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A SuGGEsTION.-Mr. Cyrus W. Field is unques-
tonably entitled to all praise for his energy, per-
sevefence and courage in prosecuting 10 completion
under very dscouragiDg circumstances, the subma-
rine telegraph work. 1t was a noble enterprise;
and now that it is completed, and we are receiving
communications which away ahead of the sun
creduliy is heavily taxed 10 believe the reality
OF the reports which come 10 across the Atlantic
Mr. Field is being Toasted, and cOurted, very much
we should say, a If he was the discoverer of the
electric secret, and the only man to whom we are
indebted fer the completeness of the great work
which has brought al Europe within stone throw
Of our shores. This is hardly fair Where is Mr.
Morse and the other inventors and discoveries whose
names have been identified with telegraph opera
lions during the last fifteen years? Nearly twenty
i've years ago those Usi9naries fatigued great ma
ny men with their explanations Of electro magnet
ism, and about be possibility of converting currents
Of electricity into medium Of communication.
With all Difference TO Mr. Field and with every dis
position to give him full credit for what be has DONE
we submit that it would be quite as just and fair to
remember the real authors of the oceanic telegraph
We merely make the suggestion ash UgioB.
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CHEAP HOMES! CHEAP HOMES!g
NOW Is THE TINE
Come and see,
RRE NTW Cd.

yEyHE village Brentwood is situated the halfway
tral point, between Nashville and Franklin q miles from
the Nashvie the junction Of the Wilson Turnpike
and Alabama Railroad. This is the eligible point
Nashville Franklin for beautiful vage-being the
point the turnpkes and Railroad with
roads leading the village from every direction and the proper
beautiful and most productive country. As
retreat for health pure air ve lot being shaded by
growth exceled The location being 800
higher public square Of Nashville and within miles
Of superior sulphur Spring. strong Chaybeat
Spring. both accessible in carriage on horseback.
If you wish avoid heavy taxes ome ef the lots lying in
Williamson county and not subject TO rar0ad tax and expensive
living here and get lot most reasonable terms
Provisions purchased at low and eWOOd be de-
ered at your dollars cord quarter Of beef and
sack of flour will much the delivered at
point in the additions Nashville Fine range for stock and
building material Mills along the line Of railroad and
turnpkes delivered the lowest rates To the mechanic
other point where home would little would have the
advantages
The village present Store Post Office, with daily
mail Nashvel Freight House. resident Physician and
private dwellings lately erected and being finished
handsome Brick Church School House has BEEN in the last
days, cOmpeed-eOmpetent Teachers employed and the
school viii be operation the second MONDAY in September
Nashville twice day and here in twenty
thirty minutes Come and yourselves the advantages
Of home and work shop at this point and wish to buy and
build you shall have full zine to pay.
lots Of size from 100 feet By ID feet deep to B.
H. 10 90 acres covered with wood and within few minutes
walk Depot Vineyards Flower Gar
dens the locations cannot De eNcelied
NANCE < WOODWARD,
Desderick street, Nashville, or to
). II. NJ HALL,
In Brentwood depot Nashville Tenn and Ala
Railroad serS-d2w Scwlt
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KEETrCBy EIEcTIoY-OFFICIAL RETURNS Official
returns have been received from every county in the
State but Leteher county. Revll's official majority
is 10 O95 The vote Of Leteher is 363 for Revill,
III for Mckee. This would give Revnl majority
Of l3. 81 ouisriLe Courier, Sept. l.
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In regard to the disappearance Of Mrs. BRANxAE,
the New York Police Gasstte says detectives are en-
deaVOring to di-cOveT her, that
One detective traced woman who answers her
description in every particular to West Point. He
went there and had an interview with her, and was
more than convinced than ever that she was Mrs
Brannan but instead of telegraphing for some one
who knew her, while he, in the meantime, kept an
eye on all her movements. he came to the city for
proof of identity, but when he returned she was
gone. We believe this detective saw Mrs. Brannan,
but ne buBgled his work, and thus failed to satisfy
her friends or receive the reward We are under
the impression that she is still alive.
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eaEAT AT. .ERs e aorD PnO-


