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Fefelgn COrresponaense.

LEvEsFooI. June 10, 1905
The last few steamers from your side bring rs
the most exciting "rumors Of war;" but here al Is
as quiet as slGmbering babs. At 6tst tn ere was
some talk about the sinsoleht YANKEE" but in a
day or two the " Tunes the grsst tbuudersr, came
out in long leader in favor Of Che United States
and quick as thought grim visagsd war smoOthea
his Ernkled front. and all classes united in The
most pacific expressions toward their trans Atlantic
cousins. Aside from the fact that Englsnd il not
nov in condition to engage in war with Us, haV-
ing her hands quite full in India and China, there
lie, think, sincere desire on sthe part Of 81 least
egbths of the people of Great Britain to cui-
tisats the most amicsble relations With Us. The
god Of MammOn rules this country with more tyr
annie sway than does the AutOerst Of al the Rus,
sias over his dOminiOns. have never seen people
bow down and worship the golden calf with SO much
reverence aud hence. tOsOmesxtent, the desire here
to preserve the amity and good feeling which has
long existed between u.s.. 81 j --e
There is Lot so much Of the mereuTial temPeFa-
ment in the English as in the Americans, but far
more of the pounds, shilings and pspee, therefore,
they ascertain first what It will cost" before en-
tering upon such /" enterprises" With India they
do not mind catering upon the most extensive var,
because they know they win be simply " cOmpensat-
ed" by an extension Of their dOminiOus; nor have
they any reluctance to brush with Chine, now aud
then as it is to terminate in increased iacili-
ties for poisoning, with opium, few thousand more
Chinese annually, and for which little act Ofmsrey
John Chinaman is made to contribute enormously to
enrich the very men who are daily disseminating
a poison amongst them Of the most fatal character
These are the very men who reeOi with horror at
the bare mention of slavery but seek to justify the
right to poison, By force Of arms nation of near
four hundred millions of people in the face Of the
most urgent appeals against being thus inhumsnly'
murdered ct the rate Of thousand yearly
America is not only the producer Of at least three
fourths Of the cotton consumed by Great Britain,
but is at the same time by far, her largest CustO-
mer for manufactured goods therefore, she is not
likely to 20 to war about any trivial matter. She
will readily abandon the exploded humbug Of the
right Of search, as utterly obsolete and let al
the negroes in Cbristendom 90 to -, rather thar
leave commerce which not only preserves MILL mi
of her masses from starvation and open rebellion,
but at the same time adds millions Of money to tn
substantial wealth Of theeOuntry every year. W.
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TWyHE subscriber wishes sell the tract Of land on -
which he resides lying both sides OF the Nolens- a
vile and Harrington turnpike in Williamson county 25
miles from Nashville containing about $40 acres, all Of
which is uni good fence, about 35 cleared the balance
veil @ with poplar other valuable TIMBER there more
than dozen OF never failing springs the premises Vl plenty
Of lasting stock water all Of the farm There is also
~ FHr Of several hundred choice fruit Tho lands
are rich and productive the location healthy and desFaoee
sirbe on account morality and Intelligence OF etzes
and the schools and churches that surround It, Poplar Grove
Male Higb school is located within mile Of the above lands
OTen I Female Academy - miles, and Jordans store POST
Once within one mile 1t is also convenient 70 the METHODIST
/ Baptist and Presbyterian Churches. .,, -, 81.
ali together or divide suit purchasers For further
ton address the subscriber JOrtsns store o. or apply 70
| NJ IN h ,remises JAMES S. OGILNIE-
irlu Ut
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sui LovengoOd.
Rev,J, h, NIcFerrin, DID.

This gentleman, in accordance with the action Of
the General Conferences, held last May, has retired
from the editOrship Of the Christian AdOOdats, and
assumed the responsible position Of Book Agent
Dr. McFERBIN has been for about twenty years the
editor Of the Advocate and there are but few exam
pies in the country Of greater success in the editor
ship Of any periodical, than has been achieved BY
him Several times during our editorial service We
have had to differ with him, whenwe thought he was
trenching on our own preroga,iEe but We have
never doubted his honesty or failed to realize his
ability. We part with him from the editorial ranks
with sincere regret and earnestly wish for him IN
his new position q quieter life. more useful one
can hardly be in store for him.
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VALuARLE ROOKs.


