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Great American Corn shelter.

The Proprietor OF this great labor saving machine,
who is temporarily in Nashville, respectfully invites
call from the Agricuturists and Mechanics Of David
county -preferrng a trial and thorough erdmina-
tim Of the machine any description OF its perform
ance that he might give. leading feature of this
shelter is its simplicity, thing, which Of ITSELF recon-
mends it above all others 1t is plain, simple and sub
stanal in construction not liable TO get out OF order
and will shell, in the hands Of one person, in perfect
manner, without breaking cob, or leaving single
grain upon them, (what no other shelter in the coun
try will do,) twenty bushels Of per hour. The
Proprietor is prepared to dispose of State County
Rights or single machines, on the most reasonable
terms; and, in consequence of the Unprecedented
'hard times " will exchange the for land hors
es, mules any kind of grain farming produce at
market prices.
The Rights for all the Southern States are for sale
and be had reasonably low Price II single Ma
chimes Sl2 and $40. As they going OF rapidly
those who NAV wish to purchase invited to give
early call. Remember the place-No. ~, Public
Square-Shields Auction Room. feb26-lm
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BOoKsMAszzssn BooKsM
The United States Benevolent Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.

TIVE following Is SCHEDULE Of Property which
i will be given To Purchasers Of Books at the time
] of sale by
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VEST BUTTONS.

HAVING rcplenished my stock Of shell Cameo and
Il Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons, I will Sell than
cheap for cash. J. II. McGIIL.
Jan. l2-u
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miscellaneous.
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.

SnoiCt NAfleIleb lcT Vue JOLIET.
'HE subscriber respectfully announces that, n -
nanded by Amateurs OF Flowers. he has pur-4 49,
chased from Mr.. b. Il. Bliss, Of Sprinrfeld Moss an
assortment OF his Flower Seeds. which have been
found and are known in every State Of the Union TO
lowing extract from Bilss Catalogue, that II
that sell them nj exactly his prices. His
embrace not only those of his raising but seec-
TORS the best English, French and German now-
er seeds They are sold half the price thai COVER
seeds hay before commanded in this market
have selected Out OF my large collection Of nover
seeds the most beautiful and snowy varieties each
distinct color, and calculated 10 produce fns
effect when planted IN beds groups in the flower
border. have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical and English name height, time OF
towering, color OF The flower, manner Of growing,
whether erect or trailing, &c. the time II should be
sown, and other valuable hints to its cultivation
In selecting these varieties have bsea careful TO
clude all which shy boomers OF have an insignia
cant appearance, that the collections will comprise
only those which really SNOWY and handsome and
which believe would prove to the entire satisfaction
OF lady gentleman who might be diSpysed
10 any part Of the country At the following prices
Assortment No. l. consists OF twenty choice varieties
OF AhhWus- $500. 81 W
4" No. =, consists of twenty choice yarle-
ties Of Biennials and PerennEals. %
Z" No. 8, consists OF ten extra tine varie-
ties OF Annals and Perennials, embra-
cling many OF the new and choicest IN
a. NJ 'S con.js; az DE-. % - ho,, a., w
cites, selected from Prize Flowers Of English Pan
sizes, German Carnaton, and Picotee Pinks, Yer
benas; 1raffunt French Asters and Double Hol-
yhocks, each OF which sold ut twenty-five
cents sngly 90
Persons Ia ordering will please give the number &C
the Assortment Remntances be made bank
bills or postage stamps. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febl-u Nashville, Tenn.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
Tickets: wholes IS; Halves e2.5o; Q'rs SIPS
sc III n VI Il .
AUTHORIZATIONS PRiLFs.

