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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY Feb. IS, 1858.
Mr.. Griffith introduced bill TO amend the
Common School laws.
The committee on the Penitentiary report
ed adversely on the resolution in relation to
the conflict of convict labor with the mechan,
les of the State, and the report was concuired
in.
The resolution for deducting the pay of
members for the Il days of the holiday recess,
was adopted-ayes 81, noes %.
Mr.. Saunders offered a resolution to amend
the constitution so that the Judges of the Su-
preme Court may appoint their Clerks, to hold
their offices for six years; and the clerks of
the inferior courts to be elective and hold four
years.
The vote rejecting the resolution to make
the sessions of the Legislature quadrenial,
was reconsidered and the resolution passed Sc
cond reading.
Mr. Dave offered resolution compliment
tary to the naval services of Lieut.. Maury.
Several Senate messages were taken up and
disposed Of
The following bills were disposed of on third
reading:
To establish certain privileges, to confer
equal rights on members of the bar, &c. Passed.
For the benefit of the county of Sequatchie.
Passed.
To prohibit private banks and private bank
ing, and for other purposes. Referred to the
judiciary Committee.
To supply the Circuit Court Clerks office of
Sewer county with the Reports of this State.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
For the better protection Of minors. Re
jected.
Adjourned till P. NJ.
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Lectures on Europe.
TIE REX. DIR. BAIRD.

WHO has resided and travelled much IN Euroie, the
w last twenty years, viii give series Of eight His
torical Lectures that important part Of the World
illustrated by large and admirable maps, IN the Cum
berland Presby terrain Church IN this city in the course
Of this week and the following. The first, which
will be Introductory and FREE will be delivered 10
NIGHT CTucsday,) and will relate TO the present po
ltical state of Europe and the principal rulers louis
Napoleon the Tar Frederick William ", Queen Vic
taria, etc. The second will be given on WEDNESDAY
NIGHT and will relate 10 Poland and Russia the third
on SATURDAY NIGHT, on Greece and Turkey, and
the late in the East. The remaining Lectures (on
Germany France, Italy etc. viii be given next week
add the week following.
TERss.-A Ticket for the Course 81 so, two Tickets
50 so, and FIVE Tickets S. CO. Students and Clerks
81 90. Admission a single Lecture 25 cents. Tick
cts 20 be had at the Bookstores of W T. Berry Co.,
Chas w Smith and John York Co, and at the door
The lectures commence AT y O'Clock.
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For Cairo and Memphis.

TINE fine passenger packet, - I---IL
j. and regular United states srrT1DsryS.IS7
Mail Steamer, CITY OF HUNTS 0<.sssSzz--s- 1890
VILE, WASH. WEAVER, Master, viii leave on FRIDAY
Feb Goth, at O'Clock, i. NJ. for the above and all
intermediate ports For freight or passage apply on
board or TO A. l.. DAVIS,
feb.5-2t Agent
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pianos. Pianos.
BEN r. SHIELDS

ltTOttD rail- he nfirntca a. peFsors sting 0ue
w HAMS - an lnN~tce q sg<ru rlsfe. recet<ed
fhh d.y inf ~tsa,a~f fesnpesf fi-- l-trunefts Az
ffuia eFil nlkcf-s l,as-tern siy ~, an1 warrant
% ~ -feff I-srtraIAf- Pre- 1, sln utr tines
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&C. Personalities In Congress are the order
Of The day. The Insulting languages certain
administration graiiemen have been pia--.d 10
representatives In the House. i Of a kind 10
provoke mischief Seeing that the Americans
are not disposed 20 put UP with IL in silence,
however. we dare So NC shall have fewer OF
These Trades in future. The furious blast Of
Mr.. Hatch OF this State, against '.sAm- ?
Thursday. IL viii be seen, was, on Friday
hashed into the gentlest Of zephyfs b Ar.
zollieoEer, Of Tenn.--lN u Express.
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FOR RENT.