BRUCB's TRAYELs TO DISCOVER TIKI SOURCE OF
Nile in sysars I7ss %, 70, n, ~ y. vols. 40. ear
Fine copy.
BRYANT'S NEW SYSTEM, OR Ak ANALYSIS OF ANCIESR
Mythology. vols. 40. calf
- This work established sauors reputation asa profound
scholar-LoWsnE.
BELLS NEW PANTHEON, OR HISTORICAL DICTIONARY
Of the Gods DemiG0d HsFOss and Fabulous Pesonags %
Antiquity, sc. Richly smbebsd with characteristics prints
VOL 4to Russia Fine copy.
TOOKE's PANTHEON, REPREsENTING TIE FABULOUS
History Of the Heather Gods. vol Emo. Win COP
per Cuts o. the several Deitiss.
MACKNIGHT's NEW AND LITERAL TRANSLATION FR0a
the original Greek an the Apostolic Epistss, sith
uentary and notes, pathological critical, explanatory
practical vols 4t0. calf Fine copy.
sThi5 the uarsuitting labor Of nearly hIr
years"
MACKNIaHT's HISTORY OF TIE FOUR GOSPELS. vOI.
4to. calf CUniform with the Ephtlesl
Dr. Mcknight closely aheres principle Of Osan.
der his paEaphase and commentary contain much
full information, that his Harmony long been regarded
standard book among dVnes The preliminary dsrAuons
are highly valuable. "-L0WSDEs-
TEE LATIN VULGATE. 2 VOLS. FOLIO. vENICE, I75l.
CALAlET's DICTIONARY OF TIE BIBLE. VOLS 4s
calf Zine copy.
BEAUTIES OF LONDON AND NIDDLESEX, Oh An HlSTOk
ical Survey Metropolis Of Great Brtia, including
sketches Of It's euviFons typographical sccount Of Ii
most remarkable places, &c. vols. royal calf Fins
| copy. .-.
/ PARIS AND ITS ENYIRONs. IN A SERIES or PTCTUR-
sqns veEs taken expressly this Comprising views
Of Seine, Churches, Palaces, Bridges, CataoOmh Street
| &c. vol. ito. half morocco
] TIE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. 4yOLs- 4.tO GALS
/ W. T. BERRY CO.,
I r,ava0 PUBLIC SQUARE
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The RUsT-The M@ierta (ua.J Ad0Ocate, Of the
% inst learns that several horses in that region
have died from the effects Of eating "rused oats"
and We learn from the LaGrange Reporter horses
in Monre county have been killedby the same cause.
Injurious effects from eating such oats, however,
appear to be very partial The Columbus GA En-
qursr heard of planters who haveurned their entire
stock upon fields of oats, so badly effected by the
rust as to be thought unfit to cut, and no loss has
resulted.
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Burning Of she steamer Galena and Loss
OF life.

CHICAGO July 8.-On The morning Of the hrst
inst the steamer Galena took FIRE at the landing at
Red Wing, Minnesota. The origin Of the tire IS
unknown The flames spread with such rapidly
that the boat was soon envelOped in flames About
seventy five passengers we're on board Sky eignl
of whom we're saved The following are known to
be lost John Tyson, Holly Porter, Nancy Porter,
Charles Porter, and Lydia Porter, Of Michigan The
books and pspors all lost The boat was valued
At ffty thousand dollars. No insurance.
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FOuT H0TSe maiI COach,

TTYE only one in Lincoln county running regularly three times
week and back, from Fayetteville 70 Iullahomai leaving
Tuahoma Monday, Wednesday and Friday in return leave Fay
esye Tuesday Thursday and Saturday g connect the mail al
FsyetteVs and the TulahOma and Tor the
ton of passengers. j. Smith, agent at Tulahoma food
teams careful drivers, The fare through only Two dollars
jvI-vtf JOHN II, TAYLOR.
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WAT a. BEERS
TRRgCAT GREASE

