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sEAEANEE COAL.

TEVHE sEWANEE MINING COMPANY are nov prepared for
supplying the public with superior article Of semibitun
Coal, which slate iron and sulphur, and
Greatly Superior to amy other COal
heretofore sold in Tennessee intention Of the Company
70 sell As Low any Coal may be Selling in
markets they may ship. They believe that when the
public have their Coal that will be preferred 70 az
other, both for H0uset0ld and AIHly GctHg purposes.
Coal VIII be delivered any point the Georgia State Mem
ph & Charleston, and Nashville Chattanooga Railroads, that
may be desired.
All orders except for AsAUe, must be directed to the
s'Sewanee Mining Co., Tracy city Tenn.'
Orders Nashville should be the Companys Yard adj
joining the y. & c. R. be unloaded they
arrive their destination, charge will be made to those who
Coal for their delay Railroad Agents at the different sta
requested Immediately after being unload
ed the Company have active for all their coal The
Coal weighed that purchasers Of getting what they
pay for SAMUEL T. TRACY, Pres. s. NJ Co.
Tracy City, Nov /, 1855. noyl7-d2w2nlw
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eODEvsS E.ADT,s book FOR BECEmBER.
toDEY's LADYs BOOK Tor December, the beautiful
\ u No Of the season, just received by
n0vIS T. hAuAN-
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
CARTETs, WTLLsFORD & 90.

CARTER, WHLLSFORD & CO.,
On Tuesday, November 23d, 1885,
VN7E viii offer for cash front Of Warehouse No. 5, Mar
w ket street. complete assortment Of Groceries, consisting
ia part follows viz.
& hhds II. o. Sugar; 50 doz Ground Pepper, purei
100 hags Bait Coffee; so doz Ground Mustard;
IS bhls Molasses; so boxes Star Candles;
IS bbls Golden Syrup; 50 boxes TalloW Candlesi
% bbls Crushed sugar; JOG bhs Cincinnati Whisky;
$ bbs Powdered sugar l3 do N. @. do
. bbls Loaf Sugar; 100 pkgs French Brandy
30 half bbls Naekerel; ~ bbis Dark Brandy;
100 cases Cove Oysters. & h % hbis n Y. Gin;
cans; so boxes CSC bars) Soap:
Is bags Pepper; 100000 Cigarsi
IS bags Spice; 300boxes quart Pickles;
5 J chest Tea; 10 do katsup:
90 reels Cotton Cord; 2j do quart Boitles
50 bxs Scotch SMUT. 50 reams Wrap. Paper
Together with many other articles up complete sale.
We will continue to sell IN future every Tuesday,
noyls-d CARTER WILLEFORD & co.
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L. Pacata IEibcruia; or, A History o. the Wars
ireland, during the Reign Of Queen Elizabeth. Cksn omtk
original Chroncies) IusttsI with Portraits o. Qusn Eliza
beth, Earl o. Toluess, F ias o. an the origin
al Maps aad Plans First published 10 London ia 1913. vol.
syo.
2. Memoirs Of Different beIIious Ireland, from the
Arrival Of English: AIs1,ap ocular detail Of which
rose out on Z1r o. May, I7os with TIE History Of The Con
spiy which preceded It. by Sir Richard Nus-rove, Bart.
? VOL Dublin lsO2
cei4aeou Antiquities By Edward Lelueh L. T. d. vol svo
4. The History OF the Ezscratis Irish Rebellion
aoed from many preceding Acts ss Grand Emblem tic "a
October, iG4 And thence pursued t' the Act Of Settlement
IGGa vol. folio. London, 1850.
3. TEonastican EEtbcrnia; Or, An History o. the
Abbes, Prors asd other Religious Houses % Irsiud. Dubu
I75G.
g. = Typographical Dictionary o. Ireland,
comprising the several counties, ets Harau-ls corporate
market, and post towns, parishes ana VILLAGES, si5 Historical
Statistical Description &c by samuel Lewis vol. Ste
Z. DAIRY IA PIe's memoirs Of Great Britain and
Ireland. FROM the Dissolution Of e plTlaut Or Charles IT.
uuu the Sea Battle ol Ia i1s1e -Eoi Co. btnnra' III
s. ireland Exhibited 20 En.s Gland, in a Pc.
HcsI and Moral Survey % her Poruaton &C. by A. Atn
son. Es.i ats Of Dublin. 2 vol.
Q. 1EcDernat's New and Impartial History o. ireland,
from Tire earliest accounts 90 tepr-sat time. vi. 70.
70. AnthOiogia EETbernia; Or Monthly CoIise-
tons Of Science, Bellies Letres and History Innt-d with
. beautiful DraEiuEs. 90.
n. The Ancient and Present State OF TIE Con mt
and Ci.y o. Corr. D. Charles smith, ~ D. evo Dublin
I776.
-. Picturesque and Descriptive yrs Of the City
o. Dublin; Ia series % most Interesting eue taken In the year
T9I. BY james Aaian. via. brief authentic History from
the earliest account 20 the rrssertt.He Irll ly7.
I3- CobBett's Weekly Pol.ls-I Register. 10 vos svo.
Il. Selections from Cab.ests Political Worss: being an
A5rIgmsus Of the 100 volumes which comprise a writings Of
b P0rcupns,' sc vols.
Is. Riock's Picturesque Tourist or ireland via 3
Map ami Plans Of DE Principal Cities
&C, The United ErIshnIcn, their Lives and
Times. by r. Maiden, 81 D. vols lst ans "a SERIES haf
calf.
Il. Tyrone Fet.er's Impressions Of America, dur
ing t.s years I-a3, l-3t. ard I-aJ. . vols.
For SHE ly
". g. BERRY s. co..,
PuBIsC square.
octz7.
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I.erniar Clncinr.-1I aud VnshviIIe PacIlet.

