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THURSDAY MORNING 49,. SEPT. 80, 1858

NASHVILLE RACEs.-THIRD DAY.-PreviOus
to the starting of the horses there appeared to
be more interest manifested in regard to the
result Of the race yesterday, than any previ-
GUS race of the week. This was owing to the
high reputation. as racers. of the horses en-
tered-each having been successful on many
a well contested field. There was a very fair
crowd in Attendance, the day was fine. and
every thing went wei, barring clouds OF dust
that were driven about necessarily by the
careless winds, much to the annoyance Of the
Observation-Disclosures somewhat so to the
horses engaged in the rae.
Owing to the previous dry weather, the
track was bad in order for time being very
deep in sand and dust-worsc than it has been
known for years.
The race was for the club purse of $3.50
two mile heat. Jenny Roe and Kate HIys
were the entries The latter was the favorite
at two to one--that L. offers of this kind were
mad. but very few of them were taken. The
parties on each side really seemed afraid to
hazard their money. Amongst knowing
ones" we think there was not one dollar
b IT.
Gen. W. S HARDING presided on the stand,
with tn. usual number Of Vice Presidents,
Scr .tar.es, Timers Sc. The reporters were
left lying about the course loos".' From
what could be- learned at a distance. we think
those in the judges stand enjoyed themselves.
They seemed to De pretty well provided with
the wherewithal TO dampen the dust. But to
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TIE Historical SocIcty's Exhibition
al The aauiiOI.
Time, 3:l6l-3:49i.

Commencing our day examination on the
other side of the Speakers de>k, the first thing
that meets our eyes would lac Vests picture
of Judith and Holotcrnrs. which, with Mr..
Vests Other pictures. is in this corner; there
are five. the one mention d, the musical trio,
represented Music. Lii, nature aud Art sing
ing the .bridc'' (unfnishcd). a portrait Of
Miss Davis, of New York. (al>o uniinishrd),
and small picture of an Italian female rr-
rescuting their p culiar style OF dress; h sides
III Sc there is an old portrait Of John Il. West,
Esd. the brother of the painter, and a much
respected citizen of Nashville. painted 10 years
ago; and an engraving. from Vests celebrat-
ed portrait of Byron, a copy of which, by
himself was for some time On exhibition at
Mr.. Vests store but was sold 10 gentleman
OF Petersburg, Va. These pictures. which
are the great attraction of the exhibition, are,
of course b You'd the criticism of the writer,
some of them are not quite hni-bcd, and m,~
ny perSous who look at them Object 20 them
on that account, supposiug that the lack of
Fl li-h was intentional. Most persons are
struck with TIE SIC aud bright cOlors of the
picture Of Judith, as well as its good rtprt-
sautation of j weliy and the fine action, aud
are apt to give it the preference over the 9TH
ers. but there arr some pcculia: beauties in
the pniutiug of the Bride" watch render il a
|fner picture in the opinion of the writer than
Elny Of the others. There is httlc in the pc
|turc Of Judith except manual dcXlcrity, hut
! in the Bride" almost every quality which
(nakcS "a good painter was drawn out; the fore
Shortened head, are eNtrcm,l y well done; the
B,lsent look of the bride the design and com
position and the action of the figures, the shad-
gg and shadows. as well n tn manual dexter
" shown in the rcpr, Scntat.ou OF robes, lace,
Nc, all these combined rs they are, render it
h. best picture oi Vests that We have seen;
is a great pity that it never was finished.
he musical trio is also an extremely hIe
aiuting and POSSESSES the additional advan-
hye OF being perfectly finished; the action Of
be mouth in singing i w,ll shown, aud if
allied on to say what note they were sound
~, (iur il is evident they are singing in uni
pn.) the guess would certainly be in alt,
lough it is hardly possible that the painter
adr any attempt to designate any particular
pie.
With these remarks on Mr.. Vests pictures
e will close our days round.
CICERoNE.
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Spiral llOtifes.