CHEAP and durable compound for geasing the a1ls Of
n Omnibusess Carriages Carts bray : AM
Wagons also economical and durabe lubratof loL
Heavy Machinery 1t will not gum and not ehected
cold For Tin Cans Kegs and Barrels by
EVEN, PENDLET0N & co.
W. W. BERRY DEMOYILLE,
A. STRETCH,
20. G. BROWN,
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORIEAxs.-The Board Of
Health announced only two deaths by yellow fever
in New Orleans for the week ending June 2etb; but
passengers from that city have assured the press Of
Montgomery, Ala, that many cases exist in New
Orleans, and that the fever is Of q virulsnt type.
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THE MAYoBALTT.-We are pleased at the sug-
gestiOn Of Capt. FOSTER for Mayor of Nashville
Capt FOSTER has energy, industry, and frmness
Should he accept the Ofos, should expect sn in
dependent exercise Of these qualities and an Impair
hal administration of the law. The corporation Of
Nashville has too long been close corporation for
the benefit Of individuals and cliques No mss is
better qualified than Capt FOsrER to reform these
abuses.
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nd and the public generally where he Will Be pleased
u i've his personal attention. Llyo-lN-
TULL AHOMA.
Great sale of LOts--Three Days sale.
yWyHE Tuahoma Town Company ohe for sale beautiful LOIS,
eligible for family residences and Of them Convenient Tor
To the poor man who needs home e the en
suq miner e1a place bis ale possess great atac-
70 buy rF mi h itI a ,1iais5 Of afout
twelve hundred inhabitants, the Nashville and Chattanooga
RaiioaJ and At The terminus Meanwhile and Manches-
ter Railroad in Coffee county and the table land Of the Noun
tain Of Tennessee, is one Of unsurpassed saD 4I
pasantness and the here viii fud himself in the midst Of
an ne comforts appliances Of high civilization. Of an or
deriy we'll regulated, moral and religious community blessed
with nvgorang pleasant and refreshing atmosphere %
Is real happiness breathe and with pure cool water which u
joy of life drink and addition to all ts te Invalid m
find mineral waters within the town Site and other mineral
aybeate and sulphur convenient T. the town, y l . "a
purchase lot cheap as te sale IS without reserve ny
Of sale credit Of and two years, BOND ana
required, and lien the lots retained Days Of sale te lr
fourth and eth days oil August Maps o. Lhe I rI
lots sale to be application to me at me Lincoln
Jy8-tds WA- MOORE, Agent
WOLASSES,- bb bright re5olei gagks9n Rsfney'
C,UGAR,--lOO bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar, Balt
- more A'nns''' '0' sale O"' o' TERR1Ss BROTHERS.
yUyOBACCO.--5Ob boxes Langhorn and Armstead Superior
Tobacco for sale very low, TERkAsS BhO1hEho.
TOFFEE-5OO bags Baltimore Gqss s. fer s99 Icy for
~ CASH IEAlA2e olo -
RRANDY .--I cask superior old Osri, Dupey Cos for
8 sale by TERRAss BROTHERS.
SSTAR CANDLES.--5OO half and whole boxes for sale
~ low TERRASS BROTHERS.
nEMIJOEaNS.--3OO Demijohus, 70 gallons, for sale
II bv TERRASS BROTHERS.
WHISKY ........
1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands
$50 J. Il. Smiths Reserve; .E..
900 - Rye and Bourbon;
$50 9 NeWsom K Lincoln; ~.
, 100 4" Country Single Distilled; for sale low by
TERRASS BROTHERS.
TRON--2OO TONS.--we have large and well assorted
stock, amongst which extra sizes OF large round ana
square. We particularly the attention OF buyers as we
are determined to close it at low down prices.
TRRRkSS BROTHERS.
en- 80 and s. Broad 81
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For Philadelphia, New York, &C.,
FROM
savannah and Charleston

