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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

this age adulteate deleterous Liquors. source
of great satisfaction introduce public
above artcesn article of unqueoned purity, aud pos
ssng no qualities except such as have the mos favorable in
1uence the human constitution.
few of soil the banks Of the Rhine produce the
grape when Will flourish no where else from whose 1ice pro-
ceels the 'Joannserg, the choicest wine Of the world
few of land in Cuba produce Ttaeco the flavor and
quality which, when manufactured cigars ncOmpara-
bly, superior that Of the pOducrof other soil And
strip Of land in the Parish Of Nchtoee in Louisiana has
long supplied the world with article OF Snuff
from Tobacco be induced grow elsewhere
In like manner has long been known that limited territory
lying the valley Of the MOnongahea river exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties marked and peculiar that its dst
it beyond rivalry.
By process recently discovered and now only my
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
Aromatic valley whisky,
with which other stand instsnts comparison.
warantabe or exszeated e1coHums by sny one who
II A. C TST Wb 81 tt " any OH'
is standard article at all the rstcass
Clubs the city Of New York. and wherever ills introduced it at
assumes its leading position, is
Awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
properties SUCH that while nmedote ef
ct pleasant and grateful it exercises the hapPies perna
nent influence upon the constitution
have analysed saup Dalys Aromatic Valley Whisky,
and find it to be tcle, of fine favor and without any
deleterious aiInAture. JAMES R. Chiffon, ND,
STATE AssAYrR's Orr1cE, % Somerset street,t
Boston, April 7th 100 }
have made chemical ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic Valley
Whisky, and find it He dCored Rye Whisky contain
ng Injurious any kind, would recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
WV. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received, and after careful ex
animation find it to he pure article entirely free from me
ddnheTGt'Hg Ingredients JtqHeHny used Yours respect
fully, JAMES J. MAPES,
Analytical Chemist.
PCOnsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY its sold BY the bOtteonly
WM. II. DAILY.
% South William street, New York,
janIa-des 3z Sole Proprietor.
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Departed this life his residence Shackle Island in
Sumner county, Thiug of tie 18Th inst, JOHN FRA
ZER ESQ., the sd ear Of his after short but painful
Illness leaving and afectonae vile, and large circle Of
relatives departure for that bourne from whence
traveller returns nduget MASTER Of rather
eccentric disposition and naturally lively and agreeable temporal
ment which agreeable companion. lie univer
sally beloved by neigbors life, and regretted
death pillar and devoted brother ofan aged
sister, who resided near sought his aye and
instruction in vain. lie Of God-an honest
man. and We feel enjoying bssul immortal
ty beyond the grave. $50 mote il be-" W. X. Ii.
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TrmPERANCE DTRECTORY.

VENNFssEE Divisions No 30 Sons OF Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night Temperance Hail. No 53asve osege
.f.cat near the sauare A. NELSON,
H. X PECK.
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
ETHIOPIAN Temple Honor, No 81, every Friday
& ] ming at the same Hall above
A.. T. BRADSHAW, ". c. T.
ROBERT BRUCE, ". V. T.
W. II. MORROW, ". u.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor No 3d. seyery Wednesday
evening a the same Hall above
". A. WHERRY, W. g. T..
L. BENSON W. Y. T.
r. BARCLAY, W. X.
VEDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No / Of 7. A. Tenn
plars meet on Thurssy evening in each month
the same Hall as above. JOHN PATTERSON, c. Of c.
RO. LAPSLEY, s. Of C.
II. II. McALLISTER, J. of c.
j. HENRY CURREY Comp. R.
ClURREY DEGREE Temple Of Homer No. IL, the
last Thursday night in each month"; at the -tall
above. W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. 7
b. W. PETTY, D. 7.
jy3I ly J NJ DALE, d. R..
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Died.

