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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

Welsh Newspaper Office - Nassau April y. 1854
pros O. W0uD: Defr Sir-Some month weeks
received your Hair Restorative sHd vie,
who try her hair, hte thinking the tine
that the gray hair % its % color but her
my SURPRISE few Wzeks' trial it has performed
that wonderful turning all the gray hairs brown,
at the tIutifyng and thckenng the hair strongly
rtulen ~; hove Restorative to all persons in want Of sach
causeb Of their hair CHARLES GARDEN.
Nav YORK. JUS 25- le57.
PROF. o. J. WooB: With conhleucs do your
Hair Restorative, icing the NOS efeacous article ever ag
your Hair restorative hair and whskers Wncs
almost white have gradually grown dart and now l
confident that few applications viii restore them % her
Il also has relieved Of al dandruh aud un
pleasant itching, auIoLg persons who Icrpire ire
J. G. EIbBH.
WoODAb0ut tive ago hair Commenced falling
turning gray fast becoming bald, ami bad tired
many remedies elect. Commenced using your keofa-
tive January few applications fastened hair O. y
u u grow OUT turned hack 70 is former soios,
Qacal. lis is fully restored % is original tors
hen H. appearance, aud ceeGly rcoll4en ~ use Q ail
Chicago, ILL.,, May !, lcJ4. ) T. iiuAos
Ths Restorative put up bottles Of sizes, lsr-e,
dum aud small holds pint, and refliis for one
DOLLAR per bo holds tEcnty per cent
10 urtuorti5n than SMALL dollars hatsi
the large quart per cent in proportion, AID
reutilri FOR s..
o. j. WOODECC Propretors, 3l9 Broadway New York 60
great s.. Y Wire Raining Esrblment and IA Market sti
~. Louis, No.
ANA By al good Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
uoy23-iS-w iyins
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d T. A r N r S S I!

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with rising my
right accompanied with deafness Ten days ago placed
myself under the Treatment of Dr. VoS MoscHzKIR. found
myself greatly relieved and DOUBT notafer visits
lie sound and entirely we'll With satisfaction all
those who suffering ON Deafness Blindness delay
placing themselves under the Dr. Won MoscHzIsKE
do firmly believe if there any disease either Of the Eye
that durable, DR.. YoN MoscHzIsKER T. P HILL
NASHVILLE Eel, 4 Is5A
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MamHy's CGIHDInCG Reaper and
Mower,
INTETH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
celebrated Machiner eceycd the first premium Of Grard
MEDA the bes5comhued Beapug Moving MACHINE
the great United States Agricultural Fair, held at Louisville
KY September, ISL The trial near Syracuse New
York, in Jaly where all the prTa Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested. The made their az ards
through Marshal Wilder, President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisl lille, Ky.
L also received the award the best Reaper as the hest
Mower before two separate committees appointed by the
dent OF the Davidson County ricultual Society. Nashville
in July, 1851 most Of the machines in Tenn
Numerous other premiums awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Machine in America.
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
D. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs & CO.,
tebs1-d&Ea Nashville Tenn.
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HARDwAuE.-NcCan & Co. offer large lot Of
\ Common and MEDIUM one and Two bladed Pocket
knives. Leg Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmerican bist,rS,ocl Razor S.roPs Shoe knives,
surup Irons, Bride B.us, Mortice Gate Latches,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from tECnty TO
thirty per ceut les "for CASH than the same
Goods can be bru. hi in the market Gail at Kirk
man & Ellis Old stand, NJ. 81, Public Square.
isp1g-T7u
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KFAEEsElAI.-N NoEGCE.-NcEnais & Co., '.

Il zEFESEAsE.-$ H0EECE.-McEuuis Co., the
I'VE Steamboat UuaVare.By virtue OF Warrant Of An est
is-I from Court and for the Alie District Of
Tennessee in Tire above cause, directing tie said steam
nt civre hen machine We boats lre, apparel and furui
tre and III e lion. " est H. humphreys Judge
iI Court l. Jesse b Clements Marsh Oft esld Court,
Oh try make pub cati1a OF the warrant and arrest Of said
scama8 machinery, IGats' tackle, apparel AMI furniture,
a6 i.s an persons who have pretend TO have
Dr. title or therein, appear before the said Judge Of
IN. m District Court the courtroom OF said Court In the
1l AT Nashville. the 2Gh day Of February, los, IL Il he
art day. The day next following al 10 odoch IN
0uu there unto Tie sid h1'lls IN acluse Of
tF civil and maritime. and further 10 do and receive, u
Tins ehaIf as to justice shall gpItraiu This a day Of te3
Iuary. 1853. j. b. CLLA4l-N - L. ;. Ma sLa Tor inc
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FREycH CoRsiTs, Skirts, &e.-Wehave just re-
osive5, direct from the importers, large invoice
o. French vo7e Corsets of sll de criptiOns and
sizes. Also, Ladies sel.-a3justirg Bishop Noted
Skirts, BUSHES, Bosom Shapes, SC, which will he
sold at lovpric5s at s. P. AEDlBsoN's
Lace ard Fancy Storet NJ. s., Union Street,
Nashville Tenn. TnIS-dlm.
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RICH EST DEM
UVrU