rIsHREE very desirable rvo5ns over the PiAniers'
Il Hank, suitable lnr nrices. Entrances on College
and Uuiuu rtrcrIs. Ioss -. gwen Immediately.
O. kNING, President
decI--iI IlaliLersi Ilank.
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Narper for March.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, for March, lust received
III by r. HAGAN,
fcb2r-u Market street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Title Is of the code was read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Whtthorne introduced bill for the
protection of deer.
House bill for the benefit of r. r. Gilbert
and S. T. Turner passed the third time.
Several House and Senate bills passed the
second time.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock, tomorrow morn
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides brother, in Bedford
county Tenn, the 25rd inst, by Rev j. T. Edgar
ID, WILLIAM PERCY, Esq, of Washington CO., Miss,
Miss MAMIE youngest daughter of the late Capt
William Armstrong of Arkansas.
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Pianos at Auction on Time.
7scMl. 4. Shields

WILL SELL at Auction, WEDNESDAY MORNING,
w MARCH ID, at 10 O'Clock, Splendid Iron
Frame (G1s and Octave) Pianos, OF the most approx
ell sty les, aud from the beet manufactures.
Terms months for approve endorsed notes, pay
able IN Of the CITY Ranks.
ALSO:
For Cash several second hand Pianos 20 close con
sigJynsuts, BfNJ. =. SHELLS
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For MEMPHIS and New OrIeans.
TIVE splendid passenger and a n -
j freight packet NASHVILLE, .Jssssz3
BEiisNYpER Master. viii leave esezxz&<>-ss=-=rsz--s
for the above and all intermediate ports, SATURDAY,
February 9Th, AT 10 O'Clock, A NJ For freight or
passage apply on board, -
feb26-2t A HAMILTON, Agent.
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FIR ZIG HT r A TES
PROM
Charleston and Savannah
Nashville and Stations ON ~. s.
Railroad, west of Stevenson.
zs sss2 -: 49,

First Class, (tncuding Hats pr ic0...---...st -
Sectsna issS pe
Third Gas observation-disclosures -...-.-..----- 20
Sp~cis Rates for Furniture &c -....-.. %
|soMPE1fIFOS bctwcea st-smeTs and ProEsisrs
u plytnr between New York and ChaFiestsn md
savannah has caused a redpetsp ~ strau.cEs iregtA
90 through G..a@.s A. their eharrcs ul-y f-staatc
above shc rates rom Chair, -in 81 vanlah
q Nashvife At the same time guarantee The e,si
slisn But rNrce, a any time Iur l. IL Il June TIE
rats herep fyTr atycrtse ~ Iiareush Pate from
New York and ~ iateifha - NslE lic Ia Csnsss c.fu
IA lsaTiesisn and savanna al steamship i-ies-
Flrst tl&s~, per 10. 20
S...os.tf rta.e .---.--... 20
n ~ O.. Il -. ... I IS
Sf..~iai N,,@E % . -
sulsgn 6c,cs % Agent Cent al halirad -s,f tniaLi
ars % Agest Sorih Carolina liaiirfad Cisrir~isn-
yg~rcharges and danlages fexrrfa DAMAGE fsacur-
IN Al seal 20 L. prtsarty -etticd a. hrruteisas
Far further u fnrnlztGn Carce slf i1E cta~@fra
tion Al ar,sy a, rl.r a. the y. C. hilruA IryG,
h., r.sll \, cHAs " ANDtIsStiN
scha.-F Gancfal AerUL
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Vine Shirts.

