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FOR BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.

EVOR thg accommodation Of the public who ss=S-sgsN
81 wish TO visit BEEESHEBA SPRINGS via gzssE -,
Nc1luuyilIe Tracy City, the will
places, daily connecting with the at each place,
follows
NcNnnVillc morning at O'Clock and arrive AZ
Besrsrera Springs the day al = clock
Leave Brsea Springs cry morning O'clock and arrive
O. NcNluuyiIlC a- d A. Ne
Tracy evening a clock, and al Beer
saa1s Springs the evening at Q OcluCS,
Bgr,ea every clock, and Tracy
City II O'Clock day. giving passengers time
,muer place before & the PssSen-
gers e carried 20 aud from the plarc
N. A. PRICE.
julyl5-dln. By J. D. MARSHALL, Agent
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REDR ROLLING SPRINGS,

EVACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-We take pleasure IL an
nouucng 10 ready receive yisi
aul tdat every necessary preparation has been made io'
Jlr comfort and pains will be spared to render their say
pleasant and areeahc the medicinal quality OF water
afflicted with various diseases have visited them and in few
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved, and Compr
patients cteI with diseases The Kidneys. Scofua, dis
Of the the Bladder. Dr0Iy, Eyg
arrangement col the Digestive >,-tem general,
q n A RIG ES.
Transient B0ariers from - 90 81 5Oper day, or S. per week
Children under ten u servants, half price
Mr.. Thom8,.o Hartsyc. rru Hack to meet the Stage
that place % Llg r-TlTIy through the
Fune--i1m NEWLY q arm pr41riafors.
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The Ticket Once in the Passenger Depot and Is open
AOur nCOre the STARTING each Train, which allows ample
for the purchase Tickets. It is open other time during
the day Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. "
Train, which throughout with Trains the other roads
Time 20 cunond A hours Washington days Philadelphia
and half New York days. This cheapest
and lest route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the230 NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis in time TO connect for New Orleans the evening
the next day. aud through without detention at Memphis
Those for McMnuve SPARTA and Beerseha Springs, leave
Nashville the 2:30 NJ Train which directly Tu
ahOma with the Train for hcMnrylle Persons leaving Me
Minnville in the morning 1T Nashville 730 P NJ.
At Nashville there which daily for Smhland,
and with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
spp rivers ALSO daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
every morning the arrival of the night eXpness.
By this change Schedule Train from Memphis
direct az Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON.
julyl0, l6jS BPG General Ticket AgInt
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RRNEWABLE Al PLEASURE


One sguars, one ysar, s3O-Eaeh additional SQUARE SO
Advertisers exceeding the space Contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
n THE WEEKLY.
OSE DoLIAR per square Tor the FTr Crrs for each
suhsequent insertion.
Advertisements published In Soh The Daily and weekly g
added. 80
1Faaseas Aassrstse=ezs a % pad for AZ Ee eius Of
To Correspondents.
Il will a great deaf q gaaseesary Jo1bs Il our
friends Ia writing viii bear m mind the following rules:
sys give the date post Office, county, and State n the body
Ct yOUretter.
II you wish the papcr changei from one oe to epeter rive
both Offices in full.
you write on business and other matters write en separate
sneets Of paper or diGefoHt lesVes of one sheet.
Ieersand connlnaons solicited upon such facts and
s1ec;s IS may b Of information interest the public.
AaonJ nous eunicatons Of whatever character, receive
noattensol.
correspondents should write only side Of TIE papsr.
pc cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters on business should Be directed to Messs. y. G.
tors.
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TTAYING successfully passed the ordeal 70 which new dscoTe-
H s in The sIsteGfs hIedca subjected, be re
1s5 ss sn sablIsed r1elcne. Ias efcaey in curing
ID L = 4 p 4 A ZE
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EppersOn springs,

