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SrIcrpE.-We copy below, from letter
written by lady TO a relative in this place,
and dated oglethorpe, Sept 18th, 1855, the
following extract:
IL learn from the Rev. Jno. !. Duncan. who
has been Gu visi, 20 ~, wart Camp NJ. Ting
that during sermon, preached by ReV. Mr.
Reynolds, on Monday. 18th inst, DIR. Thorn
ton (who graduated in Philadelphia, and was
once wealthy. but in his Wild carer had
squandrred all his property arose from his
seat, about midway the sermon, went few
yards from the stand ana shot himself with "a
pistol-pat;ing the weapon just above his
right ear, thu hall lodging just above biz len
temple. Al last accounts. aa Tuesday fol-
lowing. b. was not dead. hut his attending
physician says death j. inevitable
The fate Of DR.. Thornton l. another warning
to young men against the allurements aud
temptations OF vice IIIsrkiasrsile 7fass, 23i
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More About the Gold Mines.

GREAT DEMAND FoR Provisions MORE TREAS
URE ARRvNG-THE INDIANS ALL DleGrSG.
So great j. the demand for provisions
al ST Joseph, for the mines, that Mr.. Isidore
Poulin. a merchant OF that place, who has
been shipping TO this port large quantities of
bacon, ha> come here 10 purchase of that
article. III sIys tsaf he Gs'isci a fer iIps ago,
IA cirrytHg from Ue se1sssr IyztfosSI % he WhHe
Cfosta, Gssfy-auc thousand dailqrs tCorth Of qoia
dae, which Mr. John Richard had procured
from Indians who had colect,d IL with nipple
ments of the rud~st description. which they
Themselves made.
lulo, laacion, Ninnfbago, and 81. Stephen
villages, are points from which many Indians.
hali-breeds, &c, had gone to the diggings.
DIR. Pdnlin had sold goods for the mines, 10
the amount of $4,000, and corroborates the
reports in regard Ia the richness of the anFi.
frrous region. lie IL stopping At Kings
Hotel.-St LOUIS Democrat, asa.
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cs~ Hon. JOAN Calhoun. President of the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad has written a letter in which he
says: There is not IA member of the Board
who would not sooner perish than counter
ance such movement" "a stopping that road
at Canton. This letter was written in reply
to one informing him that rumor was afloat
thai 1t was the dcsiga Of the Directory to
stop the road permanently at Canton. We
trust the President will DC sustained in his
position.
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"LArEsr PARIS FASHIONS. The lates news
about the Paris fashions is somewhat start
ling. Fat is the rage. Ladies Cultivate il.
They are devoaring vast quantities of butter.
rose leaves, aud such like. The Empress is
quite eorpnlent. which accounts for the STYLE.
Tue fashion viii be here before long. We
hail il with joy A new era Is dawning.
Our girls win stop eating slate peneils and
chalk, and commence partaking literally If
roast beef and baked beans They will rise
with the lark. They viii exercise. They
will Try on the wash lnb. perhaps.
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Neuralgia.

gentleman living in Philadelphia says:
'In passing through Pittsburg, some months since,
l purchased a bottle of Barhdoe's Holland Buters.
1t relieved me so much that returning home
bought two more bottles from DIR. Dyott which COM
pletely cured me of Neuralgia. have recommended
the article to many of my friends and four or FIVE of
the number say it cured them. think that my re-
commentator has done more for its sale in Phila-
dephia than Your Advertising
I've are not permitted to publish the name but any
person calling at the store communicating with US
by letter, Will be of the truth of this state
meht) sept2S-lw
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Chancery Sale of Land s. slaves.
On the Premises, on Thursday
the 18th daY of October next

II pursuance &c a decree OF the Chanoery Court at
Nashville, in the cause Of Lewis G. Bryan and
wife aud others -. d Weaver and vile and others
viii sell thai beautiful tract II Land part 81 the whole
tract OF the late Thos. : King. and known the
Dover, containing about leo acres, including the
family mansion and other buildings. and stusged On
TIE hurireesooro' Turnpike road, some miles from
this city
A. the same time and place will sell all the Slaves
% the late Della &. King eleven or more IN number
fEEsts The Land will be sold on a credit q I ami
years from the LIST Of January 1859, With interest
from that time, and the Slaves upon a credit % year
from same time with interest
Possession Of Land givcnt LIST January, 1853, and
possession ol slaves az same Time
}. p GLEAyE1s, Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville, sept. :, ls5S-td
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HEAVEN BLESS THE LADY.-The Charleston
Mercury says:
We are informed that young lady from
Baltimore arrived in this yesterday to ten
der her services as nurse to the Howard
Association, and that, in case her services
should not be required. she will proceed to
New Nrleans for the same purpose.
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INFANCY.

