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Domestic Manufactures.

Do"testfc iHuHJdctHreS.
+" sun bonnet -...If. - Va q
8 Ladies' riding hat. <
4 specimen of fine jeans. 3
. specimen Of coarse jeans. <
. :. specimen Of plaid lindsey. (
Z " specimen Of plain lindsey. =
9 do striped or checked cotton cloth 4
y specimen Of plain cotton cloth. 3
specimen of homemade flannel. &
nalr Of bed blankets, all wool ). 10
'rof bed blankets, cotton warn :
cotton counterpane. 10
ousetic,- -*----------- 10
Of wool carpeting. -. 10
rag Competing s |
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AN, Mrs. Merri, y
'blet, Mrs. Flen,2e
reen-Alf. Sccggin.
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DIR. J. w. CLARkES
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING LINIMENT.

l. reputation over all other Linments for
the cure of
Rheumatism, Nervous diseases of all kinds,
spralns, Strains, Headache, Tooth
ache, Burns, Scalas, Badness,
Enlargement ofthe spleen,
Female Obstructir1ls,
Pains in the Back, &c, Sc.
In fact, it is good in all cases where an external
application will be Of service. 1t should be well
rubbed in, or for Sores or Wounds, applied rs n
plaster.
FOR HORSES
1t is one of the best of remedies for Sores, Cuts,
Sprains, Scratches, &c
Below we append few of the many Certifca-
ties to its efficacy.
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Products 0ftbe G1ydeD.

9 " the largest and best variety of veget-
abes by one family. 80.
10 " the greatest variety of garden seeds.
JUDGES.
Mrs. G. G. Miller, Mrs. Jno White, Mrs. j. J
Hodges, Mrs. /. IL, Shackleford, Dr. Lyon.
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A BOLD BUT BEAUTIFUL FIGURE.

During the delivery of a sermon in st
Patrick's Church, at Washington, ID. G..
the speaker Rev. Francis X Boyle, made
use Of the following beautiful figure III
connection with the Atlantic telegraph
"What is it, after ali, when compared
with the instantaneous communication
between the throne of Divine Grace and
the heart of man Offer up Your silent
petition for grace. 1t is transmitted
through realms of unmeasured space more
rapidly than the lightning flash, and the
answer reaches the soul ere the prayer
has died away on the sinners lips. Yet
this telegraph performing its saving func
lions ever since Christ died for us on
Calvary, fills not the world with exulta-
ton and shouts Of gladness-with illu-
lmination and bon6res, and booming of
cannon. The reason is, one is the tele-
graph Of this world, and may produce
wonderful revolutions on earth; The 9th
Ter is the sweet communion between Christ
and the Christians soul, and will secure
a glorious immortality in heaven"
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Poor Consolatim-A young gentle
man, residing in the Piney woods, once
went to a quilting party in the country,
and, as was his custom, flattered all the
girls, quoted any amount of poetry, and
used many big words, showing himselfto
be a very learned character. The girls
had heard of him before, and resolved to
give him rebuke, so they begun to laugh
at and ridicuie him in the most approved
style. He felt it keenly. The old man
of the house, though pretty we'll "corned
saw what was going on, and took him
aside to console him, after getting behind
the house the old man land his hand on his
shoulder, saying; esquire, you know /
think power you and alters has, sence
yon lent me that quarter ats gro
Gerry, and / don't want you, squire, to
think hard Of me for whatmy gals has been
sayin' to you'll can't help it-for they
are alters maxim fun of some id fool
or other r
The young man didn't mention Byron
or Emerson Bennett any more that even
lug.
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L. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Capt.
Bowen, w. p. Gillespie, Chickasaw !;
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, j. II.
Cason, Monroe; I. B. billiard, John
Shannon, Pontotoc.
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Influence 0fthe Mind orer tie Body.
We we're speaking of handsome men
the other evening, and / was wondering
why Il. had SO lost the beauty for which
five years ago he was so famous. "Oh!
it's because he never did anything"
said b., he never worked, thought, or
suffered. You must have the mind CHS
selling away at the features if you want
handsome, middle aged men," Since
hearing that remark, / have been on the
watnh - see whether it is generally true
.dsone man, who does
',k, grows f1abby,
'atures are lost;
admirable
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COL Freeman, Col. Bourland, w. p. Givhan
Pontotoc; Capt. Jno. Abbott, Col j. G. English
E. NJ Fooshee, Monroe; Judge Calvert, Jno
Mcintosh, Jas. Hodges, and H. s. Bodenhamer
Chickasaw.
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For sale by all Druggists, and by all merchants
who sell Drugs. Sept i. '5s. "
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Mrs. DIR. Gates, Mrs. Ed. Haugton,
Mrs, Jas. Hodges, Mrs. Robert -'aker,
Mrs. James Waller-Dr. Tuckf
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Jewish East and roast.

