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California Overland Wall News.

ST. Louis Or llth.-AI the rivers are reoeediDg.
It rained ali day yesterday.
The telegraph iue from Placer7iIIa to Salt Like
has been commenced
Fraser river news uuimportant The water is
still too high for mining At Victoria he markets
are depressed
OBEG1s Major Grrreit had 4 skirmish with the
indians the Oklnagon. Lieut. len aud SIX
lnjans we're killed The Indians attacked party
Of miners under Naj1r Robinson on the Wenstsbe.
A rumor is CT lite ID al Dallas that Gen. Palmers
party we're m 3-sacred near the Okanagon.
Good diggings have been discovered on the Wen
alshe
The Santa Fee mail arrived at Independence. on
the Sd
The Navsioe Indians encountered q small detaoh
meut Of troops under Capt. Mclean a. Bear Springs
on the 2lth Of August. Mclean was severely
wounded
Col Loring's command was expected at Fort
Union in a few days.
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PROTECTED soLUTIOE
PFRt0Eide Of Iron Combined

q 4
PrOtOXide Of ErOm Combined,
HAYING successfully passed the ordeal % which dseOTs-
res n ne aetsrs eooa are suaoeted mus, nov Be 70
DYSPE PSIA,
Afectsns Of the Liver, Dro7sy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con-
sumpve tendencies, D0rieed q the Blood B0ls Sour
W and the ProrAtng effects q Lead Mercury. General De-
mity and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA.
TIVE meicine h Beyond question. The proofs Of Its efficacy
are 80 numerous so vel authenticated and o. such peculiar
t'1 sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does profess to be eurea but its
range Is extensive because many diseases apparently unlike are
intimately rested and proceeding from cause, may be cured
by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the svrup provides cure Il
precisely at which has often haed the highest order Of
medical skill. The facts are tln-Is te vitsss accbie
and the safety and efficacy Of The syrup inconroyere. Those
the character Of the SYRUP cannot d % he satisfied Win az
following among numerous testimonials II the hands
Agents The nitlre those Of gentlemen well known il he
community and Of The highest rcspectabiHty-
CAEDIhe undersigned having experienced the beneficial e.
tects o. e PERUVIAN SYRUP 10 not hesitate recommend
to the attention Of the public Prom experience as
vel As from The testimony Of others, whose intelligence and iueg
ri altogether unque0uae have no doubt Of its ee
cy Of inceut disease Of the Lungs and DrocIal Pc
ages Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint DroIsy, NEURALGIA In
dee Is effects would be Incredible but from the high ehacte Of
mOny, as We do ours, 70 its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Ieztsr, Rev. John PisrpOnt,
s.H. Kendall. d. D. Peter Harvey
Thomas C. Anory, james o. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
EoTcE-Itis we'll known that the medical effect OF Protozds
Of Iron IS LOST ~ even brief exposure the air. and that
maintain solution or Pro0Xde Of Iron. without further oTda
ton has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian syrup m
known; and this solution may replace all the prutocarbuas
trates and tartTates Of the Aatera Msdica
A. A. HAYEEs, ii. D., Assayer to the STATE OF Mass
Is BOylston street. Boston, Z. S. A.
PEroE.-Large bottles s., small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEMOTILLE 4 BELL.
may4-dEtE0m.
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AReUard IS OEFered-For the detection Of any per
c1unter ing, guE, the yen Of any such
felt imitation Of B1raye Holland B tiers. The genuine
highly concentrated Holland Ber5 is patuin half pint bottles
only have the Of The proprietor B. PACE L blown in them
aud his Signature around the neck Of each every bottle.
This deli htfu Arouahas received by Amec MS with that
favor which is only extended really scientific preparations.
When consider The marked attending its administration
in the most stubborn OF Fever aud Ague. Weakness Of any
kind D eps, Heartburn, AciJty Of the Stomach Sick and
Nervous Headache Iud eon, CosveEess and Piles together
with the complete control exercises all Nervous, Rhsu-
attic, and Neural AGstous wonder It's pOpu-
lariy. Well may the Invalid value this remedy.
ssp25-it wsBiw
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WE ridge
finely timieei, lying between twelve eighteen miles
Nashville, ses ST the PIKE leading from Nash
Vile high and healthy situation Cf these lands uuuer
Gus exec lent reeOHe springs which are Watrrd their
eess Othe city Nashville, very low ratesat which
they may bought, OleT rare iuIu companies
desirOus eng the lumber business industrious
tiers with small acquire good homes These lands lie
WE'LL ar-e portion OF them nearly or gently rolling eav-
ing very small portions but what may cultivate 10 advantage
And for nursery fruit che production of Wheat oats
tobacco and most Kind vegetables they excel the richer bottom
lands Of the umeand Persons wishing to purchase will
do We toe "a soon W. Il. GARRETT & BRO,
septl-ltwLW-f Nashville Tenn.
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s1TITHLANn. PAnrCAH

