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MEMPHIa RACRs.
MEMPHIS COURSE,
= R % e TICKRTa


The Races over the Memphis Course win
and continue 1--we days
The sweepstakes have clio ed with the following sutraE
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY,, October The ~ LBER STAKE"
for three year ods- soO entrance; $50 ors Nile
a. ?. B.1an name bay aey Eora Bonns years old ~
Mn oalgy enter Potso year Old b. Glencoe; dam i'm
James L. Bradlsy chestnut cotby imp. Glencoe. dam
ary Lewis g imp Ainder5y Alse, bay hey Des Chlss, BY
imp, Gielcoe' darn Brown hirys hy Birmingham
VIZ Harper names Hemplani year colt by imB York
T. O. Moore chestnut w imp Glencoe. dam Belle
g ff4nk- Asl chestnut b Third Boston sally Jones.
Also bay hey BY imported shrocks dau OF LttIs Cor
james Jackson names chestnut colt Socks By Unmarried aro
dam 9y mp Andery Also black colt Marx T3uug by Aon:
dam Lilac By imp Levisthan.
koundtree names Laura Williams, BY imp Glencoe; dam
Jane au0n. Also chestnut hlley Albion: isnl Eu
SAME DAY-Joekey Club Purse s600. Three mile heats
SECOND DAY. HEDNEsDkY, Octnler 2uTro yesr Old sta
dash Of 0ne mile, 500 entrance; $50 forfeit.
fG9 B. Rondsz'sr names bay oa By imported Yorkshire out
" = arPsE names two year old oit BY Lexington out OF
W. Chetham year old chestnut colt By Glsuso
dam Sonora Love BY Lsyfathan.
Ell Oiom names bay alley BY Albion; dam Sovereign
James Jackson names chestnut amy Fanny Bugs by imp An.
W. Roundtree names chestnut colt bv EpsiloB- dan, b 5
SANE Day T1yoessy Club PuEse $500 mile aeat.,stus
THIRD DAY, thursday, 0ctoler 2I.--Ihe ~HARPFR
ree year Oids Two mile heats s9O0 entanoe
james l. Bradley bay HIey Dss Chlss By imp Glen
coei dan, Brown Kitty, BY Birmingham.
D. Nm cagy name Pots Os, By Glencoe dan, imported
chi Blythe name black colt Huuutha, By Albion. dan,
Wagner. Also any Dean, bay fey BY Ahon dam Gencoe
W. K0undlEes namss Laura Williams By Gis1eoe dam, Jana
watson Also CHESTNUT hlley by Albion; Dam, Eudoru-
james Iackscn hlfey Any Byuuus M GIepcos.
dam, Ohelo Also, black colt Marx ung by Aibr: dan
Liiack.
Tom Moore bay alley BY mporttd Shamrock The dam
Little Corporal Also chestnut gsing By Boston dam
Sally Jones.
w e. llaPe Eames HsuPands By imported Yorkshire; dam
Blinkey. by Muckle John.
FOURTH DAY, FRlDIT October 9-JOeEsy Club Puss 500
Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, sAEuADAT, October ss-JOsEsy Club Purss
$1,000 -Four mile heats
lT "Walk Over" the above Course entities The hor 70 s
aug5G va. ROUNDTREE, Proprissor.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
AND
RICH IMPORTED HEAD DIRE ESSEs ,
Paris Flowers, PIumes, &e.

