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Reading water on EYER Page.

The Gallstin Examiner, of the 1lth, says; "The
weather for the past week has been rather pleasant
with day or tWOOf great heat. Yesterday oOnsid-
cradle rain fell, which was very much needed The
corn crop win, probably be an average one In some
portions Of the county it is almost failure North
q GsIlatin two or three miles there is small sec
iOn which viii make scarcely anything, very little
rain having fallen the entire season. Upon the
whole, However, We may set tbecrOp down as a good
average one.
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4 few days since we copied from the Memphis
Bulletin the particulars of the murder Of white
man by three runaway negroes, and the capture of
one Of them On the 9Th inst. the other two negroes
were arrested. The name of the negro first arrest
ed is Perry, and the other two are named Isaac and
Spencer They say that they belong to Mr.. Berry,
of Springfield, Missouri. According to the state
ment Of the negroes, Isaac the one who took the
gun from Mr. Mack as heretofore stated, and is slso
the one who shot BOWden shortly afterwards. When
Spencer and Isaac were arrested they were well
armed, having with them double barreled shot
gun, rife, and revolving pistol They say that
they ran away some time ago, from Walnut Bend,
Arkansas, where Mr.. Berry has plantation. sPen-
Ger and Isaac by their confession, ezonerate Perry
the negro first arrested from all participation in the
murder
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NJ thursday, the 10th day Of September next will Osr
~ lot sale TO the highest bidder, the premises, about 100
acres Of that splendid tract Of land belonging the
NATHANIEL McNAlRI deceased fronting both the Frank
I'm turnpike Roads, about three miles from Nashville, adjoining
the lands Of John Thompson Joseph Faux. Canre Thos
Platter, and others These divided into lots vary
ing in size from eight fifteen each third Of
the land heavily mberel with beautiful forest ee-he bal
ance cleared and in high state Of ouvaton-he whole under
good fence and supplied with GOOD uppIy Of
water.
In point Of fertility lands will compare favorabIy with
the lest lands in Middle fennesscethey lie we'll, have dark
loose with Sugar Walnut Poplar Ash, Wild
Cherry, Hickory, BoX-eder, and Black Locust.
10 persons wishing choice places good nehbOrhOod
NshFlei ths sale Elu offer the greatest ind ucements
There are three beautiful building fronting the
Franklin turnpike road splendid sites covered with
beautiful forest trees, fronting avenue 50 feet wide, exn
ing from one turnpike to the ohe These lands ofhe
qua and all persons wishing choice Gardening lands
city should attend this sale without fall for these
the bandsomest and best lands in the State.
TERMs.A credit l. and years. without interest," will be
given notes payable in Bank with approved security required
and deeds given retaining en the payment
count OF 10 per cent per made for cash paymsns
ALSO
At the same time and place will be sold the entire Stock Of T.
n McNay, consisting Of valuable Brood Msres
rotns Colts sired by the renowned Washington; Canadian
Colts one pair OF superior harness Horses 20 head Of Cattle
Guiding several good Mich Cows 100 head Of Hogs lot Of
she O barrels Corn $50 loads good Hay, Oats Fodder
Farming Utensils; Buggy, Hunting Wagon and Of
Harness, &c
Terms Of Pershabe property made known day Of
PERSONS wishing to examine Of the above property viii
please cali on = y MeNay, Esq, The premises who viii
take pleasure in showing The same,
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A NJ. COLLATION. usual
NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
=. r.. GLAsCOCK, Land Auctoneer.
Capt HAMMER, Stock Auetioneer. aug2Ntd,
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Persian Pearl Drops,
Impart pearly whiteness to the complexion
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a beauhfer cannot be excelled.
Persian Pearl DrOPSs
As a cosmetic stands unrivalied
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted not to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Jo G. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. H. Hendershott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augI7-d6m A. Z. WETHERILL, Cincinnati
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt Of which they will forwarded mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
The List of Drawn and Prizes will sent pur
Chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
? Remember that every Prize and payable in fun
withOutdeductiOu
IT All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the dTaBng-Other prizes Of thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets or Certihcatesto
s. SWAN & Co., Augusta, Georgia.
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala Atlanta, Ga
have their orders filled, and time by addressing s. Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
II list Of the numbers are drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of the prize that each entitled to- will be pub
shed after irawng, in the following
(Ga) COnstutiondlist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intelligncer
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch Paudiug iss Clarion, and
Little Rock (Arkl True Democrat jy-Y
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TWO VALUA TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE.

