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Great Daily southern Route

E=ssssssssssss1 zsss=ssss=ssss=s $st@711 Erz=A,
rTNHROUGH from Vicks0urg, Mississippi. to New Or
leans, Louisiana, in fourteen hours and half, by
Of the Southern and the New Orleans jackson ard
Great Northern Railroad The cheapest and most ex-
peiitiols route from Vicksburg 10 New Orleans
Hereafter the passenger train viii leave Vicksburg
daily 81 IS P. arriving At jackson and connecting
with the rain from Neg Orleans for Canton at 5:35
with the daily line OF stages for Montgomery, Ala.
Leaving Brandon 81 30 A N, arriving at Jackson
and connecting with the train from CaBtsn for New Or
leans at $50 A NJ and reaching vcksburg at II O'Clock
A.
The train Carrying the mail from Vicksbury for Nez
Orleans will leave vieksburg daily Sundays excepted At
O'Clock A. arriving at Jackson azd connecting with
The train from CaatJn for New Orleans al s. 30 A.. NJ
Leaving Jackson and connectng with tie train from
New Orleans for Canton at SIS NJ, and arriving
Vicksbutg At s.35 p. n. @. WILLIAMS,
a..
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EOEELOY 4 HARPER.

A TToREKTS AT Law, Charitston, Kiss. VIII prAo-
81 tice n The fccutng o0Butes Of North kssissippi
Tallahntchie. Pano,a, Tsloonshs. Carroll Sun6o~er
the Federal Cou at Pontotoe and the Supreme Court
81 Jsckso1 Prompt attention win be paid to the CeIec
tion 81 ClaimH placed IN their hands.
RErEKEEcEs - WstsoH, Graft 4 Hentoh, Holly
6pri1gs, Mss; ". p. SteGrns. Oxford, Mss; E. 8.
T1sber, Jsckson, Miss Watt Noble kobley, New Or
leans, La. apl5-su
EDWARD PICKETT. Jr.,
A rfoREET At Law, Memphis Tenn once, yeHeF
n soa stresS midway the Post o1oe Building.
1un4x-w.tgfv
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
wholesale and Retan
CANDY MANDATORY,

IHANKFUL TO his friends and the public for the
liberal patronage extended 10 him for the last twelve
years n. LOUIS hONTRDONICO begs leave to inform
citizens Of Memphis and vicinity that he will cen
stanty keep on hand large assortment % the best in
p0rtsi wines-Ciaret Fort, Madeira, white &e.i also
Scotch Ale and Loncon Porter Also the best Brandes
warranted 20 be pure and genuine
n l. hoNTEDoSICo always keeps sn hand greai
variety OF Fancy Candies and Tors, Assortment Of
stick Candy Prunes IN iars and boxes, Raisns Grapes
every kind Fruits and Nuts, Pickles, LO0stars, Sar-
dnes, Olives, French and English Mustard, Sugar. IN
loaf and boxes Caracao Marzsehino Old wines, Ginger
Preserves Savannah, New York and B5ston Preserves
Oatsdp Pepper Sauce Chocolate C0rdikis Syrups Mac
csruDi Yermaoeli. the best Havana CEars. and grea
mary other articles too Numerous 70 mention, now Of
fert for sale very low either b. whoiesale retail.
BE would be glad 10 wait on his Old customers and q
many new ones a. may call upon him, promising then
genuine articles and good BARGAINS mY2-ly
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RE ORNE'S LAND OFFICE.

n FosEBY q HUNTS BLOCK No. 1s Lands IN the
MI ohicknsaw and River oountiess IN Mississippi,
Plantations in Mississippi and Arkansas Oty Lots, In
proved and rnimprcved m Memphis and suburbs, al
-svr an hand and FOR sale ap27-1y
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a TFoREKT AT Law, Austin, TunioA county, Miss,
u win attend 70 the payment Of taxes redemption Of
land either forfsttsd sod tsxes aud VIII promptly
sttend The examination Of Land titles N the counties
af Tuntz. Coshoms. Bolivar and Washington.
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Baltimore and Ohio
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ID ID n A m