Something divine about infant seems
To them, who watch il in that holy light
or meaning, caught from these celestial words
or Christ-''FOrbid them not, but let them come"
Fresh buds of being beautiful as frail.
Types of that kingdom which our souls profess
To enter Symbols Of that docle love
And meek conpliancy Of creed and mind,
Which heaven hath canonized and for its own
Acknowledged well may thoughtful hearts per-
ceive
A mystery, beyond mere natures law,
Around them girdled like moral zone.
r. Montgomery.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-30

THE TIDE Still. RIsEs.-We mentioned few
days ago, the danger to themselves and the
city, OF unacclimated persons, crowding in
upon US at this season. Since we penned that
article. large accessions of 1.-The same SORT"
railroad hands and ditchers, have been made
and the streets by day and night are fairly
alive. 1t is all wrong, and there should be a
stop put to it promptly, or the consequences
may be serious and DISASTROUS cks5arg
Sosahron, 25h.
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nrw CIVILIZATIONS.
The Works of Charles Lamb.

W. T. BERRY & 90. have just received few sets
OF Mr. MoXON'S beautiful edition of THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB, complete in -Four Volumes
CONTENTS:
l. The Letters Of Charles Lamb, with a Sketch of
his Life. By Sir t. y. Talfourd
?. Final Memorials OF Charles Lamb; consisting
chiefly of his Letters not before published, with
sketches Of some Of his companions BY Talfourd.
8. The Essays OF Ella.
4 Rosamund Gray; RccoIlections Of Christ's Hos
pital, Poems, &c.
w T. B. & co. have also just received
HAYDN'S DICTIONARY OF DATES. I vol. svo.
VESIGEs OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF GRE.
ALTON. vol, vo., new edrtlon.
TAYLoR's PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE.
l vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs Jameson. Numerous Illustrations
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Rusktp.
HAND BOOK OF PAINTING vol. l2vo.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL. ANGELO AND
RAPHAEI-illustrated with fifteen highly finished
EngraviugS.
FLANMAN'S COMPOSITIONS HAD and odys.
s'y Of Homer, Dante, Hesiod, &c. seyt2q-tr
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The Great Real Estate Sale
az 1873
yUHI. e"rn 20 on the premises, at IL O'Clock
w A. A.. un

IA ids c'fn "A GA Tue premises, Al II O'Clock
w A. A..
1uesday, the 5th OF October, 1855.
in III a magnificent addition West Nashville kuo,,
the Boyd Property, which occasion Ee viii sell
10 the CHEST bidder, 60 most brautful ana command
sag Building Lots. Each LIT ored wiIi be sold vitl.
0ut reserve, tic owners having promised - pro-
tect any Of the Lots by "nXed prsccs' or ssby es1
de=s.n
Z Is unnecessary for us % anything In CON
rnidsiiaL II tles Iuts, taey wil hest speak sr
themselves oar rtikrns fsRil4F u ih the rapid
upFsss esrnt AZ Wet Sasrliir. ant the e.sfbie "a
Gaisn q The Aas Frsstsriy Tr-e lots exceed
ing rslFaAic lar ssrvate Tc.isacarr. fuE ia thu
tll~t ale NiisitE ~ lIuy bsailtliet Trsidrur-z
cugied by many II saF beet cltlx~us- A upper
tanlty IL ass offered IA SPECTATORS % invest prop
erty that viii Jay large proats and no mistake.
dEKxs--t, and years credit, for butss brarIns
interest wsa satisfactory sscsrify, payable EAHk
and hea retained
An attendant collation. viii be furaishst onns-
buses wiii leave o1a~ "a =, Cherry street. az 10
o'cioek, A. n, on DAY 0i sale.
J. l. q X. W. BROWN,
sept-s-ttwAwtd s4hs Cherry "a
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DECLINE IN LAND WARRANrs-In eonse-
quence of the postponement, by the President
Of the land sales in Kansas aud Nebraska,
land warrants have experienced large nom
inal decline, say five 10 six cents per acre, bat
there have been 40 sales ia the city for seve-
raj days past that We are aware OF. on which
To ba~t correct quotations, aud we doubt II
any could now h disposed Of with large sac
riice-- Warrington Saes
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VICE PRESIDENT BREckENRlDsE AGAINST
BrcHANAS.-Among other distinguished Adj
minisiration democrats in Kentucky. who
sympathse with Mr.. Douglas in his present
contest, We would mention, says the ST. Louis
Repubiican OF the 22d, that Vice President
Breckenridge. ms We understand. not only
declares openly that be desires the Judges
election, but says he is ready To visit Illinois
to assist him in bis canvass II his services are
needed
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16 CIR ES .
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE.

