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PEREVIAM sYREP.
Or, PROTECTED sOLUTION
PEDtOXide Of Iron Gem bfUegf

Or, PROTRCFED sOLUTION
RE0tOXs0e Of Iron Gem biHed,
EAyIHG successfully passed the ordeal TO which discovs.
RES Ia tie Ma-eTa Meica subjected, must 70
oeiTed as an estlhllhei medicine. It's edcsey curing
ID 81 z p IA
selons OF NE v, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchiis, and Con
sutiye tendencies, Dorier1 tate Of the Blood, Bo scur
W. and he r0strng elects Of Lead Mercury General De-
dlty, aui an diseases which require TONIC ana ALTFRA-
II We ne' IS beyond question. The proofs Of its efficacy
are so numerous ven authencate Of such peculiar
cr mat sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate % receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does profess 70 he cure all but its
range extensive, because many diseases appareuty unlike are
in.ity rgtd' and processing frn cause may be cured
The class Of diseases Tor which the syrup provides cure Is
precisely that which has often haied the highest order o.
sa sEiI Inc facts are tangible. the witnesses accessible
and the safety and ecacy ofthe syrup incoutravsrble Taos
who may wish for opinion from sinerested persons respecting
me character OF the syrup, cannot Tail be satisfied with
Agents the sgu.urs those % gentlemen known fn The
comm un7' and Of the highest rasPestabiIty-
CAEDThs undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
iecs Of ne Peruvian syrup do hesitate recommend
Il 70 ne attention or the public. From experience,
well from the testimony others whose intelligence and iutg
rty altogether uEquecnale have no doubt Of its sc
ages DYSPEPSIA Liver Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia &c. In
deed its effects would be ncrae from
uoe who have witnessed tem and have volunteered THAR tes
mony as We 40 ours 70 rs restorative powers.
s.H. Kendall. n. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. AnOry, james c. Dunn,
Samuel Nay Thomas Whitman.
NOTcR-Its veil known medical effect Of Proozids
o. Iron lost by brief exposure the air, that .
maintain solution Of Protode Of without further oxda
don has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup this
known and this solution may replace All the protocsrsies Ell
trates and tartrates Of the Mstera Medica
A A HAYNES n. D., Assayer 70 the State Of Mass.
10 Boylston street, Boston, Q. s. A.
PEIoE.-Lerye bottles SO, snail bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEAOYILBE 4 BELL.
may4-d&tW6m.
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40 YaL uARlE EARMS E0R So