HRXW ~ 49, - - E1E@4t1
r A IL r o A d .
TTIHIs Road runs nom wheeling 70 Baltimore, (S7s
miesl and to Washington t4OO miles) and presents
Inc Il runs thrUuEh wd and romantic regions Of The
Aneghenies and being sOiidy constructed completely
.etis .n sSf.st RsiIro.dS IN ths UNITED states ms
Central Ohio Railroad fUn Columbus knd BsnesvuletI
wheeling, unes this road with all portions Of the Ees
TaE oNLT THAOusH FIcxETs FROM MEMPHIS
LouIsvILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NE
TROPoLs, sold By this road, which runs direct %
more. Il also the only line by which baggage can Be
shscksd 70 washington from the Ohio river.
E1-By Tie MAIL ROUTE frun Memphis, take the mat
steamers running daily for Louiavie, c0nnectng there
with mail steamers Jefersonvls Railroad for Cncin-
IIttie Miami Railroad for Coumbus oonnectng thers
with Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
VIE 70 Eheens b the express tram q ms roate
Is less than q hours.
Bs surs % ask Tor tickets b. theBaltmors and Ohio
ED-PasseDgers from Memphis solns Esst thrsash So
Louis buy Tsrucgh Tkets by t9 Baltimore and Onio
Railroad his route lays through Fineennes Ierrs
Indianapolis ETC.. 70 Wheeling, the new ONO And
Mississippi and connnectfng Roads. These connections
all direct and the time frum s. Louis % bati9ose
b thIs -ts nav BE- had Of the Agent. under tne Plan
tsrs House at the following rates From 81. LOUIS .
t,s ,sSse0gsr takes TIE superior ears Of
ne R.ifore 4nd Ohio Rairoad which leave three times
daily Baltimore, Warrington rnusaep p1ia aha AeN
YQrk through IN 10 or II hcurss eudlng stoppages.
For sa.sty speed regularity beauty Of he o0antry and
Esne comfort this rad Is second 20 none IN the Union
FREIGHTS. = This company possesses the largest
equipment Of any RzrOae IN the United States and u
prepared Do immense business IN transportation.
me road makes Immediate connection at the wharves and
IN the streets % Baltimore with the Railroad to Phiace-
phia and New York. steamers of Ericsson and BALTIi
HORE STEAMsHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 New
YORK and b. Merchants and Miners Linz % Boston
steamers to Norfolk Charleston, Savannah, sc. Foi
particulars see freight tarG copies Of which nay Be bad
Of the Forwarding Houses N the West Of J. D. FoRD
Resolving and Forsnrding Agent at Wheellng.
WI. S. WOODSIDH,
Master of transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 stop a
sRy point and resume their seats At pleasure may ..
purchased the Company's Once, No. IS, Jenersor
- az Meunphl,
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GAsLAxn RANnnLPH. !
DIR. HI. j. HOLMES. SEN.

A Tr0RNETS AT Law. Little Rock. ArkGnsss. The
n unsettled law busness of Pike, Pike q Cur1mtns,
CUNNING and Curmins 6srisnd is n our hands ID Be
SftsnSed TO- juB2-asm
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Beaver Dam Springs.
HIPE Naan County Tenn

hickman county, Aenn.
FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOp-ietOFship and Management
THIS celebrated Wstering-PIacs, having been par
Il chased By the subscriber hss been thoroughly
paired and renovated viii be opened for the reception Of
visitors on the
= w . IA Z Il . { h or M - y
The late pr0p-ietors having disposed Or their entire in
terest IN the Springs, the subscriber assisted BY Ms
Keller viii sssu8e the entire agement cf the esah
shmsnt and neither pains expEse VIII be spared 70
render Beaver Dam OF the most pleasant and comfort
able wzterinE-piases 10 the Southwest
ACCOMMODATIONS, &C.-The build ngs have ali
oeeu placed IN excsent repair md many Improvements
sdded, 30 that POUR HUNDhED visitors be sccom-
m0ised with every osmfort and oOnveuienoe The ta5e
viii Be abundsntly supplied and wiz be equal TO those Of
drsf-cass hotels.
THE wATBRS-Tbe waters at Beaver Dam consist u
white Grey Red and Black Sulphur Chaybeate fproven
By analysis TO be The strongest the State and the best
OF Ereestone and LlmesfOre.
MEDICAL ATrBNDANCE-Ths subscriber, who has
been, the last years. engaged the practice
mzndsd at all hours ~ visitors who may chance need
his services as physician
MEANS OF ACCESS TO BEAVER DIH-There are
three routes to these Springs all OF which IN ns
pair. line Of coaches viii from Columbia three
times week, and passengers viii through from that
place IN day and pass the uest roads IN
the State. Arrangements have been made at Brittis
preaching from that direction VII hnd ready c0nveyanc8
TO the Springs.
AMUSEMBETS, &C-visitors viii dzd al Beaver Dam
. large Ball Room. ftn-Pin Alleys sc. ane trout
the place. and deer grsat abundance
may be found in the immediate vicinity
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WM. n ARIf