savannah ana CAAhEAtSLDAAa
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SD
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up to January
1859, -
Tfckets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, furnished
by the AGENTS at Charleston and Sa7annal o
The weII-known first class side-Wheel steam Fl
Ships. KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. G. P. So -
sI.RsTIlI.Al, and STATEGF GEORGIA, Capt 49, -.
J. J. GARvIE, :.
Now form Weekly Line for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah on alternate Saturdays, as follows: - -,
The Key State, from Charleston Nay en-, @ June
l9h July 3D. It and 3st &C. leaving Philadelphia the alter
Saturdays - -, so.t.
The state Of Georgia, savannah, May lst 18th Ssth
June 18th 26t July and 3ih c.s Leaving Padelha
the alternate Saturdays 49, A..
For safety and comfort having superior state ROOMS u
Sb are not surpassed by any the cast One hundred miles
Of this route on Delaware and tie BaytWo sea-
FOR NIAGARA PALS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
,STFORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This line connects Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Nagas Falls Buffalo, IN 10 hours
from Phi adephia Through Tickets with hd privilege Of stop
ping at Philadelphia and intermediates points for sale b the
Agents at Savannah
Fare to Nia or Buffalo, S93 Elmira Sal to Canadaigua
S22 A 6hElNEh q 80 W,
7. s. & I. g. BUDD,
snri23-d3m Agents at Charleston.
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YENHE new aud splendid steamer QUAKER CITY, e. -
Capt. MoDoNuLE, will leave as above and go -
all intermediate ports, THIS BAY, At . o'clock r -
NJ For freight or passage, apply on board or % .
wall H. II. UADTTS0N, Agent .
DIVTDEND NOTICE.-The Board o. Directors have
ordeIed dividend Of per cent. for past six months 70
- Tad 70 Stockholders Nashville Gas Light Company after
the 10Th inst. J. H. hENDhlCh' osoIeualy'
9-Im
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TTyHERE can be had R. D. BLUs Plain and orna nal
Engraving establishments Seals for Masons, l. o. o. =,
Sons Of Temperance Notares Public insurance. Railroad and
Plank Road Companies Courts, States, &e &C. Also, steam
boats, Stamps Steel Stamps engraved to order Tor
Blaeksmifh and Siversths fact for all those Manufacturers
who may wish to stamp namds and address their work
stamps warranted stamp Silver, Cold Brass Iron
unempered Steel without the slightest injury 70 the stamp
itself.
Stencils Of kinds made to order. JsWery made and re-
pairs5 r. d. BLUM,
Deaderc street, doors from the Public Square, opposite the
Rsnubiiesn BsnDgT Ofce. apr30-dtWm3
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
MORRIS a. STRATTON.


TUyHE Partnership heretofore existing between B. r. JOHNSON
and RICH ARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All due to the firm viii be collected by b r.
Johnson all other Indebtedness Of the hrm viii be
Md nv him B. r. JOHNSON,
- - RICHARD OWEN.
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Nashville, Tenn, % July, 1853.


C. HARVEY having located himself with WI. Il. PERRY,
on Union street. would call the attention Of his old friends
nd customers and public generally where he will Be pleased
- - ma Dsrsonal attention. iyS-lw
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nIANOS.-.We have received ioUrte,

nIANOS.-aWe have received fourteen more -lz--71--
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled -
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hamesf u
Bros, which make stock very large and desir-S
able pleased to have these instruments examined
BY ALL whether they desire to purchase or NOT livery fno
sold BY u.s. shall warranted to give satisfaction insyeT respect
fsbiO W. & r. FREEMAN.
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PIANO FORTES, LOOBENGsGLASsES, sc.
VETF have now in store fine stock Of Pianos, $500
w AIelodeons, Window Shades Artists, Ma s.sz=z@z
teTsis &c, and still manufacturing lnsde7 u
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have recently
sddei largely to our stock OF ORNAMENTS FOR MlkORs
- In word, we intend % KEEP TIMES please
our customers and them patrous home, instead OF
sending abroad. -. $500, ~
feblO-n W. & X NttHhsiANs
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T. o. HARRIS.