THAT Valuable fsrE which the undersigned hssTp
aided for the last eight years. is for sale. H 10
the OF Big EErDeth the cngnty Of Is
liams0n fourteen miles from Nashville, the ilage
Tank, the Ricbland and CeutTeve Turnpike miles
from Franklin, the county Of williamson, and with
two miles Of the North WeHsn RaiIrOsd being
sructed. The tract contains about f0u hundred and eight
Ecres dr fsrmnE land; the line betWee
Davidson and williamson through the Northwest
aer Of tract Il formally the well known farm
The late Wilkins Nhiteflis
On tnis two comfortable residences, with all ne
eesssry out houses; barn cribs sable carriage hOugs. &C.
with excellent young Orehardof mOst chocs fruit. Coco
spring and an abundance Of never failing stock water
running from different through the farm. Adion
THE farm another tract Of about two hundred
aKcesnt land with good residence, for saa. The soil
and both united. heY will b0 sold separately together
may suit buyers it s thought by good Judges c0Ud Be
made Of the best stock farms il the State ~ its size
81 those wanting buy, would Of course whsh To view
the premises before purchasing further description q
deemed unnecessary hut all invisad - cali aud To-
asmselVes. aug 2j-eO&Wtfl John T. HILL
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markets.
NEW York, Oct. Is The steamer Africa has ar
rived Fere with Liverpool dst-s Of the I'd
Cotton sales Of the week Al 900 bales, Of which
sps culators took 1900 bales aud exporters $500
ba'es The market is geue"ally unchanged. The
demand is slackened but holders firm owing to the
.msged crops.
Sales Friday 5000 bales. of which Spectators and
exporters took 1000 bales closing firms Orleans fair
u middling 7s, Mobile fair 16, middllng fair
l6, Stock at Liverpool 498, 900 bales, Of which
42S, 900 are American
Manchester adviees are unfavorabe, sales are
slo but prices unslteFd
Breaistuffs very dull Lard heavy; all qualities
slightly declined; COnsols 984a98s;
Bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
$4,000 rounds
There is nothing in regard to the cable, shares
are buOyant at $50 to 420 pounds.
The Spanish Government has sanctioned the i'm
poriation Of cotton seed into Cuba.
Political news unimpoFtant
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ASyeioPeaa o. Commerce and Commercial NsTigs1i VA
maps and sngraTingI. b. is. H0nsus.
OoafianiP and Natrmony, vita ether sketches o scsr sa1
Norris
The Arts Of Beauty: Or, Scores Of Laay To,lss Vim ..
toGentienen. By Lola Nontez
Lola Montez' Lecture
Buckles History Of civilization in Fp-i,,5
Gallery Of Famous Poets; complete In one royal octave
antique binding, rchly illustrated. For sale b.
Two Millions. Poem By the author Of Nothing % Vsr
Light and Darkness; or, the Shadow Of Fate
The COOpers; new n0vsl-Appstons Library.
WOmaa's Thoughts about Woman By John Halifax
The Lectures Of Lola Mouhz.
Hugh hiller's New B0ok-Cruisso Of the Bstssy.
Major Pottsr's LIE and Advsuturss-Pofdcs and Wsr
Following the Drums glimpse Of Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages In South Western History b. Hsss
Isabella Grsy. A novel bya Lady.
History Of Civilization IN England b. Il BucE1s
eOadys Text Book Of Vegetable and AniEaa Phv-srs--
Bayari TayIors Travels In Europs Asia and Ar 81.
LiVssof Russian s0vsreigns; Rak 70 Peter he Grs.t
Domestic Annals Of sc0tIand, b. Root. Chaubsrs-
Species and Writings Of Hon MARSHALL ef Eeatsary
California Life nlasstkaAuthors address to Young A.r.
ics.
Mary DsrEsnt, b. Mss Ana stsphsna
PlItMsrsdisns By Mrs L q siEoarnsy.
WhsEsll'B History Of the Induetive seispe.s
The Life and Tines Of Hugh Miller, By TN Erovp.DD
The Lie Of Gen HaTelock, By Wm Brock.
illustrated Hand Book q American Travsl
Men and Women. Book Of Poems, By Dsowni14
Plays and Poems By Boxer.
Valliatne's Digest Complete In I vol. S.
sep25 JOHN YORK 4 CO
The Atlantic Monthly, just received By
ssp27 JOHN YyEK 500.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. l5-The Utah mail arrived on
the ninth
The troops take winter quarters on the 18th. All
quiet.
The Fort Smith (Ark.) TIm's gives an account Of
a battle batWeen detachment of the second cavalry
and the Camauches near Wachta Valley Fret
Lieut. Van Camp and four others killed Major u
dow and ten others we're killed. Forty Csmanches
al
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they had examined the the Finance Committee
and found them correct, and now handed ever to this Board
Mr. Darden that such portions q the Mayors Message
as referred The dieens committees be seiesd to such com
nittees.
Mr. East moved thai all portions Of the Message not referring
to Cooperation Laws, not already T rsrrsd to special
COMMITTEES.
The Finance Committee reported On the account, Of the Rsvs
nue. and Water Tax colsOrs, and Treasures which were sp
proved.
The President appointed Special Committee On MESSAGE
Messrs. East, craighesd. and BO5tiek.
Mr. Hurt from Water WORKS Committee reported the lay
ing Of the inch pipe nearly completed and that they
would be prepared full report by the next meeting Of
the Board
Mr. Anderson, from the Committee on Fire Department re-
ported the machines Of three Companies Be in good working
order.
The Sexton reported tweRtyOne inerents fifteen whites and
six blacks-all from the city.
Mr. Bosck, the Special Committee Rules and Regula.
TONS submitted for the government Of the Board Of Coun-
cmen also government Of both Boards Convention
Mr. Darden that the rules read Re adopted Carried
The rules for joint government Of the the Boards we're
then read and adopted, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Rhea from the Committee Salaries, submitted blt
fixing salaries for different municipal officers The bin
passed its first reading Oamoton the rule suspended and
the bill passed its second reading. Il
M ohsaham submitted the report Of the Work House com
mlttee. Laid On the table, al
Mr. Dsnumbane called up the bill tx sAIarss Passed is
last reading and transmitted to the BosE Of Alderman
message from Board Of Aldermen stating that the Board
had adopted authorizing the Board Education to
report praecaby Of establishing evening session in
Public Schools asking the Beard in
said resolution.
President Winston submitted the report OF t School Commit
tee Adopted and transmitted to the other branch
Mr. Dardsn submitted resolution insucng the to
100 copies report of the Board Of Education the
last scholastic year published for distribution. Adopted
Mr. Rhes, bill in relation Market House. Passed frst
reading.
Mr. East resolution requiring all accounts to be presented
against the corporation to before the Recorder
message received from the Mayor informing the Board
hat he had in his possession bill fixing salaries for corporation
officers and requiring two three days to consider before Civ
ng his signature.
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gwIsH to sell the farm which roside1 IN Williams
county, adjoining that advertised above ~ M lohn
HIM. containing By rocont survey hind red sud ninety
uue and half acres FIRST rate farming land with cor
Portable dwelling, with al necessary out house, sutshe 70
small farm, with good water. The farm is well gHclOsCC
with good fences including about hundred yards o.
stone will sell this place separately, to1e.he
With Mr. HHl'sss both united would esrtsnv make fs
Irabie farm, and purchasers invited 70 call on RrH
and SvauiDe ths premises. LAVlEiA CRAIGHEAD.
FC ertner particulars apply 10 Nr. H. Snyder az e.
StorsUf Srydev 6 FriZzel. nashville l.. C.
nur5-eOdrvvtf
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JUST WmAT EYERY FAmILY WANTS.