TE would respectfully inform lady friends and country
w merchants that We have recye our nFst pot1us q
rich Nj erv oois Of every
ored straw Chene English Straw Bonnets, Colorsd Flats Misses
Fouestria Hats Likewise magnificent stock
Dres and ornamental Head Orna' and Har Pins
own ot ton from Paris direct Rich FloEers for Balls and
BONN t kich Paris Pumes Of every STYLE the style
Bonne and Sash Rins making larger
t.r selected, than any ever opened.
Our regular opening day will be for fa 70 Pail and Win
ter Bonnes the 20ih Of September viii he the most
dazzing and beautul opened est prices
toEer than sold at Nashville.
Having purchased exclusively FOR cash this Fa viii give
great bargains pecia change busness 20 sEcuyey
wholesale, the lss Of January close out 0
18th q December. So look cut for bargains 5r cash. Without
exception.
Patron B0nnet and Millinery goods Our Pfa l1- o -
q small hill Of G0dds purchased az NeW forh
s.-t. p.,t -' August % 1854.
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PRoGREss OF ATFAIRsIN UrAH.-A writer in Salt
Lake City, under date Of 9th oE Augrst, gives the
following account Of affairs:
Everything Is siagnant in the city except the
siOres VI the Gentle merchants, which are throng>
ed from sunrise ill ark Hitb crowds OF people anx
ious to supply hem elves with the necessaries Of
life, Of which they have been deprived more than
year. The prices demanded and paid for goods are
just aboui as exlraVagant as those which the Nor
mons set upon their home produce aud, indeed, the
cost Of living here is nearly equal to what it in
Caliiorna at the height Of the gold fever A great
part Of the profits 70 the chnrch, which owns
All tae stsres but that the Genules occupy Il
has affixed mOntrOus rents 20 them, which, Of eonrse
ihe merchants pay; but they place prOportiOnably
higher Ir ce on all their goods, and they have
tie monopoly of the market. he charge falls IN the
eud upou those who can least afJrd 20 bear it
the working people of The Territory store close
il my he gn6orhood which the church bought three
ears ago only 5000, IS rented by Brigham Young
70 Nfessrs Rudford s. Cabot for Two thousand dol
lars per annum
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NEW IL s WINTEa aOoDs