On Wednesday 10 o'clock p Mrs. SALLY WILLIAMS
cOnsort William Williams ESQ., aged seyentytEO years Her
funeral will place this morning 10 O'Clock from the
family residence, miles from the city, the SallatR Turn
pike. Services by Rev DR.. Edgar
On msrning 18th ust BOYD infant Of John H
and Elizabeth Williams funeral will place this
morning Friday alst at half past o'clock
Of Col. WHlo williams. Services by DR.. Edgar.
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J. W. GRESHAM R. G. RuTEAKEn.
GRISHAM q RUFFAKER,
Successors to Smith, Love & Coy
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
So SOUTH MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
III i'll pay Cash for all Articles Of PrOduoe.eEI
.tnt'2
WE now in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock
of the trade:
Sugars.
$50 hhds Louisiana; 100 bbs Bait Crushd aud POw'd
80 boxes Loaf 100 bbls st. Louis do do
800 bags New Orleans Rio;
Isl do Choice Baltimore
MOIaSSes.
IG5 barrels Choice Reboiled
80 q do do do
LIQUORS,
200 barrels Pikes Deans and Chsnarth's Whistles;
4u0 do Bourbon, Rye, MOnongahela and smiths 0d Re.
Whky;
300 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &c;
10 pkgs Domestic Brandy;
25 pkgs French do
. do Ginger, blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
u casks Port Wine;
% bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
SuudrieS,
boxes Candles US kegs Tobacco, grades;
200 half do do do 10000 Cigars, Do
$50 Or do do do 30 chests Green and Black Teas.
Also, good assortment Of Pepper spice, Ginger, Soda, &c
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
Oct9-dtW&wly GRESHAM Il HUFFAKER.
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ARRIVAL Of the west Indtau.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.--Tbe brig West Ind
from Port au Prince, Of the LIST, has arrived
Her passengers confirm the instruction in Hayti
Gen Geffrard, the leader the chief of Solou-
que's af Gefrard had raised . 900 men, So
ouque left PorI -au- Prince he eth with COLO
men to attack Gefrsrd. All was quiet elsewhere.
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Abouruets Panorama of Mt. Blanc viii be eI'
kibited at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. The man
ner in which the press elsewhere has spoken of this
work of art. induces TO believe ;ha, it will
be well worthy the patronage of our citizens. The
Frankfort (Ky.) Teonan says of it:
We were much pleased last Wednesday evening
with the exhibition Of this celebrated aud instruc
tive painting Mr.. Abournet has of the best
paintings ever exhibited in this city. He gives a
clear and beautiful description Of the ascent OF this
Mont besides great variety Of amusing inodeRs
calculated TO please both old and young We recon-
mend him TO the citizens Of Kentucky a gen.
tleman and his Panorama as one of uadoubted
worth.
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sew sooIs.. slld cooks.


The 'aosf i'eaEiifuI Book ever Published
Gallery Of Faaoas Ens and Arsan Poets, win an In
iFeeiog Esaef by Hsar Cooper. An Psafessor Of Eng
lisli Literature in The University Of Priass wanna,
sSiChly Hssrstratea,
with hne t'9erasisS, exsaei ia shs uess style Of he
art mostly from original ds gas ~ stia guei artists
The Josephine Galley,
Edtsd BY Alice and Ph0ee Carey beautifully bound an
a uagnigeently illustrated 5oos.
The Bible GaIIery.
Illustrating saviOrs Lie and Passion: with prBea,
in the lives Of his eple Paarchs ana Prophets
aud OF the Women Of he Old New Tesarents; win twenty
four steel illustrations.
The Prose and Poetry of Europe and Amer
Consisting Of Literary Gems an ourosit and con,.D,,,
the Choice and Beautiful ProdurOof many Of the most popu
lar writers Of the past and pt being rare and valuable
Eors.
The sacred Poets of Europe ana America
for Three Centuries.
Edited Rafus Grssod- Illustrated with splendid stse
nsrsyuss
BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
He"i'iiH iiy Bound and Elegantly Iiiustra-
The Gem Annual, The Gif Of Affection,
The Emblen Aenlory's Gin,
The Moss Rose, Tue SuoEsake,
The Tokeu- The Laurel Wreath
The Poetry Of Flowers, The Forget-sle Not
Friendships OaeFing, b. Ladies' Annual,
Religious Souvenir, Ladies' Scrap Book,
friendships GIFT,
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKSg
The Violet, Juvenile Forget-Me-Nst,
Ehe Rose BHi, The Rural Annual
Youths Keepsake, The lIumming Bird,
The Annual The Christmas Box.
ALBUMS,
In various styles % binding from the paia cloth to finest
Antique Morocco Paper Mache with beautiful color
FsssCFLE,ANEOUS.
BROWNLOw & PRYNE's.NEW WOBKFl
Ought American Slavery 10 Be PerPe.uatsi7
Debate between w O. BrownlOE and Rev. A. Pryne,
held at Philadelphia, September, 1858.
Lena Ryers-by Mary Holiness author Of ''Tempest
Sunshine"
EuiaN Sequel to the Forayers the Raid Of the DogD
tale Of the Revolution-ly Gilmore simms, Esq.
The Two sisters-by Mrs southworth-
The Initals-a story of Modern Life.
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS.
Osceola the Seminole Red Fawn Of the Flower Land.
The War Trail, the Hunt Of the Wild Horse.
the Prairie
The Scalp Hunters; Adventures amorg the Trappers.
The Hunters Feast Conversations around the Camp Fire
The Courhip OF Miles sandsh and other Poems-by Henry
Warlsworth Lopgfeox.
Electron, the the Modern Puck Tegraphe
Epic for the Times.
Two Million. POemby the author Of Nothing Wear
For by [dec2l 2. HAGAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