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only S2l SIS. These
Machines need only he known to place 10 al
must every family To appreciate must examine and use
them the eure all who want good cheap sewing Machines or
County Rights for the sale Of the NeffietOn & Ray
mOnd Family Sewing Machine, will please call
on The Undersigned who agent for Middle and West Ten
nese Rooms j. B. Vests Music Store Union street. be
tween College and Cherry streets.
n BPsrcular attention paid TO repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines hy an experienced hand. Terms Cttsh.
B.. FLENIING's sewing Machine Depot
Na.hEiLIa. nnr
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Rowing Match,

DETROIT, Oct. 10 "A rowing match Of Eve miles
for 81 900 a side came off between the Chicago and
Canada boats. The Canadians beat in foriy>tWo
mintes. The Chieagos swamped.
Further Indiana election returns are too fraR-
menlary 30 form conclusions.
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FEVER Rmb AGILE.

Nd the various Affections consequent Upon dis0riered
n STOMACH Or LIVER, such Indigestion, Aciity Of
the Stomach, Cocky Pains, Heartburn Loss o. Appetite, De
pondency, COsYenes Blind ard Bleeding Piles. an
vous, Rheumatic aud SCuracic Affections, has
Instances proved highly beneficial, and in others eGscsd
cidei cure.
This purely ststle compound prepared strictly sci
enfC principles after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Besrave. Because q It's I'm o. the
European States, lis Introduction a,1 the Uuti States in
tended especially ~ those OF fltrand scattered here
and there the floe Of tie mighty country Meeting with
great among them o3er it 70 the American public,
knowing that truly wonderful medicinal
knowledyed
particularly recommended those persons whose cous
utOns may become Impaired the continuous Of
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally iuzlnta
effect It ends its way direcy the Of life, thrill
ling ant quickenng every nerve raising Up the dropping spirit
and, in fact, infusing health and yiSOT in the system.
NoTICE-Whoever expects to find this beverage will be dis
appointed; but to the sick, weak and low spirited, will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma induced
many limitations, which the public should guard agant Pur
chasing. Be persuad to buy anything else until you have
given BOerhaves HOLLAND Pers fair trial One bottle will
convince you how infinitely Superior it is to all these a
ions.
II Sold 81 per bottle six bottles for S., by the sole
PrOpuetoE,
BENZ. PAGE, JIS. q co.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceusts Chemists, PitJshur Pa
Demoville Roscoe Jo G. Brown, Demovlle Bell,
G. W. Hendershott Dr. 7. Wells Wells Hooper L Co.. Beech
& Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State
< 3-1frffr vv1v wins
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1nn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI eheapby DILLON & CO., Is College 81,
1On BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON & CO , IS College St
I ~ BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap b DILLON & CO., Is College
4 M BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap By DILLON < co. Is College s..
10n 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.
On BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., IS College st..
4 IN BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE for sale
HUI cheap By DILLON s. CO., Is College st.
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ShA4IAAANDg EADGCAH3
t~ilsf-Sl y Louisville NJ. LOuis, and euA8sA
g N emFhis Regular Pack e.
etss leaving Nashville Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock, A. n The
splendid passenger Steamer
MimRet0mka, Capt. II. c. MatheneV,
viii leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays 10 o'clock
A. N The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt. James W. Hunt,
will leave Nashville on edney and Saturdays 10 o'clock,
A. N. The light draUght passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis, Capt }. l.. Bateman,
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays 10 o'clock, A NJ
The above are first class light daght passenger Boats and will
leave regularly those appointed days making connections
Pduch with the T. $ Mail Packets, FOR the above named places
For freight rpassage appleOn board or to
june g A. HAMILTON. Agent
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Lnter frorn &c EIections.