A IL. orders for Shirts left a our Store within n
~ week or ten DAYS wiz b. nlc,l pro IN tiy, and iu a
manner 10 give satisfaction a. one f the firm intends
going Past shortly viii attend 20 all orders that
We NAV receive CLIFTON A ABBOTT,
fehA-tT Is Cedar street
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Dandusia seminary.

ton lno o@-A~-A- 4 lac. : A111c@ ~ olI NeAnFNio|
A nuiIiONAf HzAriing Pays can BE- Fccuixed alto
the iartit tia Oh raue.rs tilai have rtc-itiy
Sucurrsu lsHetssi dsy Pufla asn b rsscrfy-d.
All r1llun soislI b. Tlalc laiy. The -s-Hon
coinTnaIicrt III IL - rertefaff fe5-, An1 Ui
sss- iat ~ guiy, -bSs taTIns AZ. apIy
elilscr " the Principal at fe SEN y. a. Crts
Atrry 81 laN, - hs sfcs, NJ. = iAaadrack street
tbl-ln.s NATfi1- Gross.
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Magazines for March.

Graham's Magazine for March;
Gody,s i-ady,s Hook
Frank Leslie,s Magazine
Yankee Notions
For sale by /. HAGAN.
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Partncr Manted.

A ny gentleman, possessing good business quail
~ Bcati0n aud having a saail capital Ia invest a
lsorAtive eil established btrlncss, hear 81
an opportunity II - aV,ng by apf'scut.yn AZ
fchs-u HIS OFFICE
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NEW SUPPLY OF PRINT
Notice.

T HEREBY notify aad all persons from buying
l. trading for four notes, by me given Tor house
rent for the year 1858, and made payable to ". II.
Humphrics; the first due the first Of April, am
SIS the 2nd due the first Of July, S37; the third
due on the first Of oct S3S and the fourth due ON the
first OF January next 81 Said notes have been lost
stolen from my possession before they We're delivered
To w H. Humphries, and have given new notes for
the said house rent.
Cebo5-3t W II. BRINkLEY.
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Adjourned till 2 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Part II of the revised code passed third
reading.
The following biils were disposed of on
third reading:
To provide for the distribution of the Acts
Of the present Legislature. Passed.
To allow illcgitimate children to inherit
real and personal estate in certain cases. Re
jectcd.
To change the line between the counties of
Union and Knox.
Relative to unclaimed dividends of Insu-
rance Companies. Passed.
The vote rejecting the bill to amend the Act
of 1855 6. requiring the sale of land and ne
groes to he advertised in a newspaper, was re-
considered, and the bill passed.
Senate bill to increase the salary of the
State Treasurer was rejected on second read
ing-ayes ID, noes AZ.
Adjourned till Q o'clock A. NJ, tomorrow.
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Fer New Orleans.

THE fine steamer RED RIO; rSl--A =
leave as above ON MONDAY, go s'1'-"~
March the LIST, at O'clock p. II. For freight or pas
sage apply 10
feb2G-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Land Plaster.

