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them first and then put them under bonds

We copy again from the FreeSoil report:
Everything was tending to a peaceful set
tlement of all difficulties, when Gov. Ran
som tried to create dissensions by declaring
that all the outrages had been created solely
by the Abolitionists Gov. Denver stepp
forward very much excited, and said. II had
proposed plan of peace, and did not expect
recrinination." Ransom, however, repeatt
the assertion, when Governor Denver intfr-
posed again and said "There is no call for
such language here today =
The Southern party, however, persisted in
opposing this law-ignoring scheme, and the
Governor finally adjourned the meeting until
the following day. Here again, we copy the
Freesoa statement ---z---zz-.s-s-
Carriers having been sent out to give notice
of the meeting. a grand gathering from all
parts of the country took place the next day
at Fort Scott. The Governor renewed his
plan for peace and it was accepted by the
settlers. The Sheriff of the county was re-
ported as obnoxious. He was at once re-
moved, and T. r. Roberts. Free State man
from Bellefontaine, Ohio. elected by the peo-
pie in his place. .gE
The Governor then announced that he
would have the u. S. soldiers remov, from
Fort Scott, and would commission a company
of sixty militia under Major Weaver, a Free
State man, to guard the line, and protect the
settlers from invading bands from Missouri
With this arrangement the settlers seemed
perfectly satisfied, and went home congratu-
lating each other on the prospect of peace.
The sum and substance of which is, that
with the assistance of Montgomery and his
band (the pro-slavery settlers, except those
within the protection of the United States
troops, having been driven over into Mis-
souri), Gov. Denver was enabled to muster a
majority in favor of his '.plan;" and then, at
the request of the same majority, he proceed
ed to remove the law and order officials and
appoint Freesoilers in their places-removing
the pro-slavery sheriff to prevent any arrest
of Montgomery and his associates, and prom
Using to have the United States troops super
seeded by Beecher's "Ri1e-men" to prevent
any further grumbling against the atrocities
of Freesoil robbers and murderersI -rr
Who doubts now that peace has been re-
stored in Kansas? make a desolation and
call it peace!" 90 -
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SALE OF LAND.

G. rsrsoS aad eshers. w. G n. Slcncz and cthers.
THE Amoans advanced b. W. G. shelton a. agent ~
comsits. a Fraeeutns lhe Lands n the p-adink-
menfiones, uss having been tzAia ordered 81 he
arcree. sAsii sell z4sa Lands. ee,ax the .ame ss
scribr4 u si II frnst frruu Tnx W sAearon dec a.
% " IA xtef, Trusfee crsnl4ing boDdre1
errs. lxiss IA sfsth b4nk Calzbefnnd river, n
cAezthzn Caantg a Cears hoass dsar ~ N.>hs iiis
o. tsh day ~ AnEasi n~zt. a errdn 81 enr and
tHo yesrs, silhort equity q reaemVlion- Netrs aud
Ees9 srcnrsy FeaEiret, ane lisa rcs@lzed a Lands
al peynent a Pzrch<se u-oney-s
c-t<af sale - Be I.aia a cash.
rit-<1l J. q CLARK, Ccrk-
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A grand council of Baptist churches was
held yesterday ia Williamsburg. called by
Judge Culver, to review the evidence on
which he was lately expelled from the First
Baptist Church there. Ex-Gov Fetch, =. Of
Vermont. aud Ex-Gov. Briggs. of Massacha-
sets, were among the members of the council.
Judge Calvcr was completely vindica;, d, and
he aud Mrs Brown, the lady with whom be
was charged with improper conduct. were
pronounced TO he fit members OF any Baptist
church.-Ner York TriIsEe
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to me by
ID VIM. Hartsfeli, dated the 10th day oC July, 1858,
registered IN the Registers Office of Davidson county
in Book No IL, page 23, shall proceed To sell the
premises, on Saturday the 18th day of August next,
between l6 and 20 OF the land described in said
deed being part OF the place which said Hartsfeld
now lives lying the west side and adjoining the
Owen and Smyrna Turnpike The land is mostly
creek bottom, and has long been a mill pond. A plat
will be exhibited the day of sale. The terms will
be one and two years, with interest. with approved
security, and lien retained, JOS. L. EWING,
jyI5, '5S-td. Trustee
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" We have rsed shss medicine ourselves, and in
many wsth the greatest saeeess- Tks most eel
ebratsd % our German Physicians are Recommending
10. During tbs ehAngcabie weather, while nost per-
sous are srouoIed with aervoas md rhssmas< aflse-
uens, viii be found sssuaels rsm~dy ''--,xaass
ZsitaBsg.
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E=s- II Is asserted that a man marrying
nowadays marries great deal more than he
bargained for He not oaly weds himself to
a woman. but a laboratory Of prcpar chalk.
a qliatal Of whaiebone, eight coffee bags.
four baskets Of novels, one poodle dog. and a
system Of weak nerves that will keep four
servants and three doctors around your house
most Of the time.
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CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTE

O4Aoo&E A6fJNE AUUIkS.
First Class.
Piano Fortes, Books Stationery. Boots Shoes Ii
quors, Oils. &c, in bottles; Camphene and Spirits FUR
pentDe in barn els; CarpetDg China Glass and Glass
ware, in cases. Clocks, Confectoneries Cotton Cards
Cutlery in cases casks, and boxes; Dry Goods IN
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking.
Glass plates (at owners risk) Oysters in cans and
jars; saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such as specified in First and
Third classes) Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Ii
quors, in barrels and Pipes; Tobacco in boxes Leah
er, in rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks
Croekery and Queensware, in crates and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, Sad-Irons Zinc and Tin in
PIGS lin Plate ,Anvils Vices casks of Chains and Hoes
Manila ana Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings
Mil Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles, Railroad
wheels and Axles, Chairs, Spikes and Rosin in bbls.
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light ar
tcles not enumerated; also, Carboys of Acids or 9TH
er Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight at
double First Class rates.
BE- No charge for drayage, wharfage, forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York 70 Nashville.
Sc Stevenson and all stations on Nashville and
Chattanooga Road, west of entitled above
rates
Insurance.
By the above Lines = per cent less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference of 90 to rs cents per 100 pounds
on dry goods
IT y Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring at
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned to
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Char eston should be consigned
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
Jyl5-t General Agent.
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Seven Acres on Stewards. Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph p. Brown and others vs. Samuel Brown and
others.
y pursuance Of decree made in the above named
Il cause, by the Chance<y Count Nashville At us.
Ma; Term, lsss, will oner for sale to the highest.
bidder on credit Of B. and months at the Court,
House IN this city Saturday the 9Th cay Of August.
1905 the tract Il Land in the pleadngs mentioned and
described the same being tract Of seven 'crcS living.
on the Stewa's Ferry Turn pike Road in this county
and bought by the defendant, Samuel r. Brown of
VIM j. Brown. Notes with two approved securities
required and a1ien retained until purchase money is,
paid. JNO f. cIEAVFS
jye-u CAM Chancery Court at.Nnsbviuc
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GODFREY,s
Extract Of Elder Flowers,

FIR SofteHing the Skin and Improving the Complexion.
EUGENE DUPUY, 1O9 BROADWAY ". Y
Sole Agent for the United States.
The object Of this Circular give publicity TO the
most valuable and efficient Remedy that has yet been
introduced in the practice of Medicine the purpose
of removing every unsghtly appearance from the
Skin, and preserving TO IL n the latest period of
nearly all the hrmness and freshness OF youth. Ex
tensive experience and minute observations have
long satisfied the Proprietor that II applied directed
il will speedily remove unsighlly appearance.
cure all Pimplcs, Humors and Ernpiions which may
dishgure the countenance; and will mpart
Skin the most delightful softness delicate clear
ness; III short, u preserve pleasing complexion
through life, nothing is required but the of
GoDFREYS EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The sweetest and really the most perfect
BEA UTIFIER IN TURE.
This admirable preparation of Elder Flowers is very
fragrant a perfume. Elder Flowers have from tie
earliest ages been esteemed a mild and harmless
yet most perfect beauther Of the skin. Tan, sun
burns, Freckles, Redness, &c, will speedily and
completely remove.
CHILDREN 1T is singulnrly beneficial and perfectly
inoxous 10 the youngest infant
SBAyNG.-h is valuable beyond nnythng annhi-
lating every Puple, and all roughness rendering the
skin soft and urn, preparing u SO completely for the
FAMILY LouoS.-Codfrey's Extract Of Elder Flowers
will be found beyond all praise, and needs only a trial
TO be approved.
AGENrs:
CARY, HOWARD SANGER, New York.
ScHIFTEIIIS fRos Co, "a
j. W NoRCRoSs Co, Boston and New York
T. c. WELLS & Co New York
And all other Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
junel7-fH&M-4m is
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co.