CINCINNATI Oct l5.-In the sixth district Of Ohio
Howard Dem, is elected to Congress BY about 800
majority
WHISKY 172.
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TEVHE undersigned having ucen appointed Administrator with
theast N annexed Of Nancy J. Hamilton deed, hereby
uoute all parties owing said to come forward make
payment and all having claims against said estate to file them
duly authenticated within the prescribed by law the Office
Of Ferguson & Sehon, No. Il Cedar street
Octl0-lm VIM PYBUS,
strator With vrf1la
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Entries by Jones and George Fulcher
The premium was awarded to George Fuleher,
time, half nile 1924; and certificate to jones'
time. half mile, 1880
Fastest Pacing Mare. three years-PFemiun $40.
One entry by John Watson. No award
Fastest Pacing Mare, two years-Premium $40
No entry.
SweePstalze.
Best pair Carriage Horses, Mares, or Gs.dings-
Premium So
Entries By A F Franklin & Craig, Of Sumner, and
G W Hammer, of Davidson.
The premium was awarded to G W Hammer, and
certificate to Franklin Craig.
Best pair Of Fancy Horses, Mares, OF Geldipgs-
Premium $40.
Entries by Craig & Mckay and &c MeFerrin,
Of Davidson.
The premium vas awarded to Craig Mckay and
aceTtifcste to J C MeFerrin.
Best Buggy Horse, Mare Or Gelding Premium
$40.
Entries by W Burehitt, 7 L BrausfOrd, and Craig
& Mckay Of Davidson; P R Runnels, of Ruther-
fOrd; and C Cunningham.
The premium vas awarded Craig Mckay and q
certificate to Cunningham
Best Riding Horse, Mare or Gelding-Prem-
ium So
Entries by VI Burchitt, of Davidson; P R Run
nels, of Rutherford snd DR. " Brown, Of Nash
vile
The premium was awarded to P Runnsls, and
certificate to Dr. J Brown.
The trotting and pacing stock exhibited yester
day was very fine, and the performance in the ring
and the track was highly creditable. 1t is plain
that the farmers and planters in Middle Tennessee
have paid much attention to the improvement of
the different breeds of horses most in favor. The
only thing regret in connection with the exhibiA
ton Of horses at the Fair during the week, is that
more Of them we're not placed III competition for
the premiums Deeply interested as Tennesseans
are in raising ue and valuable horses for the turf
the saddle, and for the purposes of the farm and
the road they should manifest gaeater pride in
showing their fellow-clizens what they have accom-
plished in this respect.
We may remark here that Mr. P. R. Ruuuels, Of |
Rutherford county, exhibited very fne Morgan |
stallion, which he has recently purchased and /
brought 10 Tennessee He was greatly admired by |
good judges Of horses for bis perfect ymmetry and
beauty of motion. He will be a valuable addition
10 the stock Of horses in Rutherford.
The premiums awarded to articles exhibited in
Floral Hall were ann -unced yesterday. We viii
'nieasOr to procure them for publication iO-mOr-
ow.
To-day will be devoted mainly to the sale Of stock,
machinery, sc There will, however, be an exhibit
ion Of the fastest pacing horses in the State, and
rial of their speed. Also, there will be burlesque
rctting race, and other horse exercises.
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NEwYoRK- Oct 15.-The steamer Sar ofthe West
has arrived with San Francisco dates Of the 2Ist u
and 81 400, 600 treasure.
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Guns.

Double Guns and Single Guns at prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully 885 per
cent lower than they we're ever offered in this place
before JOHN WILLIAMS,
ocI2dlw 81 Public Square
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Four HOrse RTail CoocI,.

FENHE only Lincoln county, running regularly three times
and back from Fayetteville Tullshoma; leaving
Iulahoma Monday wednesday and Friday in return leave Fay
Fayetteville the at Tuahoma and for the aecounoda
ton Of passengers. J. B. Smith, agent Tuahoms o,d
and careful drivers. The fare through only two dollars
iYl-En JnHN
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Miscellaneous.