.III n n I'm d H-IIIL LIE9
Lellsa{zsa a1OuisV iilcy 81 Louis, and LIN
60 n emPhis Regular Pack sEszl
etss lea-ng Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and satur 10 O'Clock, A. NJ The
splendid passenger Steamer
lEimnGtonha, Cant. II. C.. Wa1hemeFs
will leave Nashville On Mondays and Thursdays 10 O'Clock
A. NJ The light drau- hit passenger Steamer
Cuba Capt. James W. Humgy
will leave Nashville on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock,
A. d. The light draught passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis, Capt. - l.. Bateman,
will leave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays at 10 O'Clock, A. H.
The above first class h draught passenger Boats and will
leave regularly those appointed days making connections
Paducah with the L. S. Mail Pockets the above named places
june p A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Ia VRLuABLE FARMS E0R sAlE

THAT Valuable farm on which the undersigned hssT
sided for the last eight or nine years, s for sale ~
the waters OF Biz Harpsb river. IN the cnuuty Of "
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville, scar he laEe
TANK, the Richland and Cenreyile IBrnpik nine mil
from franklin the county seat Of williamson, and with
two miles the North WeEerB Railroad now being cCT.
5truCtBd The tract contains about four hundred and eEb
acres o. rs farming land; the line between
Davidson Williamson through the Northwest
aer Of the tract formally the well known farm
he late Wikins White0ld.
On Jnis comfortable residences, with all
csssT out houses; barn. cribs stables, carriage house. ST
vita excellent young orchard Of most choice fruit Goo
spring water, and abund Onever aHg stock Wate
ruupfnz from different through the farm. AdiOr
this farm another tract of about two hundred
excellent land with good residence, for sala The soil
both tracts equal any for crops either grain grass
and both united, they viii be sold separately together
NAV suit buyers, II s thought bv good Judges cnuld b.
made on OF the best stock In iha State lie
A. those wanting buy would Of course whsh TO ves
the premises before purchasing further descriptions 70
seemed Unnecessary hut all are invited call and o
themselves. aug 25-eOdEFni JOHN l. Hill
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IMMENSE wATER-FOWER AND CHOICE
LANDS FOR SALE,

