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TIE FrIIIRrsTER RE-UNLoN.

We find in the New Orleans True Delta, Of the
9TH, the following account Of an interesting re-
union on board the yacht " Wanderer:
The cabin Of the ssWanderer," from two to three
o'clock Yesterday, was the flibuster headquarters;
in it was assembled the government Of Nicaragua;
the commanders and officers Of the late expeditions
sat round and we tried our utmost to fancy as we
saw about US the bronzed and bearded General
Walkers phiz the eXcepion) faces Of those heroes
Of many fights and desperate straits Of warfare
the illusion aided by the gittering Warlike arma-
ment of the Yacht disposed upon the Walls-We
tried cur utmost to fancy that We were one Of third
expedition. that the coast Of Nicaragua the
horizon and that the Fbuster Chiefs were in COun'
Gil as TO the Wsys and means Of effecting landing
on the inhospitable shores. There sat Gen. Vim.
Walker. Gen. c. F. Henningsen, Col F. P, Ander-
son, Col. H. Mcdonald, Col. A. I. Turner, Maj.
J. v Hoof Commodore J. c. FassOuL, Captain
John NJ. Griffin, Lieut.. B. &uzzy, Lieut.. Flayel
Belcher, and others.
This company, whose members have made so
much noise in the world and viii probably make
much more; who stirred up the whole country into
fever of excitement and exercised the governments
Of the United States, England and Central America
in such distressing manner this distinguished
company behaved very much like an ordinary com
pany-said clever and humorous things, and drank
their liquor like civilized gentlemen. One high
officer Of the Central Anglo American Republic, re-
marked he wished be had about three hundred we'll
furnished men on board the yacnt-he didn't say
what he would do and We don't know, but We pre-
sumo he would have gene on fishing excursion,
and put his three hundred men to catching crabs
or some other light piscatory labor.
After passing an hour or so with the gallant Com
modore and his chief officers, the company were set
ashore; its more ilustrious MEMBERS doubt, feel
ing as much pleased with their entertainment We
did.
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BoreuT AND SODA friend Of ours, who lived
ON Crosse Isle, who has an eye 10 good horse, ana
who is always open to trade, was accosted near his
own door, lately by q stranger who wanted TO IN
guire IN way. The stranger had under him a SMART
lively pony which struck our friend was near enough
like one OF his own 60 make q good mate; be there
fore asked the wnylaring man what he would take
for hls beast. "Nel. / don't come 10 sell him.
but NJ lei him so 1 must have forty dollars Our
friend held his pony p, eighty, and the strangers
animal appeared every whit good; so he offered
thirtv-fve dollars, and taken up and the money
paid over. The afternoon was occupied in search
ing after his pony which all of sudden came up
missing, and could not be found Putting that and
that together our friend vas induced 10 examine his
new purchased little more narrowly, when he dis
covered by the aid Of his family that he had been
buying his own horse. The stranger being
,-acta3 mn. turned out 90 be the hired man Of his
,eirhb c., upon whom our iriendha cracked
many practical jokes in his time, but none among
Them at all equal TO this.
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Greatest Medical Wonder of the Age.
COWAN'S
Vegetable LithOntriptic,
Or
FRIEND OF THE HUMAN FAMILY!


yHE world is chsl e1ge produc5 med cine that has
4 GhJrded the amount Of relief TO suffering hu-
manity as COWsn's LitbOatnpic.
COWAN'S LITHOHTRIPTIC has cured Thousands of
cases of Some m tbs Bladder and Kidneys.
COWAA'5 LIIHUNTRIPTIC has cared the most sg-
gavasd cases Of Gravel SEEN and IS the OILY certain
.enedy now ka0wn for the above disesseI.
COWAN'S LITHUNTHlPTIC never fails 70 cure al
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC is the only sure remedy
for d ab5e5
COWAN'S L-THONTRIPTIC is q certain cure for Chro-
mic GOnOrrt P- ard elect
CUWANS LITHONTRIPTIC cures weakness Of the
LOin
COWANS LITHONTRIPTIC has cured The worst ca
ses OF PrOiapsus Uteri ever known.
COWAN'S LlTHONTHItTIC is the only remedy that
has success. fllly cured Barente
COWAN'S LITHONTRIPTIC viii cure the wort forms
# DrOpsy
COZ ANS LITHONTRIPTIC will cure long standing
cases Of Structure and remove Fenerea faint from the
Systm.
'COWAN'5 LITHONTRIPTIC is the only remedy
known for the cure ell 5ympahe c Complaints attend
ant Pregnancy, aud female Who'll pregnant should
atO1C5 procure bottle she wishes to feel we'll while in
mat condition.
COWAN'S LITHONTRIPTIC is the only 1enedy ever
yet discovered that vi relieve the pains If labor aad the
whole female world shOud rejoice tnat such discover
has bsen made whereby they have Obtained sure friend
to assist them in the greatest trial Of Il cir life
Tbs most IncrsdGl will b. convinced If the great Ell
elcy The Lh01trpic by reading The following eer-
Gates and those around each b5Ltle;-
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CUBA-A Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce says: "We have heard much
and very vaguely of the purpose Of our adminisra-
ton in regard TO Cuba. Il is not improbable that
some negotiation, looking to the purchase Of Cuba,
may be commenced upon the Occurrences Of favOrs-
bic opportunity. If the object be favored by the
governments Of France and Great Britain, it is not
impossible thst it viii be accomplished within Mr..
Buchanan's time"
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
GaniGr, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, MARCH 22ND, 1858,