T. o. HARBl5. W. o. AAhklh' = n A@@A'7'
HAIR RIS q CO.,
A UCTEON & COMMISSION mERCHANISS
and Wholesale Grocers, Once 1t w H. Gordon = Goa
Warehouse. No % Market street.
HARRIS & co. have in tore, and oher TO the trade:
$50 hhda New Orleans Sugars all grades .H
50 bbls CRUSHED and Powdered Sugar:
goo do and half barrels Molasses
1870 boxes Star Candles;
90 cases Sardines-k aud 4 boxes
20 bbls Mackerels
100 packages assorted Liqourss
50 kegs four penny nails ..-
y bags Spice;
% cases matches;
l2j Land Plaster mayt-u
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COTOOsA SPRINGS,
oOtOosa County, Georgia.
TTyHF hot weather and dust Of the city re- AffA-G
u1ind Us that the season when We have been fssfeA
accustomed to welcome our friends and patrons 3
to our delightful Watering Place Is At hand 49,
Daily FOR Rooms. this and The thousands hat
have annually thronged COTO0SA, assure US nat i E only ne
cessary 70 inform friends and the public that COfOOSA VIII
% opened the first Of Sally
Our old German Band viii he present 70 give them me osa
welcome Ty3-2ml BATTEY, HICKMAN & MCDONALD.
To Contractors.
TWyHE undersigned viii receive, until the l5 dsy Of July,
the Excavation and stone Nork OF te lou-
don Of The new Masonic Temple, Church street. The exe
vton TO he ten feet deep and foundation wall % be first
class workmanship. For further particulars enquire OF
CHARLES A. FULLER,
AND. ANDERSON
JOSIAH FERRIS, Build. Con-
D. 2. WILKiN
I'd BGP Ed. D. HICKS.
WWTE have day sold % FISHER, WIRELESS 60. our
w entire Of Groceries, and the business hereafter WI
D iyI J. T. MARTIN & co.
VWTE have this day associated with Us in business Mr. J.
nv FISHER. WIRELESS & co.
= = w.Rrrv. yA,rrs vHF1Ess. JOHN 4. FsHER-
FISHER. WIRELESS q 90,
GROCERS, GENERA AL CO N HISS
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TOBACCO
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
Corner of Market and Broad StreeAss
NASHVILLEs TENhESSEH'
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NASIIVILLE LU8I8EII YAHD,

r C. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber Shingles and Boz rds
has now on hand large lot OF Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank Joist snt
linz SQUARE Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles nave
ave Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar dressing Popa and
one Yellow Pine Foorng Single Machine making MOL
Popiar Shinrles-al in operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Single the shortest notice. and at NE
IsWest prices for cash, J. Y. DAhDEN1
MARI Nashville LUMBER A3ra' Ne-lil Dio"-o"es'
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BANCROFTS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
w. Il. BERRY & CO,
HAVE NOW on SALE


THE HISTORY OF rae UNITED STATES
VOLUME VS..
BEING VOLUME or TIE AMERICAN UEvOLUTIONr
By GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCEAVO UNIF stk "a WarH TkHE PREFE-
OUS VOLUMES.
Thsf5 the arst Of four volumes which viii smbraes ne
period Of me American RrvolsOn from the Blockade %
Boson to the Treaty Of Pc Paris ts2 and e con
tains great grssf from uanassrPg and unpublished
urees the history Of the aallon during q rt portion
this eventual period, neudfag the Blockade Of Eostoa Har
bor the gensra ofgaRz Ja lhs country, The alterzon
Of ths Ghar.s OF Massshusss hs resistance Of the pea
pie Of Massachusetts the sp Of the SouA the Congress
Of 4 progress Of England, France, and
elsewhere Battles Of Lexington aud Concord The Siege
OF Boston the Congress OF us be choice Of ashington
as Commauderin Chsf, the Battle % Banker Hin, &c
As there doubtless be great demand or ths Bs;ot5
oCths KevoutOn, q preceding volumes
the work thsse foar viii also 0s published ssPa-
rately a. tas American gsvoiuon, Vols, i Il, III, d
with uIls page and binding 20 correspond
The publishers invite the aIantian the renders Of he
present vOiums Of Mr. B.noro rs Hst0ry he United
States drst SIX volumes OF the WORK the snguis-
81 Of which hive gr1-sidy seknowledged ~
his eOuniymen-" FOR sale b
". z. Berry & Co,
msyI5 Public Suaure.
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L. n 'S sATAGE d ANDERsoS,