HNTE uili sell the tirhsss hiider Ga EurFs, r1
w 5th day Of October, lass. Go 10 al ~
most Desirable property belonging % ihe Ba1d Eal.
ately beyond ihe depot, ending from Breed anf 49, sr
seetto the Charlotte Pike. These lots teluffIr ffei
are from I'D 70 80 feet deep are finely stie Cor Suburban resi-
aeiees Tor gentlemen dong bues u the ere1n from
corporation taxes, AMI present % The eulsfurl fe r1 f
seculatou. The rapi goE q q Nashville the great uuer II
improvements lhat beng aaie. uggi udiur he *
ene pressure Of the times ven il the are groh Of
ti ald IS conclusive proof that When al Railroads.
are competed ne widest dreamer CINE
vie VII ne " ne Chattanooga Railro las increased i bus
u OF Aaarlte I'D rr ccns what VIII Be the elect % the
complexion or ne Tennessee aud Alahsna Road, Of the Louisville
ana henderson aud Of Ire Norh-EestsTn Ioll.
ferps no city in the Union, Of Appropriation, presents more
aLletion is central position the character and inteigencc
Of he population, The beauty, proiuFens and healihfulnes
q the country, iz being capital Volunteer state t
educational facilities &c, make Nashville particularly atfneve-
We have one o ne most souTishns Acal Colleges the
UnOn and another being established. Female Academy and
Female Schools unsurpassed school fved f,et
and doing much good for Nashville any one thing aaon
the many good things have society viii euuars
with that o. any city in the Uuian We the property
Offering viii greatly enhance ors most
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS Of lettering heir condition
attend our sale and boy freely.
Bills out IN q few days
augG IL-&RW. BROWN.
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"THICH produces light unsurpassed brilsncy from
w Coal Oil, and combines economy with simplicity. al.
forng better and puer light any other substance,
at less than ono 0 the OF candles and three
times cheaper than burning fluid particle Of
odOr, and always safe in any hands, being impossible for
to explode suddenly infame.
The currents Of air carried around both the
wick in fine streams and thence in combustion and
clear producing the most pure and perfect light that
good variety Of lamps and supply Of oil. wick, burners
&C for sale By J. ". WILSON. II COLLEGE, 81
augI0dtW&WIm
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Four precincts of Maury county heard from ana
WALKER is SO votes ahead. The Know Nothing s
secretly concentrated on WALKER, while few OF the
Democrats voted.
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Wilson County.

Lebanon is reported to have given about $50 for
WALKER and 80 for WRIGHT. A precinct in the
county gave 40 votes, all for WRIGHT.
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HUGH MCCREA,
Late Of AIcCDa
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vote Of Davidson County
The vote Of this county as far as heard from
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DILLON & CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, Sept. Z, at 10 O'Clock,
VEYE will sell in front Warehouse the following ari
wv cles at Auction
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 80 bbis yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar. SO boxes EIyson Tea;
50 boxes Star Candles; As or. boxes Star Candles;
10 Ginger Wine, nice 20 boxes Va Tobacco
article; q bxs various brands Tobacco;
10 Ky. Leaf Tobacco, 20 hf barrels Whisky;
SO boxes Brandy; 10 cases Aromatic Bittersi
200 dozen Masons Backng 100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
800 bbls Whisky, assorted bnd5; 20 bbls Holland Gin;
Is hf bbls Holland Gin; so bbIs II. smiths Old Re
IS bbls Old Bourbon Whisky: serve Whisky;
Is bbls Old Honongahea do 80 bbls Malaga Wine;
70 hf casks Cognae Brady; 30 boxes Whisky;
Together with other articles make up complete
sale. DILLON & CO.,
sept No Is College street.
NETANTED, at the Military College, good COOk-Man or
w WoInan.
aug29-Iw R.R. JOHNSON.
FNINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--Capt.Z z. shultz has
81 sent a large lot Of Fine Tobacco.
J. W LANGLEY & co.
sep3 Agents for 2. Shuts, and Halsey & Booker
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FENHE eOpartneshp heretofore existing under the style OF
III WARNE RYAN is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Ali persons indebted to the late firm viii please forward
settle, and those having claims against the lid late viii
please present them to Patrick Ryan who authorized TO
settle up all matters pertaining the The said Patrick
Ryan assuming all Liabilities said firm and is entitled TO
collect all claims due the firm.
J.. n. WARNE.
September lst, 1855. PATRICK RYAN.
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Sugar Mills,
Sugar Mills.
FFVE undersigned making cheap, strong and durable mill
l for grinding
The Chinese SUrar Game