Ea- Bank Notes u SOUND Ranks taken par Checks
on Ncw York RENTED fsr pEizcs-
Ea- Drawings oi Large Gases " ~ BE- Published Ia
New Ycfk and New Orleans sunday EapeTs, and
Charleston add SzEsnnah faiii~s-
N ordering TcSeIs ~ Csrtncstes fnciose the
ney % our sadrrSs Tor The 1lcksts orered on receipi
q which tbfy vii re fQr~arlica By fFst nal yar-
chzssrs can have llckcts tndrng "a any hgafe Dizzy
spAy destguste-
The iizi q drawn nueers and przes ~ili be sent -
purchasers Immediately sft'r ibs drawing Furcha
sers viii please wrfc thef signatures plain and XIV
thelr Po-t sflare, caanty and etste.
Remember that rxery PFzr drawn and pAyabie N
fun xIshoat tefuciian-
All Pritrs % 81 eee ant under paid iHEneistely amer
the drawing pfises AZ the cst@ tina u - "a
All eamrn uaicato1k strietly conhdentizt-
~ Address oraers for Tckess 70 4. IL SWAIN,
Szshyiiis, Irnn-, or - ANDERSON 4 SoN, Managers
. Mzcan OF savannah. Ca fr5l1-frs ~ kut1.
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SPRING SToCK.-Passing along Broadway
yesterday, We noticed the pave in front of
CCTTER's Shoe Store. encountered with we'll
filled packages of Shoes, Boots, &C., portion
of his purchases for spring and summer,
which had come to hand, only fifteen days out
from Boston. He had previously received a
number ofpackages from Philadelphia. These
receipts together, make his present assortment
quite attractive. We observed amongst those
opened some very choice specimens of ladies'
kid and goat skin heeled boots. slippers, &c,
and gentlemen's fine boots and shoes. There
is manifestly Improvement in the material
and makeup, on last seasons goods.
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Eton, he s. Lo,,i. ne.oesn,

"Search for and hold fast that which is
good" which is an old saying, and truly veri-
fled in DIR. McLean's Medicines-the celebrat-
ed STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURI-
FIER, and MCLEAN's VOLCANIC On LINIaENT.
There have never been remedies that have be-
come so deservedly popular in SO short time
as those; they can now be found in the closets
of nearly every family in this city, ready for
use when required, because they will act just
as is stated in the directions. lThey are both
for sale by all druggists in Nashville.l See
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Mrs. CUNNINGHAM SrILL LIvEs.-The world
has for some time lost track of Mr.. Cunning
ham of Burdell murder and bogus baby notorl-
ETY.. The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger rakes her to the surface
In the following paragraphs:
Gu Friday last she hir,d house In Thirty
FIRST ST., near the Third avenue. and was
moving into it-when the landlord, for the
first time discovered who il was that had
become his tenant. Mr.. Cunningham th, re-
upon received notice 10 quit, but she yigor-
ously demonstrated and threatened 10 appeal
TO the law tor protection. Nevertheless, next
day she found other quarters, aud this NOR
ming evacuated the premises IN 4 hiriy-first 81
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LATE INvENrIoNs.-The Scientific american
states that patent has been taken out for ii
Rocking Chair, to which a bellows is attach
ed. The motion of the Chair in rocking, OPP
crates the bellows, and supplies the setter
with air to cool him or her off. \ fine thing
for the newly wed.
The American also mentions another patent
for Rocking Chair, whose motion operates
churn. Rocking the body and churning the
butter can be performed with its aid, at once
and at the same time.
Great is the inventive genius of the agel
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Sprfial llotifes.
piles I'm both forms Cured.

kEAD IftlS.
al can only account for my present sound health,
from the constant, though moderate OF B9EHxyEs
HOLLAND BTrrEks-haying from my youth suffered, at
intervals from Piles In both formss sometimes
verey to completely PROSTATE have for sew
cral months past though subject loss Of Sleep and
unusual physical effort been entirely free from any
symptom OF this distressing disease; while my gen.
eral health is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity OF this certificate
are requested TO call upon communicate with the
prOpriet0rs They will take pleasure only re-
ferrng them to its author, but to many others who
have used the Holland Bitters for the same affection,
with equal success mare-Iw-4l
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Chancery Sale

Edward Vaughn, Admr. ct ais rs. Miey Everett, Ad-
mnistratriX, et els.
IN pursuance OF a decree Of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville at its last November Term, in the above
Cause Uit sell the PtJiic Square NdshriHe on
S4TT RDAY, THE 3D. DAY or APRIL. 1855, the
Tract Of Land mentioned in the pleadings ia this
(and which lies the North side of Cumberland rv-
sr this city } much may be necessary "a
satisfy the decree.
Tssss.-Five Hundred Dollars cash: Five Hundred
Dollars upon credit of four months aud for the bal
a credit OF one, two and three years with inter
est from date. c. ID. BIdES, 4. ".
marl--td
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Steamboat & laiufr AelDs.
SPRING FAIR.