Worn by Kings or EmPeFOrs
what! Why "a Beautiful Head of Hair.
ED ECAUSEitis the G0d HiHlsJ prsEs1 Ter ali
4 Beaer, although the may bloom
HI1y the glowing cheek the eye be Sparkling, To
pearls IL The head is teTett Of its covering
snarei eled harsh and dT sll,
spnked with gray ua.ure vii lcse half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, u used two three tines Eesk viii
restore and ueuueny all, such dead
the following and judge. The writer IS the celebrated Pianist,
IAGtheFV:
DR.. Wo0D.- NEw foRE- April ~, iss-
Beay Permit express you the obligations
restoration Of hair 20 its original color
about ny in the Unei States rapidly
becoming gray, upon the application % ir Resior
tive original hue, consider restorative
as very wonderful invention quite e,cacaCs vel
agreeable. an, dear sir, yours truIy,
.
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Dr. Mosczisker treats the Eye and Ear Medical and
Surgical plan, and what worthy of note is the fact that
great Eumer of the patient after few visits the Doctor
treat his by following certain prescriptions and Iii
rectons.- Washington National Lite1igencer.
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FARMERS

I'LL doubtless he gratned 70 observe That IN view o. ne
w continued sringency, have concluded % nase suc
riuction m cur popular and unapproachaile Corn 0l1a
Cob MIL. the Excelsior as VII bring within he reah
Of ALL 0dere Tor this season only a compiee uitA
Two .e OF grinding che very low % Forty noliars
As fa this Is lover iaa the Excelsior has
Ie,re the United States superiority
unquss0ne those destitute OF prejudice, Fsrsfs
appreciate efforts by sending 10 their orders Believing
t public have long since awarded 20 Tie Excelsior TIE palm q
superiority, viii, without discussing its surprising
10 with Tie that the Excelsior adapted
iug and cob, wheat, rye oats, &c. stock and grinding
family II discharges the neal directly into half
busei. provided with movable grinding surface which,
when be restored cost o. three dollars Agns
through the authorised sell The EXor aoFe
Persona wanting the show will please address
JAMES C.. BALDWIN
der2f-lNtw3u =. College street, Nashville. eenn-
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z I'll e r. Y e!
VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY!

NASHVILLE, Feb 5th, 1883.
DEAR SiR-Nohng aerd pleasure than to offer
you thanks for the prompt relief which you brought
my sight Ny pro ssiOnl duties have Iay weakened my eyes
mush prevent from reading in the evening
and with the greatest that really DO so but
th'se efforts followed The day by heavy pains in
beth eyes and constant Inflammation, which more trying
for ne as always could only make Ct eye he right
being covered BY fr.si lie from infancy.)
Your arrival in this city has heen highly beneficial
You have not only in few days relieved pain and namua
ton, but have aso sreng ene my sight and greatly reqy
ed the freckle which covered ry other eye Ali done
without any cessation my professional duties and at the ex
pense of the most tGng which could paid any
physician
In expressing my satisfaction intend merely 90 jus ice
to eminent i Ocnt, and whenever this testimonial
cen lie Of wish you publish your advantage ac
my side viii always confirm this statement vebay.
Yours truly,
PROFESSOR A. PRISE
d.. MoscUzIsKEF, St. Cloud Hotel.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
+. EzAGAN,
80 Market and 6 Union street, Nashville,
EeDaes@ee.
Invites Country Merchants Book Sellers ana Dealers generally
examine bis stock and prices. It's assortment COM
prises full stock Of
&C - OOE4 y . o * s,
BLANK BOOILS,
Memorandum and Pass Books.
GOLR AND STEEL PENS,
WHITING PAPERS,
PRINTERS' STATIONERY,
Envelopes,
WHITING INKS,
States and Pen ellis,
BONNET BOARDS,
POCKET AND FAMILY BEBEES.
Historical, Medical, Theological, AgricuI-
tUraI, ard
STANDARD WORKS,
Popular New Books, Newspapers, Nigga
zines, etc.. ETC., at Low Prices.
2. HAGAN.
GOLD PENS.
A Splendid Assortment Just received BY
F. HAGAN.
STEEL PENS.
Over eOOO gross Of superior quality Just seevcd by
jana9 F. IIAGAN.
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81 can now indulge i'm the Richest, God
with mpunity Whereas previous its use obliged CON
fine myself strictly to the plainest food"
Such the experience of not only customers bat
of hundreds of persons here, in Philadelphia York. Mon
trea and Quebec, who have used Bqaces Holland Filters 70
Indigestion, Nausea. Acdy Of the Stomach fe6d&wIw
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ART GALLERY
OF AMERICAN PORTRAITURE,