FUNHE undersigned still gilt nine hundred acres -
Of Land, about h.l mile from the OF Man So
chester, the county seat Of unity, Tenn, ncuing
the stone fort and the o. prime pal Gal the main fork
Of Duck averaging from - feet EACH and situated
about yards apart The fais
the drygst season OF the drive almost
OF machine and access, and may be improved
very reasonable outlay. Upon the whole there l. about
cleared, the balance fine timber; considerable portion is
bottom land, and the remainder good recOudre land
Tie falls situated about mile railroad depot
Manchesttr aud within six hour OF Nashville Tie whole tract
both falls is offered for sale, h-y would sold separately
u purchasers, For manufacturing purposes, this site is
surpassed by in Tennessee, purchased
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CINCINEATI, Oct 1lib.-Fi ,ur offered at 4 so with
more sellers than buyers; Whisky dull; nothing
doing in provisions.
NEw YoBK Oct 11h.-Flour has a declining
tendency, 60a4 20 for state; 00a5 so for south.
ern; wheat declined Ia2 cents; dull; pork DULL
lard dull l04 whiskey 22l.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 9th-PFesident Buohsnan in
answering dispatch from Ohm Buttefdeld anBoun>
cine'the ariigal Of he overland mail al St Louis
from San Francisco in % days and hours. con-
graduates him On fhs result, aud says thafitis q
glorious triumph for civilization and the Union.
Settlements VII arise sloDg tbe read and work
chain of living Americans, which can never be bro.
1
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GLE TT

ON WEDNESDAY, the 9th October next. the premises
" u &C NJ, w sell eight ten lots in Clifton
containing four suitable sites for Country
Residences, Market Gardens ard Dairy Farms
Terms SALEA credit twelve eighteen and twenty
four nout for notes sse-1r secured bearing interest, and
a lien retained.
Hand d. Is with particular description Of the Lots will
be issued before day Of sale. A. V. 5. LINDSEY.
sept29
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Sale of Lots in Ashland,
~EVrATuHAVT svov-I-rv-

ON the drst Monday in November next, the re-
mauder Of Lot in the OF Ashland will he or
fsed at public the highest bidder be sold
the most valuable Some fronting the
Public Square the Cumberland River. Terms libe
rel, which madS known the DAY Of By order Of
the Commissioners. r. 3 SHELTON,
SgpSe-N Secretary.
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Cotton sales Of Two days 1900 hsles CT 7hich
spectators snd exporters took 1860 bales each clos
ing quiet but sieady; Breadstuffs dal market gem
orally unclaimed; Provisions quiet but stadiiy
Consols e7as975. There is some expectation Of
reduction in raies Of interest
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TWISH to sell the farm which reside, in WillEmsCI
county, adjoining that advertised above ty Mr. John
an containing BY survey, one hundred ard ninety
aiue and hall OF frst rate farming land, with
orable dwelling. wish eli necessary out houses suitable 70
small farm with good water. The farm is well enclosed
With good fences including about seVea hundred yards o.
st0ne fence wiB sell this place separately tngehe
viii Mr Hs-as both united would CsTtsinlF make de-
rsbe farm, and purchasers invited 20 ca ar. FIJI
and r~arulne the premises LAVlNlA CRAIGHEhD.
FC ert1ur particulars apply 20 bIr. n, n Snyder, O
st0Ys,f Srydev & FTizzeIl, Nashville G
aIg5-eO6I@H
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100 Rags BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheapby DILLON Co. IS College St,
4 OO BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI chespby DILLON co IS Col ese 81. :
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON < CO., Is College st.
100 bass "AIT BEfH69 S 69 G1.ss Fer '
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. forsale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO.. IS College st.
TRn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON CO., Is College ct.
nn BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & Co., Is College sc.
M BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON * CO., Is COLLEGE 81.
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Guns