WE will receive per steamer Nashville, l56 barrels
w Of Plaster Of Paris. It, well known efficacy in
promoting the growth Of wheat and clover, makes n
Invaluable TO Farmers The Increased yield from IL
may be safely set down one third % one half
For sale by HARRIS n co.
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Prom ne C.drIestoR Courier
The Mason OF Charleston RaIIyfng
10 the Mount vernon Cause.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Union KlYiuning Lodge, No. 4, of this city,
held at Masonic Hail, on Thursday night last
an eloquent and instructive lecture, on ''The
origin of Masonry and the practical benefits
il dispenses, was delivered by brother FLEET
wo0p LANNEAu, to highly gratificd auditory.
After the business of the Lodge was des-
patched, the brethren adjourned to a petat sou
per or banquet, prepared by Hammond, in very
handsome style, during which, toast, sentiment
and song gave wings TO time. In the course
of the evening Brother leadon, as a faith
ful knight OF Mount Vernon. in obedience To
the wishes of his laydycfair, THE Southern
Matron, - brought before his fellow-hanqu
the proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
GINA, in aid of the Mount Vernon purchase,
and made strong and stirring appeal TO his
Charleston brethren To follow and emulate the
noble example, set by the Masonic fraternity
of The old Dominion and join, heart and
hand. in the homage and the tribute, due alike
to George Washington. he Mason, and George
Washington, "T'he Father of his Country
aad the more espl cialiy. rs called for by
daughter of the Palm ito State, who, rs The
Southern Matrol,a was stirring the heart Of
our wide r, public 10 rescue the home and the
grave OF Washington from possible proIaba-
zion and to consecrate aud perpvtuate IL as
the pill grim shrine OF America aud of the
world. In conclusion, he offered the follow
Ing sentiment:
..uosR TsrRor Il, Masonry divine
LAY her o.rrns 90 It's Pilgrim shrine.
Brother US address and sentiment met with
a hearty aud enthusiastic Response, aad led TO
the unanimous adoptioa of "A RESOLUTION, offer
ed hy Brother J.. A.. lscc. that Union Xiv in-
ming LOdre anticipate ia action OF the Grand
Loslgc. aI.d forthwith subscribe is quota TO
tLe hsllow,d enterprizc
The sahlDsnCd letter, and subscription list
shew the gratifying sequel Of the prunf,t ac-
ton Of kIlwiaiting Lodge which will. trust
be followed by every Lodge ia the state; sud
We are happy 10 .Isld, ia this connection that
the NJ. ". Grand II tster 0f the Grand Lodge
Soath Carolina. Brother Henry Buist. has IN
tinaated his inscnti"a To OFiRg the subject. as
early a. pr.acticall,' lsiofe the august body
over which be iT,Sids.-. ##8E
CfAklEs ro>. :. c, Feb. 10, lo5s.
Bno<keT r. fs,scssss, Eistor Cssrssr.;
DaE .Ssr-The nembers Of Union kiwln-
ming Lodge, No. l. A. F.. NJ, of ;. C., fully
sylnpaGhising with abe patriotic spirit, origin
aIing the elsoFts mad, tor tbe purchase Of
Aoant Vernon, desire 60 eontribuIr their por-
tGoa towards the sailae.
| have the pleasure VI enclosing sixiy-three
dollars, with llsG of the inenil~Tss
ioar sincerely aud tfaternallys
A. l.. TOBIAS,
w. NJ, Union kilwlnning Lodge, No. A.
F.M.
The subscription list mentioned above con
tanned axty-sArss names, comprising al the life
members Of the Lodge.
.sa 8 heH soa@a5
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30 EEN RAM a GE,

No. AZ, College Street.
IlENTS Calf STITCHED DO1TN'' Il. :. shoes;
VI English Laced shoes;
4" d. = Waterproof SuUched Boots;
large assortment a. very low prices by
feb6--ff JOHN RAMAGE
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Regular Packet for BuIksviIIe.

RegUIar PaCket fOf BlIIksVIIIe.
TIVE regular passenger and n Gp
il freight Steamer r l. l. 4, sr-l Crrs.zzssssl |
J Lowell, Master, will leave for .aE=ss>-z7+SF 49,
the above and alt intermediate ports on SATl Ri)AY,
February 27th at O'Clock, = NJ For freight or pas
sage apply to A HAMILTON,
feb26-2t Agent
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FOR RENT

TWO ffat.se Ho<E--rs ost hzsAefl ie@f.
tortzsic and coasenlcnsiy arg4nged situated ~rst
q fr.nkil faEnp<e, zad nr~r o. f..rost ersesins
% sanse- JSo T. GlEAVES.
I.l..l-
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BIRD CAGES.

ME have great NaTlrty of beautiful BIRD CAGES,
w the haudsumcst assortment ever brought Ia
Nashville, which viii sell cheap FOR cash.
ieb@U-u MCKENZIE x WILSON.
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For tbe Cold Weather.

IUSr rvcclve1 sscnts lace - lchpd dQNn" sbocs;
81 Geht's hrpac boitatn ~-ifchsl doklih Bosts;
uolt solea less "A Mater proOl Bsots,
febs sNAfnFR A TErEzFII-
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Peabody Premium Prolific Germ.