Corner of College and Union Streets
FVyTS establishment the extensive in the Southwest has
again been renovated reftted in addition t. which
imnroved Sky AMI Side light, the combination Of which, will
give the soe and shade, superior to that OF the Artists
pencil .. -
Statesmen and Diynes the South: besides the most celebrated
Beauty and positively inform cur patrons t2t the
Chd's Likeness he taken in second This being the
great desideraum poraure, invite all to bring up the
Pet Child and .Ty.
PHOTOGRAPHES
Are here made at The shortest and copied from the smallest
Dague-re yre and thrown up the life size portrait.
We being the agent 70 the Malaneope in Tennessee, and
f fur pror1ietor Nashville picture he relied
both FOR durability perfect likeness, charge Will be
made flG df C. c. HUGHES
w. N w D. FALL
yotg.r lTldH Tdaleer Is Co. OF CEdTkYpile.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-President Fowlkes has
arrived from Marshall and deposited the stock
holders loan in bank here. He addresses the pub
lie Tomorrow night. He reports deficit of $500.
900 in the account of the Road
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No man has done in restoring the Deaf Hearing and the
Blind to Sight than DR.. Won Observation-Disclosures Saa.
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6 10. B. BROWN. A.. ).
late 3. LqBier IL 90
MEZELL, HOOPER 81 CO.,
Wholesale GPOcers, Forwarding
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DE.LERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NAILS, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, SNUFFS, &C,
Nos. and Market St, Nashville, Tenn.
WE HAVE III ST0BE
I35 hhds crop Sugar; IS cases Sardines;
lJ5 hays COfee-choice article; . casks Rice;
2f5 doz Painted Buckets so hays Pepper;
Us bags Almonds IS boxes Foiaceo
IS Texas Peclns; - " Soap;
100 boxes Herring; so " Starch;
500 kegs Nails-ass0red; go cases Cove Oysters;
100 bbs Cider Vinegar; 100 chests Tea;
495 pkgs star Candles; 150 drums Figs;
300 boxes W. r. Cheese; 100 bbls NeWson Whisky;
IS E. Dairy Z" cerOons Indigo.
IS boxes Rasins;
ia28-U
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EXTRACTS
Prom some of the Best Papers.

DR.. Won Moshzister, Ocut and Aur has acquired
high reputaHon.-E. J. HYald.
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TO PRINTERS.
EETANTED AT THIS OFFICE, Two GOOD JOE
w PRINTERS. fI2-tf
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Ee'o Orleans Classification Assietingto at Of Li'srpo

Comparative Prices Of Cotton at this date. IN the ooof0
gears ac rate Of FeiyttO liverpool, and Of Sterling &c
cAdEgs.
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FRESH PEACHES.