situated on Main street, i the Town of Gallatin a
short distance from the SQUARE, known as the nr
New-otn property said lot has Il a good Dwell
ing containing 6 or Rooms, Kitchen Smoke house,
hrstrate stable and Carriage house with other neces-
sary out houses; a No. Brick Once with Rooms
together with large yard and garden and Is alto
gether one Of the most desirable Residences in the
an Of Gallatin.
INSHs 90 SAiE-One third Cash, the balance "a
aud years Tor notes well endorsed without interest
and lien retained
sid Land aud House and Lot viii he shown 10
LATIN - LEONlDAS BAKkR.
GALLGTIN, TENN., SeDt 2a-tf Commissioner.
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FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
SIG. GIUIIO GUANTIERI

OFFERs his services 70 the Ladies and Gentlemen
" of Nashville instructor Ia the French.
spanish, Italian and LATIN Language He Nnl give
lessons IN cisSes, az the residence 4 thoee DO
may desire e. become pupils he would Ike O.
cert an engagement with any public Institution wi.h-
IN the distance ~ nifty miles hy Railroad. he may be
fonnd at No. 10 South Nue street between ths r
81 aud 10 A. n. ~ Wilt call uFssH thosc VIII may
address hsn BY notp
He b-gs isave refer tli - 1ha Fnay dss BE-
c1Ine h5s upis. u th~ Rev H. gar. Rev Nr.
" VILLAINS Dyer ieari, Is.i., posslas c., Esgs.,
L. i
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re- One million acres OF land are adver-
tissd to be sold at Tallahassee, Florida, on
the 9Th and 18th December next, belonging
TO the Tallahassee Land Company, extending
from the ST. Marks river 70 the Apalaehieola
river. in Middle Florida
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RECEIPTS OF THE CHARLESTON RAnEoAp-
Pesident Tate makes the following report in
relation to the receipts Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for the months of July
and August, 1857 and 1883:
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Trust Sale.

Df virtue q deesl q trnst executed 20 the by w.
ID p poRAts, January IA, isss aud registered the
REGISTERS efisce, Boek - pages Sss aud 5s7 all
f-foceu1 - SID n the hiS8est bidder the rnbic
sqgafes On SATURDAY. The Sf1'OND pay 90 C
fOoERs isss, feuF good Males three god Hor--s,
thfee Nasoas ca sprinss, one nrAy Aad Cart Fen
Axius-
The above sAlss for Cash Asa, The sane tine
ap1 place; vii se - the shest bldsrr tte StoFez.
tounery, FIxfaFes aad stnck IN haas. sold pr
yaiely kellFe tlazi tlnss
Al persans asshiHE 20 exaailBe BE Frpnesy, VII
please cali Al No cuiie<e stree, Nashville, lena.
g. Al persans inde6tef q n r btsfis ear ave
by Eay ing up nsesilatefy eetis be
F.,d. W saAFF9R,
relflb-srf~sN1oct- Ifustee.
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DIED.