r II A U II Z a. LII G A 5.
VETE receiving stock Of FAN and Winter Staple
w Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Brogans Carpeng, Queenswar
Hardware which invite the special OF all
Merchants making up their stock in this II is
sry say anyhing regard selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and say short
prompt buyers and cash thai prepared sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States
70 Ehich e special atten ton
Also, have large stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING that
can't quality, style and cheapness America.
Also 400 cases BOOTS & SHOES, which We sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces fCARPETING, ply ply, I wool ard all
cotton, bought for than manufacturers
prices. Call and
Also have made arrangement with Of The largest i'm
porting houses America for Queenare the ate for New
York iObbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also. Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase cash, give short notes.
and pay them, will fnd house the place for them
TRAUBE l. LUCAS. .
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FEyE next session Of the Counha ferae Lnsltas W CON-
meuce on the first MoHiay % sepe-llifr.
The budiurs are undergoing extensive ana toroun repairs
hut will he ready in full time i2f ne 9plus sl.1u A.. u-
The ulI e areay apprss q he association Of the Ha
HrNRv Izr A. NJ. VITA the suscher, Joint Prnepa
he institute and viii not fail 70 appreciate the sup
tr1iti-s int are now offered gesr additional eE m 49,
branch o a useful and polished educat0n- In la - -.
,ra.saf advantages In music vocal and insrll !.
ianpuare viii only be ramatcslly -, 4, -y.
Feretofjre, bat care will be taken 70 hags -. 4 5
means, such % p l'-A
TsTlE making il the medium q ealin ~
sc. a.. ns,art7usnf.1 Of gFu-F. and To-
Eol nss i5 made 70 the annual catalogue. For
any tdfther ulielL-sr W. ~ HARDIN
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sERAOUsE, September 9.
no-n;, Inc Ks09oliean Convention rsasssnslsd this
morning motion was immsbiafslv 80 j, -
eeed 70 nomination FOR Goysrpor isss -. ,;- -
slneu 4y various amendments by viva voice vs,s -
oy ballot Tie first amendment ursvssl.s ~
committee OF conference, with oonuitts. -, -
American convention, submitted a report Tsi.- -
port states they had liked upon al union Of oOioio
on the question Of slavery, that they azrss n1o-
me necessity Tor registry Law 20 protect the ballot
oox that the tine Of naturalization should BE- ~
tended 10 as long as it required for Dousrssiiens in
UaF states and II is our duty 70 combine 10 defsAt
t1e N pro slavery party. The agreement had receiv
mittes. eoN-
AIR. Upham stated that he had offered rssolu-
u0h IN ine COMMITTEES Affirming the power Of Con
gress 70 exclude slavery frOn The Tsrritoriss Si-b
the American COMMITTEES would not entertais ~
would take up with nothing less.
Mr. Taleott opposed The naturalization cIause
Gen Nye supported it, and believed that he rs,,o-
ulon on the slavery question covered that offered
By Mr. Upham
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EENIfE following to take eaect on and aer JUNE Is
NEW YOEEk TO NASHVILLE.
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Onasguare, year, S90EacI additional sousre eIo
Advertisers exceeding The space eOntractea
fors viii be charged for the excess.
-... -.r- Is THE WEEKLY.
OE Dollar per squsre for the ST. and FITY CRs n, ~
subsequent insertion. - ~
Advertisements Published 10 both the Daily and WskIv i
be charged the lil daily with ons-haf he useI
sdded. .-S -IS
Inaz2isEt Adseaeszts zsasf b paid fo- az Rs ss o.,
To Correspondents.
II viii great deal Of unnecesary toubls II ,r
Friends in writing viii bear in mind the following russ
Always give the date post oos. county and State the body
both cfdces in full 50
yoe write on business and on write on separate
alsets OF paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
ana conn uucati0ns solicited upon such facts and
-. as may be Of Information or interest 70 the public.
Anoly nous communications Of Wrr caracter viii receive
noattention.
u should write only side Of the paDer.
S1nnot uhdersake 70 return rejected
lt1ers on business should be directed Aessrs. T. @
- - -''f-t9
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yoeratse Hsrlld published BY lsssrs. Pope 4 Hors
- 4 Coluubia- Fsunes8ss, is fst rate adTe3is ne
= ~ ad7srssments VIII be inserted promptly ana 'A ~
soua1ls terms
orders len ct he U1fos and AzsFel oaea ior n Af@
m Be attended 70 punetuallF; addrsa5 iae kanalss
augIe-dtWEW9 kVkA = HsA--se'
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s. &. 81 a. 3. BEECH,

ARE Sgw orrSlyG DAILY AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No, ~, College street,
FENI Pan Winter Stock oG Dry Goods, consisting Of the
lHsst les si Travelling Dress Goods etc. etc La
dies, Misses l CIreus Expansion skirts, together WIKI
vel selected stock OF staple ana Fancy goods gen
Also large loof Satin De L1uc and Lace Curtains Carpets
and OF Cloths ui various styles and qualities all OF which they
stOmers Uu aU-l7-G
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FINE TOBACCO.

WTE have been appointed Sole Agents Nashville for the
sale o James Thomas Jr 0 Richmond Va Celsbruisd
Manufactured Tobacco.
Just received 20O boxes Of tie following brands viz:
JEWEL OF OPHIR, RUBY TWIST, CTTROy NECTAR
LEAF, BUTTER OR SPONGE CAKE,
which we viii sell at AIanufaetursrs' pricss for casH
fs5l6 CARTER, M'KAY 4 CO.
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FREsH ARREKALS.

lust RECEIVED by VESSEL & THOMPSON
10 Cases Claret Chateau MargaUK,
LeovidO,
25 ST. Julien,
10 Leslie's Ginger Wine,
Is French Cordial,
Is " Muscat Wine,
. Brandy Peaches,
% Brandy Cherries d" Glass Tops"
10 Corn Starch.
10 boxes and halves Layer Ilasns,
10 chess Green and Black Teas extra, and an addition
al lot Of Alsop and YounEe Sparkling Acs, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
augI2tf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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NEwTouNpE LANp. Anansf q

