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THE BEST BILL XETg
mAPLE MOOD FOE SALEIE

ON WEDNESDAY, the 97h day Of October I555 and days
N5lloginr We will for sale to the highest bidder
premises that splendid Tract Of Land belonging Elan,
su batter known the Josiah Williams place, fronting
West side OF the Galan TuFnpke road four miles
OF Nashville, containing 800 The Nhvile and Louis
vile and ne Edgefed and Ksnucsy Railroad, runs sn
line through the centre Of the Tract The Tract win divided
into from ten 70 twenty thirty acres, except he lot
tanning dwelling, which viii le beautiful square Of about
seventy acres extending from the Turnpike te the
Railroad and decidedly The ot
desirable locations in the vicinity Of Nashville the sris Or
Tenuessst.
The large conmoious and we'll built brick dwelling, susun
dei BY most beautiful grove Of native 70 est trees tle nt
and c0nvenien0e of the outhudings, slbls coz ho l
pOuryyar the splendid 6sh pond, and soeen prns lne
garden and orchard, make this Of the most desre ol
10 te State. Excepting the house trc there is about ID acres
tvatou The soil parts Of the Tract . Of r rle ual
itylies mostly level Hih gentle of lllls
and n the mbered portion there are tlTel or t qal en
ding sites found In the vicinity Of Aaslellis-
The beauty fertility Of these lands tr distance IRON aa
Vile AMI ats proximity the growing uf kdeeds
The fases Afforded By hs Turnpike aud kroad and The N
ceence Of The neghborh0o renders tli enc o. ne most ~
he bills We have offered to The public. And % an Hh9 y
desire country Sites at tla
town 10 asteud b business in the city and enjoy The
and Injuries country residence In th3 hest oi ne
or 70 those wishing to engage In garden ng vin9- - -
uuantsd Eh these lands, any attempt By l5 % -'-1
Is sfperdu0Gs; bat 70 those unacuailiai Va 80 -A
the test ulal OF anu ID A41fl'
ca For plats. call st No 81, Dsdderick sLssl;
TrRnIs The land will be sold on Iei- % = ana Ai,
ffnf interest Notes approved securities required paya
- a. 80 - fie, retained 10 secure The payment
Al ~ c1oss of he LAID sale, Mr. Elan viii sell cseit q
lot Of STOCK farming implements,
tlI-- - - Omnibu8es free and collation. Is usual.
Oct5-dkEds 1A-eS1 q nOoDh AA1 A--------
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFULl
IS5S. FALL TRADE. 1855.
At TIE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM
al uNInN ErREEr. NL.LLEIILE. rEnE-

32 UNION STREET, NAsHVIILE
M rs. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies -
lYh OF Nashville State Of Tennessee and adjoining ~
States that she will receive in few days from New York VI
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNEIs as we'll as the cheapest brought to this city, in
part as follows;
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
l5OO Ladies and Misses Brown and White LeghOn Boomers
styles;
500 Chenie Fancy Bug Mare5eau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 ladies' Dress Caps
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party Bridal ap
pOntments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons styles;
go Boxes White, Red and coOred Plumes.
EABkOIDERlES, such Collars, Sleeves, handkerchief
Sets, Bands, Edgngs Childrcus Robes, Waists Cspes
large lot Of Patent skirts and COrse Cloth Coas the most
popular styles Furs in great quas all the way from
Rocky Mountains.
5Old Bonnets renovated and retruned in No style NJ
augl56 MRS DOYLE
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sale OF TTouse and Lot.

decree Of the County Court o. Davidson county rendered
az The September term, 1853 go e ce Of John King and
King, Sr and ts ll oer Or sale AZ ths
Court House In Nashville ON saturday Z3i day Oi October
next lot Of ground fronting eet Crdle srs 30 feet Of
which runs back so feet 30 back only s. feet
Terms--S l25 will required cash. and the balance ona
credit Of one two and three years, without interest Sad pro-
belongs to the estate Of Sally King and sold for dstribu
lion arnoT'- ne hsirs 7. R. CHEATHAM,
s.rSi ~ Clerk and Master
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NEW FALL q WINTER GOODS