. The Annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county Ag
ricutura and Mechanical Society for the year 1858,
will be held the Fair Grounds Nashville the
4th 10 sth of May inclusive. Liberal premiums are Of
fered list of which, with regulations for holding,
may be had on application to l. P. WILLIAMS Secreta-
ry at the Office Of the Southern Homestead No. Il y
Dcadrick Street or this Office. Membership Tick
cts emitting the holder all the privileges Of the So
cety for the year 1855 and grounds
during the Spring FAIR may be had for ST. applca-
ton THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer
WV. G. HARDING,
Feb. 22-triw&wtd President.
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FIRE.-The residence of Mr.. SHEPHERD,
blacksmith, situated on the South side of
Broad street. in the neighborhood of DORIS
stove mandatory, caught on fire yesterday
greater portion of the furniture in the house
was saved. The fire police were present, as
early as possible, and took it under their pro-
lection. The house was too far from the en-
CINE houses for the iremen to get there in
time to save ii.
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Augusta Market.
.rcrs,, march IN p "

r
COTTON-There active demand this morning
and about 1000 bales sold at yesterday prices
Transactions checked about IL o'clock by the
nouDcement of later intelligence from Liverpool
BACON-This article has experienced slight decline
since last weekly report. After few days of
activity however an improved demand has sprung up
and yesterday and to-day considerable quantity has
changed hands We quote hog round 109101zc clear
sides, Tennessee, 10749l1c western sides 10Al9l05<
shoulders s5x@9Sc; hams 1oS9lI1sc.
LARD-There is fair demand, and prices firm
at previous quotations-105z9l1c
GRAIN-There is good demand for Wheat, princi-
pay for prime White. We quote prime red 81 good
do 90c common and sprouted soc; prime white 81 II
good do 81 O5; common and sprouted s5 15c Corn is
scarce and in demand-prices stffenng. wequote 20
9915c with sack. Corn Meal 759s0c. Oats Rye, and
Peas are nominal at the quotations in g Prices
Current"
FLOUR-There Is a moderate demand for Flour and
prices firm without any material change We quote
Tennessee extra family IS 5c9o; do extra IS 2595 So
do superfne 81 1895 rs.
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shirts and Collars.

TUST TO hand another invoice OF shirts, which
81 warrant To be superior in every way, and TO n
better than any other STYLE with without collars
preferred, for sale low by
feb5-tf J. IL Mc3III,
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Good Advice.

The thousands Of crpples whom rheumatism has
left with sfened joints, whom Palsy has bereft Of
the use Of their limbs, advised to try BRACES
ARCTIC LISIaEST which has never yet failed to
single of the kind in which fair trial has been
made In using it, do not the friction, but rub
it in well and brskly 1t is also useful in relaxing
the muscles, contracted or drawn up from cramp; in
reducing and scattering tuners and white swellings;
and healing ulcers, and in curing all manner of erup
tive diseases of the skin 1t is for sale in all respect-
BILE Drug stores. MARLIN
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Atlanta Market,

COTToN-There is no lack Of dispositionto operate.
All that is offered finds willing buyers very full
There very perceptblc falling of receipts. We
quote extremes at e9l1 &c, but &c is the prevailing
rate.
= BAC0N-Our market is well supplied and prices not
quite firm. Shoulders understand 10 be in
and can be had from s5I9ac. Clear sides worth
1O1zc; hog round loo. A large lot could probably be
secured at a lower figures
wHEAT-We hear of arrival of wheat
CONS and Judge the surrounding country be pref
ty well drained We hear Of sales of prime Tennessee
Wheat, red soc, and White at 81.
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A Distressing Case---Insanity of Mrs.
Logan.

The following We clip from the Wheeling
Luteiiige''cer:
''The other day, the celebrated actress, Miss
Eliza Logan, came up from Baltimore to this
city, having In charge her mother, who is
hopelessly insane. She was accompanied by
her two brothers. They were on their way to
Columbus, Ohio, where the unfortunate old
lady is to be confined in the Lunatic Asylum
Capt. James Walters upon whose train they
were passengers, rendered all the assistance
in his power, aud devoted most of his time
during the night TO the mother and distressed
daughter and sons. The mother, who was
thus bereft of reason within the past month,
required constant watching. She raved and
struggled wildly about in her seat, and it was
necessary to administer chloroforu every few
hours to render her at all manageable. Miss
Logan, it is said, was almost heart-broken,
aud she seemed to experience feeling of un-
utterable grief at the lamentable cond-
ton of her mother, TO whom she is much at
tached'
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The GAIETY.-To-night Mrs. HAYNE APP
pears in the play of Luereeia Boryia, one of
the best in the drama aud one in which she
has won greal deal of applause. Mrs. H..
has improved in the force and volume of her
voice each night since the commencement of
her engagements-in other respects there is
but slight room for improvements this
evening our citizens will have an opportunity
of witnessing their favorite aytiste in one of
her choicest delncatious
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Chancery Sale.

