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DISPATCH FROM CYRUS w. FIELD
TRINITY BAY, Aug. ), 1858.

To the Associated Press, New York.
The Atlantic Telegraph feet sailed from
Queenstown on Saturday, July II, met at
mid.ocean, on Wednesday, the 2Sth, made
the splice at ! P. m. on Thursday, the
goth, and then separated, the Agamemnon
and Valorous bound to Valentia, Ireland,
and the Atlantic and Gorgon for this
place, where they arrived yesterday, and
this morning the end of the cable will be
landed
1t is l,69S nautical, or 1850 statute
miles from the telegraph house, Bay of
Bulls, Trinity Bay, and for more than
two-thirds this distance the water is over
two miles in depth. The cable has been
paid out from the Agamemnon at about
the same speed as from the Niagar1. The
electrical signal sent and received through
the whole cable are perfect.
The machinery for paying out the ca
bic worked in the most satisfactory man
ner, and was not stopped for single mo-
ment from the time the splice was made
until we arrived here
Capt. Hudson, Messrs Everett and
Woodhouse, the engineers, the electric
ians and officers of the ships, and in fact
every man on board the Telegraph fleet,
has exerted himself to the utmost to make
the expedition successful, and, by the
blessing of Divine Providence, it has sue
ceeded
After the end of the cable is landed and
connected with the land line of telegraph,
and the Niagara has discharged some car
go belonging to the Telegraph Company
she will go to St. Johns for Goals aud
then proceed at once to New York.
CYRUS W. FIrLn
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say" The people Of Tennessee will call
ed upon to vote on the first Thursday in
September next upon the question of call
ing convention "to revise, alter and
amend tho Constitution of the State of
Tenneasee. F."
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sS- The New Orleans Bee saws

ga The New Orleans Bee says: It's
no use--the Republicans will win in 1860
and we (of the South may as well pre-.
pare for it." "They who preach that
this party is declining at the North, preach
false knowingly, or preach false ignorant.
ly." Good sense this. and the truth.
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The sold Log Cabin' Burned Ia the
Groundi

NARROW ESCAPE OF col. TAYLOR AND FAMILY.
The cold Log Cabin" so famous in
political history, has gone at last 1t was
the residence of Gen. Harrison at North
Bend, about fifteen miles below the city,
when he was nominated for President,
and was made famous by thousand songs
in the campaign of 1910 Miniature imi-
tations were erected in every corner of the
land, and praises Of
The Rough Log Cabin,
That tells Of olden time"
were upon every tongue, and probably had
quite as much influence in the election as
any other subject that was canvassed.-
But its " latch strings" has disappeared at
last
We have no minute details of the con-
hagration, but learn from passengers who
arrived by the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road yesterday morning between one and
two o'clock, that as the train arrived at
North Bend, the old Log Cabin was en-
veloped in flames, and that its destruction
was complete 1t was occupied by Col.
VIM. III. III. Taylor (who married daugh-
ter of Gen. Harrison, and family, aud we
learn that such was the rapid progress of
the fire, AID so late its discovery, that the
members barely escaped in their night
clothes OF course, nothing was saved
in the way of furniture or documents, and
the probability is that many valuable pa
pers left by President Harrison, together
with articles cherished as relics of the Old
Hero, aud Of the early history of the West,
have been destroyed with the building
The only portrait of Mrs. Harrison in ex-
istence, (painted by Beard, with two or
three Of the General, taken at different
periods of his life, are also probably de-
stroyed.
Mrs. Harrison, the widow of President
Harrison, fortunately was not in the dwell
ing; the venerable lady at present being
at the residence of Hon. j. Scott Harri-
son, son of Gen. H., few miles beyond
the old homestead - Gin. Ga. 26h.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
INTELLIGENCE.
THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH CABLE
SUCCESSFULLY LAID
WORKING PERFECTLY.
THE FIRST DISPATCH.
TRINITY BAY, Aug. 5, 1888.

The Atlantic cable has been success
fully laid.
The United States steam frigate Niaga-
ra arrived yesterday.
The cable will be landed to-day.
The signals are perfect throughout
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4 Mistake Corrected.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Lansing, Mich, July 30, 1888.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Lansing, Mich, July 30, 1858.
Having been several times written to in
relation to the time of the Annual School
District Meetings, and having learned
that suits at law have been instituted in
consequence of misrepresentation of the
facts in the case; deem it proper to state
that the time Of holding these meetings is
the last Monday of September, as stated
in the Revised Statutes and School Law,
and as repeated in the Blank reports and
Circulars and NOT the first Monday, as
misprintcd in the Compiled Laws.
IRA MAYHEM,
Superintendent.
Publishers of papers throughout the
State will confer favor on many anxious
inquirers by inserting the above.
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Election Returns from Kansas.
LEAyENWoRTH. Kansas. Aup.