WE will sell for CASH in front OF ouFarehoUsea CON
~ Pisto Of GROCERIES, consisting IN par
follows,
40 hhds new sugar, 100 bTs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, TO- hlf 4 qrs Star Candles,
IS bbls sWMolasses, IS bXH selected ". r. Cheese
40 bbls esd & poWd Sugars, U1 bbs White Whisky,
4j kits Mack ersl, IS n. Y. Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs N K Rasins, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
& sacks Almonds 800 kegs Nails,
u cases saIdHss, IS dOE painted Buckets,
20 box Cove oysters, 30 Tubs,
10 bags Pepper, IS bXs Starch,
2j chests Teas, $50 bEs Soap,
90 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bxs DOylss Candles,
IS coils Rope, 100 dOz Mas0n's Backing,
IS cases Matches, 100 boxes FasKs,
together with numerous other articles make up CON-
pIete sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
marI6-ld. No. 80 Iarket Street
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Dancing

Mr.. GOODWIN respectfully informs parents and
Al guardians and former pu pills, that his school open
90 SATURDAY morning, al O'Clock, NJ, March 20ih,
a. his rooms over Mr.. Beechs store College street.
class for gentlemen will commence Monday nzhl a.
half past Mr. G. win introduce all she fashionable dan
ces PnreBt and guardians may assured that
enon will be given his part 10 the rapid advancement Of
the pupils wlh whom he may entrusted.
mar l6--5t
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The Works of John c. Calhoun. compri-
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Of the United States Speeches IN Congress, Reports aad
Public Letters. In volumes.
The Works Of Daniel Webster, compri-
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Papers, with notice OF his LIE sad Works, b. I'd
ward Everett In six volumes.
The Private Correspondence of Daniel
Webster. Bdited By Fletcher Webster. 2 vols. emo.
- These volumes Of the Private Letters Mr. Webster
correspond in size with his works In six volumes.
Benton's Thirty ears View. A History
OF the Workings OF the American Government for thirty
yeaEE-from 1870 TO 1850. 2 vols.
Benton's Abridgment of the Debates of
COHgTsss from l7s9 to 1856 To be completed in Is vols
Five vols ready,
Irving's Life of Washington, comprising
his Early and Military Life and his Inauguration as Pres
idsnt Of the United States. Complete In & vols.
Marshalls life Of Washington. compil-
ed under The inspection Of The hon. Ba,hrad Washington
from Original Papers. . vols. syo. sheep.
Colton's Atlas of the World, Illustrating
Physical and Political Geography. Accompanied BY dss-
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CObbett's Parliamentary History of Eng
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Selections from Cobbetts Political Wri-
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Nautilus on the Principle of Population.
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Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations, with
Notes and Supplementary Chapters. By william Play
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FOR SALE BY
W. z. Berry & 90,
marie Public Square.
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Mas JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn g.
To all Beregug Afflicted zrifh TraBsZ