0RKETISS, Bolivar County Sississippt eepernl Land
IL Agent for Arkansas ara NisstssiPpi
REFEREEcEs.-Gey. H. s. FOste, Memphis; Brook,
4 snsdes. Ticksb5-z Rusi-dsm
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RATE OF CHARGE Is.

Pef week. W
Children under ten years Of SO
servants or All %
liberal deduction viii Be made in The above rates
when families remain month during the
REFERENsEs-Gsn- Hinton, Jackson, Miss. Joseph
Cox, ESQ. Selma, Ala. Dr.. Devices, Jackson, Kiss.
John ". Lspsly Selma, Ala. Ne. sTs 3. 40 Prince,
Tuscaloosa, Ala DTs W n. q r. EeWsum, Tus-
cumbia. Ala. N O. GsIlsway, G. P. Foute ESQ. d d.
Small ESQ, Memphis, Tenn. A. n. Looney, ESQ. Co
lumbia, Tern THOS. p. KILLER.
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Commencing FRIDAY, November 1S, 1851.
Two Daily Trains Each Way.
OH ssd after FRIDAY, November ID, Trains VIII rVn
" as follows:
Nail Passenger Train win leave Brownsville daily sun-
days exoeDte) at O'clock A NJ and arrive AZ Memphis
at II A. M.
Returnins-Leavss Memphis at s'eOck p. NJ, and
arrives a. Brownsville at SOS p. NJ.
The Freight and Accommodation Train leaving Memphis
daily Sundays excepted ats O'Clock NJ and Errlvs
At Brownsville at I23S NJ connecting At Msson's with
. line Of Hacks for CovingtoR.
Returning-Lesves Brownsville a. las ?. NJ, And
irving Of Memphis At SIS P. NJ.
n Through Tickets the following places be OBJ
tanned Of P. n. Patterson Bro, Commercial aoteI
viz.
CHKRRYvILLE,
TRENTON,
CAGEvILLE
McLENORBsvILLE,
UINCY,
SHADY GROVE,
HUNTINGTON, Etc
HENRY COFFIN,
novis-tf Superintendent.
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Removal.
HUME r. HILL,

IIAS removed his once from No. bank Avenue, TO
ll the corner Main and Madison streets, over the
p BANKING house Of the Southern Bank Of Tennessee
Messrs h l. Smith, Sheriff. J. p. Trexevant, Clerk Of
the County Court, and A. woodward, Notary Public,
nave feir ofees in the sane rooms and persons want
r papers certified for REGARD any place In the United
States OF out OF IT, ksve done at BIS once With
Tf--.tch apie-tf
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Notice.
nisSOIutIOn.

U,HE arm Of YL0UREOY, COOPER q LsAkss =
this day dissolved BY mutual consent, the nA'e VI
~ ~ mo @. FLOURN01S
N T. COOPER,
LEAKU.
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On. ORvILLE r. EARLY