LEAyENWoRTH, Kansas, Aug. /,
By United States Express to Boonyille,
18th, complete returns from Leavenworth
Co, give a majority Of Las against the
bill
Partial returns from Shawnee, johnson
and Franklin counties increase the major
ity against the bill to 4,704 Total vote
of these counties as received is 9,S46. 1t
is thought that the whole vote Of the Ter
rtory will reach 1900. The opponents
of the bill claim majority Of c, 1000.
Topeka county east 246 votes against
the bill and 10 for it. Lecompton 122
against it and q for it. Nothing has yet
been received from the Southern and
Northern counties.
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N n=~-S~~~

Sold by 5. c. GRIMES & CO., Paw Paw Row
& LOCKWOOD. Lawrence, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally. I57.
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MISsOUI ELECTION.

Craig, administration candidate for Con
gress receives a majority in Buchanan and
Platte counties 1t is believer that Craig S
majority in the district will exceed 5000.
Companies are now being organized in
this city to go to Frazer Bivcr over the
Plains.
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special Notice.
ATTENTION ALL.

1HHE Executive Committee Of the Van Buren, Co
Agricultural Society are requested TO meet At
the Lawrence House in the village of Lawrence on
the 2lst day Of August 1858. to take into conside
ration the subject Of locating the Annual Fair Of
said society for the current year
Dated Aug. sth, 1853. Il. S0UTHWELL, pyes,
f. BRANCH,
o. OLDS. Elk. Com.
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GEORGE S. BENNETT,
Local Editor, Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2, 1857

The above certificates and many others, can be
seen at my office by any one at any time. Get one
Of my Family Almanacs, gratis, from my agents.
Manufactory, Sales rooms and Office No. S. East
Fourth street, Sd building from Main Street Gin.
ciunati, Ohio.
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From the Rev. Mr. McMullen, Pastor Of Rob
crt's Chapel: JSDiAYAPoLIs, Oct. 5, 1857.
Dir. c. w. RoBACK-Dear Sir IL have used
your Blood Purifier fer a nervous affection, from
which | have suffered much at times While IL is
pleasant to the taste, if certainly has happy effect
upon the nerves Please except my THANKS for
your kind regards and acts, and believe me-
Yours, j. w L. MCMULLFN
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E1traOrdinary Bargains