At his residence, in this vicinity of Pneumonia on
yesterday, CHARLES p. MAGUIRE, Esq.
His funeral will take place to-day, at 5 P. NJ, at
the residence of his mother, near Columbia.
September 50, 1888
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GREATNESS

From my youth upward
My spirit walked not with the souls of men,
Nor looked upon the earth with human eyes
The thirst Of their ambition not mine,
The aim OF their existence not mine
MY Joys, my griefs my passions, and my powers,
Made me a stranger IByron
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.II. COLLEGE sTREET.
PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN.

IIANE in stare and are Constantly receix M
1 nue ssseftuaeat = al k.nds q CABiNET FIR
SifUkE, which thoy are aetcfuniei sri as low a.
any other house n ths cty a. he time ~sF-
faIlng they Furniture a. b. q the best rkuzansp
and aaish tue q the arm has just FrlaTB-d ff0n
the east wh-rr ne nsrsulay srted the eutira STOCK
Nheh i al u kE1ENr MaNpFacrUkE and 1-sTE-I
SET1Es Our stock consists ii part II Rsseso cd and
N2hesAny fzriur farnitaFe, sume q Eboh very
ahrs Together With Chamber sets BOOK Nasrs Ward
ruhes. heracng Chair Lcungcs. sofEs, Easy Caaifs
Preach hetsteatss hesic stanas, Mahogany Csairs
Dressiug Hegeazs. k1tsnsion 1abies etc., etc And
conpiet- assortment " al kinda a
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CIRCUS AND THEATRE TIGHTS.

ID FLESH COLoRED
EQCEsTRIaN
TIGHTS;
SHIRTS
TO MARCH,
Jest received ta-day ~ J. H. AoGlilc
Furnishing aa4 Fancy Slase, eoEaeF College, - aad
Public square. ssfs-s-a
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co.,
FOR THE LADIES.

LESIIE's MAGAZINEAND GAZETTE OF FASHION.
for October, just received and for sale by
+. HAGAN
sept29-0 Market and Union streets.
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| Eees.---Prfces of Admission TO Fair
| Grounds.
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of SARAH :
"a EWING are requested % come forward and make
payment, and those - whom the estate is indebted
are hereby requested present their claims for set
tement, or they will he forever barred
ABltAM l.. pENOSS. FN'r
sept-O-u Of Sarah :. Ewing.
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West Nashville.
On Tuesday. the goth October next.

nN the premises, az II ociuek, A. n, Tor and
W account q JoHs T. CfEANKE. Cl-rk and Master II
the Chanccry Coart Nashville, bg ulftae 81 , de
cree m Tie ease q Henshss Edwards 4 Ca. Il as
VIM n ncNary e al-, viii cell az .uhic -air th~
following LIT Ia Nsst Nasstil-, vsz Saz .6l
rs a.. II. go. go I'd ies. iss gal rs, ga =
-. -, "a, -. H. - and iss
iisa bs atts more fsa- ulsF a--rri utiou u The
sale Viii - lssue-t IN dee tina
fSEss--A ere1a IL cae, lao and three yeArs fer
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing nsrr@sf and
Zen retained A. Y. = LfNfSfEY
srpt-4-1 Is ceiie<e strret
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CoURTSHTP AND NATuNONY, by Robert Morris
''There is no chapter in u any person will read bui
what she man, woman, or child viii spv they are
TIE better after reading aud rejecting thereon -
JouN GBIGg.
DOCTOR THORNE, by A TrolIope
THE TWO SISTERS, by Mrs.. S1uthworth.
GEORGE MELVILLE. an American Novel.
BRANDON. or, Hundred Years Ago
THE CooPEIlS; or, Getting Under Way
TRENCH on BIBLE REVISION.
Just received By CHARLES W. SMITH
soptl6-n HGAN
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N E w OOKS
Received by JOHN YORK ~ Co.
Two Millions. APocm by the author q Notiiag %
Wear.
Light and Darkness: or, the shadow ~ Pate.
The Coopers. a new uovcl-Applet1a = Library.
wornan's Thoughts about Woman, by John Hal
lax
The Lectures Of Lola Montcz
Hngh Aler's New Rook-Crulse Of the Kelsey.
MAJOR Potter's Life and Adyenturcs-Pouucs and
War.
Following the Drum. a glimpse q Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages N south western History, by
Meek.
Isabella Gray. novel, by A Lady.
History 81 Civilization IN England, by n. 7. Buckle.
Goadby's Text Book % Vegetable and Animal Phys
iology
Raysrd Taylor's Travels in Europe, Asia and AM
ca. vols.
lives Of Russian sovereigns. Rurk To Peter the
Great.
Domestic Annals Of scotland, by Robert Cham
beers
Speeches and Writings Of Hon. T. T. Marshall, Of
Kentucky.
California Life IllastrAted-Author's Address 10
Young America.
Mary D~rsveut, by Miss Ann STEPHENS
Past MERIDIAN, by Mira. n. sigoarney.
Belle Britain on a tour 10 Newport vive "a Vie.
Doctor Thomas. Novel, By Aaeame TrolloIs.
whew~l's History Of the indicative scisnoes-
The LIE and Times Of Hugh Miller, By \ Bro~n
n. u.
The Life of Gen Hayelnck, - VIA. Brock.
Illustrated Hand Boob u American Travel.
Men and Women. A Book q Poesas. by browning.
Plays and Poems, by Baker.
VALENTINES Digest. Complete IN l vi %.
sePti4-u
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