p. l. Couch and G. W. Couch rs. W. C. Mckinley.
DY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court at Nash
ID VILE, made in the above cause, the November
Term last shall expose TO public sale the Eishest
bidder, at the Courtyard in Nashville, on the 10th OF
MARCH next, tract OF land containing l45< acres.
less lying on the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road in the I'd Civil District OF Davidson
more particular description Of which vii be given
the day OF sale.
TRRsrs;-Credit Of six and twelve months viii be Civ
en- and lien retained for the payment OF the purchase
money. C. u. BRIEN,
feb6-dlAtwtd Clerk a. Master
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THE ELEcrIoN.-The election of County
Officers last Saturday passed OIL quietly, gem
orally speaking. Owing To the ncl,mcncy of
the weather there was but small vote pollcd
only about 100. The vote thus far stands
as follows-two precincts TO hear from: Sher-
in, Eartherly, no opposition, 1923 votes. Reg
lister, Wick 1911, Lester POI. Trustee, Moure
1908, Shor3er 1903. Johnson 2O3. Circuit
Clerk, Manson s23, Coles $50, Fales 372
Drake 2l3.-LobuJsoR Herald
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Gbanferp Sales
Cbancery Sale of Laud.

Thomas C. Martin, Ex'r, &C. j. B. Hughes and wife
aud others
n pursuance OF decree pronounced at the last term
OF this court IN the above cause will sell 1T pub
nc sale On the premises SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
MARCH, ls5s tho following tract OF Ninety Acres OF
Land, TO Wit The tract OF Land Cedar Lick Creek
IN wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin
dec d. and al present occupied by C. Graves, and ad-
Joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
TEKxs-one Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash, and
for balance credit OF u months without interest
$1,000 G. D. BRIEN, c. & NJ,
feo5-td Cnancery Court al Nashville.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
THE BANK OF THE UNION.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March 4, 1855
TENNESSEE. SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Es- We learn that our fellow-citizen, Gen.
w. w. VOOLFOLK. has sold his fine blood
racer, 'Ransas," to J. WocDEoFFE q Co, of
Ohio. The price paid was $1,000. He was
purchased with IA view to propagating the
stock. We trust this sale is not Indicative OF
the transfer of another Kansas, the territory,
to the North.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter |!

PAIESTED ny FILLS L CHARLTON, sept sth, 1885,.
THE ouiy cheap, durable aud efcsens machine FOR
Il PisDung ctHn presented 70 the Planters Of
fcnac>scc, noS exhibiton II Aeasrs. Aripztrong
A Cor, No % HsrkeE street. Nashville. =
Th- Cherokee Corn Planter recommends itself above
alt o.rs for rs durability, cheapness arhcty and
lhe F<sJsc manner that performs The fo,lowins DO
scrshe1 work s-e-
Il farrows out the ground 20 any required dcTfs--
crepe the corn nfany kernels desired IN space
of IouF achez dsmster ulaihenlztcaiiy an the hll-
cover TIA h aud presses ihp earth, {.s BY the old
snctiaa n Al te hoe and narks accurately The To-
siiloa - each hill Wal single horse, man az boy
plant ten 20 hfteen pr day sab ease
Planters ana cfbeFs inyted % examination Of
tbs machine, a. HsNsrs- AFmsirons Co.'S y here Il
may be srsa daily IA practical opcrz tlon.
fefsans wishis< 20 purchase cJI MY RIGHTS IN
this nflotnlng STATES, - applying immediately fax
efrsIory being Disposed az Fxt,dly } do 50 cI.on
such trrnaz slil nssrs them large return ca the
Investment Call al o1ee al No. - Market street
Nashs Jhr- ChIiIS MCDONNELL
sauss-4
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Lawrenceburg Money.