I'VE sale Tor cash, 81 extremely low prices &c
w suatls lmss. the follD suE valuable R1a sstat6-
FTKsT-A beautiful block OF Ls leo square
Of Polk u Clay streets, an EaTdugs addition 90 Nash
Vile.
SEC0Nn-Several beautiful Building Lots 60 Houston's
au1 Eptr,rr'- additions bdge1sl1 few hundred yLTds
fI1m gBu puoGc square.
L d r. ". BRONN.
febs-Im AZ Cherry street
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N 10 hasIOng been known as Tunsgss sss IL Md
w die Tennessee, would announce to f~f and ac-
Si@.ef Of tSe ss merits Of SINGERS SEWING Ma
CHiNR he wi hereafter carry With him In his Tuning
exhibit 10 his patrons and Others for the purpose
of receiving orders, Eheh he can promptly Gil from the
Nashville Agency Of /. n. Singer q Co In hi Of
the advantage Of Machinery sbo In human progress
That superiority has long been settled axiom, self
evident 10 all What the Cotton Gin has done in one de-
parment Of labor, what the Spinning Jenny and Power
Loom done others, the Sewing Machine has effected
in no porant branch Of industry
cpates from the endless toll Of stitch, stitch,
stitch ana gives her, If rich agreeable past times poor
aehed mis- regular business of Tuning that Of selling The
Dy bet Of tianos and Meodeons viii be sufcient guar
s 70 his numerous ends aHd patrons, that Of the vs
es SesinR achnes now before the public he would select
O. beat 70 uher them and hos- with hm Re
was exbited by The side or Grover q Bakers aud pro
best by the examining committee, no awarded Il
the premium the diploma aRd that for the last years
wherever Il has been exhibited n competition with other
Sewing Machines, il has taken the Premium over all.
assigned BY the Judges giving this Machine
the premium the Grover Il Baker Machine arst
that would thing which the other Id do and
and ober hinge besides; such tailoring
nom the finest soc co ton With which viii stitch ane
cambria linen beauiu y, 70 the 6ax silk
bread suitable for the hiekes harness work. and seeondY
that leaves ridge OF heavy seam the bottom Of the
goods which is liable OF short time allowing
The work 70 rip OUT ou draws the lock into the centre Of the
fabric, making the stitching look equally well both sides,
thirdly, thar il s much more durable instrument the Man
uiaetuTers being willing 70 warrant TOT thy years 70 ran
highest speed by foot power which fuy double that
Of the 6foYer Baker Machine, only requiring that the
directions be folio wed; OuThY, that uses but third
much thread being important item Of saving and ssty
gatksrs much more beautifully than II b possible 70
gather by hand which great for the ladies'
especially Dress makers. Ia shs this Machine IL Of
superior make that Il has taken he premium, over all
others wherever it has been exhibited for the last
years.
Mr. Kibbee feels assured that this setting forth ofGcs will
dlssusdO his Rcquslnances from purchasing Sewing Ma
caine Of any other make than Singers, until be visit
them they abide his time, until they fad p
Portunes 70 all on Mr. VIM A Singer, 20 Public Square,
Nashville
MI Ki0be0 still thinks the Pianos made by LEhe, New
ton Bradburys the best and the Of the MeOdeOns
made by CEFhaT Reedham & Co.; and holds himself IN
readiness furnish those instruments at the Manufacturers
prees charges added 10 those who desire them Of him.
An com addressed TO him the subject Of
Pianos msode0nB Sewing Machines will be promptly
piled to nov S-u'
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Rradahaw & Rutland

-es@eeS ~ NAsS@-A
No IA, COLLEoE STREET,
II avg Just Teeeivsd thsiz PAIL and WINTER sToCK
~ Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist n n Of ne
fouOWings
For Ladies', Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco BOOtsss thick and thin sou
with and without Heels
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters. side and front lace
Congress Caters, with and Without Heels
" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed g
/" snd AOrOooo Buskins, thick and thin sole;
with and without Heels
+" Black and Fancy lasting CATERS
i" Calfand Goat Heeled BOOtees for school,
ChildreEs Kid and Morocco bo0tees thick and fhn sole
" Ankle Ties with R0setts
" " Top bOoiees, With Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat Bootses:
Servants I" q Kip and Dutch BODIES:
Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boots
quilted bottom W. p {"
double sole W. p
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters
double sole P. L. extra
Union Ties, ssWed and peggsd;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine ". P Calf Boots seWed and pegEsd;
Calf Gnd Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties, sewed and peggsd;
=" Congress Caters;
Cloth and ?. L. Congress Caters.
Thick BTOgaRs, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots eli Of which will be- aold oheop bV
OCT BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
g " Travelling
cole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents q Trunks
=" Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valisss.
Also. Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, Satchels Black
Bags &C. ali the above articles will bs sold at ths vsrv
lowest prices BY BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No, IL College Street,
oct (S:gn Of the NegrO.)
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Flower seeds by Mail.
THrentr Choice YarietIes for One nnIlnr


THE subscriber respectfully announces that supply
that has been greatly felt by Amateurs Of Flowers
he has purchased from Mr. r Bills, Of springfield, Mass
assortment Of his Flower Seeds, which been OHnd
known in every Stale OF the Union, to be Of
reliable make the following extract from
6ss' Catalogue that It may be that sell them
exactly his His seeds embrace only those Of
raising, selections from hs best English, French,
German flower They sold about half
price flower seeds have before commanded In this
ket.
have selected Of my large cOeCos Of flower seeds
the beautiful and snowy varieties, each sort distinct
color, calculated produce fac effect when plant
ed groups in the lower border have had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical and En-
gh nbme height time Of towering color Of the dover,
growing whether erect ITHng &C, the
should and other valuable hints its cuuva-
ton 10 selecting these varieties have been careful
exclude which hY blOOmers have an Insignificant
Appearance that the collect VIII comprise only those
which really SNOWY and handsome and which believe
would prove The satisfaction Of any lady
uemsn Whs might be disposed 30 order them he COllec-
ton will be sent free by post any part Of the country at
The following prices
Assortment No. /. Consists Of twenty choice Vsris-
- ties Of Aunuslg.s..s...s .ss.s.s. 81 60
&" No. Consists Of twenty choice vaEie-
ties OF Beuuials and Perennals. ....... 90
=" No. Consists Of ten extra hne varieties
OF Annual and PerenBials embracing
many OF the new and chOiceet In culu-
hOns,ss ..ss.ssss.sss W
10 4. Consists Of Eve very choice Varie-
ties, selected from Prize Flowers Of
EBgih PsnGeB, German CaTnauOn,
Hnd PlCOtse Plnks, VeTbenBs; IraAaups
FT nCh hsiGTs, ana Double HellyhOcks,
each OF which are sold At twenty-five
oenta slnglysss ! "
Persons in ordering will please give the number Of The
Assortment. "Reminiscences be ma de in bank bills
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
isn9s-u Nashville, Tennessee.
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Guns f.! Guns /!