We would call the particular attention of
every reader to the advertisement of Nc
LEAN STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
OIL LINIMENr. They are too well known in
this community TO require recommendations.
But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of the digestive
organs without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms sch as de
Spondrncy, nervous unpleasant feeling indie
cision. lack of energy, making existence
burden. To all who may be so afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give immediate relief.
To all who may be afflicted with Sores or
Pains of any kind, try the Liniment See the
advertisement in another column.
sept2I-2w
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The PARAGUAYAN DFFCULrY.-We learn
from the BucnoS Ayrcs corr spondent of the
New York ElIress that Pres Lopez, of Para
quay, has been getting himself into bad
scrape with the British Minister Christie. re-
ceivng that distinguished diplomat with his
hat on, claiming the privilege of ii sovereign
to be crowned during tue official presentation
OF foreign Ambassadors and finally running
down the Minister'S steamer with a man-of-
war, making IA total wreck of the vessel and
her cargo, aud barely allowing the Minister
and suite time 20 escape in their night clothes
from watery grave Judging from the past
course of the English in the Rio d. la Plata.
the Admiral of the British squadron ON the
Brazil coast will hasten to avenge these out
RACES without waiting for instructions from
home. The British authorities in the Plata
generally act first. aud wait for appreciation
or disapprobation Of the home Government
until after the work is done; and by this
means it is that the English always manage
to keep ahead Of the Americans in those
quarters of the world.
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Masonic Ceremonies 4!
LAYING OF CORNER STONE!!
THE CORNER STONE OF THE
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE


will be laid on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6rH. with the
usual Masonic Ceremonies, under direction of the
NJ. ". Grand Lodge of Tennessee.
All Brethren in good standing are respectfully inyit
ed TO join IN the procession.
The Fraternity will meet at the Hall Of Cumberland
Lodge No $, in the south end of Market House. at
o'clock A. NJ, and proceed in procession around the
square 10 Cedar street; Up Cedar to High: down High
10 Church; down Church TO the place of laying the
Corner Stune where the following exercises Will take
place
Prayer by Rev. Grand Chaplain
Music by Choir.
Ceremonies Of Laying the Corner Stone by ". W
Grand Master.
Music by Choir.
The procession will then be re. formed and proceed
to the Basement room Of First Presbyterian Church.
where an Address Will be delivered by Rev. Brother
JoHN w. HAMMER, Grand Orator. and the ceremonies
VIII conclude with
Music by Choir
BencdictiOn.
The procession will then return to the'I odrc Room
down Church, Cherry, Union College streets to the
square. : r ANpFRSoN
G. p. SMITH,
S'It-o-tu UG&B Marshals
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
10000 Tickets
Nlagniuccnt Schcme

J, ASS Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
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New HoTEL-We are informed that Mr.. III.
g. SCovELL, proposes to open the books of
subscription with view to building new
Hotel, on a lot fronting on Capitol square,
and owned by himself and Mr.. GEO. SHIELDS.
The lot is large. fronting on three streets be-
sides the front on Capitol square.
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Boarding House.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he still continues Al No % North Market street,
and l. prepared 10 entertain boardcrs and travellers
and all who nay favor him with their patronage
reasonable terms. he has now several vacant rooms
IN hs house suitable Tor single persons well fans
lilies HIS table shall all times be supplied with
wait upon his guests The house Is situated about
square from tie Public Square and convenient 60
large Livery Stable, where travellers horses may be
taken 81 G. NJ SDJ IhGAIk-
Nashville sent 2-Im
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port.
SUGAR-About 100 hhds. were sold at unchanged
prices and hhds. new crop, chasing fully fair, at
9bc. = lb.
MOLASSES-We hear of nothing doing.
FIOUR-llarkat dull and sales confined 10 800 bbls
st Louis superhne AT s. % some small lots the
same 90 bbls at So so, and go superine extra
on private terms.
CORN-Stock Light $50 sacks sold at 6O065c p
bushel.
BACON-We hear Of no sales of any note.
LARD-There Is some movement Yesterday 900
terCcs sold in two lots at. and today 300 bbls
No. at lOc., and 200 at about the same
LARD OLIVE notice a sale of IS bbls depressed
at 81 e gallon.
COFFkE-No transactions reported to-day
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Stomach or Liver.