The first dsy Of the month Zisri began at sunset
on Wednesday, and yesterday, until sunset, was OBJ
served by our Jewish population as day Of solemn
fasting and prayer, and total abstinence from al
secular business The Jewish year sol 8 commenced
on Wednesday at sunset. The first and second days
Of the year are celebrated by the Jews the first Of
the ten peutential days. which will end with the Day
of Atonement on he 10Th day Of Zisri, Saturday,
the 18Th inst. The latter will be observed By strict
abstinence from food from sunset 10 sunset
Yesterday morning the twenty one Synagogues IN
the city we're all open and crowded with Worshppers'
who, in blueedged praying wallis chanted the syna-
gogue service with much feryOT. There was not a
Jew store open in the city during the day
The Day Of Atonement is the most hoIy day IN the
year for the Jews, and the preparations Tor keeping
it partake Of death bed soemnity Before the fast
commences, each family have a feast, after which
parents bestow their blessing upon their children aS
though in their dying moments
If any quarrel or dispute exists between two jew
it ia obligatory on them to become reeonciled before
either Of them appears in the presence of his God
He that is conscious Of having offended or injured
his neighbor is bound TO beg mis- pardon and TO ap
/ pease him.
The observance of the fast commenced on Wednes
day, and the ceremonies erded at sunset yesterds!
/ in joyous feast-N. 7. Ns10s, Sept 10.
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NUMBER 1876
The Es,ravi iDss:..e q


honnets IN Paris ta.ts = q
FARis' aug. l6.-I never remembered to have
seen greater extravaganza OF more ecosufrieifv IN
toiiIette than during the past few months. Atthe
SEASIDE and the various other watering nIaoss az ma
continent, the whole attire Of the ladia is ot tbat
OF sensible women Of the nineteenth eeuf1irs, I5t
gives the idea Of the fantastic creations 81 III
girls Of sixteen oE frOlie- The hats are "a vsri
Gus and so grotesqUe, the skirts 50 volEnino1s he
trimmings and furbelOWs prOf1se that the eve ia
now more often offended than gratifed BY the mo-
auctions Of European milliners and maHtuamsferg.
For September bonneis cur mfllinsrs ere prsuar-
ing Belgian straWs, trimmed with bow Of the sane
straw, mixed with wheat ears and popiss plaesd st
the side, and ponceau ribbon across the forehead
ending on one side in Pompad0ur rOsette and On
the other IN small bunch Of wheat ears and pop
pies. Black bows Of taffets or velvet trim the
bonnet; sometimes the tafsta is placed as 8 scarf
across the bonnet, aud is edged with lace The
strings and flowers should be Of bright eoors Leg
horn for the autumn, is generally decorated vita
rich dark fancy ribbons, with autumn fruits. Fes
the cool mornings and evenings Of August and Sep
tember- the liahf alaa- bzssao W0rD; We se8them
OF brown, gray, striped black, and white. Scoech
plaid and cross barred flannel The hood has o. tas-
sal. All robes Of pique are made With csssoCz o.
the same, thus Obvisting the necessity Of any ai=
tional wrapping for the street The black six tur-
nous, trimmed with q wide ruche Of the sane siilr
IS very fsyorite garment; it effectually eonceals
the dress, ard is, therefore, useful TO wear over
morning peignoise. Flowers and velvet bows are
the fashionable evening eOifurss; the flowers are
principally arranged in Wreaths, sometimes Quite
but generally fuller behind than in front The f0s-
ers most used are wild roses, dssies Of EsEious
eolors white and red azalsas, ivy holyhook AGA
eia and water lilies F 1aT1T
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From the Jeaerson City CIo.l Examiner, Sept. 4.