MEACON COUNTY TENEESSEE.-- .--This highly
~ cnuted and we'll known watering place, will he opened
aud ready reception OF visitors and Hvads by the Goth Of
May As regards high character u the medical qualities Of
lis many waters unnecessary, say that the
use effected diseases, the treat
len OlCi the most eminent physicians There is
aCtCinE physician residing Springs, who viii always be
u attendance should his professional serNiceho required.
Our table will he well supplied. with best The country
aiT1us and that prepared iu good s-ylc.
tIur stables viii also he well attended.
We have abundance good pure ice stored away for the
hepeh friends visitors Charges TO wit:
Transient Boardrs from 81 . to 3 UJ per dry, or 81 % per
Children under years OF and servants, half price
Horses 80 cents per day; Washing and Ironing 81 O0 per dozen
t0r extra services reasonable charge will rC made aca
m leave the springs every morning O'Clock, TO ru
ary rou Oh the ses0n Nashville and L0UisYil he
STAGE d the Rock House.
WM. A. DEBOW * BRO
r7av1I IN irlv pr1pretnrs.
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage TO New York SEQ.
Steeragc ditto So
TTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-BheeI Z. S. Mail
Steam ships, throu Fh 4 s to 80 hours
ship COtuE1big, 1893 n. Berry Commander.
Nashville, 1850 tons, l.. N. MUrrv Commander.
sEts. 4dgsT, 1909 TONS X. Adams, Commander.
Marion 1890 tons, ". J. Foster, Commander.
r--r~- LEAVE Adger's Wharyes every Wednesday
[EI=Fr-.s and Saturday az hi.h
Esa4-I These Steamships all built expressly for
this line, and fC- safety, speed and comfort
unriyalled the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive ard courteous
Commanders will insure travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage, $40
Steerage passage,
For freight passage, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM. & CO.. Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
JuIvIO-H Charleston, s. c.
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YOUGHTOGHENY ICE.

FUVE bestaTce Of Ice in the city, from the pure waters
Of the ghogheny River, purchased at reasonable
prices at the Depot Of Broad and Front Streets at sloan
Ice House Front street, and from the wagon which will pass
aTT30-a9u 4 RIDDLE, COLEMAN & co. .
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ERANON MILLS FLOUR.-We have been mads
Agents FOR the sale Of the Leanod Mills Flour which
superior brand.
We have store large supply made Of White Wheat
which will sell at Wholesale or retail
Rsy9O-tf CARTER, MCKAY s co.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
oR.PRoFBoTED soLUTIoNOP
rr.f Er.nra sNnunaEnsr "a

protex5de OF IRON Combined,
ay successfully passed the ordeal to which dscove
H es IN 1lsteTfa Medca are suiecteds must now be
go - s-abllsasi raelcins. rs eficaey in curing
ID p Il p A biz
Atios Of the Liver, BrUpy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Con
surpve tendencies, Dored state Of the Blood, Boi5, Scar
Gatv ana all diseases which require TONIC aud ALTEBA
TIvE medicine, is beyond question Te proofs Of It's efficacy
are SO numerous, we'll authenticated and Of peculiar
characser sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
Profered aid.
range Is extensive, many diseases apparently unlike
intimately reatsds and proceeding oHa ono cause may Be cured
Tie class Of diseases for which the syrup provides cure Is
preclseiv tat which often baed the highest order Of
eAcal SKILL The cts tange the witnesses accessible,
and the saei ecacy ofe Syrup ncoutroveTbe. Those
who opinion from dntsresed perons respecting
character fe Syrup, cannot fail 20 be satisfied with the
following among testimonials. in the hands Of the
Agents. The siturgs those Of gentlemen we'll knoTn in the
Community, and Of de highest restectaLiiity
ects Of the Peruvian SYRUP, Do not hesitate to recommend
Il the attention Of the public. From experience, as
well as from the testimony OF OTHERS whose intelligence anu i1
r altogether unuesUnablei We have no doNt OF is e
OF iucieut disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
ssge Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Drolsy, Neuralgia &C. In.
dee would a iucrdb bCt from the high chaTce loT
those Witnessed them, and have volunteered their test
+. Thomas A. Bexier, Rev John PierpOnt,
S. H. Keuulali, 81. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. Am0rg, danes O. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
SoTIcEIti well known that medical effect Protozids
brief exposure the air, and that to
solution Of Bro0xie Iron without further ozda
hon- has been domed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attsel combination ia way before
known; AMI this solution replace N the protocarboaesi e
trates and tartrates Of the Maaia Melica.
A.A. HAYSEs, n. D., Assayer to the State OF Mass.
E Boyson street, Boston, U. s A. -a a...
PnIcr-Largs bottles SO, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville ty DEM0EILLE & BELL.
may4-d&tw6m.
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EnInahIe TReaI Esfafe {