This machine is capable Of pressing juice enough 70 make
from 20 to 200 gallons Of Syrup day, easily worked
by farmer, requires machinery, not liable to get out
Of order, it is the description Of mill the one used u
Louisiana and other making countries Persons needing
these mills be supplied short Crate bars and doors
suitable for kettle furnaces always on hand.
". JACKER & CO..
auq 3l-tvlww3w Claiborne Machine Wor-s Nast,-ra
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NOTICE.

VIE undersigned hereby respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he will continue the manufacture
Of French Burr Miil-StOnes and Mill Ma
chimery generally at the old Of Warne Ryan Col
lege street, few doors North Of Broad.
sept2-d3t PATRICK RYAN.
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CARn.


NOTICE EXTRAORDENARY
ID ENG personally acquainted with several Of the best makers
I'D OF GOSHEN BUTTER
propose TO receive orders for lots fifty pounds and upwards
The Butter shall be pure and n every sense Of the term
Those who posted in regard TO this during the cold
weather, and all lovers Of GOOD But ER find this an o
poruny Of supplying themselves heretofore realized by our
citizens ROBERT r. BOYD,
sept2-d1E No. a. Market St., Gordon's Block
"TANTED-Immedately situation Teacher in a
Private Family, take charge Of Select school By
Lady, with the best references who has had considerable
perience Teacher, and prepared teach all English
branches and also, French and Latin, together with Music
dress Miss A. NJ. Of Union and American Office
sept2Ad2&WStt
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS AND
IA MEDICINES for sale low for cash by
JAS J.. POWELL,
jyl5 P, and COPY Il. No. 0 South Market st.
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Ready-made ClOthing, a1ansles, varieties,

DRX-GOODS,
Rsndy-maae Clothing, Nantes, varieties,
&C, &c, Se.,
which receiving and viii have ready Tor exhibition BY
the 18th Of August. Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown 4 BIeaehed sIairtings & Sheetings;
3-4s les a "A Osnaburgs, Grain sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanncIs, blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, TaiIOrs' trim
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
French, German and English MerinOes;
Black Silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, Nantes, ShaWIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
musIins;
LRces & EmBrOideriess Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and Velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, LiRSeys and Ne
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-mhde
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
elry, &c.
The latest designs Of Goods and Dress Trimmings VII b
added to the stock as they may make their appearance in Ii,
Eastern markets.
augIT-2m BRANsFORD, BrWHIRTER & CO.
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retiring from the business desire to tender my thanks
numerous patrons and friends for their long and H eal
patronage and would recommend successors Messrs HUGH
McCREA Co., gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
dence. II. B. MORRIS.
Nashville, Sept 1st 1853 B&e
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FashionRbIe Daneing.


DRACTICE in the District Courts Of Western Texas and in
the Uuts States District and supreme Court AZ Austin d
Tyler. Land claims OF every description known laws Dros
ecud either before the Courts the General Land Oce or Court
Of Claims Once On Congress Avenue, near the CAPITOL
jy 55-d&wly
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HOUND. the Tennessee Alabama Railroad,
Nashville Pocket Book, containing money and other
ce which the get at this Office, by describing and
paying for this advertisement sept-5d
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AT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

A GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Com
"a pany will take place Memphis Tennessee, MONDAY,
the 18Th OF September, 1885, at which full report OF the state OF
things in Texas will be made, and Of the proceedings Of meetings
in Louisville, Cincinnati and St. Louis New York andeiscwere;
and oil the plans OF the Company to relieve the enterprise from
its present deules Matters just in condition that
the friends OF the Road protect bona e Stockholders vim
dictate the rights Of the Company and beyOnd doubt from
existing difficulties general turn out Of StOckholdesat Mem
phs desred and vigorous and unanimous acOsuch may
be had there backing up the meetings already had will doubtless
the enterprise; restoring confidence that the work
progress.
sep4 JEPTHA FOWJKEs, Pres
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ELECTION Rutherford.