TR U BE q LU As.
VWTE receiving stock OF Fall and Winter Staple
Wv and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and BrOans Carpeng QueensWare
Hardware etc, which the special Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this 1t
for Us to anything in regard selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern selling
goods We ansWeg the charge, and say short
time, prompt buyers, and cash that prepared
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call examine
stock.
We have beautiful line ofLADIES DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported Manufactured the United States
to which we invite special attention.
Also have large READY-IADE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality, tyle and cheapnss America
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which will sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING, ply, ply, y wool all
cotton, that be bought less than manufacturers
prices. Call and see.
Also, have made arrangement with Of the largest i'm
porting housesin America for Queeuare the
York jObbing prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c
Merchants who purchase cash, and give notes.
and pay them, will find house is the place for hem
TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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IMMENSE EATER-POWER AND CHOICE
LAMBS FOR SALE.

TFNHE undersigned still eight nine hundred acres
Of Land, about hall mile from the town Of Macs
chester, the county seat Of Coffee county, Teun ncuu
the stone fort and the principal falls the
u Duck river averaging from IS s. feet each, suef
about 80 yards apart The volume Of s as
the dyest o. the year sufficient drive any
amount Of machinery and easy Of access and may be upr1Y
ata very reasonable outlay. Upon The whole there about
81 cleared the haance hne timber acunserahe pcro
trst rate bottom land and he remainder good rcon rate lan
The falls situated about mile from The rarca depot al
Manchester, and within hours oi Nashville The whole
with both falls, is offered fer sale they would be sold separately
70 suit purcnasers For manufacturing purI this ie
surpassed By any in Tennessee, purchased onrsao
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Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
e


eEzeSskz -
TF7HE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic with
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern states, by
nuou Railway direct This road also Pittburg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
eveland Ssndusy with ports
Northwestern Lakes making the direct cheapest d r
route by which FREIGHT forwarded from
treat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
bovss1 F1-t Psst, 80, - D'S u0'a un 55c. per IOOB.
SRCoND CLAss.-BOoks and Stationary, Dry [ en- - 7oou
Goods lin tales,) Hardware, Leather, &c, wv ~ 0'
THIRD CLAss.-Anvls ,Bagyng, Bacon and [ zo . ,ooa
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, &c, 'O isI ioOb'
FOURTH CLAss-COfee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork A. ~, inns
(pscked,) Lard and Lard Oil, ~ fs' AO'0' e
Flour-75cts per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice
COttOn-S2 bale, exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
ther notice.
In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia,
particular marx package 'CiG. Philadelphia RdUF0Ed
All Goods consigned the gents Of this Railroad Phadel
phia Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FRE8HT AGEETs-Harris, Wormley & Co., Memphis Tenn;
r. 2. Co., Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son. Evansville,
Indiana Dumesui Bell and Murdock aud Carter Jewett,
Louisville Ky; R. c. Meldum, Madison Indiana Springmau
Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati n W. Graham & Co.,
Zanesve Ohio; Leach Co., No. 81 Kilhy street, Boston;
Lech Co. Astor House. New York; No. l. William street,
and No. Battery Place. New York. L. j. Sneer Philadelphia
hsgeW & KOOns, Baltimore Geo. c. Rranciscus, Pttsburg
II. II. HOUSTON, General FlsiyEt AgeAE PbirG.
H. J. LOMBAERT, SEp't, Altoona, Penn,
anrI-l
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TImRFREn EANn.

