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mind. Again like routed ranks of a broken
army they fly, to rally again and then move
on in solid phalanx to slow and measured
time. In cloudy weather it is an ever shifting
Kaleidoscope of beauties which never tires tn
eye. Northward, and opening into tbs
broad expense of valley, there is the appear
ance of some mighty river pouring its waters
into the sea- The land marks are perfect, and
the deception so true that it almost makes one
sea sick to watch its pillows as they meet the
ocean wave. Imagine this valley obscured ut
early morn, by one unbroken cloud. aboUe
which the sun is rising. The appearance is
that of an unknown sea as calm as the paint
ed ocean, which "crazed" the ancient ma
riner." Imagination almost tempts you to
''launch a fairy boat upon its surface" and sail
to parts unknown, but sect opens as if
some power unseen had touch, the ocean
with magic wand and bid it reveal to the
wondering gaze its Z" dark unfathomed
caves" The clouds dissolve the sweet illu-
sion, and there lies the smiling landscape
which was an ocean bed. There was some
point in Miss SIS remark when standing like
a statued Venus upon Lookout Point she
whispered ''n0U feel as if had reached the
last point in human frlicity''-and then in
faltering parenthess-( except the marrying
point.") 1t fell in soft cadence from the
sweetest lips that ever breathed harmonious
symphonies TO sad Kolian strains, and seemed
at such time, a thought SO sweetly spoken,
and so eyry clad that even the Zephyrs soothed
their murmurs as they caught it floating upon
the evening air and bore it off in triumph to
I its far off home in the sunset sky where-&c.
have asked her thar and then''-or jumped
over the precipice?
1t is idle to endeavor to bring within the
scope of single letter all that may be seen
in this vicinity. Nature seems to have in
obliged her freaks in most extravagant mood.
The Falls, the Lake, the City of Rocks, and
other sights must find their place in some
future letter. Pray do not take upon faith
all that have said, but come and see. Friend
W only means joke when he says, "Oh,
yes, beautiful air, prime girls, industrious
functionaries, large fine MOON, &c.
Shall introduce to you the company? 1t
seems as if some mighty ''crevasse% has open
ed way for the tide of population which
pours along the valley of the Mississippi from
Savannah to New Orleans The cry is '.still
they come'-still they go. AS fer the young
ladies, it is invidious to make distinctions
where all are lovely. To label each one by a
line of poetry, would be to beggar descrip-
tion and fail in the likeness Suffice il IN sav
it is a fine large cro1od"
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The Rumor of the Intended Remo-
val OF ~ ashington,s Remains.

The Richmond Enquirer copies the state
meut OF the New York Ereaing Post, concern
ing the intended removal of the remains of
WASHINGTON from the Mount Vernon purchase,
and adds:
The above we find In the s'New York
Evening Post" and. without authority. we
venture TO contradict the statement therein
contained, relative Ia moving the remains.
Mr.. John A. Washington. Of Mount Vernon.
Is gentleman OF the highest character and
virtue. and throughout the entire negotiation
for Mount Vernon has evinced the creates,
liberality. Had he been the mercenary
creature represented by these papers h. would
never have sacrificed the very large Offers
made TO him by Yankee companies, whose
sole object Wa a speculation GA the love for
| Washington. The maintaining Mount Vernon
as place for free public resort had nearly
| impoverished Mr.. Washington, and the price
| for which he has sold the place l. greatly
below what be has frequently bcen OF red
for IL by speculatnrs. aud much less than IL
would have brought Ia the market A. for
removing the remains from Mount Vernon
thai Is simply Yankee s.rumor" worthy d
no credit whatever.
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III. Medical Department.