From the Jefferson City C,Io.l Examiner, Sept. 4.
From Utah-Three hundred Mormon WO-
men RenOuncing the Faith.
BY the arrival Of young man named Herbert
Brandon, We have been furnished with The following
information from Salt Lake:
81, says our informant, cleft Camp Scott on the
18th June. The Mormon excitement had been en-
tireiy aoated Several Mormon trains had passed
Camp Scott on their way to the States
They stated while camped at the above place.
that they would not have been permitted TO leave
they would have abandoned Salt Lake long ago.
On being questioned as TO their determination to
resist the entrance Of the United States troops they
replied that the major part Of the Mormons only
awaited The entrance Of the troops in order TO effect
their escape from Brigham Young and Mormoaism.
On their arrival at Camp Scott they we're minus
the common neeessaTies Of life. On being asked
the cause Of their destitute condition they stated
that before Brigham Young had relented from his
determination to resist the troops, he had ordered
them to deposit what provisions they had in the
storehouse; bat as soon as he made known his in
tention OF going South, those OF the Mormons who
had refused 10 60 deprived Of ALL and could not
get anything for their outfit. They also stated that
but for the interference Of Gov. Cumming the de
stTOyiDg angel would have forced them away, and
that they did succeed in some instances in driving
away several women. 1 came down with two Nor
mon trains from Camp Scott, numbering about three
hundred persons, principally women, who were chief
ly English and some Scotch; and the principal topic
Of their conversation throughout WIS the sbsurdity
of MoTm0nism AID its principles They were all
unanimous in their deuunciation Of Brigham Young
and his apostles and talked Of the assassination Of
the MOrmops who remained at Camp Scott as q sure
event.
They have all without exception, become disguised
with MOrmonsm end renouDeed it. and expressed
their determination from henceforh to use all their
efforts for the total humiliation Of Mormonism.
They express their desire TO return TO their native
countries, and would if they had the 10 do So
in order that they might be instrumental in saving
others from the baneful influence Of MOTmonism
On their arrival at Plattsmouth, the Missouri
river, they had calculated 20 cross to Council
Bluffs, but the bad condition Of the roads in low
/ changed their resolve aud they are dispensing
| themselves in Kansas and Nebraska Territories"
| Mr.. Brandon gave many other interesting par
ticulars, from which conclude that speedy dissO
luton awaits the community Of Latter Day Saints
Many Of the women, although they went TO Utah in
nocent and pure, judge very unlikely TO lead
a very exemplary life in the future. They have
been debased until they are likely to abandon them
selves to the loalhsoms life Of prostitution.
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PENNSYLvANIN uAILROAD.
l3 5.*=E .s..iz ......zs.z ..5s5

- - Is@s.-1sas -s.s..i44ssass. a.:..-.-sz .isi2s
TWyHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern. and Southwestern States, y CON
tfnuous Railway direct. This road also connects at pittshugg
with daily Of Steamers toa ports ue Western Rivers
and Clcveaud and SauduEv with steamers 20 all ports the
Northwestern Lakes; making i most direct, chfrt aud Tt
5sy3fg which FREIGHT be forwarded 60 and from the
freyt Hest. - ..
RATRS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PlEESBuEG.
FIRST CLAss-B0ots. Shoes Dry Goods On 7r rrr IODH
boNcs) Furs, Feathers &c,
srcoNp CLAss-BooEs and Stationary, Dry 60. MGR lgoH
Goods Gin bales,) Hardware, Leather, &c.,
THIRD CLAss-tuyIls, Bagg1ug- Bacon ana SOC pcr 100
Pork Gin buk.) Hemp &C,
CLAssCoG- Fish Bacon, and Pork zoe rcr 100
irackcd9 Lard and Lard uu-
Fl0ur-75cts per Tbl. until further notice
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice
CuttonS2 per bale. not exceeding JoUo lbs weight until 1
hcr notice. 40. ,,,.,-., 49,.
~ In shipping Goods from point East Of PhaleI
" particular 70 mark package ''rty it|tE tiI ARufoh
All Goods Ja Agents Of this Railroad at tAaas
rlHa or Iihurg viii ls' forwards without detention.
FRrIaur AorNTs-IIarrs, WoEmev * Cos Memphis Tenn;
r. p. 81 Coz ST. Louis =. Sc Mitchell * son, Evansville,
Indiana; pumcsUil, l 7ua NEr1r "H1 Carter q Jee.i
Louisville, Ky; r. e. Nuldum, Madison, Indiana sprln-rn
& Brown, and Irwin g. Co., Cincinnati, Ne w. Graham /" Cos
GAINESVILLE, Uho- Leach g. Co., ~. % kl|y street, Boston,
Issch Co. Aston House. NshHAE No. j. William street,
and No Battery place, Nr. York; Ed Suecr Philadelphia
Al4rrev kouEs Baltimore. T.. Ernur'Us, PittslUrg-
H. II. HOUSTON. Et|.HIE flgigst -igCat, Lhjt H.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Hap't 1laasta- Pam.
BurI. '5@--u
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ERESH ARRIVALS.

TUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
ID 10 Cases Claret Chateau MargauX,
25 t.Juen,
10 LesIes Ginger Wine,
Is - French Cordial,
Is " Muscat Wine,
. Brandy Peaches,
% " Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops
10 " Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisns,
10 chests Green and Black Teas extra, and addition
al lot Of AIlsops Younge Sparkling Aes, and genuine
London Porter For sale, at low cash prices, by
augI2n VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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9asBbiIIe Onion anS 9mrifan.
Daily IS; Tri-weekly 50; weekly So.
Rates Of Advertising.
! LINES Or LEss CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
BEEwABLE AT PLEASURE.

One square, one year, s9O-Ea additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space CONTRACTED
fOrs VIII be charged for the excess,
~ THB WEEKLY.
EE DOLLAR per square for the t, and FURY CErs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published inboth the Daily and Weekly VIII
added ' i@'es
Iraasiet Advertisements mast Del paid for ct tie time Of
Insertion
To Correspondents.
II Will great deal OF unnecessary uouoe II our
--ifis eill bear mind the following rules.
Always give the date post once, and state in the body
Of yOurletter.
II you wish the paper changed from Office TO another, give
both offices in fuI
II You write on business and other matters write separate
sheets Of p2pers or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
SUBJECTS as may be OF Information or interest 70 the public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character, receive
nOatteutOn.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper.
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs. E.
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NEW FALL . WINTER GOODS

TR A U b E & LUC As.
WE are now receiving our stock Of Fall Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrOgans Carpeng, QueensWe
Hardware etc. to which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this market 1t is unneo
sary for anything regard selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the Charge and say to short
time prompt buyers and cash that prepared to sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore. Please cali and examine
stock.
We beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States
to which we invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING, that
can't beat in quality, style and cheapness in America
Also 400 cases BOOTS Shoes which can and viii sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces ofCARPETING, ply, ply, = WOO! and all
cotton, that be bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and
Also We have made arrangement with one Of the largest i'm
porting houses America by the crae for New
York jObbing prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also Hardware, Cutlery, Files Axes, &c, &c
Merchants who purchase for cash, and give short notes,
and pay them, will find house the place for them
TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
CNNYDER & FBIZZELL opening well selected stock
Of Boots Shoes, suitable the and prices to
r-noDd with the times. Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
. Patent Leather :. and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting ." Z"
Cloth and Lasting Caters,
&" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters, plain with and without heels,
Slippers "
Zine Toilet Slippers,
WIN Kid and Satin Slippers,
Caters,
Kid Buskns with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers with and without heels,
" Kid Boots,
Chldreu's Shoes Of every variety,
Bows and Youths Shoes OF every variety.
Of the above, something nice for May Day Also,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds
Call at No. q Public Square.
arriI3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

10y decree the County Court Of Davidson county, rem
dere at the July term, 1855 in the case Of " T. Nayaugh
vs. Patrick Navaugh will offer for sale at the Court House
in Nashville on Saturday, the 4th Of September next Lot Of
Ground city, fronting 40 45 feet North Market street,
running half way College street, upon which there
Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties -
third the balance on and Il months credit
iy3i F. r. CHEATHA1I, Clerk.
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fails 10 cannot sliJil your
Cores In f0rsctfuucs she has placed the ooe
on the stove range ,-...,lg 20
NsEreand they warranted TO perfect sa1slacol al
sizes from one to twenty quarts For sale by ,- ,+
ieiG y W NA1-N-'i WIG $780,
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. FALL TR ABE. 1858
1T a1Er VIII Yop K 1rILLINEPV EIrpORIER

-.a 30 STREET, NASHVILLE,
NEEkS DOY He respectfully announces to the ladies' An
Nv of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoningE
States, that she viii receive few days, from New York.
the largest and magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs well re cheapest brought to this city.
part as follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all coors
1900 Ladies' and Misses White Leghorn Bloomers,
styles;
500 Chene Fancy Buge Alscca Plain and Flower Head
Dresses; ..
500 Ladies' Dress Caps:
$500 French Flowers Party and Bridal a
pOintments;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and coOred Plumes.
EMBR0IDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerohefs
Sets, Bands, Edgngs Chldren Robes, Waists and Capes.
large of Patent Skirts Cores Cloth Cl0ak Of the most
popular styles. Furs great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
II 70ld Iounets renovated and retrmmei in Mol syle
augI5d MRS. DOYLE.
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COUNTRY HOME ron SALE.--FOaTteer
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. d, College Street,