CAUTIos TO THE PUBIIo.-We learn that several
spurious one aud two dollar notes Of the Bank Of
Tennessee payable at the branches in East TennesN
see we're presented fer payment at the principal
Bank yesterday. They are made upon the genuine
Impressions used by the Bank and can only be de-
tected by the handwriting of the officers and mis-
spelling their names. The impressions are sent by
the principal Bank to its banches, and have been,
no doubt, Improperly distracted from some one Of
Of them. We understand that a thorough investi
CATION will be made into this matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-21

Vertigo, Extreme LanguOr and Exhaus-
tatiOn, WILL NOT TROUBLE YOU after using one bottle of
BGRH4 YES HOLLAND BL77ERS Take half a tea spoon
full regularly hour before mealseat moderatey-Ake
short walk before breakfast you win lind that all that
been sal Of this remedy is Try it, rarely fails relieve
Sick Headache, Weakness Of any kind Acdy Of the Stomach
any symptom of Dyspepsia
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BY TELEGRAPH.


LoulsvItLs, Jon 10
A man calling himself Joseph Norton Of New
Orleans, Friday last passed 10 v. L. Snoddy cheoB
90 The Citizens Bask Of New Orleans, purportiug 70
be signed by Rockford, BrowR s CO and certified
by the Bank, which proves to DC forgery To.
f5rgsr Obtained 500 dollars in money fso thousand
dollars in ,rdia county Railroad Bends and SGod
dys note for the balance. He also disposed Of sew
erai spaler forged checks. His whereabouts is noi
ascertained
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BARGAINS IN READY Maps CLOTHING Ne are
selling at Reduced Prees for Cash, the balance Of
cur stock Of OVER CoATs-BBsINEss CoATs-hearg
Pants and TsSls. WARD, BsRMEGHAM & Co.
No. 20. South Side Public Square.
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Rewnrd for Marian

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20.-One hundred dollars re-
ward is offered for the arrest Of Norton the forper
His name is Alexander instead Of Joseph as report
ed. His upper lip prorudes. The bonds were
numbered thirty>three and seventy-three.
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yTvIs vel known property and stand, squistant from
louisville, Ky Nashville Tenn, Immediately on he
Raroad intersection Of the GasgoE Braneh, anu sn
connected BY Turnpike in course Of eonstrocon Is OF
eed fer the ensuing two years. together with large
farm, in good state Of cultivation.
Ths desirable Tavern Stand in the state being
Immediately the LOUSY lille Nashville Railroad, winch VIII
be completed this coming fail.
IW he the .tan for passengers from both ends Of TIE road
going 10 the Mammoth Cave much the nearest point rO
any railrosd station to the Cave . 80,
The owner wishes engage IN other branches OF business Shen
will add 10 the importance value Of the place. None hu
competent keep such house need appy Fossn
viii be given Immediately should the farm be TOO lage vii
- visf - a. 10 suit The tavern. Address,
GEORGE NJ. PROCTOR, Three Forks ~.
xOts1 ~bff' fJanlI-d1W&w2E
Augusta Conssuionss copy % amount Of % and Ssnd Oh
~ this Otee.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-Cotton sales to day,
I, 500 bales Business limited at previous rates
Sugar steady, sales 1900 hhds Ct; Flour has an
sncing tendency, "a es of $500 ibis on ipeeu-
lation at advance of 25c, 5 90; Corn, firm, 100
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HARDwARE.-McCan & Co. offer large lot Of
common and MEDIUM one and two bI4ded Pocket
knives, Leg Chsins, Vices, Grind Stones, Germ n
HndAmerican bristcrStee Razor Srops, Shoe knives,
Stirrup Irons, Bride Bits Mortice Gate B.'rho g,
Curry Combs, and BED Screens, at from trcn,y TO
thirty per cent less "far cash." than the ssmr
Goods can be bought in the market Call at Kiik-
man & Enis' Old stand, No "a, Public Square.
ianlS-Gm
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Pm NOG RAPHY.