TEyHE superior and commoiious Freight and Pas -
s seneeT Steamer SEVENTY SIX, 2. *. Bar 5lta4-AAa
cay Master. is now in readiness her regu- -
lar trims between point and Cincinnati, the first rise
Cumberland will he the intention Of her energetic and gen
many to make trip every weeks during
the ensuing Passengers and shippers rely this
popular craft freight passage Apply on board to
nav = III N. HARRIS ON Agent
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THU CURRENCY QUESTION.
Opinions OF The People and the Press.
From the West Tennessee Democrat.

Proceedings OF "a 7Eccsfng of the People of
HardemRn Comfy, held az Bolivar, July
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CRFSP'S GAFETY.

SECOND Night Of the American Tra-edan MIR.
- y. Roberts will appear in his celebrated imperso.
CAR DENAL ITELIEU,
In which Character acquired such celebrity England
THURSDAY. 18th, 1888 will be presented Sir Lyt0n
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vuVFFE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF TENNEs- /
SEE take pleasure in announcing that there win be
aRlSB CONCERT given, for the benefit e the Society in the
BEAUTIFUL Han has been vsy literally offered BY the Principal
Rev. c. d. Elliott.
FRIDAY ETEyZEG, NOV 10, 1858.
Ta following gentlemen have most kindly rendered their val
liable services:
PT0fs. Geo. N. Taylor, Henry weber, o.
Becker, and Suiius Pingueiy,
Assisted by Nal DE RODDE, Mrs Kealug, and large
Der Of the most talented amateurs Of the ctsi Of whom the city
can boast great many eonprisng aogether arsr iooe
It expected to be one Of the most interesting and enjoyable
In the chapel of the Nashville Female
Academy.
FRIDAY, NOV. 10 ls5s.
DoOsopen att P. NJ Concert to commence at P. NJ Ad
Tieets can be procured at the Music stores Of Mesr c. D.
Benson Jas Mcclure and John B. West ana al he Book
stores Of Messrs W T. Berry Co.. John York & Co ard E.
EdgeaeId once More.
nNTHURSDAY, THE fsth INST ANT, onthe
" premises propose to Offer at public sale number Of most
Nos. A. 10 fronting each SO feet Russell street ard
running hack "a feet alley. No "a fronts alsa Tulip
The three Lots together form most asabe site Tor
Sos and TO- on Fsaberland street. fronting from q
feet aud running back L. feet alley These lots
In Lindsey ard Einst0u's Addition nine Lots Bascoel
These the immediate vicinity Of Col Ramsey lelud
ful residence, AMI covered with forest trees. Also,
That Neat Cottage
on the Galsta turnpike. occupied by Cesy The Lot
fronts 50 feet ard back $50 feet The house contains four
goOdrooms, and has most excellent eisieFn.
Terms.
One roand three Years credit for notes satisfactorily secure
payable in hand bearing interest and lien re1 Sale at IL
E. R 6iascooE Auo'ioaeer. Ino7is-sf
HATCH RACE FOH $1,000.
TEVO run one quarter Of mile, Wednesday, the
I1th Of November.
Col. Taylor o. M, Pocahontas.
Mr. E Bess names h.h'r Sing David
novIO-td So CARTER, Proprietor.
Liquors.
500 barrels Tennessee white % barrels n z RUM
Whisky; 1 pipe jamaica do
$50 barrels swan Brand do al otard, DlPuy Co.
70 barrels s@ith's Reserve 90 bis amer. do