MIL. F. Cow.E-Dear Sir: hereby certify, that In he
Of the year le53 9f mine, boy
years Of age who had always before and
Of vigorous constitution, attacked with gravel.
Physician EEed who attended him Tor several
months during which time be grew daily until he
helpless, and believe would have died days
ha no been lrisnd who advised tho Of Cowans
LI1O1rptic. iprOcured q b0tss, drst Of which
gave him relief, IN snort lime he ab 10 walk
about and fna FULLY recovered; which
had symptoms OF said disease and 20 all appearances
healthy any plantation Ither8lOrs
commend 10 % all persons suffering under like disease
Of the most certain remedies known.
Given under my hand, this August "a, 1851.
DANIEL SHELTON,
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FEMALE EMIGRATION TO THE WEsr.-The Deoatu

FEMALE EMIGRATION TO THE WEsT.-Ihe Decatur
Ou) correspondent Of the Ssa,s Journal ssys;
"some ffly women and girls sent out from New
FORK city by the WOmcns Emigration and Ald
Society. arrived here on Friday last. They were
al Immediately supplied with good homes, and j
am informed places for fifty more could readily have
been obtained Some Of them were girls OF 10 10
Is years and some as old as 80 years Of age. There
is no doubt but a good work has been commenced in
The West in vfsriug homes, and the means Of sus-
teusnce TO The starving worthy poor Of the over
crowded and pent up eastern cities"
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DEArH OF AN Old TUBFMAN.-CoL Richard b.
long' an Old turiman, well known throughput the
uIn ana West and for many years past proprietor
instant @
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CRIsPss GAIETY.
A Large Dwelling for Sale or Rent

ON Broad street, near The n q C. Railroad budgs. The
house contains 20 r0Oms; the lot fronts about 900
leet ree territory" great bargain will be given 10 q
purchaser. ]. l.. q r. W. BROWN,
mar i6-lm AK Cherry street.
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ATr,7co The British mOney-leuders, holding
-. ,-,ouuts of Mexican stocks upon which the
intsTet is very irregularly paid are looking round
anTiously to find somebody who van shoulder the
Jabt on5 save them from loss. The London Times,
of these stock jobbers, proclaims its
o1tiTe willingness that the United States should
80 possession Of Mexico, and thus make themselves
vsgDousible for the Mexican debt
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l have the honor TO be
Your Obedient servant,
q -nul-...- -nrn.aln.at


To the Speaker Of the Senate
Mr. Speaker BURCH. Mr. Speaker, the argument
on that side is now read.
Il will not do for Senators now, to tell US, that
this increase Of capital is necessary to the existence
of the Bank The President denies it. Il is not
necessary for the relief Of the people. Why? Be
cause under the charter institution according
to the argument that made this morning, they have
the power to increase their circulation over five
millions. Senators this door, tell US that it is
necessary to increase the Indebtedness Of the State,
by the issuance # million and quarter Of bonds
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co.,
No. 10 Public Square.

w IHUNeUAL8 lIhILDH IoIl8 1866
TTB will offer for sale in front OF store, following
w article and we invite tse attention Of the retail
chants in the city and county this sale, intend
sell Ia lots to suit purchasers, Vizs
500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
RS hhds sugar, 100 b5Is Orange Val. Whisky.
10 bbs powdered Sugar, 25 81 Old bourbon do
20 q crushed DO 2j Rye do
so bbls laoasses. e " a" Smith Reserve do
so boxes K Raisinl, 10 oaks Porter,
Is s. Cove OysterJ, TO &" Ale,
90 chests Tea, IS baskets Champaign Wine
IS bbIs Pecans, 2j boxes do Cider,
tierCes Rice, IoO bbs Vinegar,
500 kegs Nails, As nests painted Tubs,
100 boxes Glassware, 100 dOz do Buckets
eases Matches, IS Wash Boards,
50 NJ G d caps, So boxes COddsh,
$50 reams Wrapping Paper, TO 4" Herrings,
50 kits Mackerel, 1lO bbis Green Apples,
90 y bbls do $50 boxes SIar Candles.
100 bbls do . Saidines.
With many other articles in % Grocery line.
10, 1853. CARTER, Mckay & co.
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TIE TAuuaaY HuL MEarNG.-The late enthu-
Eiastic meeting Of the people Of New ora, without
respect to party, assembled to express their con-
sonance Of opinion with the manly position assumed
by the President in the admission of Kansas appears
10 have exceedingly annoyed the editors of the New
York Fre7irg Posi-, who thus vent their spleen upon
some of the participants IN that meeting:
sThe man who heads tie call for the meeting at
Tammsrv HsU .to strengthen the hands of the
President 80 Stewart Brown is an OH wing, who, we
venture to say. never voted for democratic prost-
dent in his Ite The first speaker announced for
the occasion on the bills is Alexander d. stephens,
also an old wing who spent his FIRST three sessions
in Congress introducing democratic Presidents ana
Who suDporrei r. ..rore both before and after his
election. de is now the leader Of the Admln:stra-
Non party in the House Of Representative
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
GrOce cries.