10y virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Dsvdsoncounty
rendered the May lS in the Of David C. Love
Administrator, and Anna pGe, will offer forsse
the Court House in NASHVILLE Saturday the 81 day Of July
next, cash. the following negroes Ow hainda about ~
years Of age, and George about ls years Of age.
said negroes belong the estate Of Jonathan WkEson De
ceased, and are pay the debts Of said estate.
june5-d 6twtis-prs fee SC z. R. CHEATuAM' Ccrk-
POStpOnementThe above sale has been postponed IN
ivt;-fjz = r. CHEATIAM, Clerk.
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BaNK NorEs.-The London Times states that the
Directors of the Bank Of England in order most ef
fsciually to Put stop to the possibility Of fraud
being perpetraisd TO so iRconVenieut and alarming
an extent BY photographic agency, have entirely
altered the color Of the paper on which their notes
are produced, as well as changed the color Of the
ink used in printing them, and substituted widely
different shade. FROM inquiries and experiments
which have been made is asesrtained that if the
notes be printed on yellow tiDged paper, in blue
ink, it is impossible, or extremely difficult, to trans
fer fac>similies 10 Photographic negative papeF
rendered sensitive by being saturated with solu-
ton Of the nitrate Of silver and other chemicals
from which the limitations Of the genuine notes are
obtained Another plan which has been proposed
as equally eieaeious in putting an end TO the sys>
TEN in question, is that Of having few words, or
ornamental devices, struck off on the back Of the
genuine note. These words or devices, By the pro-
cess of sunprinting, all transferred the frost
of the imitation note, thus follng The counterfeit
sr's art.
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NE1Y RTUsEc STORE.

