usl~en- - p-@iecossor ana a. many otbefs
- f.ss~ go ~itA : eall
h-S~ -~-~r~t assiis suttisx Pofisf and Ce1ar
Ian 49, f~<htas t<s<e sapT4y of shite and yellow
f1ns a az ee~Ah-x a sel a. naaaalacinreF's
rrtres
Having pIreks<ed a. atlks and accounts Of The
I'D arm al uho - her indehieehess VII
plsass cpss fsrsaEa aus ksEis - the arst q sep
tsmbeE, g all pat theH as>sunts sith AZ ol1cer
~ c0Itecltoa-
fIarn dslrru.inse % adhere s,xialy 70 the Cab
system, ~ esters p,ast b bcecspsaled ~ilh ths
messy % BE rsiectedt
sss-k-G ,. = AAAo@>l
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n HAVE aaise nsaber - Negroes % hana fer
sais alnss est shena "a sxceiisat szamsfFrss zad
Issase sersanl Ass several gsa Cess, tsslssrs,
sc. casi is.n- NM. L. B0ND, ia
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W. T.. CNlLDS a. cos
PATEN
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING


THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Il Tennessee Il the above patent about one year
ago and has since Introduced extensively IN
portions 81 the state asks new the attention 81 buih
ers ana the public generally 10 examine its superior
ity over ether modes of Roofing.
The material forms hard aud smooth surface. II
Is itafervous % water, elastic and aeKible. VII
PERFECTLY resist any ordinary exposure 10 Gre;
cheaper than any roof Il the old style add am
Il ~l give better satisfaction as durability
question. II Is the best thing ever invented for
painting of old Ieaky tin roofs.
Sc The Cement will be furnished 70 those al dis
tance With directions for using
So COUNTY RIGHTS FOX SALE
So Orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Post once viii be promIaiy attended o.
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings Nith the &C
nenil and many others Whqse names are not here
AHcsITrKcrs xEratAno- OF NASHVILLE
Ma. A. HERMAN,
Msssrs. HUGHES SMITH.
COLEMAN SPAIN,
WM STOckElI
Mr.. a. NJ AkERoyn.
MAREf-N A MOORE.
HOuGH 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col n l. ANDERSON, 5 y, Co,
u, y. wlIKIN,
r. J. NEIGS,
KOCH ENsiEY,
sIAUGHrk4l : HEREFORD,
". Il. siiAPARD,
X WILLARD.
A. =. = LISnsIEY,
Gen. NASH IA RfsflW.
". ~. sORIOS A CO
JAS II. kENBRiCk.
Rector y. G. SMITH Columbia.
nzj. A. J. DOSk1S0S naviIsoa ceunffa
Col. A 4. fs0Ik. Marry eassty
e. The Sa<hEaia a S1lzttz1s,esa flaaraad Crura-
az have AaoEi tbs Ceanenf FOR ss covering u tsesr
ears Asad etheF wurk.
as- ceFt1eAtes atld ta~GmoEizis from cineinnafl
ana elseg here ~hersi The tesrA las been general
Use Tor several years caa Be exhlbited-
TIE uHdeFsignea klt hs<H gagged Is vartaas uzes
- crnent reng foF nsang fearE ana na1f@fs hinasi
that Re has x4iAea sasae exfrseane and kn0N leze
darsaE tii2t saae-
have mate arrAngesnents - receive = sarefsof
tapoFted article q Rzbaag Felt frOm Elxfsfos fiao
fzszs, Nes leFk-
/ s4zplss u Roonng 80 Be seen nsAne.
fs J. T. SAffIUkST.
0i1ce No. Is naadcrtck street
Deyl3sn S4savHER. fENa
si1 Baxls TOBACCO. v.rlous b..aes, b.
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Executor,s Sale of Real Estate.
To Exchange OF sale.

A Likely Negro Wanan, - years ola. znd ker
n axe shlidHeB The eldest boy IL, he hrxt giEi
10 and - On de1n u snfsnt. All b. soia - ex
changed fsr ethss >ssFees q sHae sac isspE n she
coantrv and tslat wants them for thef eu uze and
ns.t fcr sssFc utstlon- Apply %
sexIla WILL l. BOYD
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Post Omee.

NtzHtuka. March 20. tkSr-
V-EOM asa sfser she la - April. ne Fusf Ufee sl
Il be osssned On S.zzlfasr a half-fasf A. n. aa1
rtess a 3 a. n 0feE aesiu Al p n aHf clese -
r. NJ AT other faFs the 0are wiif - o5snesi AZ
AL fas1 g. o'cloek A H. ard cose ~ Z o'coek p
~ So n. ANDERSON, Foai Master
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Transportation.
Further Reduction.
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES


~@-~-~~-
First Glass.
Piano Fortes. Books Stationery Boots, shoes. IL
quors, OILS, &c, IN bottles Camnhene and Spirits Tur-
pentine in barrels: rrpetng. China Glass and Glass
ware, IN cases Clocks. Confctancrics Gotten Cards
Cutlery, in cases casks. and boxes. GpoRs 10
boxes and bales: Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrnhhrrv
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking GLASSES, and Looking
Glass plates, lat owners risk , in cans ana
Spices.
Second Class
Hardware, fexrept such s,eciied In Fi-s, and
Third classes, Coffee Mills Machinery: Foreign i
quors, in barrels and Pipes Tobacco in boxes Trath
er, in rolls and boxes: Oils in barreiS and CASH.
Crockery and Queensware in crates and casks. Rice
Whiting, Plaster sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Glass.
Axes, Shoveis. Spades sai-IronS TInc and Tn in
pigs Tin Plate. Anvil Vices casks Chains ans zoos
Manila and Cotton COrdage Coffee. Heavy f',Sti-,r-'
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs aud AxleS R,ir,,i
Wheels and Axlcs, Chairs, Spikes and Rnsin in hills
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed. and other lisi,t ~
oles not ennmerAted a'so. Carboys ~ Acids or OH
er Chemicals. WILL be charged by actual weight. AZ
double First Class rates.
So No charge for draysce, wharfage or forward
ing ne ahayH rates cover all expenses from New
RI Stevenson and al stations On Nashville and
chattanooga Road, west ofStevensou entitled 10 above
rates
Insurance.
By the above Lines = par cent less than IA, pi,,
burg, Wheeling, ParkcrShurg and the ohm Rive
making a difference Of 60 to IS cents per 100 non,ds
dry goods.
occurring at sea
Goods shipped via Savannah should he c,Dsi,.o. -,
Agent Central Railroad, Saynnnah Ca
Goods shipred via Char eSton Shoni he con signed 10
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad. Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON
Vl9-u General AGENT
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open hour before the starting a each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase uf Tickets. Il
open al no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the &. NJ. Tram,
which connects throughout with Trains ou the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond - hours: Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half aud New York
three days. This is the cheapest aud best from
Nashville Ia the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 2.30 y. VI.
Train, arriving at Menu his n time FOR New
Orleans, ON the evening Of the next day, and 70
through with boats without detention NJ Memphis.
Those for McMinnvie, Sparta, and eershcba springs
leave Nashville on the $50 7. NJ. Tram. which con
meets directly al rullahoma With the Train tor Acnn-
vie., Persons leaving McM,nnville IA the morning
arrive Al Nashville AT 1880 p. Al.
AT Nashville, there boats which leave daily for
Smuhland, and connect with boats different places
on the OHIO and Mississippi rivers asn daily tine of
stages Tor Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival Of the night express
BY this change Of Schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct al Stevenson with up aud
down day Trans, causing delay % Nashville aud
Eastern Isssengers, and enc tour h. gained ths
former schedule IN going 10 Memphis from Nashville
4. l.. AM EISON,
If. General Ticket Agent
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DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND OF twelve per cent. on the Capita
n stock Of the Nashville Commercial Insuranc.
Company this day declared by the Directors, GU
OF the profits OF the last SIX months.
Nov 1, 1855. JAMES WALKER, seciy.
nOV2-fm
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HATS AND CAPS.

Negroes Heavy BrOgans and
Boots.
nm PAIRS of extra heavy double sole Bro
l.OUU gans, for Plantation use, &c, sizes from
ITO Is. Also, large assortment of custom made
double sole Boots, sizes from to II on hand and
for sale low for Cash by
b. r. CUTTER,
Nos. SO and SO, cor. College and BIZ adway,
oct2-f Nashville, Tenn.
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Change of Schedule.
;sSs.5 80 !gss5ss.7 80
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Es- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~esN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY. July IIth 1855 the Pas
" senger Train viii run as follows
Leave Nashville daily at s A. NJ. and 2:3O p. NJ.
Arriving al Chattanooga at2:2O =. NJ. and IS A NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at Q A. NJ. and @ Z NJ.
Arriving at Nashville AT 80 r. NJ aud $40 A. NJ
Through tickets sold at Nashville 10 the follow
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Russia Iron.

4 BBiS just received and for sale by
Il nov5. D. ID. DICKEY.
BEAUTIFUL TOBACCO at rs cents, warranted
ID just received at
nOy5. J. W LANGLEY 4 90 e
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dissolution.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
No..I4. COLLEGE, STREET.
A.. PATTERSON. a. A, FREEMAN
PATTERSON l. FREEMAN,

IJAyE nov store, Aad constantly receiving.
IL me assortment q all kinds 81 CABINET III h
Aiflflk, Which they detefniaes 10 sell low
any other house "a the city AZ The sa1ae Time
fanting theF Furniture be 81 The beet nlasp
and ansh. One 81 the nFm has just resarnca frons
se esks here personally seieted The eatirr stock
wbtA Is ali % kEs1xSx A4NVFAcrVkE ana I-kfEss
SssiKz Oar slsek consists Ia part of Kase1s.a an
Mahogany farur Furniture, ssnas Il Nhirh Is very
AAe G.ssstheF Nslh 1hanihsF ectts, Boa Cases. MARI
robes Reclining Cs4airs Ieanges. ssi4s Easy fkzrs
Freach fesissraas sss,Isk ssAsas. A1hesaay eAzifs
Dressing Bureaus ExteIslah fahrs, rtr., etc.. and
compiets AsssFtmen % ali kIlssis u # aa =
Low Priced Furniture,
ana ever varsity 81 Wool aad Cane seal CHAIRS
we ~iA eadeavsr pie&se ali, aBd vii sake nurh
pleasure ~ sgF siek "a Ehqs< mas saspr
sasiI-sa PATTERSON / FREEMAN