tLate o. AtsslSepp1l
HAVING hse1ied permGnently IL Memphis, offers his
profess5lAi services 70 its citizens and persons IN
e surr0zzding country. Special attention viii Be given
6ren.
Residenos On the oorner Of HernAndo street and
Br0Sl's Avenue. Oaos, 3 Madison street my2 1y
.. KNOX wALKER---.---------.--.W- l. E'coNNIco-
TrTALKER q kOONEIOo, Lawyers, Memphis Ten
w uessee- once, Nc q south side Court Square.
e. NJ FERGER...JSo. C. FARRTssToE---o. TERoEK.
Yerger. Harrington s. Yerger,
ATroREETs Al Law, MEMPHIS, rBEE.
apIS-sn
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THEODOtGE Os OONEe
A TTcRHKT AT Law, Memphis. Tenn OBos on
- Main street IN 6resllAE's Building bstTeen Union
E11 GsySs0 streets DoEs-dly
JOHN BALLUM,
A TTOREEY At law, and Genrfai Collector for
n west Tennessee onee on generson street, Pest
Oboe Buileipg sips
WILLIAM EENNEDY, JF..
A fTOREET AT LAW-once over Gayoso Bank Build
- Ing -
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m J. n sJEDGE has returned from New YorE,
nfter an absenoe o. nlne months, and has e1eeteo
Eouas astoundipg n that city BE has teEen N
oNoe At Hs 81 Aonrse street between Main ana Seeone
atraets ani win resume the practce Of Medicine where
- hnE for sale his cebrsted Compounds AL calls At
Ssadef 10 day or night As he intends locating pers-
neuy IN Meurhis Hna from The great success be has
had n ne ment Of the various ole1se ne tninks
Il sb,lId have liberal pstronsg- from the citizens Of
N.--,,hs. jauS-diy
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Fvery subscribing three dollars before the Sstt
steel Engraving "Ms nifest Destirya splendid u En-
craving; also 10 OF The Cosmopolitan Art Journal
year-the Beautiful Magsz in Ar erica also
TO Certificate in the Award OF Premiums, BY which nne
Admission the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan Galleries
for the Year. Thus II is that for everv three dors
paid the subscriber not onlv receives Spendid Do
lar Engraving, but Also the beautifully illustrated Two
Dollar Art Journal, together VIII Cerncae 70
the Annual Award Of Premiums, by which valuable work
OF Art in Painting Sculpture Re received IN adoi-
ton giving subscriber equivalent to the vane
of five dollars and Certificate in the Award Of Premiums
gratis.
eB-The Engraving saturday Night" win be furnished
in the place OF 'sManifest Destiny" IL desired.
To those Who prefer the Magazines in place OF the
wing and Journal the Association will FUR nish WIN
Certificate the Of Premiums, OF the oi-
lowing % Magazines, viz
Emerson,s Magazine and Putnam's
Monthly, Combined.
The Atlantic Magazine, Harper's Magazne Godeys La
dy's Book Knckerbocker Magazine, southern Literary
Messenger or any foowing British Quareres
viz Edinburgh North Britt h, WeStmn err ana bondon
Quarterly Review Littes Living Age, (weeky') ana
two Certificates, 90. 80
wing to the great series Of the
subscribe to the Engraving To all az
in advance 4,
copy Of either the above Magazines. and COPY OF
COSMOPOLITAN Journal will he furnish ed Tor 90 IN
GLIDING W. Certificates in the Award of Premiums
Those subscribing Sc memberships, taking any
OF tire above named Magszns and the Engrav g. VIII
entitled the Art Journal ee and two Cerncates IN
the Award ofPremiums. Persons taking five memberships
renting S5 will be entitled to extra copy OF the En-
craving and Certificate.
Subscription received by d. +. WlLklN,
Corresponding Secretary,
dec16-to 21st ian. No. 60. Cherry rect.
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PROSPECTUS FoR'THE FOURTH YEAR
F,w OF THE y
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

FINDING JANUARY 2sth. 1s5s-PURCHAsE OF TIE
- FAMOUS DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAIhIIN,,TfSs
AT A COST OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIGHTY THOgs'
AND DOLLARsi AND THE RE-PURcBAsE OF r0w w
Frs CELEBRATED STATUE OF THE GREF X SLAVE
AT COST OF Elk TH0UsANDi Together with seve A.
hundred other valuable works OF Art renser ,ne d
Among the large and valuable cohection OF 20
be subs bers on ire Zo.h OF Jan
uary 1885, ire many from the Dusseldorf Paiptnes, en-
Othello and Desdem ona inc NEnPn
OF DIANA Trial OF Buss &C., with numerous DINERS VI
passing beauty nd vaire. =
The works in Marble will embrace Powers FAMOUS sno
original statue THE GREEK SLAVE, also the following
beautiful works in Car,ara Marble The safue OF
Statue Psyche the Nymph Of ArDo, TIE Student
"fideiity embracing, in all, several hundred mag
pi6cent and costly works in Painting scuptuye and
complete Catalogue OF which given in the sup
plement Of this Journal
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.