VETB have large assortment Of Shot Guns Double
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety.
MACY t HAMILTON.
m dOE Sausage Mills best qualify for saleby
~ MACY q HAMILTON.
ME have on hHnd large and complete asaortmeHto
~ Shovel and longs and AndrOns and Tenders kniyes
ana Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith Circular Saws
all sizes IRON 10 10 6uiIch. saw GummeF8 Machine Beet
ing all sizes from 20 inches wide. Pages Patent trcu
lar Saw Mill Straw Cutters, and great variety q Farm
Ing mp dement's. Icct 2gl MkCBF q HAMILTON.
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for the purpose ofRynE Table HALVES
aud Forks Pocket Knives, shears Less1rs, Guns
and kneai Locks Of all kinds, Cotton Cards AKesOr
the inhumeFaoe Items essay 10 make up compsss
took Of Hardware.
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snyder & FrizzeII,

NO. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part:
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do DO
do Congress, side lace Caters " ithOut heck:
do Kid boots, thick and thin scles;
90 White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin sOles;
do do do with heels;
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots for school shoes;
Boys and Children.
BOys' calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots.
fne stock OF Brogans for Plantation AsO good
stock Of shoes Tor These goods all made
order and certainly superior article. Also Men s
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in line viii Ind il their interest call de-
terminsd 70 give them she worth Of their money.
Call at No. p Public Square.
oet2 SNYDER & FEIZZELsL
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A. }. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREEF
NAEHVTLLF TENNESS

NJ 70 DAoAD DLAhhAi
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
HAVE his day purchased the interest Of Mr.. henry
MeCasn in the above business and hereby tender my
thanks 70 all my odirsnds and patrons for thsi
berRy heretofore extended TO the firm and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance Of svors from them and
wish 70 info al the world aud the rest OF mankind
that have on hand and for sale splend d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns. Psrlor Stoves for wood and
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches Hob
low Ware of every variety hand made to order Fur
sud Foot Stoves, entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description suitable for house keeping,
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work such as
House Gutterng Roofing any other branch pertaining
TO that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v ORK.
MYod friends of the River will IND to their advantage
0ca and give heGyiag bargaining elsewhere
i0r work.
ALSO for sale, one pair seOOa d'nano ENGINES Uylns
der II inches diameter and four feat with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for hight drauRhi
steamer which can be bought On reasonable terms.
June a. is25
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TRUNKS,
VALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
ADIEs' sne Travelling Trunks; extra siusi
II do Oleleslher Trunks, all Sizes
do do do Ashland DO
do Russell yallse5
A large stock Of
Carpet Bags saches, and Black BsgB OF all sizes and
styles; all cheap for cash.
Can at No. q Public Square.
OetS SNYDER * FRIZZBLL.
LADIES WEAR.
I AsTlNG Caters, With and without heels,
II F." Congress Caters, with and Without heels.
Lasting Front Lace Callers,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace
Boots, with without heels,
French Slippers and Bnskins,
Kid Slippers ane Buskins,
French Kid Slippers with heels.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-1OO
IT hhds prime to choice Sugar
zoo bbls Powdered, L0af and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio COdse;-
$50 bbls hOasses;
100 4 bbls do
50 bags Old Gov Java and LaguaJrs Coffee
IS bbls Macksrel assorted;
80 dozen Buckets
$50 bo1ssStar and Mould Candles;
300 kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands
81, 900 Imported Regalia Cigars
$4,000 assorted brands do
IS boxes Scotch HerringE
8 tisrces Fresh Figs;
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
so boxes Bar SOap.
febll NAE CHEATHAM.
7 IQUORS.-2OO bbs Pixies Magnolia Whisky
i 4 $50 bbls Robinson Co DO;
200 bb5 Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
leo bbs American Brandy,
20 bbs do Gin;
20 bbs Peach Brandy,
Also large stock Of Fine Imported Prandies and
Wines, Just received and for ssls By
feb II MSEF CHEATHAM.
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Spring Trade.
CIgar ManufaClOry
Valuable Farm for Sale