Double Guns and Single Guns at prices that will
please any one. We are selling them fully 333 per
cent lover than they we're ever offered in this place
before JOHN WILLIAMS,
octI2dlw "a Public Square.
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ald only Cali 10 Inyl.as s.o, 4. 100 -
the last ten days given az average four gallons Of
milk per day She is P-rAqnY and took The pre-
Jun st the Stale FaiT last fall IN the class Of two
year cid Hsifers
Tar CATTLE
Best Bullock or Free Martin--PreRian SO
One entry by Thos. B. Johnson Of Davidson, Of =
bullock one year old last May, which weighed $50
pounds.
The Judges did not award premium for this en-
try, for what reason we did not learn.
sWEBPsTAKE.
Best Bull Of any age or breed--Preminm $40.
Five entries--Dr J. w Fraakiin, ] N Guthrie and
A C. Franklin, Of sumner, and NJ. R. C0ckrill and
R H Elan, Of Davidson.
The premium was awarded DR.. J. W. Franklin.
Best Gov or Heifer of any age or breed--Prem-
Jun $40.
Six eRtries-M, R, Cockrill, of Davidson, two;
B. Allen, Of Sumner, three; and Ben. Harlan, of
Msury.
The premium was awarded ''AAos Winchester
entered By R Allen.
s. We we're surprised TO find the number of cattle
exhibited SO limited, though most of them we're res
marksbly fac, and the Judges in some Of the class
found good deal Of difficulty in arriving at de-
riaion
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Nd the various affections consequent upon disordsred
"a STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion AcGity Of
the Stomach, COlGSy Pains, Heartburn, Los Of Appetite De
pondenc, CosgeEe7, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all
vous, Rheumatic Neurgi Affections it has in
instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected de
cidsd cure.
This is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly sci
ertc principles after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Besrhave. Because Of lis great in most Of the
European States, its Introduction into the United States In
tended especially for those Of fsherlGnd scattered here
and there the face Of the mighty country Meeting with
great among them, offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knOBleCged.
tits particularly recommended % those persons whose cons
uocs may have become impaired by the continuous Of
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally nstanta
in eject It finds it's way directly to the seat Of lie thrill
ling AM guicEenu every nerve, raising the dropping spirit
and, fact, ufuug health and Tgor in the system
NOTICWh hoover expects to ind this beverage viii he dis
appointed but the sick, weak and low spirited, it viii prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful induced
many limitations which public should guard againt pur
chasing Be persaad d to buy anything else until you have
given Boerhave HolIant Riters fair trial One bottle will
convince you how Infinitely superior to all these mita
ions.
T Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. by the sole
ProprietOrs, $500
BENZ. PAGE, JEss & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts and Chemists PttsburE, Pa
Sold Nashville by Ewin Pendeton Co., ". ". Berry
DemOve Dr. A. Roscoe, 10. G. Brown, DemOville Bell
G. W HendershOt DE- T. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co.. Beech
& Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State.
NAYS '5s-dtr&Ulyins.
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LONDON, Sept 26-UOusols closed at 9S1.
LIvERPooL-Suger ans coffee firm Rice quiet.
The weather has been favorable for crops
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Manny's Combined Reaper ana
Mower,

WITH WOODS GITPROV EIIEW1 n .=-THfs
celebrated AaChner eceved the FIRST premium Gard
MEDAL, the hest combined Reapug Moving Maius
the great United States Agricultural Fair, ID Lousne
KY, In September, 1917. The trial Syracuse New
York. in July. where all The prpal Machines Cusa
States thoroughly tested The tei- awards
through Marshal ?. Wer President United Agrcuitual
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
It also received the award as the best Reaper aud a. he 5t
Mower, before two separate Appointed b he Press
dent OF the Davidson County Agricultural Society nj Nashville
in July, 1851 Of the Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards his hacna
during the last season, every Mlciue 10 America
The above machines for sale By The undersigned,
B. r. CHEATUAM,
General Agent Tor the State.
FISHER WHEELS 4 Co.
nsaT-dG-wH Nashville Tarr
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New Rocks.