an the FIRST Janury 1885, the Tennessee Farmer and
~ Mechanic will be issued Weekly Paper with the
above title.
receives special care and Edited by genen en- who
practical Farmers.
The horticultural Department is in the hands Of a
practical Hortlcultrrist Pomologist, has had
N erier in Fruit Gu in he south.
The Literary Family Departments Of the Southern
Homestead are Edited by
MRS L. VIRGINIA FRENCH,
lady Of ne ability. whose literary have already
placed her at the h. ad Of eme SOUTH Mr
French viii devote her whole tine and TO render
her portion OF the sou bern Homestead useful
esng She positively writes for Paper or Mag
aEne, and those wAhing the productions on
her gifted pen, should Subscribe for the 7mestead
In addition % the above departments a condensed sum-
Report, and sSnoIsls OF general news, be .egu-
larry given.
Four Hundred Dollars i'm Prem IN ms
1--WE offer the following list Of valuable Irem ums 10
those engage In procuring SuhscFibers 10 he
Southern Homestesd The Premiums well orth eoo-
tending for Look at the List and commerce. the
work. emeniber the labor YOU bestov ana the
srger the n. {, the greater the prize i'll be.
List Of Piizes-To the LADY y no III obtain the lar.
gest Llst sub erbers the SOUTHERN HOME.
STEAD and paying therefor, according regular
terms pre- the hIh day of May ass, in pre-
sent one O. Ghoyhk a BAKIRs LAkGk SIZE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES, the Cash price Of Which, Is SlsS o.
To the who will the lara ant, y
pressn one Of MAAKr's COMBINED REAPER AND NOW
Eas ~ilh woed improvement the cash value Of ahieh
Pr the nextiarrest List, sa0 ~ CAsH
For the next .argsst Lit gricuura Library valued
AT ESQ., the successful competitor having The privilege or
selecting the Books extensive catalogue.
For the next Lis, $40 IL CASH.
The prises paid after the Eth day Of May
next; the result can be ascertaned.
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Christmas Presents

N7Ehave hand the folio wing useful and ornamental
w artic'e that would make the most valuable Christ
mas gifts that be given al Of which viii sell at very
low prices for cash.
Elegant China, Porcelain, and Java Vases.
JEWELL BoASs, great variety Of ornamental pat.
teras.
odIvA INKsrANDS, MATCH BOXES, FLOWER
STAND p, BUrrER PLATES.
MANTLE AND ETAeERE ORNAMENTS. great variety
OF elegant patterns.
vety elegant COFFEE URNs, TEA and COFFEE Pors,
In the East IN Cite
bklttASlA, rLkNtsHED TIN and English and Ameri-
nented Coal SeuItles '~@' ~~fr>' --N $780,
Feather Outer Of all sizes.
Hearth Broouns, different STYLES
English Cdtiery-PiAted.
forSA, spoons, CAKE BAskets, Caps. Ia
Ratt n Rocking, Hall and Sewing Chair.
kniie Baskets, ~llow and Japanned Tin
PLATE wAkMr Re-, most eieg mt g. eli,h n.t,.r.,
Spice Boxes Caster and Bread boxes
Patel brittaniA Casters, Liquor and Pickle st.na.
WATERS all sizes, 'he greatest variety ever s.sns,
NASHVILLE
CAKE AND PUDDING PANS
100 BIRD Gales OF the most elegant designs
Our assortment Of House Furnishing Goods more sx.
tensise and elegant than ever before aud will for
cash a very small advance upon cost.
dec2I-u MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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FOUNDRIES. ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
CAR-WHEEL MANDATORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
?,
KDGEFZELD, TEN.