Election i'm Rutherford.
The Murfreesboro Telegraph Of the 9TH instant
says: cat the time of going to press we have heard
nothing Of the result except in this city. The vote
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MERCHANT TAHOE

Corner of Deaderiek st. and Public Square
in receipt Of most desirable stock goods geneen
for Fall and Winter. Also furnishing goods Of the
finest quality and latest styles. fssp4-ln
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
AND
RICH IMPORT L ID HEAD DRESSES,
Paris Flowers, PIumes, &c.

WE respectfully inform lads friends and country
merchants, that have received first mpOrtaons Of
rich Millinery Goods and ue Of every style Of col
Chene English Straw B0nnet Colors Flats Misses
Equestrian Hats Likewise magnificent Paris Head
ornamental Head Ornaments Hair Pins
Importation from Paris direct Rich Flowers for Balls
Bonnets, Rich Paris Plumes Of every style se or
Ribbons, making and
ter selected, than any opened
regular opening will be for fan and Win.
ter Bounets 2oh Of September Our will be
dazzling resce- and beautiful opened West and prices
lower than sold at Nashville.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this Pail, viii give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale. the st Of January and and will
tie 18th Of December So look for bargains cash. without
exception.
We respectfully solicit the country Merchants and ners
Patron B0nuets and Millinery goods Our prices be rs
low as small bill Of Goods purchased ar New York.
At the Partisan Millinery Bazaar 40 Union Street,
State Bank. August % Is57
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NEW York AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

THR OUCH TICKETS
From Montgomery, Ala, to New York, $40 co
atlanta, Geo. do 3 20
" Augusta do do 90 90
Can be bad application at the Railroad Ticket Ofcss each
point.
NEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-whsel U. s. Mail
Steam Ships, through in 4S 20 SO hours.
steam Ship C0Junl5iG, 1900 tons NJ Berry Commander
Ads6ci1s, $500 tens, l. u. hurry, Commander.
g1s. AdgoF, 1890 tons, R. Adams Commander.
AGriOR, 100 tons, ". J, Foster, Commander.
81 LEAVE Adgers WhaFves every Wednesday
1sE@Fs and Saturday high WATER
ltI These Steamships were all built expressly for
this line, and for safety, speed and comfort
unrivaed on the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury attentive and courteous
commanders, viii insure travellers BY this line every possible
comfort and accommodation
Cabin passage. 500
Storage passage,
For freight passage, apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
sept S-u Charleston, S. O..
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TENE session Of the Columbia Female Institute viii
mence on the first Monday in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough REPAIRS
but viii ready in full time for the opening session
The public already apprise Of the association Of the
HENRY LEE A. NJ with the subscriber Principal Of
Institute, and will fail appreciate the superior Oppor
uues that offered at great additional expense, every
branch of useful and polished education. In addition
passed advantages music, vocal instrumental French
language viii only be dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore but will be taken have spoken
ton, every practicable such having FRENCH
TABLE,. making it the medium of communication at Rotations
&c.
For information in regard the Department Of Music and for
per session, reference made the catalogue
augl3l&tTWl&wtf W. H HARDIN.
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

FWVENN Division No 30 Sons Of Temperance meet ev
Saturday night az Temperance Hail. above 10 81 Csege
street. the square. 10. W. Brown, n. y. ". p.
W. B. NANCY NJ. d. v. A.
B. +. JOHNSON, r. 5.
TTOPIAN Temple Of Honor, No 81, meets every Friday
I ming al the same Ha above.
". BRYCE THOMPSON, ". c. T.
A. T. BRADSHAW, ". V. 7.
W H. MORROW, W. r.
NJ ASHNILLE Temple Of Honor every Wednesday
y evening at the some Hall above.
i. NJ FRANKLIN, ". @. T.
j. I. THURMOND ". y. T.
". A WHERRY, ". r.
EyDMUND DILLAHUNTT Council No / Of 7. A. & s. Ten
pars, the LIST Thursday evening in each month at
The Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
no. LAPSLEY, s. Of c.
II. II. MCALLiSTER, I. Of c.
iy3l-1y W. H. MORROW, Comp r.
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To Merchants.