IOO HHDS PRIME TO CHOICE SUGAR;
w zoe bbls Powdered Loaf and Crushed sugar
255 bags prime Rio Coffee;
49, bbls, MOlassss;
100 y bbls do
50 bags Old Gov. Java and Laguira Coffee
IS bills MaCker5l. assorted
30 dozen 8ReksLs;
$50 boxes STAR and Mould Candles;
2tO Kegs Wheeling Nails, assor, ed;
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands;
IS coo imported Havana Cigars;
3C,GuO assorted brands do
IS boxes Scotch HerrinEs;
uerCes Fresh Figs;
40 bags Pepper, SpI 9 and Ginger;
50 boxes Bar Soap.
fsbII NJ. & T. P. CHEATHAM.
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npike Stock
! Building Lois For Sale.

GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
CEVEN beautiful Building Lots in Houstons aad Zolli-
~ Golfers and Williams Additions 20 EdgsaeId.
ALSO-A Lot fronting 100 feet on Broad street West
Nashville Also, number Of desirable lots IN HardiB and
BOstiek's Additions
Apply 10 j L, & r. W. BROWN
mar l6-lm a y Cherry street.
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JACKSON, Tenn, August %, 1857

The above perfectly cured By - bottles Of the
LihOntdpc and OF ne worst OF Gravel
has been this county. G. ADAMSON.
II Letsvery female who expects TO become a mother
read the following and proat thereby
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FOR Nav ORLFANs.

'7HR fac new passenger Steamer JOSEPHINE -
SAVAGE, Capl DAVIS, will leave for above slaf;a
and 81 intermediate landings on WBDNkSDAY y, Isal
hs I7th inst. O'clock z. D. For freight passage,
apply on board or
marl6-3t n. n. HARRISON, Agent.
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BY Authority.
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

AN ACT to make more secure the right of vendors
Of lands.
Section /. Be q enacted by the General Assemble
Of The State Of Tennessee, That in all cases where
lands heretofore have been or may hereafter be
sold, the vendor, as each payment of the purchase
money shall become due, may bring his suit TO en-
force his lien vendor and may have so much Of
the land sold msy be necessary to pay the money
so due; and the suit so brought shall retained in
court, and each Of the other payments become
due, the Court shall direct sufficient quantity Of
land to be sold 10 satisfy the same
Sec. 2. Be Il enacted, That if the land cannot be
divided without great injury to the parties or if the
vendee direct it shall be the duty Of the Court
to direct it all to be sold at one time, making the
payments to fall due at such times the purchaser
had agreed to pay the vendor; and the money, as
collected, shall be applied to the payment Of the
debts due TO the vendor.
Sec. 3. Be It further enacted That land shall not
be sold in parcels above described, except at the
option Of the defendant, and in the event that il is
all sold, in parcels, the defendant shall have the
righbof redemption, as in other cases.
Passed March 6, 1858.
DANIEL S. DONELSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JNO. Q. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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Mr. J. P CowAu-Dear SIR You will do the kindness
TO publish my certificate the following nos that The
suffering community benefited. have given biuh
to nine children and ny life being miracH Ousy saved Caa
consiIer) ~ your medicine cannOs ia Iust you and
fused your Ltnoatrptc in small portions perhaps once
day. se months which dspeed entirely the fEtuisrt
OF the stomach heartburn whicH had
me 70 alaTmi'g iE all my former pregnancias
When confined took about glasses full Of
the medicine which gave easier delivery By q
great deal Than ever bad before. Nor Is this all have
seen it tiled ss, and heard from respecLab
another that your LhOnrOptic tFed
and the M with others lu attendance, hOrouEhly
convinced that the pain OF The delivery ysy muca
esssned By Us use. would cay all that expect
mothers, not o. be without invaluable medicine
Guag prsrn1ncy aad parcullry the time Of eOnaae-
sequeniy the pain labor dminBhed; and fur.
her ny PaysicEa and Movie both said that had dropsy
he Womb. and nov enjoy bett.r health Than have
done years. and believe the disease is entirely re-
moved.
Sir DO his that the susrnEs Of very many OF ny sex
may asy atsd % hey Only their prpjudi
s mucn 20 JTy tre LIhOnluptc. II any person
wishes know opinions o. rhsT upon this subject they
can address a. Y0Fkylo, Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW.
CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
Twas present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the facts
contained in he above cerhcas have been scquanted
with aud ME- snow Tor many years, and have reason
10 believe the trula Of their esTiidcat5.
PREPARED ONLY BY
W. F. GRAY.
marl5-triw&w6n Nash TilIs, Tennessee.
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Notice to Cotton Shippers.