= - C. Do ksN8t5N q I5HEsDs, Whole- -
~ 80 sale and Re,ail Dealers IN Piano Fortes. -
S3 O. A. Princifs deio6eous, Budslo, ~ YT II II Il III
Church and Parlor Orgars, Guitars Tio-j J = y
inceilos Accordeons Fute Folets, Fis Drums Tsrnbuo
rines, Banjos thing II the musical merchants Ine
catalogue Of New Sheet Musc Music Books and IN
strSctos Of kinds. Orders from the cuHrfry viii st h
prompt attention. Planes tuned ceorde0ns and all
ents repaired No. co. Union Street, lst door fom College
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PnIoE or PnoDUcE AT DEs MONEs.-George N
Swan, Postmaster at Des Moines, Iowa, gives the
following price current Of farm produce at that
place:
Wheat, prime, 45a50o; corn, 20ci oats, 20o25e;
potatoes 20c butter 6al0c eggs, sa10c; lard 5s7c;
hams, TaSc; best cuts beef, se mutton, 8slOc; Rio
Coffee, 16s per 70; sugar, brown, IOal23e per u.
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Thus, show the entire appropriations for the
present fiscal year TO Be sty millions Of dollars
including the construction Of the new soOps-of war
and the interest Of million Of dollars debt not
yet oTeated-and not q hundred millions, as stated
by Senator Crittsudsn, and echoed and re echoed
through the country by the partisan press
Bat the curious reader will desire to know how
the igures obtained By those Who would deceive
the people by false statements. Il is in this wise:
The revenues Of the Pos Office Department are now
deposited in the United States treasury and drawn
Out 10y regular appropriations By Congress These
aPPTOPria ions not 10 the ordinary language Of
''sBy money in the treasury not otherwise apPrO
pria ed" but the amount is appropriated ''out Cf
any money ia the treasury arising from the revenues
rsesCsd from tae Post Ofes Department" Nor does
the Secretary Of the Treasury, in submitting 10
Congress his estimates OF appropriations, reqlir
ed by Law, include this Post Ohice appropriation. Il
j. a matter with which he has nothing TO do, and
which lies wholly within the control OF the Post
master General We judge Of things ouly By com
parisUn. The appropriations by Congress are large
or small only il CON parson with appropriations
heretofore made This is fair rule. Never before
the appropriation for he PostofRoe Department
made out Of its oWn revenues set down 70 the ex
pense Of the government Postmaster General
Brown asked and obtained permission 70 expend
SI4,090 900 Of the revenue OF his department.; not
even the reckless canvass Of 1910, was il suppos
ed that this expenditure item to be chsrged
The deficiency Of 50 500 600 comes out Of the ua>
tiona treasury, aud is Of coarse one Of the items
In the list Of appropriations. Mr. Critfendsn would
charge hat list also with the Sl4 COO coo which is
spproE riared out Of the Post Office fund. Such
charge Mf c. knows would be erroneous and With
out precedent.
Then, again, the Secretary Of the Treasury in
his annual letter TO Congress, reported an unex-
p nded balance in the treasury Of SIC 586.5SS Gj,
which the opposition claim should be added "a the
appropriations, and swell the sum, in order to show
the extravaganeo Of the present Democratic Con
gress. This is, indeed, 'horseNchestnur logic A
Black Republican Congress made lavish appropria-
tious for the last iseal year Democratic admin
istration declined e1pendng the whole amount, and
reports a surplus. That surplus is nov charged IS
an item Of extravagancs against the present Con.
grcss By such process OF reasoning Mr. Critten-
den will probably be able to convict every succeed
ing Congress Of extravaganza, as the same uuex-
:. nded balance will, doubt, be reported from
year TO year, until it is again returned to the
treasury.
In the above estimate have not included few
small private appropriations which we're made At the
last session, including in the aggregate, perhaps,
not more than three hundred thousand dollars. Let
the politicians take notice We have now furnished
them with the facts. Misrepresentation will be
without excuse. .
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Efstray, HumPh Cys COunty.--Taken I'D By
h benHnlh Lrson living in Humphreys county, Dis
sos mare @ be nine years old with some white in her
ace valued at S5, BY VIM c. Fain and W D. Meadow on p
18th June, 1865. " WHTTF
AsS"'t'- Ranger.
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Zinc Conntry Lsesidenee Eor sale.