Such as Indigestion, Acidjty Of the Stomach, Choc
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Dependency
Costvcness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner-
vous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, il has, in
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial and in
others effected decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner of the
celebrated Holland professor, BOerhaye. Because Of
its great success IN most Of the European States it
introduction into the United States was intended NOR
especially for those Of ftherland scattered her
and there over the face Of this mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, now ole
II 10 the American public, knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended 20 those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by tn
continuous use Of ardent spirits other forms Of DIS
spatou. Generally instantaneous in effect 1t finds its
way dIrectk the Of life thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve, raising up the dropping spirit, and
IN lact inlusg new health and vigoT IN The system.
NOIlCE-Whoeyer expects to find this beveTa
viii be disappointed; but TO the sick, the weak
low spirited il will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed OF singular remedial properties.
TION.
The great popularity OF tins delightful Aroma ha
induced many limitations, which the public shoul
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded TO bu
land Btters tar trial. One bottle will con vince yo
how infinitely superior it is TO all these mutations
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR.
BENJAMIN PAGE. Jr.. 81 CO..
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists ana Chemists,
Pittsburgh, PA.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas.
aS- sold IN Nashville by
EwIN, PENDLEToN & Co, Wholesale Ag'ts
". w BERRY & DEMoYuIE,
nr. A. II. ROSCOE,
10. G.. BROWN,
DEMOVIIIE & BELL,
G. ". HENDERsHOTT.
WELLS, HOOPER x co,
BEECH X HUNTER,
And by Druggists generally throughout the State
ap2s-dSw1y
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Cameron PrOperty-near corner
of McLemOre s. Cedar SITS.

u. F. Wilkin, Admir-, VS.. Sarah Cameron and others
IN pursuance of decree Of the Chancery Court at
= Nashville, in the above cause, will sell, at the
Court House, IN this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, all that parcel of Real Estate
OF which Daniel Cameron died seized and possessed
lying west OF Capitol HILL and the intersection of
Cedar and McLemore streets, a whole or divided
% suit parties. Terms, II months credit with inter
j. E GIEAVFS
septl5-td Clerk A Master
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We hereby certify that have Submitted tie
1facfcl6arg Feyer and Asae Remedy = ciose in
spectan AID scientific aaly sfs and have also tested
rs qualities several cases u intsrmilteni
Fever We lake grr-l pleasure saying that has
proved completely saefezsfu, and til=t q -
skillully compounded gesnc4iy IL exrrt . uost
beneficial 41h4rnce Ia ali lts solac Prop
rcly afsersrg tie hence q bsxtllTen u The
Aedieai facuify AIs q skas Pubae
SAM MAhE1, X ~, New YoFk; csks W. kx-
ynoAxs u. T., wiz1rasln; VS. a. sszxISsros, n 4.
Ininetss 1Has- ,. JoH~-eS, n. n, Missouri; NE G.
kETrhffs1K, n b., ~ h 52E- I NoTE N = lnel3na
$50 e. 1kkHfsofcs. NJ D., CAfifoFnt4: NIX q. Asa
rc>, ~ ~ louisiana a. AaCkESzlk.
scJfe-tf Nashville Tena
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Nothing else does me any Good.

LANCASTER c. H., :. c., May, 1855.
Dr.. e. ". Jackson, Phiadelphid:- Sir:-I
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia Tor number 6f
years, and until three years since could lind nothing
which would afford me relief Fortunately for me-
heard OF Dr.. Hoolaud'- German Bitcrs, and thought
would Try them, not however, with much faith that
should be benefited by their use.
To my surprise found that takirG "A few doses
relieved Of the pain in my side chest my ap-
ctt" became good, gained strength, and fact felt
stronger and IN better health than had for a long
time. do not allow myself To- be Of the Btters,
20 can obtain them, for nO'ktg else does any good
! am willing AT all times and ready state my case TO
any one vino may wish % know the full particulars,
and shall with pleasure recommend them all who
may be afflicted with dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
Tor believe n any thing will give them relief they
Will BE- relieved by Hot hlnd's German Rittcrs. Ma
ny persons In this district have used the Bters with
beneficial results, AMI have doubt YOU could get
number of certificates were YOU 10 ask them, for
my certain know ledge quite number have been very
.auch benefited by tue use uf your medicine
almost forgot u mention that my daughter, about
six years ct age cured OF Jaundice by Ioont nds
German Bittcrs. l think best 20 mention his. AS |
have never known them used IN any other case Of
the kind. Respectfully yours,
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APPR0NfnAT PRIZES.