THE WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
LJAVING declined continuing IN rough Rate on
IL Cotton, 70 Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, &c. No
and the Goth all Cotton ship
ped 70 tnoss points, will b charged the Local Rate Of
each Road which 70 passeJ.
CHAS, ". AND ERSON,
mar l6 IRE General gent.
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IMPORTANT BOOKS FOR LIBRARIES
W. 7. BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
HAVE NOW OS sALB,
The Life, Correspondence & Speeches
HENRY CLAY,

In six Volumes b. Calvin Cotton, L. D. Professor o.
Public Economy, Trinity College. In various styles Of
binding.
's'"Destined for leader, be everywhere serted biz
destiny C. HTeskenudge Vice President Of he
United States.
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DEcLEysIoS OF SPEAKER OEE.-The Hon. Jas.
/. Orr, the Speaker Of the House, has written
letter to his constituents, declining eelecOn to
Congress. The org neglect Of his private affairs
ne says, impc-icusly demands his presence at home
We quote Che following paragraph:
In dgchargiug he ariu0us duties dev0lved on me,
nave been aclulscd 10y an earnest purposetO main
tain your righs, guard your honor and preserve
this government hv restraining it strictly within It's
constitutional sphere. ] have no. believed that the
highest test of ,,-iotism was found in yehemeuce
Of sentiment or 0euce of counsel, aud have con-
seuueuty CO operated cordially with national men
from al sections .n carrying yut such q policy
would promote your interests and the interests OF
this great country.
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BANK OF TENNESSEE, Feb. q, 1858.

10 ne Senate Of the Stdte OF 4tllAsSSee:
GENTLEMEN: In answer to a Resolution of the
Senate passed this morning, requiring ''the Presi-
dent Of the Bank of Tennessee fOrtb0ith to inform
the Senate whether it is necessary the existence
of the Bank of Tennessee, to increase its capital by
an issue of State BOnds-and secondly, whether said
increase aforesaid is demanded by the interests OF
the people," have the honor TO state, that such
increase of its capital by the issuance Of State Bonds,
is by no means necessary to the existence Of the
Bank That no doubt is entertained with its present
means, that every liability Of the Bank and will
be met and leave very large surplus for the use Of
the State
To the second question, the undersigned has the
honor to reply that the best interests Of the people
Of the State will, in his judgment, be at this time
promoted by the proposed increase Of the capital Of
the Bank. It will enable the Bank to enlarge Its
business and increase its profits, with but little or
no addition its expenses 1t will enable the Bank
TO keep out if not increase its circulation and thus
give important aid 10 the people in the present
deranged state Of the money It Will ahordthe
peOplea currency upon which they can safely rely IN
the transaction Of every business 1t Will enable the
Bank TO afford greater facilities In the procurement
of exchange at reasonable price. 1t has already,
since the suspension, furnished more than million
Ofdolars Of exchanges at one per cent premium, and
will in the future be ablet0 do still more.
The increase Of the capital Of the Bank, after
full and thorough examination by > ONT Committee
Of the two Houses, Of ITS present COndllon, would
be such an exhibition Of confidence IN theinsitution
and It's management, and evidence such determine
ton TO meet all the liabilities Of the State that it
eould not fail to insure confidence among capitalists
and promOte the interests Of our Internal Improve
meut Companies, which have been 50 much injured
BY their inability realize The full aid given by the
State It would also quiet the appreuensions in the
adjoining States as 10 the ability Of the Bank to
meet its liabilities which have been excited by the
recent harsh and unjust attacks made upon it, and
thus enlarge the field Of its circulation and enable
the Bank to increase its business.
have the honor TO be
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marl6-sriw&v6m Nashville, Tonnsssss.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

THIC have been purchased under favorable cir
W cumstsnces. aRi viii be sold uruIes; be sure
20 give call before buying; have elegant