MOLASSES.
TN Store and for sale n shipment of Supe-
I rior NI,lasses MlZELL HOOPER & CO,
f.lo Nos. q and { Market street.
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NEW FIRM.
A. J. NEW HIRTER & CO.
CsrocEssons TO sHlssroRD, a'ruprrn & col
Importers and wholesale
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Varieties, Trimmings, &c., ac.,
No. Go East side Public square, Adjoining
Methodist Publishing Horse,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE respectfully attention Of the trade
~ too stock Of Dry Goods Ready made Clothing Lsies
Coa Ladies Dress Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons iailors Trim
With view to making room for our spring purchases
Offering great variety Of the following desirable and sea
onas goods at Cost on SIX months time or per cent Oh
READY-1IADE CLOTHING,
ladies' Clocks and TaImas, Comforts, la
dies zephyr sleeves and GauntIcts,
Ladies' Zephyr Hoods, Ladies,
Misses, and ChiIdrens'
WOOLEN HOSIERY,
COLORED OPERA FLANNELS, WHITE
SILK WARP FLANNELS, COGOl2ED
TVyELLED FLANEELs,
Blue ana CoIored Coating Blankets,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTED DeLANES,
French Printed merinos, Satin striped
TOhairs, Plaid Ducalss Fancy
AIpacas,
LADIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS & Ribbons,
Gents aEid Ladies
WINTER GLOVES AND NDEESEEEETS,
ChiIdren,s WOODEN Caters, &c.
We shall offer great inducements TO Cash prompt
Dealers an other articles soliciting call
from the trade only We ars most respectfully
itp6-dIy A. !. McWIIHTER & Co
SEWING MACHINES.
EUST received, and few on hand
Sewing Machines, SIS
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River News.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1O.-Ths river is recedng with
feet inches water in the canal
ST. LOUIS, Feb 10--The river is falling, with "a
feet water to Cairo
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$4,000 REWARD !

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk in the Branch,
N OF the Union Bank, at Jackson, murdered night
Of the 81 inst and Eighteen Thousand Eight Dollar,
in Uuon Bank notes and Fohve Hundred Dollars Gold
st0len One Thousand Dollars will he paid for discovery
the murderer and Four Thousand Dollars recovery Of tie
money, and in proportion for any part Of it.
J, KIRKMAN,
fabIO-dtf. President
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sNNLeHteha
Stock hand September !, 33O
ArTiy ed past three day .-ts5ol
I3llaas
Exported past three 2e46
Exported previously .-..'s ulOo- olJOl4
stool; on hand AMI bales. 1924
TOBACCO During the past week the operations in the To-
have very moderate SCALE embracing
hO-scl5 limited parcels, and mostly
private terms, though notice the following particulars: 90
hhis Is at So, S, at p at 10 at 30 at
Ia 40 at ~ Il 81. q at at 5a % at and % SIC
b. small Of old crop, and light
cutting qualities sought AFTER but the great bulk Of the stock
character, which there demand Our
quotations apply exclusively to crop, and follow
LUrs-EaCtOry new CROP
So
Lar Inferior 70 COmmOI-..-.....-..-. - . 96l4
- Fair-..-'-.-...- " 05a@t
- KIOSK
- Choice heavy and Iight......-........ % S5sg9
Ntatcagc8t cf Tobacco.
Stock On hand September ], hhls 9slIs
Arrived past three days.. 10
Arrived previously 945l-9gi6
953G4
Exported past three days. SIS
Exported previously .-.-.. j 'cOi--led'@
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-05

CAUSE OF THE AURORA BoREALIs.-M. de la
Rive the celebrated French astronomer, ex
plains the production of the Aurora Borealis
in the following manner: when the sun,
having passed into the southern hemisphere,
no longer heats our atmosphere, the aqueous
vapors which have accumulated during the
summer in this part of the atmosphere begin
to condense, the kind of humid cap envelop-
ing the polar regions extends more and more,
and facilitates the passage of electricity accu-
mulated in the upper portion of the air. But
in this elevated region, and especially at this
period of the year, the aqueous vapors must
mCst frequently pass into the state of minute
PARTICLES of ice or snow floating in the air.
similar to those which give rise to the haios,
they form, as it were, kind of semi-trans-
parent mist. These half frozen fogs conduct
the electricity to the surface of the earth,
pear the pole, and are, at the same time.
Illuminated 10y these currents or electric dis
charges. In fact, all observers agree in as
serting that the aurora bOrealis is cons antly
preceded by mist, which rises from the
pole, and the margin of which, less dense
than the remainder, is colored first; and. in
deed, it is very frequent near the pole in the
| winter months. and especially in those where
there is an abundance of vapor in the air."
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THE LONDON TMEs.--A correspondent
says: The London Times has eighteen repor-
tiers at the House of Parliament and for thu Sc
as well as the majority of it's composifors, the
working hours are the night hours exclusive
ly. 1t OWNS four cabs, which are employed
solely in carrying reporters aud reports at
night to and fro between Printing House
Square and the Palace at Westminster. The
reporters relieve each other at the Houses
every quarter of an hour, and thus though
the debate in the Commons last till four
o'clock in the morning, the Times gives it in
full by sunrise. though it cover two whole
pages of the Journal.
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MING OF The Gl1ErY.-Having compile