4 eyeiopedl Of Commerce and C0mmerciaI EsFiFSs.. VA
maps and ensraviHgs- b. Us. Houans.
Sof''hP and Aaony, VITA other sketches from 1osus1 nd
II social NE adapted for every day reading. BY slbf
ne Arts q Beauty sesrss o. Ladys Toiss u ss
70 esRtlsmen- By Lola M0utez
Lola Monies Lectures.
Buckles History o. IivlizaHon in Enrl.rd
Gallery Of Famous Poets; complete in one rov,l sf.-
antique binding, richly illustrated. For sale b.
Two Millions. Poem By tie author o. Noshi1- "a ~
Light and Darkness; or, The Shadow q Fais.
heCoopersi new novsl-AppIstoR's LItrary.
Wouaas Thoughts about Woman, b. John HsHsz
The Lectures Of Lola 5TonteE
Hugh kHllsrs New R0ok--Cruissof the Bstsev
Major Poisr'sLie and Advsasurss-PoIIacs and Esz.
FolloFing he DTuns-e glimpse OF Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages il South Western History, b. Mssk
Isabslla Gray. A u0vsl b. a Lay.
History Of oIv1izuii0n IN Engzndby b T Buckls.
eOadhg TsEt Book u Tssssabs aud Animal Phruoiay
Bsgsd Iaylors Travels In Europe, Asia aud Africa rof
Llvss0f Russian soveraigas; Rark to Pe.ar tie Gres
Domestic Annals Of Scotland b. Robt Ca,ubsrs. .-s
Speeches and Wra1gs Of Hoa Ma-sazll q Ksasasrr
California Lli' IlusstkdAahors Adtrsss 70 E0sns AK
ina-
Mary psrEeat, b Mss Ann stsphaus
Past Msrsdisn, By Mrs L q sisournsv
WhsEslPs aistory Of the indicative sesBes4
Ths Life snd Tines Ct Hugh Miller, By TN Rrorn,Du
The Life Of Gen HavslOcks b wm Brock.
ulustratsd Hand Book o. American Travel
Men and Women Book Of Poems, b. nrozaia9.
Plays and Poems. By Boxer.
Vslintinss Digest. Complete in / vol. So.
sap2s JOHN YORK & CO
The Atlantic Monthly, Just received ~
ssH2z Join YORK co.
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a. - III, ~
alzsl or,
ENsEa1s,[--ztsTrm
ca,

nMNIBUSES will leave the various Hotels half hour be-
starting time for he different Railroads Persons leav
ing orders the States and getting tickets at the Hotels before
~ Evening and p NJ Morning Trains viii be called
any part the city. This line responsible for baggage
placed in its charge,
sepI7-li c. VI. KENNEDY, Agent.
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BY WNLAG asAP1l.

EEH YeRR, 0as, ilLh. Tho siesms7 Ildian Ens
pre- arrived At Halifas, Sunday piih Galway dates
Of the 2sth, and LiTerP DOL Of ths 27ih.
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The above sale postponed until Tuesday, the 18th,
when it wall positively take place
oct7 A V. S. LINDSLEY.
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OLDHAM q WHITE,
TORNE AT LAW,