NEW YORE, Oct. Is Oregon dates are to Sep
TENDER the LIST. There are unreliable rumors of In
dian fights One is that a train of several hundred
under General Palmer was attacked near Wslla
Walls and all killed There is doubtful report that
Lamar will demand Of Costa Rics two million dol
lars for the massacre Of Americans at Virgin Bay
MISUNDERSTANDING has started another rev>
dictionary expedition against Peru The Decatur
was at Callso. The Merrimac had gone to Valpa
raiso The Saratoga was at Aspinwal The ne VS.
from Frazer River is cheering The miners are real
iziug eighty dollars day. The Indians are quiet
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Surgeons Gems being brilliant PassaQes from the
DscOurs50 Of the Rev. G. T. sPURsEoa. Just received By
sPtsO 7. RAGAN,
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COAL STOCK FOR SAT.E=

VETE HAVE ISS SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish to sell exchange for likely young ne
ErOss OF city property. tsES2D EH. HAYNES 4 co,
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NASHVILLE, AUGUST 18TH, 1855.

NASHVILLE AUGUST 12ths 1885,
EWTE and sellers OF Cotton,
have agreed upon the following scale Of charges, Wis
Receiving and Weighing, . cents per bale
Receiving Weighing and Storage for two months less, 50
cents per bale.
For each additional month, fraction Of month, I2l<
per hale
For selling rendering Of sales &C. . cents per bale.
Purchasing. with funds in hand, 50 cents per bale.
The above charges win be strictly adhered in every instance
FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
A. HAMILTON.
J. A. McALISTER & co.
ugl3w&trr3m JOHNSON, WEAVER & co.
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EDGEFIELD-Our young and enterprising neigh
Dor over the river is making rapid strides towards
becoming city. In some respects she is already
Outstrippiug Nashville We allude to her beautiful
streets now being made parallel to the Gala
tin opike-Fatherland street, which is Church
street extended is handsomely graded and gravelled
for q mile and half, and Woodland street is about
being finished to the former residence of N HoBsoN.
On This street the Presbyterians have erected
handsome Church, and neat Dwellings are springng
Up along it as it were by magic. Parties desiring
residences in thas direction will do we'll to read
LIEDsLET's advertisement in another column, and
to attend his sale of lots on Thursday the 25th
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LYECHBURs, Va Oct. l5.-TobsccO The season
for old tobacco being pretty well over and out little
or no new offering we omit quotations; Primaries are
selling at d to 3, to quahty Wheat-Tbe de.
mand is good for good and prime the latter quality
we quo'e at IS, extra los at l 20; Flour, Super.
fine 25a6 81, extra 50a6 IS.
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For SnIe.

TEVHREE hundred twenty Of land in Upton county
miles north Of Mssons Depot, 80 elearei the
balance finely timberei. Terms easy.
acres on TIatche hundred cultivation and
60 de8ene This land is above airy
flow, dhed also, vel improved with four good cabins
good frame house. gin stables smOkehouse &c, and we'll
adapted raising Terms made known app a.ion Ad
dress, JOSEPH d. WHITLEY,
OctS-u4t Sharon, Upton county, Tenn.
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The following dispatches was received over the
new East Tennessee line via Knoxville and ChattA-
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NEW BOOKS.

RECEIVED BY JOIN YORK 4 60,
Ms. Pardoe's complete works, vol so.
courtship and Eia.rfnouy, By Robert lIsr7is
DevaaPors Dunn; A Naa q Our Day b. cisris,r,-.-
ne Two Sisters, b. lrs. southEorsh.
he Opera Dancer. a. ths s75ssss Of Lo1dan LA - ~
olds. Porsalsby Ioct7l JOHN YORK 4 &C.
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President HOIlingsworth in the chair, stated that the City
Council had assembled in Convention for the purpose Of ecng
City officers.
In order to give the Mayor time consider the bill salaries
the Convention adjourned until Friday night.
The Board Of oOuncmen adjourned until Friday nghtat
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As the shooting season Is now at hand when Shot
Guns are in demand the attention Of all who are in
want of a gun of any kind is called to the stock of
FALL & CUNSIgGHAM, No. Al Public Square, who
are now ready with large and complete assert
ment of everything in The gun line. They order all
their guns direct from the European manufacturers,
and in this way are enabled to get them up of the
proper grades and descriptions to suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
Of Deer Guns, which is unusually large and COM
plete octl3-lm