NOW offer the place for sale the Noesvis turnpike, W
and bali miles from Nashville Any person g1
wanting beautiful RGsidenCeOne that is in every u fA
way desirIbe-WOud do well to look at the above ssas
property. determined to sell it. No full de- iiS1
scripton Of the House and Grounds is here necessary,
a those who would buy must see for themselves.
There twenty-five acres Of Land The Improvements arr
all tasty and hssnaBlue Grass fine Spring Water, Forest
Trees, Fruit Trees, and Shrub and Flowers abound. The soil
is FERTILE and uRfaing streams ats the grounds. Taken Ito
geter, hundreds know the residence surpassed i0r
natural elegance in the vicinity Of Nashville
ie.3 GEO. G. ALLEN.
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CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES. r.
IST. CIsASS.--Piano-Fortes Boos, Stationery, Boots.
Shoes, Liquors, Oils, c., in bolss Caphene and Spirits
TurpentHe, in barrels; Csrpetins, Chna sla ad dlas
ware Ia cases; Clocks, Conetoneries Cotton CaFds Cur
ey, ~ cases casks, aad boxes; y eoed5' N Doss anu
balesi Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrbeoeryf tuT uaraeh
Seeds, Looking Glass and Boodng GLASS Plates, kat own
ers risk Oysters In and isrs ddiefy, In ana BRIT
tanis Ware, Teas ard Spires.
I'd sHardgars Except such IS spciua IN tiIs
and Ttrd Casses.) Co6es Mills Machinery Foreign Ii
quors pipes Tohaeco in boxesi Leather, In
rolls and boxes; OILS, In barrels ard casks crocke and
QVensWare, crates sna casas; Bio; Mhng FlasJert
- Sheet Brass and Copper.
SD CLASS--Axes ShoYeIs Spade SadIrons, Zinc and Tin
h pigs, Tin Pate Ahvils, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes,
baAlla and Cotton Coriage, C5Bees Heavy Castings Mill
Gearing Carriage Springs and Axes aiFoad Nehels and
Axlcs, Chairs, Spikes and R0sn in barrels.
SPECIAL Rat furniture and Carriages boxed and
light articles euUnerated also CsrDoyso Of Acids,
other Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight, Gt
& double FIRST Glass
III No charge drayage, wharfage Forwarding. The
expenses from New York 70 Nashville.
- and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates
Insurance.
the above Lines cent less than By Pitts5Urg Wheeling,
Pakerburg and tie Ohio river making difference Of 90 to -
cents per 100 pounds on dry goods
Road viii be rsponsbefor damages occurring at
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned Agept Cen
tr8i Railroad, Savannsh, Georgia.
Goods shipped Charleston should be consigned to Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLIE ". ANDERSON,
jyl4-tf General Agent.
advertisements
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For Philadelphia. New York. &c,
FROM
savannah and Charleston.

CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up January l.
1859, SIS
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Falls, furnished
Ly the Agents az Charleston and Savannah, 8
The well-knoWn first class side-vheeI Steam --E-r
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE. Capt. e. p. ~(-E=5z- -
bIARsIdAN, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt ss-s JsllsE
j. J. GARyIN, 1--z@A---@--5
Weekly Line for the Nor leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternate Saturdays, follows:
The Keystone state from Charleston May sh, ed 5t
I9h July I'd, lt 3ls c leaving Phi hadepha lie alter
Saturdays. L
Georgia, from Savannah May lst, 18th 29th
June 18TH 26th July IO and oath, &c, leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturdays
For safety and comfort having superior State Rooms, these
surpassed by the coast One hundred miles
this Delaware river and the BytWo nights at
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, TIE LAKES, AND CANADA
= gSEEORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This line connects at Philadelphia with Northwestern
through Niagara Fails Buffalo, in Is hours
Philadelphia Through Tickets with thd privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points, for sale by e
Agents Savannah
se 10 Niagara or Buffalo, S2 Emira Sal TO Canadaigus
S22 Q A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
z. S. ( T. q. BUDD,
sprIg3-i3u Agents at Charleston.
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ROSX7NG'g CRY R7saSs R1yP.