THAT VaI7abu Farm on which he undersigned have resi-.
l. for tae years. s oT sale 10 lies On ne water
of Duck TyyT IN The county ot COlee, eight miles from MAJ
CHESTER, and from AuliA1umE, and four miles
from Normandy The contains hundTed and my
J 81 which cleared, be The same or more or
lees, OF hrsJ farming land t formally known rs
tue Davidson place, this farm Two comfortable resi-
dent with necessary houses b4rnS CRIBS and stables
the gualil young orchards OF choice fruits
good spring, wafer IN abundance; stock water plenty
cunning through different sections Of said farm The toll OF
bOn tracts equal any for crops, either THn grass
and BO b united They will be sold separately teEeber
suit urchsers. Il z the best farms the
As those wishing buy would course
premises before purchasing, further de-
=CpUoD deemed unnecessary, but ala invited call
and co. loT themselves,
dosZ5 On HODGE q RAM~EY.
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Broadway Rouse.

This New Hotel IS now open Tor the RECEPTION q
Foariers being situated in central locality cor "a
y.nisrt 10 al she ddsionl Railroads, our Medical -
college post once az ne algsr renders ha NOS De-
ursbls place In ne cry 20 travellers and day boafers @
80 on the LsgislauC stu dents and travelling Hse1
rsnsray earnestly requested 10 visit THIS -
Gains viii be spared % render ell who coms comi1rsao
nd e0ntsniad- Oct6 WM. p. BhAALH-
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Advannad Tavas-

CoLLECroB's OFrIcE, CIEs halz1i
Nashville, January JON.
TUAL-PATBR9 who desire 90 avail themselves 81 Ne
Il privileges OF he law allowing prepay nest 81
tiau taxes for he ear l55l hereby nolfal pa ~
viii b waited upon BY calling a. above. lntaresE a ia
Fale Ct one per cent month viii be allowed on tle
certificates issued Owners Of laElble property all 3 ".
liaiis Of g eoFPosaEi0ns win and 90 heir s4Ea5 g
ean, a. AALsQAi
i1R17-7R Ceife9if
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FrederinIk RIair.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudoItoB, saxony, has a.
" ken once az No 10, Front street CLARK. and Of
Ts his services 10 the citizens Of Nashville for the relief and
Of Female Complaints Of all kinds; SCr0fua
worst forms; Consumption, rheumatism md DFOpsy. His
experience and practice in regard to these ard similar dis
been such 10 enable him 30 guarantees psrec
cure Il treated taken in time.
Fer sale above very superior article OF stomach
BitEers Of his invention and manufacture, togeths
Otrnr % Ifab1-lV
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'F AY s'LINDsLEY.
FOR RENT.

THAT convenient frame dwelling the Franklin Turn
pike the nTst Toll Gate occupied BY A Nc
CGmpbe, RsQ. The house contains four rooms besides
kitchen, servants &C. and has thirty ofgTOund
attached Suitable furniture be procured by the tenant
Reasonable terms desired. Possession given immed
atty. Apply %
nov. IS A. v S. LIEDSLEY.
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TTAVUNG sold my interest the establishment Of H. q.
N b fTNks a CO., 20 NeBsrs. q. n. HAYNES & r. l.
lYLES embrace the opportunity 90 return my
lhanEs trading public for an liberal patronage they
rave be lowed upon she ru lu leaving them, permit
10 spc continuance that 1--we raj patronage % which
Nsssrs Havnes Lyles, by JaCI- integrity industry. and
T-rsr- JOHN " MOTION
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Lost or stolen.

N about the goth OF January lrJ- executed lnee
90 James Hughes, made payable al tue Planters
EHuk Nashville, six. Twelve and eighteen months,
interest," each for $500 &C. and signed by myself and
Ethraim Beam endorsed by Labau Abernethy. These
were deivsTs 60 the said Hughes but have been
stOeu and the public cautioned against trading
The same, they null and void other notes
having been substituted for them.
fsb s-I3I p. }. NAYLOR.