No branch Of euraon has higher claims upon friends OF
education than Photography, either vast and
varied advantages the with which learned
greater aid culture success
full employment, than facility in this
TAt be eftsiy learned and iHlesHtey made aUIiZ.
Gbs practical purposes, be siOJoa 6 The aKu-
ddHt tesfiOHyof CegneH. Doctors Lacyers, Tgckersc.
JOHN HART, Principal Of the high School Philadelphia
Pa-,says
profession got along in life faster, by all Odds than
any other kind OF business and that without the possession OF any
pecial brilliancy OF talents.
Those who have entirely mastered the art still use
it's eircomand, taxing notes partly Photography and
partly hand. TheT rs hour the day
in the school Of Division H. in which do the students
using this art, and with practical advantage"
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WOOD, EDDY a. co., Aagusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & co., Atauta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY n CO., Wilmington, uel4

IT the numbers tnst drawn from IL Wheel with
Of the prize that each is entd will pus
licked afer very in the following paTersA ugusta
Cal ConstudOnslist. New Orleans Delta, Noble Regsle-
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazete. Atlanta Inte
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, RchmoBd
Dispatch, New YORK Dispatch PauIdiug iss Clarion, and
Little Rock iArk.l True Democrat
iauE
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On the 18th inst by the Rev J. r. Plummer the residenc,
Of the brides father, Miss MARY CARNEY, Of HureebOro
Tenn, and d. william L. WILsoS, OF Davidson county.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Padueah, MinnstonkA, at u Il
- Cincinnati, Seventy Six at I'm
The river continues to recede slowly, though
there is stin absut Eve feet water Hsrpstb
Shoals.
The following boats are expected; S.P. Hubbard,
from Pittsburgh; Ella. from Cincinnati; and James
Johson, from New Orleans.
The John Glult was advertised to leave Louis
vile for this port yesterday.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Sevent Six, from Cincinnati
Minnetonks, from Padueah.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
B. NJ. Ruuyan. for st. Louis.
Conewsgo. for Cincinnst.
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10 -rtsr
lcEighus

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
Eacloe money address for the Tickets orisral
or which ~ b. forwarded ~ nail Purchasers
eau have tickets ending In any hguTs they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers ADD Prizes will Be pur
ehassrs Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain. ard
give their Post Office, County and state.
Remember thai every Prize is drawn and able In fll
Without deiuct0u
II All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid umeiiasy after
draWng-other prizes AZ the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
address orders for Tickets or Certifcatesto
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ADYANCEpTAXES.

CoLECToRs OFFICE, CITY HAIL,l
Nashville, JAN Il, 1853. !
TTNAXPAYERS who wish avail themselves Of the privileges
ofhe law al owing payment Of CORPORATION TAXES
year 1852 hereby notified that they do by
calling Collectors Interest the Of
CENT per allowed from the Of certificates Till
July Owners Of taxable property the city will find il to
their interest to call Immediately.
jan2O-Im A. NELSON, Collector.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan 20.-The river is falling with (
feet inches water the falls, and feet inches
in the canal
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r e \ N A n SHIP
MIR. DOLBEAR,

At the corner of College 81. and the Square,
RECEIVING N
Writing and Photography.
ID ERsONS from the country finish lessons in on
Il week.
Writing, ee from all 0gdr gBcd0, useless anil Fdi-
'cplOtts display.
Knowing permanent reputation only be gained aud
sustained by the permanent improvement Of his Pupils, Mr.
pursued that cand0r fairness has
him, within the last Is years. liberal patronage in
Nashville FOreyideues OF Mr. D teaching only
needs torefer the the many pup taught
in the Southern country, and the testimony have
Witnessed it FOR elas twenty years See large circulars
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We learn that package Of and two dollar notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee, payable the Athens Knoxyils, and
ROgersye Branches, amounting ss presented at the
Bank Of Tennessee yesterday for payment We lean thsy
received By Mer uts' Bsnk correspondent
Knoxville. These spurious easily be detected from
the fact that srustes Of the officers very poor imita
tions Geo r. POWELL Cashier Rogersyie
Branch written Geo R. ParretL The up and
the OF The Officers In the spurious written by the
without attempt to change his writing.
The practice Of the Bank oTenncee
the Of the Bank to e filled np and signed by
the there doubt that package blank
notes has distracted from Of TIE Branches The fellow
who filed them up evidently knew something the manner Of
conducting the business Bank all the notes bear
July l. 1855 being all the
ssuel by the Bank,
Wonderland thorough investigation will be Immediately
had into the matter, when hoped the perperator will
supposed small unsigned
notes has been distracted
We indebted Col H. L. Claiborne Principal Clerk Of
the Bank Tennessee the following Interesting Bank Sta
tisJics
Condition 81 al Hs tanks Of Teanessee On he Jst linn
arr, is5a
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MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICH EST dad EN-