a5 barrels Ssrson's . % Po5i a9d si's'a Wine
| s5 barrels Robinson county WhisEy;
/ For sale low downsy 1EBEAss 5, BROS,
NEW SUGAR.
WE are receipt Of lot Of prime and choice N. Sqsnr
! W now ~ : -.
UNION LINE.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS a NASHVILLE
| Lfts5ElI Ef5-El
PACK rs.
Steamer Red Rover,
C1FrAu WILLIAM STRONG
steamer Scotland,
CAPTAnsJOHN A. COUCH
Steamer Nashville,
CAPrAU WILLIAM B0YI
steamer Josephine Savage.
CAPrAIE JAMES DAvI
Steamer L. Howard,
| ClrrAr ]. W. FOWLEl
Steamer james johnson,
CAPrA1N JESSE JOUNsO,
THVHE above superior Passenger Steamers VIII regularly
the New Orleans and Nashville trade this
them will be n each port times, ready receive freight
passengers. Our agent al New Oans Capt DuFFTED viii
tend promptly 70 the business Of the line
want hire go Negroes Deck Hands and Fremen for the
! Boats A. HAMILTON, Ascent,
! nov1O-f Nashville.
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OFFERS his Professional services In the practice Of SUR
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consulted City Hotel 3 past to Is past D., and
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NEW FEATURES--FIFTH YEAR
THE
Cosmopolitan Arr Association.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGs
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNALI
valuable Premiums, &c.

Wis popular Art Associations in its eth Of
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PEAsAN-F - II GERMANY.

". 7. BERRY & co. have just rsccivsi-
Peasant life in Germany. BY Miss ASxa O
JoHsoS, author o. Eyrtls WREATH he Ir0quo's' 80
I2no 40 pages.
~Jusi such book only woman could write, a
Of common sense Independents, ius ce, close aerraon
ylt energy and perseverance,. The autocss visited Germany
20 study e people, and uh passing % Che MOBILES
higher CLASSES, gave particular attention Co cireul oseratoa
Of the condition Of the Hasutry She sent iesey from VII
age To village in TIE valley Of the Rhine the Psauaie the
OJsuuaid the Bllc Forest sax7uy AMI 1rod al saehoat ID e
most Interesting portion Of Germany she saw tie people in
their every W dress az work me Esis, hcir sorshops
and in their homes. she them tr festival days an
in ther various and picturesque c15ta and she gives Us
yar,ale description % things actually SEEM and the results
Of guide books and hsalsay."
W. T. & Co. have also just rscslyel 4 Journey Due
NOrth Being notes Of residence in Russia. BY GEoEa
AU0usrus sALA, Ivoi, Iano. novf7
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OLD BOOKS On IRELAND;
Its Wars, RebeIIions, History and Anti
quftfes, sc. sc.
W. z. BIER RT a CO.,
Have just openeia valuable collection OF OLD BOOKS,
u5cteI with the History and Antiquities % Ireland.
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BROWNLOVV AND PBKNE'S
DISCUSSION on sLAVEET.
A Debate BetwCen
Rev. ~. G.. RrOumlovV and Rev. a. PrTne
HzLp AT PHILADELPHIA, sEFTrElI8Es, lsJs.
Just received by
". r. BERRY a co.,
novu Publc Square.
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SPECIAL SALE AZ AUCTION.
NEW YORK ARD CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