THE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures In this
= Institgtson will commence on Monday, the ID Of
November next, and continue until the arst Of the
ensuing March.
THoxAs X jennings, ND, Professor Of Anatomy.
BRsIsS LxSpsIRa D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. X MISSION, N D., Professor of NaisTia Ne oa and
Medical Jurisprudence
A H. BUtItSSsS NJ D.. Professor Of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JoHS a WArssS u n. Professor OF Obstetrics aud
and the Diseases OF Woman and Children.
PArL ?. I'VE, ND, Professor u Principles and PTae
tice o. Surgery.
W X Bo~lISG, ND, Professor Of Institutes and
Practice OF Mefscine
wIiaax 7. BRIGGs, II D., Aajuaei Professor and De
rAsmsfraIor of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be eFeBea for ssadeais
on the arst danday IN OetobeF. tthe othl.
A PFsitasssaSg taFss IL Lectures, free 10 all stu
dents viii be gwen by the Professors, commencing
also on the ersi NondAy q October
The tennessee State Hospital, uad Y 'he direction
Of the Faculty u open 10 the Class free Of charge
A CfinAqao has bern established ia connection with
the UaiyeTsity which operations performed and
cases prescribed for aEd lsctlEed npon IA tie esencs
OF the class.
Amount q Fees faF Lectases Il si0S; AasFscalztieE
fee fpad once oaiy) as Practical Anatomy sio; GRAD
uatioa fee. SIS.
Good boarding can Be procured for IS ~ 81 pei
week for further infrmathsa Catalogue apply 3.
W. X. BOWLING, ~. D.,
ye1em D-Aa % the Faculty.
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identify their national feelings and interests
with the land in which they lived. and the
condition of the Imperial Government. lHear
hear.) 1t has been already in Canada 1t
would be so at Red River; because all history
tells us how soon men, If at all of kindred
race, take, as it were, the stamp and color of
the land In which they settle. We. in tdis
country, are an instance of that truth. No
less than sixteen counties in his kingdom
were given up to thes immigration of the
Danes, and probably the great mass of the
population 10 these counties, such as York
shire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, are of Danish
origin to this day. Yet in a very short time
thy became as heartily English and as hos
tile to the Danes of the Baltic as the Anglo
Saxons Of Kent. Nay, even the NOrmans,
despite their pride as cOnquering race, de-
spite the difference of language, became in
the third generation as intensely English and
auti-French in their national feelings as if
they had been Saxon Thegns. In short, no
matter where men come from, place them 10
ground covered by the British flag, overshad-
owed. though at distance, by the mild Brit
ish sceptre, and they will soon be British in
sentiment and f cling.
Mr.. LOWE differed widely from those who
had gone before. He spoke quite as disre-
spectfully of the Red River as SIDNEY SMITH
did of the Equator. The ice on Lake Winnie
ptS uiu not iIlclL uutii TIE IZln OI June, ana
gathered again in October. Throughout the
greater part of the Hudson Bay Territory the
| soil was even during the summer frozen to
| depth of two to three feet and -'the trees were
| frozen to the hearts, so as to require partc-
| ular sort of axe to hew them" He had no
faith in getting a bona tide colony on the Red
| River. But even if it were done,
We should be making ourselves responsible
| for community which We could not reach
in large numbers even in time of peace, with
| out going through four or five States of the
American Union, all the imports and exports
| of which must pass through the United States
| and from which war with that country
| would entirely cut us off. (Hear, hear. }
| Therefore, if there were no other Obi ction,
| he should beg the right hon baronet W. II to
consider this subject before he sanctioned a
| scheme which would. when war broke out,
| give INTO the hands Of tie americans, bound hand
and foot. any number Of British subjects ,cho might
be foolish enough to go to His colony
| Instead of making it colony by itself, we
| had better, if they would be 0ind enough to
| take 1t, hand it over to the United States. A
colony English in name, but consisting chiefly
| of Americans, would be the most fruitful
] source of differences between the two Gov
ernments which could possibly exist.
| The debate got chill from this speech and
soon tagged. Mr.. RoEBUCK withdrew his
motion. aud the Hudson Bay Company. viii
| its half a million pounds capital, still holds
| its ground, and the continent must wait IA lit
| tie longer for its ''counterpoise." But like
| DR.. JOHNSON, when he couldn't see the baby
yet, 1--WE can wait. '-COltr. & Eaq.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
j. Collegiate Department.,
MILITARY COYlEIEGE.

j. BEtRiES LINDSEY, " D. d D.. Chancellor the Uni
versity, aud Professor OF Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military Col
lege aud Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON, An, Professor Of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J II. STEWART, An, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
r. l. J. THYSsESs, An, Professor Of French and
Drawing.
C. s BLACKS, AN MD, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev !. w HoYrE, A NJ Nj Professor Of Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
C. X. WI>sToN. NJ D., Surgeon.
1--WE First Term OF the next Academic year com
L menees the 10th OF September, aud the Sec
ond Term l4;h Of February.
Tuition. Boarding Washing, Fuel Rooms, servants
attendance, and Use OF Arms, 500 per Term. Ma
circulation Fee s. Students required g. furnish
their rooms, which be done AT moderate charge,
by rent purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish
German. Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
SO per Term Of twenty weeks
Ia tie regular Coeg Course. the ancient rcputa
ton of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained, ana at the same time
every facility afforded those who desire "a pursue
partial Besides the four regular College Cas-
es, there is also Preparatory Class Students under
Ia years Of age will not be limited.
BY the AID of Military Discipline, effective govern
established, and health ysicAi culture, good
or,ier and industrious habits promoted
For Catalogues, or additional infcTmatlOn apply TO
any member Of the Faculty.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co.