NTTHTTCoMP. LFTGO CO., Founders and Mach fpfsfs
respectfully give notice that are row prepared
at Ner extensive Foundry, Machine shop Forgcs and
" execute oil orders for heavy and yht castings, ncud-
ing
Car-Wheeis of the most Improved Pat
terms.
In this department thorour knowledge long
rience enable Ne to cNalerPe c0upe'ifion.
Also, Cast-Iron Fouse-f onts Of the Improved
patterns; Plain Futed. and Ornamental Cormns
ripes ~ al Sizes Peorts for Gasp ors oNer e'ab-
Shnents where required: Steam Fnrnes Flour
Mills &c made promptly order and OF msterf.
al Parcrur attention given to repa hing machinery
low pI ices and on liberal terms.
Our Smith-Wor VIII be Of the most extensive charac-
acter; SaUMl work, srrups Tog, Pitman- Irons Saw
franks Bolts, and all kinds Of Ml-Irons, made on the
shorte { notice.
As We p'ac' icai mechanics. wishing to establish
permanent business OBJ win TO nav pa-tIcnIsr at
tentiou TO all orders Tor repairing machinery
All require Trial, and confident Of being pat
ronized.
n. B.-we have hand present a large assortme Mt
Of Fire Bars for Steam-E gnes.
wHITCoMB, LEGO &co.
Nashville, dec 4, 1S57-h
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

BY hksAr srirssss, y. r. s. Of EdInbasxh .ns "a, -,
p noAtos, frofcssor Of seienure rfieutar. h. 80
College, Nee Haven: zvois. Rosal octave isasa ~. .
gee, and uuueroas Wood aud Steel EnEfayfax. 80
This Is, confes sedy, the most plee ~ors an
published and 10 order Kivs IA ri - r,.
lat on pub have resolved red ace tDs ,t
FIVE DOLLARS FJR THE TWO voLuMssi
When By mslpos paid TO California and or, a.,
prise b 81 10 every other part ths soa "a
20 Ga ssds spostpald. So sE fess ahs "a
sheak Of the farm."
Ramit4nsss ssy Of the above publications sheula Al
vars b addressed, pozt paid, to the fa6ilahsrs,
LkOkAkD eCOfrA 40.
Ne. - Geld sTssi, New Yesk.
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Cash for Dry and Green Hides.

WE wsi pay the HIezEsr aAHxEr PAics II c.su. Ger
W Dry and Green Hiaes, dsaissrea al ear l;ras.-~.
Store, Ne broad street - - ~.S~>fS
tras persoas hAyiag Hides to sell viii ea on n,
iese aaspesng Of thea sissEhers.
Ne...e-I r.A @. ANDERSON.
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PENssxLvANaA BUCkwHEAr.
Nh sAckshuckwaEArF Lou &, Iuss reserved :. ss..
~ ssn1aeas and lar ~
sssis D. D. picKKy.
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GAM Riddeberger takes occasion to announce TO the
enjoyment of rural felicity" and return ed 10 town MS
honse again opened. and he hopes see again the
come acquainted with lots OF ones His tables shall
A. avs be literally supplied with the best our market AT
fords, and little more"
Sept I, 1857.
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gsG LIVERY STABLE. rs

XII III
{HTM. WRIGHT co, would respectfully inform tn
w citizens OF Nashville and the public
heyhave purchased the weknown Livery Stable and at
the hxtures formerly occupied by Phil
bps, Market street Just below the Square.
weare prepared to board horses by the day week
dne style.
have irst-rate lots and box-stals to accommodate
Drovers nd all friends who favor with their
patronage.
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction in Allcases
We have large number of fine Saddle -Hors and
Buggles to hire at all times.
The fact is, do not intend being surpassed by
stabein the southern country. Come along for
yourselves. VIM. T. WRIGHT 4 90.
feb3-1y
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CLiIB0RNE'S MACHINE WORKS,


VIE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers Mann
factuTers and all persons Of purc asing AT
home good machinery, such a. STEAM ENGINES, CAST.
lN'S of every description, GEARING, CAR-wUEFIs OF
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS &C. &c
IS respectfully called TO this Establishment now gro
ing rapidly the premises Of tie Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend TO carry in
fully as eNtenve as before ano shah to take
orders for Machinery and Castings We have aIreai,
commenced operations in our blschsm i'm shop roier
yard and shall give immediate satisfaction neu
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each IS personally
attending TO his own departing nt-and thus We shall be
able to superior rates than here
fore done in this city. We shall warrant every piece
work done at this Establishment, prompt ano
personal attention 20 every order left Office thus ",
hone TO give general satfaetion paonized by al
friends Of home anufacure. NJ. JACKER A Co.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn
tuns2I-f Late Nashville Mani. Co.