II WISH to sell the farm upon which am now living 81
living upou Obids mile above its mouth, $3.50
tanning 100 acres which 100 No. River Bot ~
tom Land in high state Of cultivation; two never failing
png and good Orchard. Also, fine Cave close to the Man
sion that fresh be preserved in at all seasons Of the
wear: this farm lies one mile Of Ceina, Tennessee.
One other miles north Of Ceina Tennessee, imme
atey upon Cumberland river containing 6 acres OF which
9S high Of cultivation; four never falling
Springs upon it; Also good Orchard and good buildings Of all
kinds kitchen, stables &C. The farms above described are
we'll adapted raising, and productive any lands in
the State, person wishing purchase call upon me st
my house, mile east Of Cena, Tennessee VIII take great
AS SsTsS-Tsts JAMES A. STONE,
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Manager CRIsP has cause to congratulate himself
upon the favorable auspices which attended the
opening of the dramatic season at the Gaiety last
night. There was good house, full paying
hOuse-aDd the audience an intelligent and dis
eliminating one. To witness the representation of
the 6Ds old English comedy, a Cure for the Heart
Ache, by the company engaged for the season, and
upon the whole, We think the audience were very
well satisfied. The performance went off quite
smoothly for beginning, and gave promise of much
from the company when they shall have got fairly in
the hang Of the thing The piece for tO~nightis the
popular comedy of Leap Year.
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AT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Southern PACIFIC RniIroad meeting.

GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of this Com.
n pany will take place Memphis Tennessee MONDAY,
The 18th Of September 1885, which full report Of the sateof
things Texas will be made and of the proceedings Of meetings
Louisville Cincinnati and St. Louis New and eeWhere
and Of plans of the Company relieve the enterprise
its present difficulties Matters just in condition that
the friends Of the Road can bona 6e Stockholders vim
dictate the rights of the Company rescue beyond doubt
existing difficulties, general turn Stockholders Nem
phs desre and vigorous and actonsuch
be had there backing the meetings already had will doubtless
enterprise; restoring confidence so that may
progress.
JEPTEIA F0WLKES, Pres.
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moNETAnr ANp oommEnolAL.


Owing excitement Virginia in regard to the Bank Of
Charlotte Carolina, the issues of have
looked upon with dus The Charlotte Democrat OF the
tn inst, noticing these rumors, says:
1.-THE Of Charlotte is regarded only sound but as
good other institution the State
Is in great demand here at 500 to SIl2."
The United States oaonsiss points out striking contrast
between the state Of the Money market the months August
and SEPTEMBER in 1857 The highest point Of the loans
OF the New York Banks last year August Then commenced
the pane and there sO000O0 by the end
Of the month"; and Of 100000 the single week ending Sep
TENDER The contraction for September altogether Sl2
O00O0 This year the have increased Sc during
the period in which they decreased that amount la year
The Eeoaomst adds Aoney meantime accumulated and the
deposits Bank day September ~ more than
for the date last year through absence employment
for The panic has spent ITSELF debts qudae t. con-
siderable extent but business rudey shaken revived
The Cincinnati Co7amerctaEof the 10th says:
The market for Flour continues exceedingly dull and heavy
and the business done to-day showed further decline Of lCl5c
4sO. The receipts Wheat is also dull and CSC and
Sl0 are the outside closing quotations for prime white
aud holders willing to SELL prices nominal There
some bulk meat sold to-day but tbs kept strictly p
vate.
Whisky declined 20{c being decline &c per GAL Lin.
seed Oil is declining New York oil being brought and laid down
at oslo including all charges whilst s5 current for
that made here so that the re snlI is manifest.
Markets by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI Sept. lSFOur very dull, 1904 90 for choice
Whisky 2O Mess Pork l6 90. Bacon Co.'S 0ats dull Sc.
NEW York, Sept 19-Cotton has declining tendency The
steamers caused less frmnes Flour dull Mixed Corn
6597a; White So Bacon dull s862 Lnseed Oil u.s.
Oil 9O9s5. TallOw dull Io9lOz. Sugar dull, 2l9s6 for
Muscovado
Bank satementDecrea in Loans S730OO decrease in de-
posts $3.50 OOO deea deposits Increase
in srecie $1,000: Increase in circulation sse,OOO
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Al Carthage Tenn, sh inst, EUGENA LOUISA Corn
WALL second daughter E. P and Mary E. Turner, late Of
Nashville Tenn aged years. month"; and twenons
days.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers 70 wither az the north winds breath,
And stars TO set-but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh Death.
Gazette please copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14

We would remind our readers of the sale Of the
MeNairy lands on Thursday next, 18th instant, at
the residence of F. n. MoNairy, Esq, three miles
south Of Nashville. These are amongst the richest
and most beautiful lands in the vicinity of Nash
vile, front on each of the turnpike roads, part
beautifully timbered and part cleared, the neigh
borhoOd is good, and the terms Hberal-eredit of
one two, AID three years without interest
At the same time viii be offered the crop, farm
ing tools, cattle hogs and valuable biOoded stock.
Omnibusses will leave the Office Of Nance and
Woodward, in Desderiok street, at hslfpast and
10 o'clock A. 81. Free passage offered to all who
attend promptly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14