We have unsod about QUO Of excellent rEs
finely tmberel. lying between twelve and eEhesu niles 8
Nashville on both s sf the turnpike road dng from Nash
vile. The high and healthy situation Of these
excellent free0ue springs which they
the city Of Nashue and the very which
they may be h0ught O1 inducements companies
desirous engage in the lumber business
tiers with small acquire good These lands e
we'll, large portion Of than nearly level gently rolling
ing small portions but what cultivated % adVantlaa
And Tor nursery and fruit trees production OF oats
tobacco, and kind Of vegetables they bottom
lands Of the Cumberland river Persous wishing pure Hu
do we'll TO call soon ". 4. GARRETT 4 BEO.,
sepul5dtH&w-tf Nashrife. Tenn.
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HTITEfIN ave miles Of Galatn, sumner county, Tenn, not
w a. from Inc LoaisE k and Nashville Railioad It's we'll
sted well timbs O we'll win blue grass; with eomoRta
be Housss and Outbudngs Tsrms 49, sa - 3oWu b aP
plying t. 3. Boysrs, esllasin1 TsAA P2$-Hln
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COLUMBIA.

z WISH to sell the House in CoIumh Tennessee now
occupied by w. }. Syke Esl The Lot contus upwards Of
and sc0uveuiait 'trstcd w niy iCsdence Will
Le sold cheap il immediate . i-a.-s.|t -.aIe O.
:. S. s. LINDSEY,
sep24-jm Nashville. Tennessee.
A. V. 8. L
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BREAD! BREAD!! BREAD!!!
eRUsT & PAUEss PATENT


ME undersigned having puce ed the above patent Tor te
the Middle Division Of Tennessee, with exclusive
Fagnt OF manu- actHre teein would respectfully solicit
attention oi the pub &c in general To give the genuns
Bread trr when the rsult viii be uniformity in quay
and appearance Wher In its texture free from any dr
whatever keeps cuger than any other bread without
stale; cuts handsomr, with equal finest French
ro and viii actually further than any other spesof Bakers
Bread
CrUm q PauI's Patent Bread,
The genuine article warranted is authorized manufactured
by none else IN Middle tennessee and the city Of Nashville
GEORGB GRElG,
Nos 81 End -. Union street
Therefore, to prevent imposurss By imposition f0u evil DIS
posed 10 mitte the dseryey popular renem
No 81 and 30 Union street, is the only place where the genuine
article can be proeureyl,
GEORGE GREIG
has at large expense, purchased and retains the Patent from the
original inventors who has q the bread before Metropottn
lns Ute where has undergone rigid chemical test before the
gentlemen connected with the Smithsonian Institute rec
ed the highest prza Silver Measdes other Institutions
too tedious 10 mention.
Good read the most essential thing In life None will seek
the ordinary bread that has been the process
tufe for hundreds Of years, the imitation Bread
when they procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGE GRETG.
No. q and 80, Union st Nashville, Tenn,
at fair price, and that without danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels Fairs &c this article two
weeks or more, and then be delicious.
GEORGE GREIG,
sept2Gd3m No. 81 % Uuiou street
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IsIIAI O. HAERES,

INEa-A VI tTs EL-AIlLa aEs9
GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE OF TENNESSEE
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
KWTHEREAs, it has been made known that
w GEORGE MILTON, ci --ed with committing a foul and
atrOcious murder the Both June, 1855 upon the bodies
VIM H. Spcer and r. Il Vail late OF county Of Dyer,
has del from Justice, and is running large.
Now, Therefore, l. Isham Harris Governor aforesaid by
virtue power and authority in vested do hereby
Of three hundred dollars any person persons who
may appehend the said George Milton, and deliver him TO the
Sheriff county Of Dyer, in order that justice,
that behalf, may le had and executed.
, In testimony whereof have hereuuto set my hand,
Of the be aiXed
t~~~O1 Nashville the eleventh day Of July, 1855
ISIIAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
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BIZ AID w AY