on Thursday. August IL, will Offer
~ for sale front Of Warehouse No. 70 Public
luare, large and complete assortment Of Grocer
is, consisting in part follows
90 hhds n sugar: 100 bbls old Rye and
% bbls. Crushed sugar; Bourbon Whisky:
IS % Powdered Sugar; so bbis Y. York Brandy /;
25 - Loaf Sugar; rs - New York Gin;
IS bbs. Molasses: 25 half Ibis - Medius
so - Golden Syrup; Ris " Malaga;
25 kegs do. do. 25 bbsf Sweet Malaga
200 bags Bait Coffee; Wine;
IS " Pepper; loo eighth c'ks Hennessey
Is -" Spice; Brandy;
so doz. Brpoms; l01 bbls. Rectfed Whisky
so doZ Wash boards: 100 Memuhis Vinegar:
$50 doz. Painted Buckets; 100 "a Cincinnati do.
rs nests Tubs; so bas Champagne Wine;
200 boxes star Candles 100 box. do Cider;
100 " Tallnw do. 10 casks Brown Stout;
so d" (36 bars) Soap; 20 Ale;
so casks English Soda; 100 boxes Glassware:
Is bbls. No. 3, large so doz. Ground Mustard;
Mackerel fresh; so d" &" Pepper, pure;
80 half bbls Mackerel; so " Lemon Syrup;
20 bbls Lake Fish, fresh; 20 . Strawbury and
80 hf do do do; Pine Apple Syrup;
500 kegs Nails; 20 boxes quart Pickles;
200 boxes Mani. Tobacco 90 reels Cotton Cord;
so bales Smoking do; so doZ. Cntton Lines;
so Cigars; so " Jute do.
The bve, with many other articles, Will be put up
and sold ia quantities To suit purchasers.
auge-td CARTER. MCKAY & 60.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries,
Tuesday Morning. August 10th, at 10 o'clock
DILLON & CO.
No. Is College street,
N,Sp,-.uo Ta.-os.oo


w ILL sell front OF their Warehouse the follow
w ing articles at Auction:
so bags prime Rio Coffee;
10 hhds. Sugar;
20 bbls Choice Yellow Sugar;
so boxes Hyson Tea;
80 d" Star Candles;
so half boxes star Candles;
10 cases Ginger Wine, nice article;
40 boxes extra Virginia Tobacco.
81 boxes various brands OF Tobacco;
10 Kentucky Leaf Tobacco;
20 half barrels extra Whisky;
so boxes Brandy;
10 cases Aromatic Bitters;
$50 reans Wrapping Paper;
200 d"zen Mason s Backing:
100 kegs Nails assorted sizes;
800 barrels Whisky, assorted brands;
20 barrels Holland Gin;
Is hl ."
so bbls ]. Fl. Smiths Old Reserve Whisky;
25 - Old Bourbon whisky;
Is 4" Old Monongehela Whisky;
30 a. Malaga Wine;
- IS one-haf casks Csgnac Brandy;
so boxes Whisky;
Together with numerous other articles N make up a
complete sale. BILLION CO,
aug7-td No. Is. Colleg. street.
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FINE FARM FOR SALEit

WISH 10 sell one of the prctfiest and most desra
bic places that has been offered for sale u con-
tains about 400 Of tine and fertile land with ele
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing - Acres, well watered and tina
bered, with improvements.
mayI5-u Will. l. ROYD In
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A Country Home for SaIet

FOURTEEN and one half acres Of choice Land can
Il be purchased very reasonable terms Il Is
convenient TO the market as a vegetable garden
Apply TO
may22. uaa WI Royn yR
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Dialogue between two Ladies
about Babies