THR u III TICK ETS
From Mont omery, Ala, to New York, 800 90
81 Atlanta, Geo, do q 90
Augusta. do do 20 90
Can be had on application at the Railroad Ticket Offices at each
point.
RTEW YORK and CHARLESTON sde-wheei o. S. Mail
[ 3 Steam Ships through in > to 30 hours
Steam ship COluHt5iI, 1900 tons NJ Berry Commander
NashUi0e 1900 tons, L, n. marry. Commander.
s5Is. A1ger 1860 tons, r. Adams Commander.
NdriOH. 1850 tons, W J. Foster, Commander.
LEAVE AdEers Wtarve every wednesday
- and Saturday at high water.
atle These Steamships all built expressly Tor
this line and for safety, speed and comfort are
uuriTslled IN the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
Commanders viii travellers BY this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage. 80
Storage passage.
For freight or passage, apply %
HENRY MUSHROOM, s. CO., Agents.
Cor East Bay ana Adggr's South Wharf,
sent ST Charleston s. G.
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ROBERT MOORE,
General Commission Merchant.
No. 20, Front street,
ENCENNATI, OHIO,

As special facilities and many year experiences in fiur
orders fr Glover and other Seeds, Cheese, ard other
Candles, Lard and Lnsed Oils Corase, ami other articles Of
Ohio produce and manufacture
Sells Cotton Blooms and Pig Iron, Dried Fruit, Feathers
Beesvax, Ginseng &C Making quick sales ard pr5p
n0v9 dim
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.HGNIA & KENTUCKE RAILROAD.

Notice so CONTRACTORS.
TAILED PROPOSALS ulI De- r--piyeI Iy the Isrsruef
> until the iGh Of N1V= next Cor tas rlI1ll and Ma-
ly Of the frst Atty miles % DE ,sfir from
.H- virginia a. Tennessee Railroad Cumberland
irD- The pr0ule aEi plans TIE slrc ntI sttre.
be- TIE 0dceuf the Chief El-lsrr. n the u Ang
don, after .re i day of November 1at- who m all
szpil1aoHs REGARD lrrel1. TIE line divided lt1 aauf
mile e1ls an che above distance there a be Earth % ovsi
auouutrr- f8 about gll.J vtna-
OF loose anil hlr.l E1cs a101i 5i3l uu do
" Mortar Masonry 5000 per-ass-
or Dry Driius- 4'u DO
Thae prluasa- flr -ts FaF rsI1e. stale FL eir
bills es. luleuut -I wIiE t cake iH Tgt Hay-
s.lt e,r their aors Atficss i- a1lrs t Ahr iaf Va
,.-sig.ftfe1sv f.. ulWEIys e 60.
NB-The nslestin. Of che probes and plans of te hsf
Fr has zen elrel from IGN 0f October o. De lst
November owing t great l1l.aIt 1i labor e ael prepare
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1. Pacata ITibcrnfa; Or, A History Of the Wars
Ireland during the Reign of Queen Eza-th. Cksn from
original Chr1nicies) IIustutI with Portraits % Quesn Eliza
beth the Ear o. Toue ,nd Ete Slias q an the origin
al Maps aad Plans First published TO London 10 1913. vo
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sIXTE THOUSAND APPLES,

FEVHE SUBSCRIBERS socts the attention Of orcultursis
and Orcharsts 70 their present large ard stock %
fruits. consist z Of UPWARDS Of
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CHANGE OF TIME AND PLACE!