4 LsT rees1xed and fer safe ilmaed sapply % ne
81 above celebresst Corn, sad be = variety,
very eiarrsnt fran The uy@naotls, TAR L.asn Aay
othsF ktnd.
Dor psFthaalsrs oreuiars, ~tsieh VA furnish
1ptcAinn, casslalnlng certhE4ics lrum nuinefoas
scatieanen, hhiy roconacnans 4 ler Is FEoiuciifs
qaaiitts. azlaess ana srght, And Etaplalaon "
estd cGlfuFo.
Prsos Iss = busAsl sack sle; hall suzl.sI s. PEEK
g.. qn=Tt 50 eeutz-
fsbt-ln AklzIkoS6 CO
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co

ON Monday. March Ist 1885 We
" viii sell for Cash. IN front OF our Warehouse a
complete assortment Of Groceries CONSISTING in 1s
follows. viz:
- hltds New sugar; 100 boxes star Candles
zoo bags Coffee: loo hlfs 4 or 10
% bbls New Molasses: IS boxes selected W
40 bbls crushed and pow Cheese.
dcrcd sugar: 100 bbls White Whisky
- kits MackeTel: Is y Y Rrardy.
100 pkgs. NJ K. Raisins; Is - Holland Gin:
10 sacks Pecans: 10 \ y Rutp
sacks Almonds; 500 kegs Nails.
~ cases Sardihes; IS dOz. Painted Buckets;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; so nests Tubs. -
40 bags Pepper; IS boxes starch;
IS chests Tea: $50 SaaD.
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS ps,yleis C,ndIes
IS coils Rope: 100 doz Mason Backing:
10 cases Matches; 100 boxes FlaskS.
Together with numerous other ARTICLES % r,l, M,
coIn1lete sale LA<IER, PHILLIPS 4 co.
icb23-td No 50 Market street
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Natch Uorses for Sale.

Il the handsome pair e Grey Carriage Iiorscs az
present driven m patterson Grecnnvlds furniture
wagon They are well Orukeu and gcauc, and not
parted viii Tor any fauit.
AIEXANuTJi MACKENZIE.
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Coal Ranges and Cock Stoves.
Lawrencebirg Money.

WE are taxing Ia~renceburg Bank Notes al par
w IN payment 81 all accounts due and for ANY
article we have for sale.
frbz8-u " II GoktoN 4 co
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The Dearest spot on Earth.

The dearest spot on earth 20 me,
Is home, sweet home
The fairy land I've longed to see,
Is home, sweet homes
There, how charmed the sense NJ hearing,
There. where hearts are so enfearing,
al the world il not so cheering,
As home, sweet home.
I've taught my heart the way % prize,
Ny home. sweet home:
I've learned To hook with lovers eyes,
On home. sweet home:
There where vows are truly plighted,
There where hearts are So united
Ailthe world besides I've sighted,
For home, sweet home.
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MALTESE JACK FOR SALE.

A LARGE and remarkably well vM
~ formed MALTESE JACK, is Of f ,sfS.A
fercd for sale. a great bargain Nv
lie can be seen the SeWaneeR>Y
Livery Stable on Front Street w II -
Feb 2l-diw. Al 49,
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Amnsements.
Shakspeare's King Henry ~.

Will be acted Shakspeares Tragedy in FIVE acts,
titled KING HENRY ~; Or, THE BATTLE OF
SEfREH-SBCRF. Sir John Fa.star, Mr.. HAcSErr.
To conclude with the Farce Of Mischief MAKING
For full particulars programme bills feb2o
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NEW DRUG STORE.
DR. II J. WELLS JNO. NJ. HOOPER A X. JONES
WELLS, HOOPER 4 co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
Gals, Paints, Varnishes. Oils,
Dye-s:ufs, Brushes of all
kinds. Perfumery, Fancy ar
ticles, Fine Wines and Lii
quors, (f;r Medical Purpos-
es,) Fine Cigars and ToLac-
co, Scotch and maccaboy
SuufIs. &c. &c 10. Il CaQ
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Queensware, Bohemian Ware, &c.