1RACTICE in the District Corr o. Western Texas, zn d
the Unbai States District and Supreme Cou Austin
Tyler. Land claims o. every description laws pros
euted either before The Courts the General land Ocd Gear
Of Claims Once on Congress Avenue, near the Cass5l
isl '55-d&Hly
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We are requested to state that entries Of manu-
featured articles for exhibition at the Fair will be
received until noon to morrow, (Weduesday,) at the
Fair Ground
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EECEEyEB RX goHN EORx = 90.
-lrs. Raz3oe's Gc1plsse EefEs, trefs $50
c9urtship and Nssznony, b. Ro6art Msr-ss-
9svsapers 1ur-f A lzda q Or Day, b ehssiss r7ss
he To SISTERS, by zElzl ssash=or.h. FEft
1hs cps-a Dancez cr, tie EFss-ss Of Loa6oa IA -
olds. Forsais b Z tossT JOIN YORK & Co.
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The Ladies will see that Mrs DOYLE opens her
fall aud viater Millinery to day. She has a rich
ana desirable assortment, and any lady who desires
to possess ga love Of bonnet, can be supplied By
giving Mrs DOYLE a call.
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Among the specimens of fine apples on oxhibitio
at the Fair by Mr.. J. W. DODGE, We noticed one
nhich Eaiahs L--anLL-aara1 o.ncaa
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FpY vrtne Of writ Of Ers 6eiIs directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle
Of tennessee which is founded upon judgment rendered in said
Court the I'd day Of April, l-J-, NgTsu Downs Co.
plaintiffs, and william defendant wis expose pub
Tic sea the house door t cy o Nasve,o the Ion
day Of October NEXT all t e cta and interest OF he
said defendant de 1aFll- described house and lot, in
the said city Of Nashville lying Cherry street, aud Is bounded
follows; Beginning at the Of blot said Cherry street,
formerly owned by B. Marsha and running thence south
warly along Cherry eighty feet 90 Alley, thence along
sail Alley towards Cu e street. III feet Alley thence along
said icy nurthUary 20 feet Of said Marshal thence
with his line the beginning being the house and lot
where the defendant lives, levied and Will be sold to
satisfy said 4. IA. This 26tl day Of August lsl-.
J. B. CLEMENTS,
q S. Marshal for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
ug27-tUtds
COAL STOCK FOR SALE
WE HAVE Is3 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK We wisI % exchange likely young ne
rrors or city property faug2H 81. HAYNES & co
NASHVILLE, AUGUST 18TH, 1858.
WWTE the uuders ~ stOresa sellers Cotton,
w have agreed upon t 00Ting scale Of charges, viz
Resolving and Weighing, . cents per bale.
Receiving Weighing and Storage, Cor two months less, 50
cents per hale.
For each additional month"; fraction Of month, l9 cents
per bale.
For selling rendering account Of sales &C. . cents per bale
Purchasing. with funds in haui, 50 cents per bale.
The above charges viii D. strictly adhered every
FISHER, WIRELESS co.
a. HAMILTON
J. A.. McALISTER & CO.
ugI3FEtrB3n JOHNSON, WEAVER & co.
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The programme for to day is follows:
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS
VIII be delivered by Hon. A. V. BaowN, at II
O'clock. A. NJ.
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VOLLENTINE,s DIGEST.

AEdPHIs- February 3, ia3-s
II. YOLLIgTTE, Esq.;Ws have examined your Digest Of tas
Decisions Of the Supreme Court o. Tennessee delivered sus
quent The period at which hr. Msgs Digest Closes mech
interest The work exhibits accuracy research ahye
printing and binding we'll eNeCuted prove
able addition 70 the library % every lawyer We
be amply rewarded Tor effort % tue profession ne
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D SMALL, Judge Of the Commoa LaF
WM. 7. BROWN, and ChanoeTy Court Of Mem
G. P. F0CTE, phis.
e. G. PAYNE, B. r. MCKTERNAN
GEO. DIXON. Judze Of The Grim CouF-
ed. d. YERGER, Memphis.
SAML. ". AYRES, JOHN p. SALE
J. b. LAMB, Attorney General.
T. 8. AYRES.
NASHVILLE, March 4. Iss3.
II. FOLLTIsE, ESQ i've have examined your Digest q he
Decisions Of the Supreme Court o. Teuneee reported since
publication Of Mr. Mes Digest Ehch includes Of
Reports The points decided clearly saIa
gratifei say, that the work characterized accuracy, a
y and great industry Il via be Of much value Bgnch
and Bar and hat viii he PATRONAGE
profession, % which you justly entitled.
NELL S. BROWN, HENRY r. FOGG,
R. ". MACGAFOCK, RUSSELL HOT SION.
". z. COOPER, THOS- WASHIAGTONt
HERMAN cox, A. G. MERRITT,
MANSON d. BRIEN, sR., s. VENABLE-
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN n. EWING,
g. u. FOGG, JNO- REID,
JNO. A. McCAMPBELL, WI. X. TURNER
Francis B. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ADRIAN L. DEMOSS. Criminal Court ...."
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stores:
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Mr. c, ii. Brown, Jackson Tennessee
Msssrs. John York & Co. Naslvil lsnnsssse-
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