Mrs. JONES-Well, well, well Sarah, am as
4Nl tonished To you out shopping soon ter
the birth of your baby when you remained in the
holse more than a month when your other children
were born How is ii? There is some secret about 1t.
Do tell meT
MRS SMTTH-Itis no secret and I II tell you all about
il Well, saw advertised in the papers a medicine,
called COWAN'S LIIHONTRIPTIC OR MOTHERS RE
LIEF; the advertisement tied that would relieve
the pains of labor and suffered much in my for
mer cnnhnements that thought would get a bottle
and try and See if il did afford any relief, aud never
II my life did have thing 10 do much good.
| suffered scarcely any when the child born, and
felt almost well enough the day 90 sit up.
advise every woman who is going be confined
get bottle II she is DESTROYS of having easy time
Mrs. JOSls-What a wonderful discovery. I'll step
m here at 10 Browns and get bottle and take il 10
en- she will be confined so, II. augo-tf
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a case Of eight months standing cured By BER-
H4 YES HOLLAND BITTERS.

HAYES HOLLAND BIFTERS
MICHAEL Kelly No. III Seventh, nesr Grand street,
says:
% Last July, while running on the river, on cot
ton-boat plying between Matches and New Orleans,
was taken with Fever and Ague. For eight long
months suffered with this dreadful disease The
greater part Of this time was unable TO work, and
spent at least fifty dollars for different medicines but
found no permanent relief. Three weeks ago, one of
my friends insisted upon my trying BGRHAvEs HoL-
LAND Buffers, saying that guaranteed AZ
ter taking for week, must state, was sound
man have been at work now for two weeks, and
have had return of the Chis and Fever whatev-
er." i certify that the above statement is true
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or at R. Chester's Gothic Hall.
aug3-1w
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TENTIEAIEN will find a good assortment Of FINE
VI SHOES, and GAITEES, OF Il very best quality
ami at low prices, at the Store of
JOHN RAMAGE.
jy 24-d. ~ College Street
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Minerva College, Tennessee,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES

81 uated hVe miles East Of Il
THIS Furnishing Institution will open the first
L Monday in September next, adordng superior
educational facilities. Commodiuus additions having
been made To the buildings an increased number of
pupils can be accommodated.
The situation IS healthy and easy Of access, the
course of study thorough and systematic, and the
teachers able and eTienced. Circulars with terms
and other particulars can be obtained at the Book
Store of W. T. Berry CO. Public Square; McClure's
Music Store, on Union street, by addressing the
Principal. j. f. JONES,
Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn.
aug9-till Sent 18th
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Statement of the Condition
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD.

TO THE CONTROLLER OF The STATE OF TEN
NESSEE, JUNE 1ST, 1858.
/ The name Of the Company is the CRY FIRE INsUR-
ANcE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, located at Hartford
Conn.
. The Capital Stock of the Company is $50 900
s. The amount Capital Stock p-d in is. $50 900
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville. Tennessee.

ANashS hkcS IChhSsSCc.
SES ION OF s s 9.
INHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
l. this Institution Will commence on MONDAY, the
LIST NOVEMBER 1855, and viii continue TO the LIST of
March ensuing.
THE PRELIMINARY COURSE LECTURES, free all
students, will be given during the month Of October.
Faculty.
THOMAS L. MADDEN. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
descriptive astrological aud Surgical.)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor OF Princi-
pies and Operations Of Surgery.
DANIEL +. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia
Medtca ami Therapeutics.
RICHARD O. CURREY, NJ H., Professor OF Medical
chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence.
E 3. HAShiNS, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Prac
tice of Medicine.
JOHN p FORD, NJ. u. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
II. NJ. COMPTON, NJ. ID. Demonstration of Anatomy.
TIE CITY HusITTAI is upon the pr misses OF the Col
lege, aui under control OF the Faculty at which ope
rations performed and cases prescribed for and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures, sos Naturalization
fee, paid but once, 50 90 Demonstrators fee,
CURED but once, SO 90; Graduation fee SIS 90.
Excellent Boarding be obtained for a. SO 10
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply to
JOHN p FORD, NJ. D.,
jyl7 Dean OF the Faculty.
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hid, Silk and Isle Gloves.

A IExASDERs KID and SIX Gloves every slss
n A %. Backsklh. ttsie Thr~4s and Goth Gloves
Jast efTed to-day. and Coz sale a.
J. II NoGfILS
LADIES' ana Gsssisssss Fusnishisg and F4ney stars
Corner d College street and ths saaAre-
fVNI-ff
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for sale-Cu Rent.
FOR SALE.