az Thursday, July 18th, we viii offer
~ for sale in front Of Warehouse No 80 Public
Square, large and complete assortment of Grocer
les, consisting in part as follows
so hhds N Sugar; 100 bbls old Rye and
rs bbls Crushed Sugar; Bourbon Whisky;
rs :" Powdered Sugar; so bbls. \. York Brandy;
IS % Loaf Sugar; % - New York Gin;
rs bbls. Molasses: 25 half Ibis. - Medius
so q. Golden Syrup; Ras Malaga;
25 kegs do do. % bblsi Sweet Malaga
200 bags Bait Coffee; Wine;
Is % Pepper; 100 eighth c'ks Hennessey
Is /" Spice; Brandy;
so doz Brooms; 1O0 bbs. Rectihed Whisky;
so dOz. Wash boards; 100 . Memphis Vinegar:
$50 doz. Painted Buckets; 100 {. Cincinnati do.
rs nests Tubs; SO bias. Champagne Wine;
ECO boxes Star Candles; 100 box. do. Cider
100 % Tallow do. 10 casks Brown Stout;
so a. (36 bars) Soap; 20 Ale;
SO casks English Soda; 100 boxes Glassware:
rs bbls. No 3, large so doz. Ground Mustard;
Mackerel fresh; so - - Pepper, pure;
so half bbls Mackerel; so 90 Lemon Syrup;
20 bbls Lake Fish, fresh; 20 &" Strawbury and
so hf do do do; Pine Apple Syrup;
500 kegs Nails; 20 boxes quart Pickles;
200 boxes Mani Tobacco; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
so bales Smoking do; so doz. Cotton Lines;
SO 81 Clgars; so 4" Jute do
The above, with many other articles, will be put up
and sold in quantities TO suit purchasers.
jy l3-td CARTER. MCKAY K co.
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Important Information.

this season OF the year. family ocghi IN 30
~ rest without having In The house some proaIf
and eBcent remedy for cholera morbus dtarfhrfa-
disorders that aTs attack all and which
nav result in fatal consequences before ply scaAn
be procured
The crzfenberg Dysen,ery syrup, only so cents
Der bottle has IN the la-s years cured
of disorders Of the hoSet, no matter how NfSent-
than all other remsises AID prescTiEfsons put to-
gcther.
pk Imam, chairman az the Bard &C Health az
New York, IA the serst cholera seArcn ocrtnrs tAaf
frs- e fhis petiase rs ssed AZ Tao Vsasanisns
greasd, fh<re aaf ana<hy faai oass II cAaa<Ta
ia. Ia FokKDsT, Commissioner 81 Srtffn wafer
Workz Ger tines that 10 all of bowel com
plants. pFodeced by eating ts much fFuis or from
other not from immediate stDiA<c 81 tc
dtseharee- bet ffosn chemical change produced ~
the eontenss u tie bowels, and thai Il producers
no aarctnns u the BRAN wesch Uthef renedics are
spt 10 do.
Throughout Tenpcssoe and AlsoAma has always
h-en feuaa a pr rngs remedy Cor Biaefs flsx- u
mAy be bad q all Druggists and u The s1eseF Der Al
rsffersan 4 Frceman's furniture -tarv
Isasis-a AiFx. MACKENZIE
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NOTICE.

A IL persaes having el.lns against the estate -
"A Js.ssrsI srxus 1sc'd vii please psssent them
- ras whsa ne tine pFez<rbed BY a9 snd All pez
ssBs nAess-d % s@tf esz4te are rezaircd - n.-ke
payment th<reof.
red hWf, ~anT.
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fhe Ticket once !. IA the Passenger Depot, At.d u
open AGAR before the starting q each Train which
allows ample time fof The purchase q Tickets. il -
open nj other time during the day Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave The s A. NJ Tran,
which connects throughout ~th Trains on the other
roads- Time ~ Rirhmond a. hours; Washington iso
days; Philadelphia two and hall, and Ne~ York
three Gays THIS - lle Cheapest and best route frosa
Sasntisis ~ the k.zst
NV Orleans passengers leave on the go ?. N.
Train, arriving Memphis ia time 10 eonDect far New
Orleans on the svcning % the next day, aud 90
IN engh with boats without csieuton Al Memphss-
Thsse Tor acMiunxiiic sparta, aud B~rsch4 Springs,
leave Nashville GA NE $50 Y. u. Train which
directly TrilAbans M ihe Trsin for Nc Man
vtiie fcrsslns having MeMinnyille n the aaorning
afFlve AZ Saslsylile al J. % p AZ.
"A Nashville there bousts ~hsc leave daily fer
su1hiand, and eonnecf ~h b4is Coz different ps.ees
the usz Ans kfsssSspia rivers; sso. daily lac q
ss.es< foe Louisville. ieavBg every morning the
arrival ef the niyhf exprrss-
~ tssz chzn<e q ScAsisl<. TIE Train ffem Nsn-
ps.E4 eu1necfs dffset a Seyenson with oar mp and
down aay Trans. csns.HE delay a sashste and
ksstern Messengers And oEe tasr = szspsa ever The
former StEsdnis n snns 70 Memphis tson N.seslsis
c. l. ANDERSON,
lyio-d. General Ticket Agent-
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VO Contractors.