Whole Ticket. slO Halves Is; quarters , . So
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5ES- The Examiner at Gallatin, and the
Mirror at Columbia, are publishing daily is
sues, TO be continued during the Fairs. which
are now being held in both those places
This is what we call doing the 'neat thing
and we wish them success
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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
SANFORD's RECIPROCATING
Portable Farm l. Plantation Mill,

(PAIENTkD MARCH, 1858
NOR Grinding feed for Stock, and Corn or other
Il grain ia every variety, suited FOR family use,
ami by simply changing the plates will grind Drut :
Paints, Printers lax, Emery, &C, &c The principle
OF this Mill entirely new, and It's advantages over
every Rotary NM are highly important. lst II is
mere durable having four tunes the grinding surface
OF any Rotary Min requiring the same amount Of
power. End About half the power is saved the
resistance is all within inch Of the centre Of the
shaft. 3rd They made Of different capacities 50
as % be turned by band varied % any
Of power 20 an almost unlimited extent 4th Il can be
purchased at PRICE 9Th Its extreme snplici.
~ enables person OF less than ordinary capacity 10
remove the worn out plates ana replace them by new
ones 9th. The plates be replaced cost not 10
exceed 81 SO. 7ih. 1t will not clog, the reciprocal
ing notion combined with the peculiar dress Of the
plates rendering II impossible sth. II occupies but
little room, and Is easily removed from place place
il u capable "t grinding much larger quantity of
grain than any other Mil, with the application Of the
same amount Of power.
The subscriber has the exclusive right sell the
above Mil IN the state OF tennessee
RICHARD BRITAIN,
septlS-u Punghkeepsie y Y.
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DEArH oF WV. l. CAiHoUN.--Thc Abb vile
BaSmercommunicatesthe mournful intelligence
of the death of VIM. Lowndas youngest sou
of The late John {. Calhoun. He died on the
18th inst, at his plantation, in AbbeviIle
District
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1ro- b. l.. HATCH. assistant editor of the
Charleston Courier. died of yellow fever, at
Charleston ON the 25th inst. lie was young
nan Of about 25 years Of age, of fine naive
Intellect aud good culture. His young wife
was absent on visit TO her friends Ia Maine.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, fESS., August alss, 1883
This Bank has removed q the corner oppasiIe tlie
Planters tank, m the OH unian Haak baildig. The
building formerly occupied by The Hank Of Commerce
Is rT Rent on farorable terms. Apply sooa, II you
wait II, 70
sag25-u JSo. y. JAMES.
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sEa- The New Orleans P.aIyans says that
the invocation OF GEoEGE G.. HENRY, OF Mobile,
10y which cotton yarns are made directly from
the gin, has b-en ,u,c 's-fdily tried oL several
Mississippi plantations.
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MS SOLVVNON.
PA RTNER SHIP
A & A II d.
Swan d Co.'s Lotteries.

DERSONS who desire to try their luck these eel
Il cbrated Lotteries, which draw every Saturday IN
the year have their orders promptly attended %
without the risk VI sending BY mail, by addressing
sAMI SWAN a CO.,
Box Nc. ~, r. o., Nashville.
A copy Of the 0fhctal Drawing viii be seHt each
purchaser immediately after The drawing takes place
Dor prices sec advertisement IN another coiumn.
Prise Of whole tickets $40; halves IS quarters g
SO; cigAths 81 IS. eptlT
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Markets byTeIepraph.

New ORLEANS, Sept 29.-Colton, sales to-
day 1900 bales; prices sitter but quotations
are unchanged Flour So; Corn 629 Freights
Oh cotton to Havre IL.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm: Corn
steady; Bacon quiet Si98I for sides; 68(G63
fer shoulders. Sugar steady, G5974. Coffee
steady IObNGIlI
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gss- The Memphis E,yl, AID & .qs,esr says /:
the sham democratic meeting, which met in
the Capitol last We, k to consider the cnrren-
ey question, was eonvoked by Gov. HARRIS.
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Lots ON Bell street. EdgefieId.