Old Postofice Building corner Of Cedar and Cherry,
Nashville where the Books and Gifts open for In
sprction, day and night. febll-u
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WE taking Iawrcnccburg Iiank Notes at par
w IN pay inent oi all accounts due and for any
article We bAVc Tor sale.
feb23-u w H. GORDON 4 co
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Thomas d. McEwen ct ais Nance 4 Matioch ct ais
and Nance Matloch ct ais Thos. Il. McEwen 81 ais.
In pursuance of decree Of the Chsncery Court at
Nashville, iIs November Term, 1851, IN the above
CAUSES, VIII sell on the Public SQUARE, IN this city
the 10TH DAY OF APRIL 1855 to the highest bid
der credit Of ami three years. lots Nos.
L. - - in the division of the Wilson's Spring
property On of these Lots Wilson'S Spring Is
situated. G. n. BRltN, c. h NJ,
marl0-td Chanccgy Court At Nashville.
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For Cash Exclusively.

We have this day concluded to do exclusive Cash
business BY doing feel confident will not
only make it advantageous ourselves but TO
toners also. For is certain, any Merchant sell
his goods cheaper for cash than he can on twelve
months time and perhaps longer. We will continue
to sell our present stock at cost for cash.
All persons indebted 10 us for past accounts must
CONE up and settle, or We will be compelled TO give
them 10 officer.
feb3 ]. c. NICHOLSON co.
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CORRECTIoN.-We stated in our paper of
yesterday that the fire of the night previous
o originated in the Sewanee House. We should
have said it originated in the rear of Messrs.
MCCLURE, Buck & Co.'S. Tin Shop.
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Ia fact the Ladies Of Nashville are beginning 70
open their eyes 70 the fact thai the wnEsiEH wusoS
Sewing Machine h tie beat Machine for family
made II Is fact, the Agents for these Machines have
uniform price far each style, from which they
pary Il Is fact that all necessary n.lrscuons aad
tools, furnished With each maehlns rstAssf szssa
charge all Of wLsh tho public requested % notice.
n4-le--v ~. . -ss
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

JOHN d. JAMES, Prest D. D. JAMES, Cashier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1858.
! will give SIS cents on the dollar for Lawrenceburg
money; and other uncurTent money ut the market
price wish purchase 500 600 Of Tennessee State
Bonds MI order, aud will give the highest market
price Cor Land Warrants To any amount.
Janli-t JNO. u. JAMES.
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Chancery Sale of Slaves.

IN pursuance OF u decree made heretofore by the
Chancery Court at Nashville, in the 81 VIM. u.
Seaks. f. Pitts and others will sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash the Public Square in the city ~
Nashville, SATURDAY, the 3rd DAY OF APRIL,
1855, the following seven Slaves, to-wit Louisa,
Maria Ellen, Alsey Lucy Ann, Margaret and Martha.
c. n. BRiEN, c. NJ,
marl-td Chancery Court ut Nashville.
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,m wanted Immediately, $1,000

Mf@as-s-b men 20 engage IN The sale OF the most
popular selling Books in America Invalids, mcchan-
cs farmers and teachers, wishing IN travel, will End
this very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them to see the country and make money the same
time. Agents in the business clearing from
$500 tn 81 800 per year. For full particulars, and
list OF Books, address II. NJ RUIISON, Queen City,
Publishing House. l4l Main street Cincinnati Ohio; or
# living East, ID. RULISON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept II.
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III N. p. WILLIS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons why requires
a gentleman of accomplished mechanical genius 10
operate a Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine and
Why so many excellent house keepers" not do
ii. feb22-d
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1853. J. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE,

Corner College Street and the Public Square.
HAVING just received every style of Shell, Ivory,
Buffalo, and Horn Puff Tucking, Side, Fire tooth
and Redding Combs Also Ivory, Rosewood, Shell and
Buffalo Hair Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Shaving and Cloth
Brushes small Toilet Mirrors Ladies and 6enienen's
Dressing Cases for travelling FOR the ROOM Morocco
Bags, Cabas, furnished and unfinished; Ebony Work
Boxes, and fine Writing Desks VIII sell prices to
suit the times. Jan. Eft
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NOTICE

INHE creditors Of THOMAS HAMILTON, deceased
l. are hereby notified and required TO appear before
Inc Clerk Of the Chancery Court at Nashville and
prove and file their claims, against his will
sttend at my Office the LIST Monday 5th day April
70 receive the Same. c. ID. BRIEN C. & NJ.
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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ss- IL Il confidently asserted that wHssaEs VII
sos's Sewing Machines be worked by the Ladiss
well as BY gentlemsn u accomplished faeehaaea
genius" iaarls-2w