TEHETE Fail Winter Stock Of Dry Goods consisting Of the
latest styles OF Silks Travelling Dress Goods, ETC., etc La
dies, Misses d Crens Steel Expansion skirts, together with
well selected stock of staple and Fancy Goods gen
orally. Notions etc.
A large oof satin de LANES and Lace Curtains, Carpets
and OIL Cloths Of styles qualities, all of which they
soulers on time. augl7-d
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- OId nnminton Coffec.

Is the most ecou0mica for nothing being lost by CIV
boiling one-fourt CoCg is rcqarei While the beverage
Stronger more fra grant, and more delicious.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
81 IN ef do No. ] Sole Leather Covered do
E-EtE b III do Medallion and Iron Framed do
So LIZ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. l Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks;
d, ENGLISH Sole Leather
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Yalises;
JOHN RAMAGE,
rnav2g College street.
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ENEINE Imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers have
rcg eel boy arrivals large addition to their stock,
of tie noted brands OF Havana Cigars, consisting Of
EsCg;sIi8S, CBOnnaS, CintO DeOr1On,
SauCiEO E'aE3zJ, washington,
FL Sells;
WITH numerous brands Of all sizes and kinds, and at prices
rsueinr frou SO 60 i5ga thousand.
Also $4,000 genuine NaNcau Cigars large and small, Of
rsr quality which will he sold low close Also, superior
Ktrul chewing Virginia. Havana, and Turkish Smoking To
ulceg, Delphi SHUTS, Pipes, &c.
a. KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
COUNTRY HOME Fob SALE.--FORrteer
and one half be purchased very
reasonable terms scunveueut the market vegetable
. garden Apply 10 -
NAV " ". L BOYD, Jr
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c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Boz Tas1
ID hand a large lot Of Cedar Yellow and hl.s
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar PLANS Jo a.
ling, Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar snses
five Mills emitting POPLAR and Gear, dressing Poplar and
one yellow Pine Flooring; one Single Machine, making NO
Poplar lpqesl in constant operation. can supply any
quantity of r or Shingles the shortest notice. and at the
lowest prices for cash. = Y, ~, ~ $500 islll5-,3
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NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS, FOR 1855.
Flu R MAN & co. ,saE

WWTE in receipt Of extensive and complete sto
w American and Foreigns staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, &c. PCS
Our assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods Cl0aks Nantes ssi
Embrobieres, White Goods Robes Blankets Cloths Cassne
TWeeds Satnets, Hosiery, and all kinds Of Woolen Farc
win compete WITH Il not supass, any thai eTersors
hibited in the Southwest.
buyers. -r..
A call is respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market. .s-H .a...1sr
We viii pay the market price Tor an kinds Of barter
FURHIAN A. Co. Wa
anssI No. Public sqaaEe, near DE supension Brsa
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CHANGE OF sCHEDUI
Nashville 81 Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
EAcH wy ovER THE RoAD.

an and after SUNDAY, July II, 1856, the Passenger Trains
q viii be fellows;
Leave Nashville daily Of a. NJ. and go 2. NJ,
Arriving Chattanooga at 33O j.. NJ. and l.5j A, NJ.
.9esvc Chattanooga at 9 A. III. and 9 z. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville 1T : 30 z. n. and $40 A. N.
Through tickets sold at Nashville TO the following places
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EnR RENT.
IN HIINININ. MEN.

NEAT and comfortable dwelling, situated Just beyond III
"A N. & c. Railroad Depot, in Hines Addition, with good
every convenience necessary render desirable
residence. Appiv to W. L BOYD. Ja.,
aur24 No. 50 Cherry st.
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Ladies' Fine SHOES and CATERS.

HUST RECEIVED
y Ladies' Brown French Lasting butonel Shoe Caters
Black "
{" New Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Side laced Caters With and without heels.
Slippers, os French Kid, White & Black Satin, &c
Misses and hii2rens Boots, Caters and Slippers with
heels without At 42 College street. JOHN RAMAGE.
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