The Jackson Wing, Of the 10Th, learns that the
hog cholera has made lis appearance in Madison
county. It has not, as yet done any great deal Of
HARM but it seems to be the genuine disease, that
has played such havoc sad in many portions Of
West Tennessee
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheapby DILLON & CO., Is College st,
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON & CO., Is College st.
0OO BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO.. IS College ST
1OO BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON CO., Is College
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., IS College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap By DILLON & CO., Is College
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About eight O'Clock on the night Of the 9th inst,
the cook on the steamer Kate Frisbee was murdered
on the streets of Memphis and about the same time
an attempt was made upon the life Of the mate Of
the boat, though in different locality. The per-
petrators of neither had been discovered
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The Bolivar Democrat of the 9Th, says: awe
have been informed by several of our most inteli-
gent farmers that the present cotton cropEl be the
heaviest which has been raised in this country for
several years. The staple is said to be very fine;
and from the present prospect, we expect good
time and q plenty of money in a few weeks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14

We understand that couple of youths named
JAMES and Isaac LEAK, were playing with pistol
yesterday afternoon at the upper wharf when 1t
was sccidenty discharged, the ball passing through
the thigh of Isaac, and producing very severe
flesh wound
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We regret to learn that our excellent friend, JEo
CLARK, Jr, Of Lincoln county, died on Sunday
morning last at the residence Of his brOther>in,aR
DR. NJ H BosEER. after very short illness. Mr..
CLARK was an influential citizen and good man.
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Wehave received the first number Of the South
era Representative, published at Chattanooga, by
Messrs. HAMBLEroE BRANHAM. Its motto is
Equality within the Union, or Independence with
out IT," II manifests considerable ability in its edi-
torial conduct
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Coz. DICK sEEAD.-If, this gentleman win announce
his name as candidate for Councilman in che first
ward, be viii meet the support Of
"a NUMBER OF VOTEEs"
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ForAIderrnan.

VWe are authorized announce Dr. G. A. J. MAyFmD
candidate for Alderman the Third Ward at the ensuing
picpal election augl3td
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II We are authorized to announce NJ FTTE ESQ., Of
Carthage, candidate for Circuit Court Judge in the sixth
Judicial District composed Of counties Of smith, Jackson
Nrseo,. rscs7b ana pn,rar [sepl9-twSrwtd
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Weare authorised toann0uuee THOMAS J. HAiIE candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
~ We are authorized announces MOsEs SINGLETON IS
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election.
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FWVE only one county running regularly times
week back, from Fayetteville to Tullahoms leaving
TUIlaboma Monday Wednesday and Friday Fay
ettse Tuesday Thursday Saturday. the at
Fayetteville the Tuahoms- and for the accommoda
ton Of passengers. J. B. Smith, agent at Tuahoma.
s and careful drivers The fare through only two dollars.
ir1-ntF JOHN ID. TAYLOR
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MINERVA COLLEGE.

For the Education of Young Ladies',
SITUATED FIVE NILES EAST OF BASHTZLLE TIM
INNS hourishng Institution will reopen the Monday
in September next, aOrding superior educational facilities
CommodiOus additions having been made to the building,
increased number Of pupils can be accommodated.
It is the design Of the Principal and Teachers Of the School
make study pleasure and to surround those entrusted to their
care with all the charms Of the family circle.
The situation is healthy and easy Of access, and the Of
study is thorough and systematic Circulars with
other particulars, obtained the Berry
Co., Public Square, at McCure music store, Union street,
by addressing the Principal, s. E. JONES,
augs I'd Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn.
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SHELRY HTEDICAL COLIEGE,


CNESSION 1S9THE FIRST REGULAR COURSE LECTURES
in this Institution will Monday, the LIST Of No
vemter 1885, till the st Of March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free all students,
will be given during the month OF October
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy, (Des-
criptve, Astrological and Surgical3
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ. D. Professor Of Principles and
Operations Of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ D Professor Of Physiology and Pa
tholOgy;
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ D.. Professor of NAtsria Me6ica
and therapeutics;
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ d. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence
E. B. HAsKINs IL D. Professor Theory Practice of
Medicine;
JOHN P FORD, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children;
q. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The city Hospital upon the premises Of the College and
der control of the Faculty. which operations performed
and prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass, and Clni
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures sos 90
Naturalization fee (paid but Once) D 90
DemOnstrstor's fee (reOuired but once) 10 90
GraduatiOnfee, % 90
Excellent obtained 50 50 to 81 per
For further details Y announcements apply to
JOHN P. FORD, NJ. D.,
iyI7-d&Wh Dean Of the Faculty.
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b. A.FahnestOCILss Eermifuge.-Ths safe and
only ectua remedy Worms has been ext nsivey used
by regular practising physicians than proprietary medicine
which male its appearance in the United States
with the freedom and confidence by gentlemen
attained eminence in the medical profession in all the
Middle, Western and Southern States.
The great cause popularity is the fact that nothing has
vet been discovered substituted in its place, and
that may be without any fears the result
It's perfect safety it every parent If
seted within ,ystem, will speedily expel them without
fail But in the genuine article purchaser
should be on his gusrd look well the initials the bottle
and wrapper particular that he is buying BE- A.
Fahmest0CIk's ycrmifugc, and no other.
dE-u-Im
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NO VALgABLE FARMS EaR SAFE