By general agreement Of an ne parties, he above sale vii
place the premises Thursday the 18th Of this month
noTl7td r JHEATHAM, c &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-19

miles, and from there the Telegraph House. a u hsh n
Bay Of BaIs ARM 90 n'les-mAkjnE In al ssn ,su.sssI
The Niagara has 90 miles further han Ne AR
memnon. The Niagara and AgAmennon have saea aboue
100 nautical miles OF cAols bosrd-nsSriy Ia 49,
quantity last year A: 745 p. H. shp's aNe. or lOW
n Gresnweh time SIGNALS from Ag>mecnnoA essssd, ana
continuity cable, Insulation
feet Kept paying OCT from Niagara very slowly AsA
constantly applying all Hines OF eiestvicAl un al0
y d. ships time or IL " Green sicn time. whsn go
commenced rsoe,yns peIise ssnals from he As.memn
FRIDAY July 80 - attitude 81 30 longitude - ~
west distance BY observation q honYs 30 miles;
by ships log 99% do by log Ie2 DO by PSI
log 5 10 Psyed ont iS mi 90 800 fsth0ns cable
surplus II ~ miles $40 faiho.s dsance ny soser
vson equal to 70 cent Dep.a 81 wser 1850 ~ US
faihsms wind from 4. 20 = weather ihich and rADy,
with sou>e fea 0orsor IN pos.icn. a. $50 ~ h7sh~l
he deck coil ard paying out from the oer
deek
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THE NIAGARA AS SHE NOW Is.

A the ship will undoubtedly be for time IN OBJ
ect Of the greatest curiosity 70 tho people Of New York
and vicinity, the cable circles and the paying out macn
merry have NOT been removed Those who visit the vessel
w therefore, have pretty fair opportunity OF seeing all
that Of Interest," 90 far the work Of laying the cable
considered me cones, the sheavss, tho bobbns the
dypamomeser, the rings fair leaders ali In TACT
and besides all these two Of the circles contain some
eighty ninety miles Of cable oocd ssd ready Tor lay
ing. The flooring Of two or three Of the circles has
been removed bu, the remainder are perfect Al any
time whe the work Of submersns the cable In the depths
Of the ocean was in progress There are three circles on
the spar deck two Of which without any cable, for
ward OF the engine hatch and The third with twenty or
thirty miles Of IT, an Of the part Of the ship Ab've
each Of these temporary staging was erected for the
purpose Of facilitating the paying out process While the
work was going was allowed any part Of this
staging Who had business therc--not the officers
Of the ship. This rule was carried out 70 the fullest ex
tent and with tho most despotic rigor. IL was
along this staging thai the splcer Paine walk
ed with The "bieht" In bis hsud when the
last fahom In the hold coil paid out and when the
wardroom coil reached The covering Of tho engine
hsicnwsy s bears the mark OF the curiosity Of one Of
the men, who, In his exertous 70 get glimpse Of Paine
while performing this feat smashed the glass and nearly
lost his life BY his ssmery The iron ooobins which
the cable passed Ne way 70 tho machine have not been
touched and s bear Vie marks Of the service in which
they were employed. Although effort he's becn male
70 remove The TAR has been found almost impossible TO
do 20 wholly, and traces OF may yet be seen cngng 70
them. For six whole days and nights those same bob
bins never stopped revolving and they always ssluied
the with the seifsAme rafting sounds sound BY the
way that w9 peculiarly plesssnt conveying 90 II did the
Information that the cabls was going out successfully
Passing further IN the vse comes 10 the srcs mschine