John Nixon VS.. o. d. Walling and A 7. Raymer.
n pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court ar
l. Nashville, at May Term, 1855 in above cause, /
Will sell, on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, THE
2OIH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, the property descrlb-
ed in the pleadings IN this case and being parcel
ground lying the West side Bell street. and be
tween roster and Netmore streets, in Edgeheld.
This property has been divided in Six Fine Lots of
good size and good depth, and three of them have
houses upon them; and will be sold on six and twelve
months credit, for notes and approved security-len
TO be retained and sale FREE REDEMPTION
J. +. GLEAVES,
septls-td Clerk 4 Master
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Valuable Free-SOiI Property
FOR SALE

WILL sell the house and lot al present occupieI
L and owned by VIM. T. Mosby, situated on High
street, South Nashville, fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred. The house is brick with
all other necessary out buildings all in good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty-si1
feet, and running back 200 feet: good location for
building site This is desirable property, those
wishing to get rid Of the enormous taxes that i'm
posed upon property holders aud We would earnestly
invite those wishing 10 invest In real 10 examine
this property.
TERMS OF sAIE-A credit Of one, two and three
years, with interest from date.
"a For further particulars call on
+. r. GIASCoCK,
JET. Real Fstqte AGENT
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New ORLEANS, Sept 29.-Ships Forest King
John Hancock, Silas Holmes and VIM. Rath-
bone from New York; bark5 Roanoke and
Leighton from Rio Janiero.
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NEw YoRK. Sent. 27

The hose Nicholas won the four-mIle race
on the Fashion Course to-day, Sue Washing
ington being distaneed.
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b The INVISIBLE LADY is on exhibition
kiollege street, in GooDwiN's Dancing
lover Beech's dry goods store.
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TWO FREE-SOH LOTS,

AM offering at private sale, until the 9th of Octo-
Der next, two beautiful Building Lots situated on
he Franklin ! Ike, or Spruce street, Just beyond
Broad, iree from taxation, and IN OF the
sirable neghborhoods IN the city. said Lots front
each IS feet on Spruce street running back $50 feet
to 10 feet alley. We Will give a bargain in these
lots, and II not sold by that time Will be offered at
public sale at the Court House gate
For further particulars enquire of
r. K. GLASCOCK
sept2l-u Real Estate AGENT
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy i'm the World.
GraefeRbnrg Fever and Agut Remedy.

fIfHiS EedlclBe does contain particle q .ia
Il eyai o. sth-f tjars9s ss.bzlaao< ~ any kind %
reiiexek fc attack II ouce and ss co1tsasd for
short time stFefgth-n the system and any
49, ----- N 81 IL
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\. HAIEs, Silversmith.
Witness. ]. ID. GIrNN.

For sale at the Principal ONCE, AIS Arch St Phia-
delplia and sold by druggists and keepers
ia every town and village Ia the United states Cana
das, West Indies and south America IS cents per
bottle See that the signature Of c NJ jackson Is ON
thc wrapper Of each bottle. sepl-lm
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25, =. NJ.
COTTON-Ihere were several buyers in the market
this morning, but the demand fell OF and the day s
business has reached barely 3 800 bales prices show
ing no mateIia chance IN our quotations.
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GbaHferp Sales
Wilson Spring Lot.

Thos. B. McEwen and Others Nance Z Maticck.
Tn pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court at
J. Nashville, in the above cause, will sell az the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER MKT, on credit of 1. . and 3
years, without interest, Lot No. "a N the plan VIII
Spring property. This Lot fronts 93 feet Vine
street-extends through to High strees-ineHdes the
Big Spring. and contains about q rere and will
be sold as a whole or divided suitably.
J. L. GLEAFES,
septl5-td Clerk * Mater
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River News.
Yellow Fever.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-River falling slowly
with feet water to Cairo. The upper streams
are reccding
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road.

nURI>G The week u ths Fair al Gasatsn. eeaa-
II meneing MONDAY, sept ssth, Trains xsll
As friowss
6Aiizsin so 2. AZ. Eiganel4 50 r. d.
Tickets 90 6AIlzLln and back 81 On
saptzs-ta kokkkI MACLEOD, supf.
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Tract of Land On Brick Church
IlrnnisxR

VIM b. Walton VS. J. J. Ham and Albert jenkins
/ pursuance of decree Of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, in the above cause I will sell al the
Court House, in this city, On SATURDAY THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on a credit of one and two
years, and free fran redemption, Of % acres
and 40 poles Of Land, lying pa miles from the city
ana on the west side Of the Brick Church Turnpike
opposite Capt. W. b. Walton 5 residence
J. f. GLEAVES,
septl0-td Clerk K Master
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ua-A Circular showing the plan II the Lotteries
vii be seat g. any one DESTROYS q receiving a.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold Al The FOL.
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Arrived.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 29.-Deaths from vel
low fever on yesterday, 66.