TEVEFS Band fully organized, with twelve IN. -.
sruments, ana ifs nenhers hatter Themselves .gzal
rat they prepared 70 farns as good Blusie a ay
Band in ts State They respectfully cali the attention
Of Rfasuns Odd Fellows and other soce we'll - rivate
qetlernen to their facilities FOR furnishing Music Tor ssDs
Celebrations, &c. Their terms sA q Be- moderate Address
j. p. BARFHELI, See,y, or g
r. P. CHAMP
p. s.-PRoF. BONNIE6s QUADRILLE BAND Is preuarra
to euageneAts for Music fer Balls Pzrtes dc on yey
reasonable terms. Address IS above. Isn92-iIy,
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CSUNDE8 IES.--Fresh B1rmuda Arrow Root, Pearl sugo
PEIo French Chalk, Brushes sedletz Powders, Dals1
Fir, Diamond Cemsuts, Bung COrks, &C. For sale by
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FREIGHTs By SAIL VESSELS AND PROPELLEBs FROM
New EOrk, Philadelphia, Boston,
and Baltimore.
NTERCHANTS who may ship by the above -s--A%r-
" vessels informed that by cOn5gu- -
lng goods the agents Of the South 49, ~
Carolina Railroad, Charleston, or agents OF .aA--s
Central Railroad savannah, they will be forwarded free Of
commissions drayage and Wharfage only caged and be sent
throu n 3 the following rates:
From Charleston Savannah 70 Nashville
FIRST class, per 100 lbs. Sls1
g0ndClass. lNO
ard class, 60
Special rates light goods, per 1000 lbs. 9.15
Bills showing amount paid and charged for
dravaVc and Wharfage, will - mailed 20 cousignoes
CHARLES W. ANDERSON, GcH'i Agent
mayg3. -. iB and copy ul
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c. DARDEN, desier IN Lumber, Shingles and Boz rs,
q hand large los Of Ceiarr Yellow aud White
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar PLANK Jo sant
ling, Square CEDAR Cedar PLANK, and Poplar Shingles have
i've Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar, and
yellow Pine Flooring; stngle Machine, nlng No.
Poplar Singles-all in operation supply
quantity Lumber Shingles he shortest notice, and st lbs
lowest prices Tor cash. j. c. DARDEN,
msra Nashville Lumber Yard. No. IEl Broadway.
a AeD@=1las-g tiNe lAlulte Fl9tteias
"A aids Louisville Refrigerator Arthus Fruit CGns Jones
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers ali sizes.
. ieTs-tf J.W. WILSON, College street
WWTF l-psp constantly on hand Country Cured Hams and
W Sides, together with full stock Of Family Groceries
b. All arce purchased Of rs sent home Tree o eharge
iu1e ~ 80 FREEMAN BROS.
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30 NEGROES WANTED.
WEYE will pay highest cash prices for any good young nc
w groes. lapll6-tfl Il Il HAYNES & CO
TNOR SALE AT COST TO CLOSE.--An assor
ent following articles, among others Is offered
cost TO close: -.
Irish Linen Linen and SILK Handkerchefs, Hosiery, Gloves
Ribbons, Silk Fringss, Trimmings &C, &C.
NAV 10 No. South side Square.
RTOLAssEs.--lOO bbls Essell.a 5qsss9a Rssssy
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DESIRABLE ARTz ANsAS FARM FOR SALE
VETE are now Offering for sale very superior farn contain
w ing upwards Of I,OOOacres fronting the Mississippi
about mile below Oseola Mississippi county Arkansas,
adjoining the farm Of B. B. Harding Esq The farm offer is
one the in that session country has large
Cypress m four negro cabins. From
5 to 100 acres cleared and timber deadene. Terms LIBERAL AP
ply TO, address, J. L. 4 R-W. BROWN,
iuneI0-dtwGw Nashville. Tennessee
DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE FOR SALE.
VXTE otter the accommodating TERMS that
Wv valuable property known the Orleans Store, the
South side Of the Square, opposite the Market House, being
the desirable business stands in the city. Thos wishing
bargain will find their interest to call Immediately
J. L. & L. ". BROWN,
july7 AZ Cherry street.
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Charleston aud Savannah.

TaoUeH RATEa FREloHr FROM xEw 7oEK TO NASHVILLE,
Incoanseon with NEW yoRK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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DESIRABLE PAR VI FOR SALE Oh EK-
CHANGE.
ETE offer sale for desirable Iarm near Besluce Bedford
county Tenn containing $50 acres; 300 acres cleared,
balance mbered. frame dwelling with rooms; negro
cabin &c; springs The is No. farm. We
will take So 5000 in Nashville property small farm
within orr miles Of the city part payment Call
J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
June 24-2m .. Az Cherry Street