IN Nohuay. OctODer 4th, 1858. We
~ wliI sell Tor Cash, IN front of our Warehouse.
complete assortment OF Groceries, consisting in part
follows, viz:
40 hhds. Sugar; 100 boxes Star Candles.
200 bags Coffee 100 hlls. 4 qrS. do:
20 bbls Molasses; 70 boxes selected W. r.
40 bbls crushed " pow Cheese.
dered sugar; 100 bbs White Whisky
40 KITS Aackerel; Is " y. Y. Brandy;
sacks Almonds; 10 Holland Gin.
II SardIncS; 800 kegs Nails.
90 boxes Cove Oysters; IS doz Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 80 nests Tubs:
70 chests Tea; 45 boxes starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 Suap
35 coils Rope, IS poyle's Candles.
Is Matches; 100 doz Mason Backing.
100 boxes Flasks;
Together with numerous other articles 10 make up
complete sale. LANlER, PHILLIPS x CO.
sepZS-td No. 80 Market street.
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Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road

TURING the week 90 the Fair AT GaIlatin no Freight
IL wall be received except articles Intended for eN-
hbltiun, which viii be passed the road free of
charge. H. FAUNTLEROY, Agent.
sept2s-n
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Cooley FOR OCTOBER.

GODEY'S LADY's BOOK, Tor October. the most
beautiful number Of the season, Just received by
p. RAGAN
septl6-u Market street
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For OCTOBER

nICKEN'S HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
HARpERS' MAGAZINE;
Just received by F. HAGAN.
srpt22-tf
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Notice.

A election will De held Al the Office Of tie Ten
n Ress-e Marine and Fire Insurance Company. on
MONDAY October 4th, for the eseciion OF Directors
Tor sad Company for tie ensuing twelve months.
sept2s-td A. ". BUTLER, sec y
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inereAse-.-..-. s2tsIeo q
or over Is per eeat.- lhs@p4ls -Aealas1As.
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MURRAY,s HAND-BOOKS.

NJ I RRAY1S HAND-BOOKS.
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS on THE CONT
NENT.
HAND BOOK FOR FRANCE.
HANDBOOK FOR ITALY.
HAND BOOK FOR SPAIN.
HANDBOOK FOR SWITZERLAND
HANDBOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE.
HAND BOOK FOR GERMANY.
HANDBOOK FOR LONDON
HANDBOOK FOR IRELAND.
HANDBOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE.
GUIDE To THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W. 7. BERRY & CO., Public Square.
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fall Raffs.

Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. one mile heats.
SECOND RACE.-Sweepstakc with untrief three year
hs-slO0 entrance-S25 forfeit One male heats
Five entries.
Priam. ~
W. 7 R"undtrce names Oh Z, ny ALBION, dam
I G. Moore names ch 2, by 81 Boston, dam by Ie-
vathan
w. T. Chea:ham names ch T. Dy Glencoe. dam by
Leviathan. -
r. Merriwether names ch C, by Ambassador. dam
by Pacific. -
FRIDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s2oO-one mile heats, three best
in five.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Ci1b Purse S2Jo-twn milo heats
aug23d1wtd :. J. CARTER Proprietor
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Home Again.