u
Worn by Kings or EmpcrOrs'
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
because it the ornament God Himself Psorided for all
II Reader, although the rose may bloom ever 50
brightly glowing cheek, be sparkling the
teeth those pearls if the head Is ere OF It's covering or
tbs hair be snared and shrveed harsh dnd d or S
prinkled gray, will lose half her charms Prot
Restorative, II used two three times week. will
restore and permanently ALL such Read
the following and Judge writer is the celebrated Pianist,
Dr. Bso1 %oGn:- NV YonE, April 10. 1858.
S-Pernit me to express to you the obligations am
under for the entire restoration OF my halr to ITS original color
time arrival in the United states u vas rapidly
becoming gray, upon the application OF your Hair Bestoa-
tive recovered its original hue consider your
very wonderful invention quite ehcacious as well as
agreeable. 1 am dear Sir yours truly, ~
ssBrycA ar Gwylejyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office Il Nassau St April - ls5s
PROF. }. WooD: Ded, Sisome month or slH @eeks age
who concluded to try her hair, little thinking the tue
~ veil "a nv SURPRISE after few reformed
that wonderful of turning all the gray hairs to dark browns
change Of their hair CHARLES CARDEw.
NE,y YORK, July -. Is57
Proy O. J. wsep: with confidence do recommend your
Hair Restorative being the efcacouE article
almost white have gadnaiy grown dArh ana now ie
confident that few more applications VIII restore them to her
pheasant '''-'ns' J. G KILBY.
Prof. wooB-About two my hair commenced falling
e and turning gray fast becoming bald and had tried
manv remedies to no effect commenced using your
II began to All up grow and turned back its former COLOR
lacR) At it fully restored to its original color
and ehTuly recommend its TO all
Chicago ILL.,, May 7, 1851 j. D. HOES.
The Restorative put in bottles Of sizes viz large
diun and small the small holds z pint and retas for
dollar per bottle; medium holds at e twenty
ia proportion the small retais for two dollars bottles
large holds quart forty per cent more in proportions and
| retailed for SO.
O. J. WOOD&Co., Proprietors Sl2 Broadway, New York lin
the great n Railing Estabshment and IA Market ST.,
st. Louis, Mo.
And Sold by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
/ nov23-d&Wlyins
ENORk SAEE.-A Negro Woman about 40 years old, per
iecy and heahy-an excellent Cook and Washe--
an obeent honest, and reliable negro respect.
| II II. HAYNES & co.
TNOR AALE.--A good house carpenter also q Wsmaptwel
n qualified pastry cook, cheap for cash at
| jy2l-d h d. HAYNES e co.
| A PRIME LOT OF GREEN APPLEE--JustF re.
hispS s1issl - - 8oBERE Z. BoyO.
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1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser We make this statement in order
that there may be misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. If
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sRIe OF NegrOes.

n virtue deed Of trust executed to me by Pa'tersor
and Mary Patterson, which e Of record IN ne hegis5sT
viii xse to public thu court house gate on Saturday
th 18Th dav january l6j9 the highest bidder Tor ea
Sllow saves 10 wit Philip yellow boy, aged about u
wears: Mrah yellow ged about twenty and Der eia
Martha aaed about Il months. Sale within legal hours
1.s52. ~, JESSE COLLINS, Trustee.
~ r. agreement between parties the above sale has
t yyostroned until SATURDAY, the I'D JANUARY.
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Robert R. Boyd sells apples in any quantity, from
neupwards. Stand No. Al, Market Street.
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Rock City BTfIIs.--E z. BACLAE q co.. Pr9prf
esors. J.S BAUNAN q Co., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR Pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn at their Nils corner Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FlOur-From and after this date, until further
notice, the price Of %.
Extra Family Flour, 50 90 Fine Bran, 61e
Fine Flour 20 Mixed Bran e
Undated 90 Coarse Bran, bic
EfisdngS 30 Corn Meal, . bHHhel, s5c
Shorts, % 49,. =,
IN. 80, s If ay When selling by the quantity, their rate
u ul'0o = " - J. 4. BAUMAN & co.
Anv one wanting Flour, Bran, Neal &C., from Rock City
As iiI epd an Order Box at the Post Once and az W. H
Gordon Co 5 warehouse, where the earn calls four times
escb sav dec II j. E lUhAM & CO.