TINIE subscriber has the pleasure OF announcing Ia
his friends generally and the public particularly
t.at Mr. Badger has Just arrived With very fine stock
Goods in his line. AS usual lie l. ready to meet the
wants Of his friends old customers either cash
or trade "a heretofore We b,speak for him a call
Rooms in second story, No. ~, Public square.
feb2O-u BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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For the Counting Room.


GERVAsE SKINNER: ar, T'e,,Ry B'ise aud Pound
Frsith, by nmlD0B HooN.
COUSIN WILLIAM; Tale u Fashionable Life, by
THspTnKE HouE
TRACE
DARKNESS N TIE F1OwERY LAND; ar, FopEIGy
.SsfJ~rSf'inBs fs AoIA CANA.
HISTORY or PEIER TaE GREAT, GAR or RUS
STA.
PLACE FOR EVERYTHING AND EVERYTHING
N ITS PLACE
MODERN REFORM EXAMINED; or, tie Uaio's ef as
NorfA and S0,NA.
ROMANTIC PASSAGES IN sOUTH-wESTEHsN HIS
TORY.
SONGS AND POEMS on THE SOUTH, by A. r.
MilR
Received and for sale by
fcbil--u CHARLES W. SMITH
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Repetitien of the Oratorio.

TINE O-atorio Of the Creation will he repeated for
L the benefit Of Professor wFRER, at Odd Fellows
Hail. an THURSDAY NIGHT, February 25th, being a
complimentary benefit rendered him by the ladies'
and Gentlemen engaged I'm its production.
Tickets ST. 10 be had al the Music and Bookstores
feblq-td BGSU4A
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MANNX's CONFINED
REAPER AND NOV L IL
VIII, Woods nproXement.

FTNliS celebrated Machine received the nTst premium
i Of a GRAND GOLD MtIAl. az tie best combined
Rcapsng ana Moving Machine at tic great tel -tatcs
AgrcultuT.h Fair held at Louisville. ny, Sctcul-
Der, 1881. The trial came Oh near = racuss, New
York "a Juy where all The principal MACHINES IN tie
UnTrd States we're thoroughly trsted. The Cummit
tee made their awards through Marshall 4. Wilder,
President Hei states Agricultural society At Louis
villc Ky.
II also received the award the best ReaIer and AZ
the hsi Mower before two separate Committees, aI.
pointed D ihc President u the Davidson County Ag-
ricuiturAl society, al Nashville, IN july, 1885,, over
most the machines now IN uso M iunn-ssce.
Numerous other premiums and awards were given
this Machine during the lart season over every Ma
chine Ia America
The above Machines are for sale by the undersisncd
u. p CiiEATHAM,
ts-nerAi Agent Cor the state.
FISHER, MlllJISS a. Co,
f.l,Ik NasilNlll.. TuNn.
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:. Thalberg,s Concert.

TTENRY vIEUXTEsPS. assisted by Madam RERTHA
IL JoHANNsEN Miss EMP. SIGNoR ARDAvASI, F. Has
BACEER, will take place il this city early in March.
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To our Old Customers & Friends.
WE have now located ourselves AT No. II Deadc
w rick street, whore prepared 10 furnish
them with all kinds Of drinks. such as Brandy, Whisky
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-26
For Ei< Nashville Patiot-
To Miss l..


sweet are de 4foughss Of thee my love,
Bet sweeter still % view thee,
meier knew what it to love
Until first beheld thee.
Thy imare sweet, is planted deep,
I'm sure IN ne'er'll forget thee,
BY ardent love is sealed above,
Heaven knows III meier regret thee.
HARRY.
EAsB-uIE, Feb. 22nd, 1883.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-26
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Love after Marriage;
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