MIR. LAHCOuBE desires - Inform his
w friends aud The puhll generally tint ic has
TUNED lio'.i his Northern tor, aud ready open
tie TAIL cum' ru.
Frlly r'ei.d al recent improvement in Photo
graphic ManiruiHuur-rciy ing, a. heretofore, solely
un"n hf larUs 81 Dis picture, aud determined 10
sFtfe go cn"ft Go please, lac confidently invites tLose
Nh" hnte never gwen hin "a iuir q s,ll, tpan 20.
ladies' wiii find his prrsrIt rosus the "a, ~ couve-
nenii' and pleasantly located OF any iu the City ,
Nhcrry street corner ~ Union. sept2l-u
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Low Priced Furniture,

Aae every variety Of Need and Cane Seal CHAIRS
We viii endeavor D. pls4s. al, And s,ll take mach
pl~asare N showing oar si " Ihsse b. may aver
with call.
saglT-sn PATTERSON FREEMAN
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M + MI HIS RACES,
~ 81 AS
EH zsE2&N

TI'HE Races over the Memphis Course Will cornepo
on TUESDAY, October 18TH ISIS. and confirm
FIVE DAYS "U
FIRST DAY, Tuesday. October l9-The s.wA,KrR
STAKE, for three wear ol's $500 entrance. $50 ror
felt Nile heats; three moro 10 HU the stake. M
Club 10 add 500. provided the Is run. 10 name
and close on the LIST day 90 August 1855 S.rtTri,y
will he required for the forfeit iu the above stake
SANE DAY.-Jockey Club Purse S6O0. Three r,as
heals
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. October 20 -Ic,,ev
Club Purse $500. Mile heats. thrc,. in Eve.
SANE nAN.-SwecTSt1Ec for two wear olfs. 5000 on
trance: $50 forfeit. nash nf q mil, three or mora
to MI the stake-noS three entries. Security will be
required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY THURSDAY. October 2l.-Thc .-HaErrR
STAKE, for three wear Odds Two milo heats $500
entrance 500 forfeit. three more 10 an the stake
the Club 70 add $500, provided the race Is run.
name and close on LIST day Of August. 1855 Stcurit
viii he required for the forfeit.
FOURTH DAY, FuaAY, October z2.-Jockey Gu
Purse $500. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23.-Jockey Gu
Purse 81 900 Four mile heats
re- ''Nalk over the above Course entities
horse IN The tull amount ~ Jockey Clul purses
" , All entries, with tor:cits secured must he d.
rected 10
WA T. ROUNnTREE, Proprietor,
Je'"-t" NcmphS renn
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Fourteenth Night and last but two of the eminent
COmdian JOHN DREW.
Thursday Evening, Sept. Both, 1858,
VIII be presented second and last time in Nash
vile, ST. PATRIC<iS EVE; or The Order of the Ray
Major O'lougherty JOIN DREW. Overture by the Or
chestra. The performance will conclude with the
Laughabe Farce Of MORE PLUMBERS THAN ONE
Larry HoOlgan. JoHN Drew
- To morrow, FRIDAY, Farewell Benefit of JoHy
DREW. Terrence O'Connor, and other entertain.
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1'AkE this opportunity 81 informing the public
Il that they have removed a. their New store No
20 Market street few doors from the Square here
'hey are iHly prepared Co Wat IN their old custom
"rs and The public generally, with the very best mr.
uclrs 81 toal and Wood Cooking and Heating Stuvea .
FHrior, Chan Der and offre Crate, Japained and
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Tn, La .. sheet Iron Copper Iiits ami every thing
clH' usually Kept IN our line ~ business job Work
done b. ofGeT with ncaluoss and dispatch.
T.. W MAKEY & 60.
=. 800 boxes Tin Ilitc varou, brands now ON
hand and tor Sale loa Tor cash
pl.a-ilm y W. MANEY A 90.