rINHF undersigned will receive until the 18th day
Il Of Jnly, proposals for the Excavation and stone
Work ~ the foundation of the Masonic Temple,
on Church street The 90 be full ten feet
deep and the foundation wall 80 be arst class work
manship. for further particulars enquire Of
CHARLES A. FuILfR, -.
AND ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FfdsRIs, Build. Com
II. y. WfIxfN
iyi-td I'D. HICKS,
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Lot on Carroll Street, GO feet
front, and Lot No. AZ i'm Uni
versify Lots fronting 50 fe relr
East side of Lebanon Pike.

X II. Groomes. Admir-. Of A. L. Sutdn VS. r. Al
Campbell and others.
IN pursuance Of decree made in the above r,vsc
by the Chancery Court at Nashville al its Nav
Term, 1888, VII offer for sale at the Court house. in
this city, on Saturday, the eth Of August IS5S the
property mentioned in the pleadings wit Lon ON
Carr oil street Go feet front bv $50 anacy and
Lot on east side Of Lebanon Turnpike so feet 'front.' by
40 feet 10 an alley. The Lot Clrroll'wl be. sold
as the property Of A L. Sutin deed and the Lot on
the Lebanon Turnpike joint and common property.
of said estate and r. H. Groomes.
TERNs-SIO0 in cash ON each Lot and the residue.
on and years credit, without interest
JNO GIFKVES
jy6-td c. NJ. Chancery Court al Nashville
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Stock for Sale

On SHARES Butfrimg stock. Also, shares Nash
~ willie and ChzSlanooga Railroad stock
Apply To Will l. ROYn agent
yl-u No 50 Cherry street
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NEW YORK, july 8. 1855

One Of'the fruits of the recent religious
revivals' in this city, is to be the giving up of
the practice of closing the churches during
the month of August. Even if the fashionable
Christians, uptown, all leave for the water
ing places, the doors of the sanctuary are to
remain open for the u sual service. This
resolution has been adopted by all denomina-
tons.
So, then if we can not all go to Newport
or Saratoga, or Niagara. we scan at least go
to church. But, Mr. Churchman, must we
leave our fans behind?-N. \. Express.
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A GooD Observation-Disclosures people, who
cannot leave the city to go to the fashionable
watering places during the dog days, are
going to have one advantage this season
never vouchsafed them beforehand what
that is New York correspondent of a Phil
adelphia paper lets out thus
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH To- sen one Of the prettesf and most desfTa-
Il bic places that has been offered for sale. II con-
taiDs about 400 Of fine and fertile land with ee
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing ~ Acres, well waiered and tim
b''rcd, with improy cments.
mayl5-u WILL L. BOYD, JK-
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situation Wanted.

ID Who hss been connected viii The Crsc-fs and "a
90 bisiBess. aad veil recommended.
Address Bsx 81 =. o EST
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SELLING OMg OMy! OM,l

I~hk remainder q tlas stock e Rich Paris Bonnets
and Millinery Gos<ts, q the New York Enporlusn
VII DO SOLD wahtn this month ~ great sas race,
usthnut regard D. cost other consifer.tiun.
tunsls af
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Lot on Market Street, % by 90.

Ewing Bowen rs. Callaghan and C. P. Sanders us
same.
DURSCANT To n decree Of this Court in the above
Il causes, nj Nav Term, 1855, I will offer at Pubiiu
sale, nj the Court House in this city Saturday the
9Th day Of August, 1883 what is known as tle.
Caaghan property on Market street the same buir q
% feet front BY 80 feet deep
TERMS One third cash and for the balance a cred IN
Of one and two years with interest notes with approv
cd security required and hen be retained until nle
purchase money is fully paidand property sold with
out equity Of redemption.
JNO. T. GIFAVFS
le6-td C. & NJ CAancery C.,urf NJ NashviIu.
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This 4 10 nosify All aasbted b ne either BY o..
Or otlser~l Sc, - psy any fsoseY due nay hee-s
% IA. . Q. NAIIkSk. n hulxnAcHKR.
Iyls, 'ss,-ls HEe Agent.
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE

T WILL sell the house and lot al present occupied
Il and owned by VIM 7. Mosby situated on High
street. Souih Nashville fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred. The house Is a brick with
all Other necessary out buildings all good repair
Also, vacant ioi fronting High thirty six
feet, and running hack go feet good location for
building site. This ~ desirable property 10 those
wishing get rid II the enormous that are i'm
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite these wishing % invest real examine
this property.
TERns 80 sAu[--A credit OF one, two and three
years with interest from date
Hs- For further particulars call on
Err cLAscoCK,
Jc7. Real Estate Agent.
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Extra Chance.