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight nine years Is for sale. 1t l'J
the waters Of Big HarpCh river in the county of W
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the village
Fbnk the Rchland and Centeye Turnpike nine mileG
from Franklin, thu county OF williamson and within
miles Of the North Western Railroad being con.
sructed The tract contains about four hundred and eight
of ATst rate farming land The county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs thTuu Oh the Northwest
of the II formally the sell known farm
The late Wilkins White6ld.
this is comfortable residences, with all ne.
cessay houses barn. cribs stables, carriage house. &C.
With excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit Good
spring water and Of never falling water
running from different through the farm Adoin
ing this farm is another Of about two hundred acres
excellent land with good residence, for ssa. The soil
both tracts equal 10 for crops either grain
and both United they will be sold separately together
may suit buyers it is thought b. good Judges could
made of the best stock farms in The State lis size
As those wanting to buy would Of Whsh view
the premises before purchasing further description IL
deemed but all invited 70 call and
themselves. lEug 25-eO&Wtfl JOHN I. HILL.
IWISH to sell the farm which ! reside, in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. John
HILL containing by recent survey hundred AMI ninety
nine and half acres OF fret rate farming land, with
foabe dwelling, with all necessary hoUse suitable
small farm, with good water. The farm is well enclosed
good fences including about hundred yards
fence will sell this place separately togethe
with M Hil's-as both united would certainly make dee
and purchasers invited call Mr. r
and FvRTuine the premises. LAVlNIA CRAIGHEAD.
Pc erner particulars apply Mr.. g. n, Snyder al the
StoreOf Snyder & FTzzell, Nashville Lie,
aag5-eoSgWE
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CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HONEST!
NOW Is THE TINE
Come and See,
BR MT W Cd

TWyHE village Of the halfway
point between Nashville ADD Franklin, % miles from
the city Nahye at the junction of the Wilson Turnpike
Alabama Railroad This the most eligible point between
Nashville and Franklin for beautiful vagbeng mcconnell
ing the umpikes and railroad, with county
roads leading the village from every direction and the proper
beautiful and most productive country, As
for health and air every lot being shaded by forest
growth eXced The location being about 300 feet
higher the public square Of Nashville and within miles
superior Sulphur Spring, miles Of strong Chalybeat
you wish avoid heavy (some Of the lots lying in
Williamson county and subject to railroad tax and expensive
living, here and lot most reasonable terms
Provisions purchased at low and rewoOd be de
ve5d door at dollars cord. Of beef and
Of flour will much the delivered
point in the additions to Nashville Fine for stock and
building from Mills along line Of railroad
turnpikes delivered the lowest To the mechanic
other point where home would little would have the
advantages.
The village has at present store Office with daily
Nasve Freight House, resident Physician, and
some private dwellings lately erected and being finished
Brick Church and School House has been the last
Few DAYS, cOmpete-oOmpeent Teachers employed, and the
the Monday in
Nashville twice day and arrive here in twenty
thirty Come and yourselves the advantages
shop this point, and wish to buy and
build you shall have full zine TO pay.
lots Of size from 100 feet by S0 feet deep B.
10 % covered with wood and within few minutes
wall OF Depot Brentwood For Vineyards Flower
deus the locations cannot be eNceled.
NANCE WOODWARD,
Desderck street. Nashville, or to
J. II. Nj HALL,
In Brentwood first depot Nashville and Tenn and Ala
Railroad. sep3-l2w&wlt
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ANIMAL STA,NE RAHR EnEs Isis.

TENHE Fifth Annual State Fair Of the Tennessee Agcul
tura Bureau viii be held the Burelu's Grounds,
Nashville commencing Monday, Oct Ith continue
ring the week. liberal list Of Premiums is offered which togeth
with the rules and regulations Of officers judges
printed in pamphlet form, for atuitOus distribution, be
had application the various Printing Offices and Book Stores
in the city THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
N.sHvItIE Aur. oQth 1853
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A Circular showing the plan of the Lot
teries will be sent to any one desirOus of
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES with sold at