IN MEACEANES who desire select and suPe- n
rioT assoF tnnen Of Hats and Gaps for cash. or on A
- very short time with prompt payment, viii ind -
them the very lowest prices At aterd Walkers Those
Of the slow line need not apply
WATERFIELD & WALKER.
sep4 g Public SqnRre.
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No. ,, INN Block, Nashville, Tenn.
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TRBY MORGAN & CO.,
Ne. and Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
WWTE have received and opened cur entire stock OF
" Fail and Winter Good,
Embracing elegant lines Of New styles Dress Goods,
Fancy Prints-our usuas Qrligy and in good variety
Mems Welr-a large stock embracing seud assortment
Of The finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere
Re1y-lnalc Catina select assortment d lie better grades
together uih all such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
make eomylete stock cf Goods which invita- The aiu-
ton Of Merchants only.
This is the stock Of goods have ever opened il Nashville
and think veil worthy te careful attention Of an persons
buying to sell again. laEs27l LiBY MORGAN Go,
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JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only 81 10 So These
IN Machines need only be known them place in al
most family To appreciate you must examine and use
them therefore all who good cheap sewing Machines or
County Rights the sale Of he NettRetOn g. Ray
InOnd Family sewing Machines viii please call
the undersigned, who sole agent for Middle and West Ten
neee. Rooms B. Vests Music Store Union street. be-
tween College aud Cherry streets.
N B-Parucular attention paid repairing ali kinds Sewing
Machines by experienced hand. Terms C5rsh.
,. FLE4ING'S Sewing Machine Depot.
Nashville, Tenn, aug 3O-dtw6-wly.
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A CARD.
DISSOLUTION.

NTR L. LEWIS is no Ongsrmy Salesman or Agent in an
w sense B. L. SIMPSON.
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BRANsFORD. M'WHIRTER & 90.
uuoErras VHOtzAIa DzArzRs y
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRx-eOODs,
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PROCLAMATION.

sHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF TennesseeTo
u all who shall these presents-Greetin-
To the serds Of tecuntes Of Jackson Macon smith, Put
nam, and Dekalb composing the Sixth Judicial Circuit 4ouae
hereby commanded open and hold election at All the PLACES
OF holding elections In respective counties wednesday
the 2Uth day Of October, 1888 aer giving months notice
required BY law for the election q Judge for said circuit to
fill the vacancy created by the death Of the Hon John b. Good
all; and due returns make according to Jaw.
In testimony whereof I, Isam G. Harris Governor a.
y Aforesaid, have hereunto set my hand and caused the
- Great Seal Of the state alhxe at Nashville this
- 2Sth day Of August 1853.
By the Governor, ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. Z. r. RAY, secy OF stite. laug3O WIT.
The CookeYe Times viii publish four weeks and send bill 70
the Governor.
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AVE hand Offer trade on reasonable terms the
following articles and VIII be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies: - IL -.....
O. hhis prime & choice S1gr $1,000 Cigars assorted brands
bbs Baltimore Crushed do > boxes CIaret Wine
50 bbs Powdered do, so cases Bi Carb Soda, e.
= bals Loaf do, 50 bags Ground Pepper,
30 nags prime Coffee y Tubs,
$50 keys Nails, 100 dozen painted Bustets
lUJ bnls Molasses- SO dozen Cellar Buckets
100 1l-blls Molasses- If0u0rS
. = bbls Golden Syrup. JOl bhls Rectifed whisky
- bags Pepper, 10 bills Jamaca Rum,
= bags Spice, 200 tbls Old Rye and Bourbon,
10 bags Ginger, - bbls choice Mouongahela.
- boxes Tobacco, lal grade bbs Bourbon from Yrs old
'UO boxes star Candles, 20J bXs assorted Liquors,
~ cases Teas, 50 bbs American Brandy,
iUO bundles Wrapping TWine, > bbls y Gin.
sspt2 B&G
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mos respectfully invite the attention o The trade, 20 the
~ very extensive and well asserted stock
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TIN PLATE. &C.
PARTNERSHIP.

AYING purchased the interest Of H. B. Morris in the
business Of II B. M0RRI 4 Co., have this day associated
with Mr.. ". HOOPER HARRIS, continue In the Grocery
and Commission Business al the old stand.
HUGH McCREA.
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PARTNER WANTED

"TANTED.--Ten good men to engage in the sale Of Fruit
w Trees. Liberal inducements will be offered.
z sep5-W3ms LANGDON & CHERRY, Nashville.