AM Offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
On Cherry street. adjun ing ths ~Urinn BuildngS1
tnnN IN course az erection fronting so feet and
ming back ISL f.S1- This Is The eesirab prop
ery m ihe city for sale. Also two Store Houses ca
Market street. near Spring 81. Apply 60
WILL. T. BOYD,
1y1-u No. so Cherry street
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

WE are offering for sale that beautiful and weN
w improved farm, containing % acres, fronting
the oailain Turnpike, within SIGHT Of tie LOUIS
vile and Nashville Railroad miles from Nashvil He.
THIS place u ~ me o the very best neighborhoods in
'he state The improvements, c"nslsting 81 n com
tnodl"us Dwelling HOUSE, good servants Rooms,
Kitchen, Carriage House. Stables and two excellent
spriDgs; all under substantial enclosure.
BRANsFoRD, NcwHIKTER A. Co,
Junei.-lm No. 3 Inn Block.
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CORPORATION TAXES.

v,Ax-fAfEiss e~ning property IN ms Corporation
- Nashville resnlndcd that their Corporation
and s<hcl Faxes due and I@yabe AZ the nee Of
The caf-ctnr cn The Fiflsf 90 July. Tnnse " no dc
sire - ests and troshie ~ please pay atienticn
81 tbs natics The anderssned Can be fosIna Al hnz
esnre. cay Hall GA the fablc sqnare. lItEff
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A C0unfrY Hame for SaIet

ENoURIIEN and one bali Of choice Land can
Il be purchased ON very reasonable terms. IL IS
convenient 60 the market a vegetable garden.
Apply to
may22. ". T.. HOYp JR
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THAT ELEGANT STORE HOUSE. No II east side
l. Public Square, formerly occupied by Lyons Il
Co. Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
jy15 BRANSFORD, MCWHlRTER x co.
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MEMPHIS COURSE.

THE Races over the Memphis Course will commence
Il on TUESDAY, october 10Th, 1865, and continue
FIVE DAYS.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY October 1e.-The sswAIKER
STAKE for three year Odds, 500 entrance: $50 for
felt. Mile heats; three TO fill the stake; the
Club to add 5000, provided the race is run; name
and close on the LIST day Of August 1855. Security
will be required for the forfeit in the above stake
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile
heats.
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY, October 20.-Jockey
Club Purse $500. Mile heats, three in i've.
SAME DAy-Sweepslake for two year Odds: 5000 en-
trance; $50 forfeit. "Dash Of mile )" three or more
TO I'LL the stake-now three entries. Security will be
required for the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, TUESDAY October 2I.-The "HARPER
STAKE" for three year Odds. Two mile heats; $500
entrance; 500 forfeit three more I'LL the stake
the Club to add $500, provided the is run; 10
name and close on LIST day Of August 1858 Security
will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FMDAY, October z2.-Jockey Club
Purse S+o0. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, october 23,-Jockey Club
Purse 81 ,0o0. Four mile heats
re- walk Over the above Course entities the
horse 20 the full amount OF Jockey Club purses.
IT ? All entries with forfets secured, must be di-
WIN. T. RoUNDTREE, PROPRIETOR,
Je3o-td Memphis, Tenn.
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Change of Schedule.
Ess2 - s s -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
E9- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ia
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

nN and AFTER SUNDAY, JULY llth, ls5s, the Pas
" senger Train will run az follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and $50 =. 81.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 2ssO r. ". and IS A. ~
leayc Chattanooga al . A. NJ. and =. NJ
Arriving at Nashville al 80 Il. NJ and $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville 10 the follow
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A NONG The lot We have several good Families two
n or three young Women with first child four coed
House Boys, boys frur is 10 20, good Dining room
Servants, with Rpod lot 81 field hands and girls
and n good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr2a-d IL HAYNES A co.
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OATS.
HOT BLAST IRON.

SSO SACKS OATS, just received by Steamer In,
.)cO dian, and for sale by r-
jyl5 II. D.. DICKEY.
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For RENE.

RO TONS HANGING ROCK IRON on hand and for
~ sale by
jyl5 d. D. DICKEY.
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Pleasing appearance in the first Letter Of Recon-
aaenddiiOn.