"You don't seem to know how to take me, - said
a vulg fellow to a gentleman he had insulted.
'.Yes l do" said the gentleman taking him by the
nose.
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Tbe AtIsutie TeIerropb

To show how correctly Tie Qleen's and the Presi>
dents messages Wer transmitted BY the cable, it
may be interesting readers to learn that on
comparison with the copies published in the London
and New York papers, We can only find three omis
sions and these occurring in our own journals
namely, the words directly" and ''in' in the last
paragraph of the Prosideuts msssage-ths sense,
however, being complete without them.
T e foIloslug message, which appears in the Lon
don liss Of the 26 b, has not it will be seen, been
characterized by the same accuracy -
NEwFOUSDE LAND, August 25, 4
1858 A. " GEEESwICH TINE.
Verse t?) takes EurOpa's passengers and mails.
Great TeOieiDgs every where we're solemized in
the Uuited SIaJes on the success Of the cable.
Bonfres, fireworks, taUr de Jois, speeches balls,
&C.
Mrs Eddy, the frst and best telegrsPheF in the
States dIet % day.
Pray give US some news for Northumberland; they
are mad for news
In ,he above fer the word '.verse7 read persia, "
and for ''Mrs Eddy read "Mr." Eldy.
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''Pray, friend, nrsyOu The master of this hOusei"
asked a traveller at an inu. Yes sir" answered
bOnf4oe "My wife has been dead these three
weeks"
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O. DARDFN. dealer in Lumber, Shingles ana Boifdsi
has now on hand large lot Of CEDAR leiloT ana Nme
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Pank- JOSH sant
linz suar Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles have
ave Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar one dressing Poplar and
me yailo pine Flooring; Single Machine, making No. ]
PoTlpT SFnsaIl In constant operation. supply any
fc--as, - y-;asl % 80 j. @. DARDEN,
ss p''''' VI Nashville Lumber Yard, No. II BEOadTE
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HUST RECEIVED
y Ladies Eoyn French Lasting but'oned shoe Caters
New Congress Caters, with and without heels.
Glove Kid
Side & Front laced Caters, with and without heels.
Slippers og French Kid, White & Black Satin, &c.
Misses and hiirens' Boots Caters and Slippers, with
heels and without. At A. College street JOHN RAMAGE.
July Il
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TED.

MAJ Seutec, active business pal tner with
w cash capital Of SOOO In Ecntecl, profitable and os
business, which Will from hundred dollars
year, e must be business man. Address Immediately a.
this oi6cei laug2s-d0
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25O,OOO
ENJINE i,ara-ta Havana Cigars The subscribers have
rgcsye ra.. arrivals lar-e addition TO their stock,
Of the noted brands OF havana Cigars, consisting OF
ERCEsI55sRa. Sgsys8aas, GI8t0 DeSfGOM,
SancI0 E'anEI, Nc gsgSslIMg1OH,
E,f Sells;
with numerous brands u all and kinds and at prices
ral-iug from SIUl. .5sa thousand.
Also. a8UU genuine I.c.u Ci-aTs. large and SMALL or eN
cegu quality which WIN De sold low close. Also, superior
yr-hia cler rz Virginia. HaN1na and Turkish Smoking To
tagcr Del I1Ll SuLls, pugs- 65s.
a. KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE.--Fourteer
and ouea acres choice land be purchased on
reasonable terms tisc0nTguieu to the market as vegetable
NAV 12 ". L. BOYD. Jr.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
CNNYDER FRIZZELL opening we'll selected stock
Of Boots and Shoes suitae the and prices
espond with the times. Consisting in part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Gaiters
Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting '' %
Cloth and Lasting Caters
Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
Slippers
Pine Toilet Slippers,
Whi hid and Satin Slippers,
Caters
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels,
Kid Boots, q"
Chfdren's Shoes Of every variety, =
Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above something nice for May Day. Aso
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Call al No q Public Square.
apri3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
zr. Ladies large sized French Dnass Trunks
NJ Fla do No. Sole Leather Covered do
N-EsE IL III do Medallion and Iron Framed do
ef.-zAz1zA3 do Extra si1esFlai Top Tray do
do Travelling SatCLels.
GENTS No. ! Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks
do English Sole Leather do
de Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Vasesi
JOHN RAMAGE,
rnav2o College street.
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currently reported sell Goods only BY Auction
while thirds Of sales mae privately like all other
Wholesale this city, with grand exception, that
cash. notes. and from Sc 2c less than
heir prices. augII TBAU BE & LUCAS.
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IsEEA1I G. HARRIS,