AN Offering FOR Sale most valuable Lots Corner Of
broadway nd Cherry streets.
One Lot fronts forty feet Broadway and hundred and
eighty Cherry street.
The other sdons the above fronts thirty feet Broadway and
back leo feet to Alley Is feet wide.
Now the time to procure good business stand. For terms
&c apply isepI6-lml A. V. 8. LINDSLEf
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKING.fiIAssE5s. -

ENTE have in store, fine stock Pianos, ,5E-7
MeOdeOns, Window Shades, Artists Ma g
terals, &c, and still manufacturing Insiief III ~ H III
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recently5 y
added largely 90 stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&C. In word, intend WITH THE TIMES please
customers and induce them to paonse home, instead Of
sending abroad.
febl0-tf W. 4 R. FREEMAN
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FREsH ARRIYALs.

FUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
ID 10 Gases Clarst Chateau Margaux,
" - LaOvido.
. St.Julien,
10 q" Lesie's Ginger Wine,
Is d" French Cordial,
Is " Muscst Wine,
. Brandy Peaches,
2j {" Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops
10 d" Corn starch,
~ boxes and halves Layer Rslsius
10 chests and Black Teas, extra addition
al lot Of Allsop and Youner's Sparkling Ales and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
aug12f VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department,


M ! Ii T A r \ col L e G E.
BERRIs LIsDsLETs NJ D. D. D., Chanceo Tor Of the University
and Professor OF Chemistry and Geology.
Professor Of Engileerng-
ANS 2 HAMILTON, AM Professor Of ltnats, hatura Phil
osophy, and Astronomy.
> D. ofEAkr AM Professor o. aEeeE and Alan Languages
P l. J. IHTssESs An Professor of French and DrlHfng
G. s. BLACEE Nd Professor Of Botany and Natural
History
Rev J " HoTrEs An, ND, Professor OF Mental and Moal
Philosophy and Biblical Literature
@. K. WINSTON, ND, Surgeon.
The first term Of the Academic TIE eoh
Of September, and the second term 18th Of February.
Tuition boarding. washing fuel servants arna1ce,
and use OF SOO erm Aacuat0n fee 50 Students
required % furnish their rooms which be done nod
crate charge, BY rent or puEeha Engnerug Rreach, spanish,
German Drawing, Book Keeping, aud Fencing, each so per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Cour, e ancient gf e
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DEANOS.--We have received fourteen more &C.,,
New Piano Fortes7 from those unrivslled - ~
makers Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hame III vi N III
Bros, which make stock very large and desrI ~
able We would be pleased to have these instruments examined
all, whether they desire to purchase or not Fvrv Piano
sold by shall be warranted to in every re
feblO ". & r. FREEMAN.
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II OOK AT TEHISsWe have this day received Is 900 Of
these extra Eagle Principle Segars Smokers who prefer
ths article, should supply themselves Immediately We dontex
aersts assert they superior that have been
49, hsys n tTsyaars. VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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Description of George Milton,

Description of George WiitOns
Heis years age weighs 100 40 pounds,
and FEET guches gh; dark hair, hazel eyes, short chin,
with very had upon and chin, running
ear supposed he the cad which
that it is diticult for him t0 81 bis mouth.
Is supposed have gone Arkansas he lived for
years at Crawley's Ridge, in that State. jyl3-d
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above five in
sertions, and forward bill to this Office.
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ctDEsTRIPE and Double skl Reoes the latest design,
In SIX, Muslin, DaLans and Csshmaress Eeh ara Fsy
Misses and ChIdrsas Goods Of ths suasass E4Eis,y.
sspH Y ~, AyyAl.
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VIE mouse on OeFTy Street by Deu0ville &
4 Bell as Drag store for years from Of
JRnuaynexi Apply to j. NJ. Hamilton, Of Macy & Ilamlson
sspslS-lH A. D. BERRY.
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NEW MUSIC srnnr-

vy5gr e. D. HENSON & BRO. WboIe.
* ~ sale and Retail Dealers IN Piano Fortes
Stsfih G.. A. Princes AeOdsons Buffalo, n Y ~ III
- Church and ParOr Organs, Guitars. Vio-I - II U
iincello Accordeons, Flutes Flago!e Fes Drums Tsnbuo-
rines, BanjO and everything in the musical mebaDt'5
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Musc Music Boo d IN
structors Of all kinds Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention Pianos tuned, Accordeos and All t
entsrepared No. 20, Union Street, Ist door from oIlss
sept23
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Ladies' Fine SHOES and CATERS.