SI9.lO0 Worth OF Most Valuable Real Estate.
I WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some Of
the most desirable cry property ever offered in
this market lying Cherry Cedar Market and Spruce
Sts suitable FOR business houses private dwellings,
pr"p"se n exchange the above for Hkely Negroes
the best cash prices.
may15-n WILL T. BOYD. JR
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Stock f0r Sale,

On SHARES Ruding stock. Also shares Nash
~ willie and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply TO VIII. l.. BOYD, Agent
jyl-u No so Cherry stree,
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Salmon Trout.

sn BBIs. sALsoS TROUT; 100 hail bbls s-iaa-
OO % fFout, lazi received, direet fFpIs Lake sa'
psrar caught Nllhia The last nnety ler sr ~
ly2l-u cARTkR, AckAY 90
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STATE or CONNECTYCUTl
HARTFORD COUNT:
HARTFORD, July II, 1858.
Personally appeared C. c. WAITE, Secretary of the
City Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, and made
oath that the foregoing by him subscribed,
is true, according To his best knowledge ana belief
Before me ROBERT f. DAY,
Justice OF the Peace.
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Extra Chance.

II AM offering for sale that beautiful House and lot
on Cherry street, adjoining the ORION buildings ~
tnow IN course Of erection fronting feet and run
ming back Isl feet. This l. the most desirabe prom
erty IN the CITY for sale. Also Store Houses on
Market street. near Spring 81. Amply q
WILL T.. ROYn,
Jyl-u No. so Cherry street
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new advertisements.
TypographicaI Union,

IypCSfaphICaE Z nlOn.
Stated Meeting Of the NASHVILLE
skES ~ TYI'OGR4PHICAL UNION will be
held this evening at eight O'Clock.
JOHN PLAXi ON.
aug9-1t Recording Secretary
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STATE OF rEyvEs EF cnmp,rorley,s Office !

Ma IVIIE. July %, 1855.
THIS is 10 certify that he CRY FIRE Insurance Cox
HARTFORD. Local at Hartford, IN the state Of
passed by the General Assembly of the Site OF
Tennessee, in March, 1856 entitled An Act b. regn
late the agencies Of Insurance Companies not incor-
porated by the State Of Tennessee" and that JOSEPH
NASH is the legally authorized agent of SAID Company
ia the town Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee.
j. +. DUNLAP. Comptroller.
The subscriber will issue Pc cigs the above reli-
able Company at equitable rat
JOS Phi NASH, Agent,
jy31-3w 70. % College street.
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RARE CHANCE,

I HAVE No. ! Blacksmith 90 years OLD and OF
good character, for sale Also. several other like
~ negro men. WILL L. BOYD, JR-
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THAT Elegant STORE House. No. Il east side
Il Public Square. formerly ocrnpied nv LYONS 4
co. Possession given Immediately. ARMY 20
Jyl5 BRANSFORD, MCWHIRTER X co.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
or three young Women with first child four good
House Boys, boys from Is To 20. good ninng-roora
Servants, with good lot of field hands men and "a h.
and a good Blacksmith and Rarhrr.
apr2e-u II H. HAYNES K 70
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Wanted.

WE wish hire n-gre s.ss1zI thai wash
w aad iron sell, and sli gzy The highest Preis
givea.
iy1s-tl II. n. HAYNES A 90.
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Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAY BOARDERS

FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with Day
n B9ARD by immediate application % No. 63, North
Market street. aug2-u
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FOR RENT.

INOR the balance of the wear, Room on Cherry
Il street, suitable for Office sleepiug room.
Anply 10 AIFX. TFLISSFR
Jyl7-u No North College street.
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Negroes fer Sale
FOR RENT.

ME have y good Honse Carpenter, and frstrate
w Cook Woman. Cheap for Cash.
ty2l-u H. n. HAYNES & co.
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Notice of Dissolution,

rTNHE copsrtnership heretofore existing under the
Il hrm style 81 WILLIAMS SCO., was this lay dis
solved by mutu-l Concentrations WILLIAMS succeeding
u the business and hooks Of Williams X Co.
All persons indebted 90 said Arm are requested To
call aild setti. without delay. aug3-lm
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White Lead.

~ wanted bg 4. a 4. ANlElGstN,
ye25-u Nos. - and ~ = College 81.
O00 RAGS Extra Family Flour, from Clinton Mills
~~OO smith county Tenn, for sale by
y. A c. ANDERSON,
Nos 45-7, South College street
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CHURCH ANDERSON.
NIsh''i7le. T.nn
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Geut,s Shoes nntGaiters.

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