ISEEAI &. HARRIS,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To 5lI who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
Wv GEoB6E MILTON, charged with committing foul and
atrocou murder the Both day june 1888 upon the bodies
VIM. H. spcer aud r. II VAIL late Of county Of Dyer,
has hed from iustice, and is now running at arge.
Now Therefor l. l5ham Harris Governor as alo5es oy
virtue Of the power and authority in me vested do hereby oneT
reward Of three hundred dollars any person persons who
that behalf may be had and executed.
.,, In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
and caused lie Great seal the State to be adixei at
~ Nashville the eleventh day Of Jgy, loSs
By the Governor:
J.E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Description of George Milton.
He is about 3 years Of weighs about l3o or ll9 pounds
very bad scar upon neck chin, running up near
the ear supposed to he the "a scad, which
supposed have gone Arkansas, he lived for some
gears at Cnwley's Ridge in taat State. iyi3-f
'eTtOns' and forward bill to tins Office
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ESHA G. HARRIS, Governor f the Of Tennessee To
ali who shall see these present-eeting: Whereas it
seen made known to me- that csrtn FNW BURTON chsl
ed with having committed the Oues Of Cuen and has
fed from justice, and is running at large
Now therefore Isham G. Harris Governor aforesaid by
virtue of the power authority vested hereby
t id r W Burto and deycrhm to the sisia or Jator
of our county Davidson in order that justice in that be
may " In testimony whereof ha7eereunto set my hanand
caused great seal Of the State TO be affixed Nsh
iL's.i Vile, the Dist day Of May, ls55.
- IsHAM C. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
]. Z. r. Ray Secretary Of State
unel2-H
TDLaTN and fuIl-BOsOm shirts;
Il Fine bosom Shirts
Embroidered bosom Shirts;
... White Lisle Drawers:
White Linen Drawers;
White Jeans Drawers
White Lisle Undershirts;
White Cotton UndeTshirtsi
White Muslin Undershirts;
White and bown English Half Hose;
White and fancy Lisle HalEH1se;
W hte and fancy Cotton ualfHosei
New style Lace silk Ties
New style Fancy Silk Ties
Fine fancy SIX Suspenders;
Fine embroidered Suspeuders;
Suspenders C Weglr without vests;
White stone and Cameo Vest Butons
Coiorel Stone and Pearl Vest Butonsf
Colured Stone and gate ' est Buttons;
/ New style Felher Fans;
Whiteand cobred Ivory Fans;
Fancy aul black Spanish Fans
Just received to-day nc T. II. NCGILLS
LADIES' and Gentlsmen's Furnishing ard Fancy store,
iv5 Cor College street and Public Square.
ANDREW =. SMITH,
NO As BROADEAI, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE ITsoNs CASTINGS, NAILS
STEEL, WAGON k1LEs, ELIFrC SPRINGS,
Nd ali other articles in his line Of buiness which be offers
wholesale and retail, low for cash. the above stand
feh6-iy
| I~yONGRESs WATEER.--Ju rsssved,a a resh lot Of
| Z and genuine Congress Water. ...-.
: --ll-s DREoYELE = BELIs
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FOR RENT.

NEAT and comfortable dwelling situated Just heyond "a
a n. & c. Railroad Depot, in Zines Adion. with a good
discern aud every convenience necessary desrbla
residence. Apply to ". Z. BOYD ia.
aug24 Cherry
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The Progress os me CoaIiTIan-sThs zn.v~
nothing ..olg and BLACK Republicans C0nven.
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80 musIO sronr.