EUST RECEIVED
3 Ladies Brown French Lasting buttoned Shoe Caters
Black
New Congress Caters, with and without heels
Glove Kid "
Side & Front laced Caters, with and without heels
Slippers o. French Kid White s. Black Satin, &c
Misses ana Chsrens' Boots, Caters and Slippers with
heels and without. AT q College street. JOHN RAMAGE.
jul y7
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FHyE subscriber for sale seventy ofland on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville sd
6ning the tract on which he resides and the lands Of Capt john
Ient never filng water the beautiful buiding site
II ne country and in aidst Of the finest ncghb0roOd IN
Amerira. aprH SATilANlEl BAAIEH.-
HNOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extrs Bay
e Just rssasTsaR gsMy3- Pas AaBA3SeA.
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NEW YORK no NASHVILLE,
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROU

| CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES.
ISL CAASS.-Pano- -Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots
sloes' Liquors, Oils, &c. in b0tesi Canlphene and Sprt
Iurentne, in barrels CarTetns China Glass and Glass
ware, in cases. Clocks. doneres' Cotton Cards. Cut
lers in cases, casks and boxes Dry Goods, in boxes and
laesi Drugs Fruit Trees and sirublery' Furs, Garden
Seeds LO0ing-Gasses, and Looking Glass Rlates (at
efs rs Oysters in and jars saddlery Tin and Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices
I'D Except such specified in First
snd Third Clas Coffee @ilis, McAlneryi toreign Lii
quors In barrels and pipsi tobacco, N boxes Leather, in
rolls and boxes Oils in barrels ano casks Croekery and
QueensWaTe and casks koe, whiting, Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CLASS.Axcs, Sh0ves Spades, SadIrons Zinc and Tin
inpig Tin Plate, Anv Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee Heavy Castings, Ai
Gearing Carriage Springs End Ax, RAILROAD Nehes and
Ayies, Chairs Spikes, and R0sin in barrels,
SFECAAA4 EAEESs uniture and Carriages boxed and
other light articles enumerated also, Carb0ys of Acids
other Chemicals, Will be charged BY sctual weight, at
double First Glass rates.
? No charge for drayage Wharfage, Forwarding. The
above rates a expenses New York to Nashville
, Stevenson and al stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled 70 above rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines per less than By Phurg Wheeling
Psrkersurg Ohio river making difference of 90 20 IS
per 100 pounds dry goods.
II Road viii not he spousibefor any damages occurring
Sea-
Goods shipped Savannah, should be consigned to Agent Cen
trll Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped Charleston, should be consigned to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
jyl4-f General Agent.
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue our former
advert
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FURTEgER REDUCTEON.
I-Lllal---ll -
JULY 10TH, 1883.

THROVaH OF FREIGHT TEoH NEW YORK TO EAsHvIELE
Inconnecion with NEw Side Wheel Screw Steamship
Lines, to
Charleston and Savannah.
TVIiE following rates to take effect on II after JUNE Ist
NETr KnrRrE no NasErVTITE
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville g. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

- gss&fs s.slZ.6.sssE
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
an and after SUNDAY, July H. 1855 the Passenger Trains
= will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. N. and 230 P. NJ
Arriving at Chattanooga az 20 p. NJ. and lbs A NJ
Leave Chattanooga % A. VI. and p. VI.
Arriving At Nashville al Z 30 P. NJ. and 10 A. N.
Through tickets sold at Nashville 70 The following places