T n sAvA9E 4. B.. ANDERSON
SAVAGE q ANDER sOhs
... ATTORNEYS AT Law,
SmfthyIIIe, Tsnnessee.
Having associated tbesei res together ID me PIse.ee o.
to ihsn They wiz practice in an heeOuntIss OF the
ourt Judicial Circuit and also in the counties OF WaIten
'q ammo Wilson and In me supreme O'''''
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
NJ PIE. We have received direct from t a 5 Y
Andersons Soace and Amulet fine cut Chewing Tobacco and
continue to keep ue finest Virginia Se1ing ana soAs ~
Oa''O' anu '-s u.s. J.W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 q Union street
SLIGHTLY AETEAB..-WE HAVE RECENTLY
- sr he exclusive agency this State, for the sale OF
iasey Capt H. Sultzs celebrated brands OF
Virginia Chewing Tobacco. This Agency includes al their
brands and enables Us sell Factory prices We eandidy
bdeve we can give dealers better bargain sn has ever been
them in this city, IS our stock Of Tobacco, snaa anu
srs lie td largest and best assorted that has ever been
kept in tins CITY, J.w LANGLEY & co.
apI ut No a Union street ID door from Bank o. ten
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
tAPTAIS z srULIs has sent US sinai ~ Ios VI l IN
perfectly sound, and black as your hat ,,crvv Co
Agents for T. stuts and Halsy Boxers fine Virginia Chez
ng Tobacco. lnayz0O
DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
VKTE offer sale the most accomplishing ens, TIA.
s SIDE Of the Square opposite the House, being
n ne most desirable business stands in the city Those wishing
!. L. < Z. W. BROWN,
iuiy7 ~ oherry street.
CORPORATEON TAXES.
yEVAX PAYERS owning property in he corporation Of Aash
VILE are reminded that their Corporation and school Taxes
are due and payable the Office Of the Collector on the Isl %
Iuv Those who costs and trouble viii please pay
attention 70 this notice The undersigned can be found at his
ONCE, City Hall, on tie Public square. - 60.
jsS0-2w .-- -- A nEH,O-., ool--.-.
CITEAW BOAT FOR SALEs--The - =
y Steamer FLORIDA she now lies at New e4s.s4
Orleans in running conditions draws 81 -
inches light and carries 900 tons will be sold At
si'a- O - FF JAMES A. DOLL,
i.qz-dsws New Albany, Ind.
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ch0lCe
low figures.
will these lands. and take in payment good Aegro,o
Stock Of Goods, valuable live Stock such As Mules oss
Persons wishing inquire about purchase pa or te
whole Of these will apply at Mt Peasant or az ne
Union and American AGENT Samuel OTr5 No. ~
Public Suuae, Nashville, Tenn ,-
~ <i&wlm JOiN , nONLnh.
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NE Keep constantly on hand Country Hams AID
w Sides together with nI stock of Family Groceries
NB All articles purchased houle free Of charge.
iuue25. 50 FREEMAN BIOS.
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- 15,.T I-INO Ra8GATNS,

AM anxious sell my lands lying in the Mauy Facon OF
Lewis county the head waters OF Sgan creek. Ihsse
lands are we'll watered and finely tmlered and only snort ms
tce rom where the Tennessee Alabama Railroad will run
south Of MI Pleasant and within about miles 81 Beaver Dam
road some % miles from the Central Turupk and only ~
miles from Mt Pleasant present terminus Of the Ratfoad
One tract containing 200 acres has on Il very comfortable
dwelling, orchard also tras location for fannery
balance Of the lie Joining the aforesaid tract making In
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