~. @. ID. BENSON & BEEO., Whole -7
EAh sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fores, n
S7ss G. A. Princes MelOde0ns, Bunaio,N. Y. Iii III II III
80 Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars. Vio-J ! =
lnceilo Acoorsons Flutes, Fagoets, F Drums, Tambuo
rnes, Banics everything the musical merchants line
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Buc Music Books and In
strdctors kinds. Oers from the country viii meet with
prompt attention Pianos tuned, and ali other str
1nts repaired 20, Union Street, lst College
senf29'
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BAGGAGE CEhLGAED AAAAhODDAaa
FFyE ONLY ROUTEby through tickets to Washington
can procured, 70 which point well as to Baltimore
ii tie shortest, Gir and respect the most rae
route. 1t only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 10 New York enablei reach te cities Of Baltimore
isglua and New YORK, al Of ticket to New York
oulv thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure Or
information four Of the principal cities IL the Union Tor
les cost than can he alardci ly any other route
And il the only ly cf Through Tickets can ne ltd
L, Riciuoud Norf8l Mles.er Fredericksburg and Peters
bur- Charleston, Savannah MacOn5 Atlanta Augusta
Bcrbley Springs and Bedford Springs,
Purers from Nashyil, take tie Stage Coaches Of Carter
Thames. or steamers Cumberland to Louisville,
eontu. there uit the United States Nail TO Cincin-
rati or with the Jacksonville Railroad to Indianapolis Ind
s direct connection Columbus Ohio with lie central
Ohio Wheeling, whence Close connection Win u5
a uore and RAILROAD made to Washington Clty ba
more. Philsdsph New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Meulls are
transferred of the Illinois Centred 'lroad
from thence passing through Terra Hgute indianapolis Dyt
and Xea, Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave CoinmDa at
10 A. IA 3:30 p. N. and T. p. NJ. d,
? Travellers requested TO notice that white ms Is us
0 a0rding Through Tickets 10 al the Eastern Cits AT
M same rate charged by other TO AeC l0r6 0y IL Is
also the shortest speedy direct all the leading points
u the East from Columbus to Baltimore only
SO miles, being miles shorter New York than by any
otrroute There changes Of by this route and
consequently less detention, than By any other.
II ? The READ baasIed with broken stone and IS entirely
dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RUNsET AGENT
Nashville, Tenn. ..... ,
For Through Tickets apply Louisville at the Office Of the
Mail steamers, the Jeaers0nvtlle Railroad Once
Main street. WM. 5. NOODSIDE,
Master Transportation b. O. D. r. L.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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TOBACCO lgANUFACTOEY.
wv MEREDITH, Al and 45 COLLEGE street, has now
w ready for lle his Factory, 500 boxes of Maniac
ured Toacco So Iu0 and $40 pounds each
Of the trade from lS to . cents per pound;
all he wholesale the trade, at prices that
cannot fail 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested to
call and eNauiua for themselves. Also
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission. win be soil by the or thousand, at less
price than ever snll ig this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety at
very low rr5res septI3-U
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s75.OOO--s75.OOO.

ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNEs--EOR
SAIF-S75 900 worth Of the most valuable real estate
sll on the most terms, Of the most
w. v ever oferedi n this market, lying Cherry, Cedar
sf M spruce streets, business houses private
deng propose 70 exchange the above for likely Negroes
81 ne Oe'' '-l- WILL, L, BOYD, Jh
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broadway House.
vi VIE above House having been thoroughly
n lehtted is now open for the reception Of traV A
eers. The proprietor hopes from his long expe
nencs in the business, and his determination Iglla
spare no pains in supplying his table win the best
the market affords, and 70 merit and recsiTe . -
share Of patronage.
TERMS.
Day Boarders, 81 50
Week Boarders, 50
WM ". WINB0URN,
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