MING OF The GAIETY.-Having compile
sextensive improvements at the Gaiety,
is Company having arrived, Mr.. CRISP
pen the ball to might with an attractive
ANNE. The plays selected for the occa-
are "Topn and Country" popular
ly, IN which Mr.. WALTER KEEBLE will
as Reuben GIenrsy; and Lola Monte. F"
incipaI character by Mrs. ErTIE HENDER-
have already stated that the theatre
cen so arranged in the remodeling of ii
seat a much larger number of people
before; but we shall be surprised If its
:ity prove equal to the comfortable
ng-,way of all who will seek admittance
sht, for the indications are that both
a aHd country will invest small
mt Of their Loose change in dress-circie
parquette privileges for this occasion,
bat the house Eill be filed to Overlooking
the beauty and breadcloth OF Nashville
you may easily secure seats by calling
lessrs- CHARLES and HARRY CRISP at the
Office any time to-day, within the hours
A. NJ, and 4 j. NJ
number of Mr.. CRIsr's friends droppe cd
pou him Saturday evening to see til,
ire lighted up fer the first time since il
operhaulcd and improved. And that i
proved. aud very materially at that, was
sentiment Of every one present. The
lber of gas-lights has been doubled, ant
" eeuvenienees and attractions have beer
I'D.
he Gaiety will of course put its bes
foremost" tonight, and we trust there
not be an empty seat in the house.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-05

SINGULAR DEATH FROM SHINING RATTLE
sNAKE-Some weeks since. Mr.. STALTER, of
Sluatsburgh. Rockland county, N. Y. killed
a large rattlesnake. which he carfully skin
ned. Sometime afterwards, he accidentally
cut his thumb with the knife he had used for
that purpose, when his arm and hand bagan
to swell. The family sent for physician who
not being informed of the facts of the case.
prescribed for. the swelling and left. Mr..
STALTER daily became worse, when the ply
stefan was again sent for, but found the I'M
fortunate man beyond all medical aid. Be-
fore he died, his body was covered with livid
spots resembling those on the snake he had
killed.
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Ga Nv NO rs " ,
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors of the GAIT HORSE, pre-
pairing for large Increase OF travel from the
opening of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely taat the well-earned
reputation of the Gait II ouse, rs strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and The landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square of the Hotel.
Gs- Baggage Checked in the Calf House
to all the principal points, North, East aud
West.
Eo- Time from Louisville to New York
3s hours. augls-6m
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PROGRAMME FOR
THE RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

l. Brass Band.
2 The Military Companies will form the Square
at Och ok precs ly.
3. Speakers OF the day, in open carriages.
T. Mayor, Aldermen and Council OF the city of
Nashville Will form their Hall.
S Citizaus Of Nashville foot will firm in the
Market House.
8. Ciizcus IN carriages (adies and gentlemen) will
form IN front of CITY Hotel.
Tie procession will form at o'clock precisely !;
move from the Square the Wire Bridge u the
Louisville and Nashville Rarord Depot for the pur
pose Of receiving the Kentucky delegation after
which they will u the speaking grounds in
Eig,Held
The following gentlemen appointed
Assistant Mtrshuls:
John Hugh Smith, James r. Bruce.
J. shelby Williams, Cyprian Haywood,
Will g. Brien, Silas Hay wood,
A. Tyler, John L. Sehon,
Turner ; Foster, And. J. Duncan,
A. c. Roberts, Jlhu A. Fisher,
Hugh NcCrea.
b. r. CAEA THAN,
THIS. T. SMILEY,
Chief Marshals.
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THE A. O. NJ C.-We are much gratihed
O learn that this benevolent order Is about
q bs revived in this city. 1t has, heretofore,
been the means of dispensing blessings upon
ne destitute iu the winter season, and VIII
~ again, if those OF our citizens who are not
Already members will join. The meeting to-
night affords an excellent opportunity to
enlist in the service OF the Order. See adver-
tisenent for time and place.
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STREET RAILS.

WOOD, sIoRRELL & CO.,
toaSsxsxx. cAxsEia CO ,PKN-.
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Land for sale

I WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
Il bred acres, handsomely improved, situated 81
miles North OF Nashville, Immediately the Louis
willie aud Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
tue Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm of William D. Phillips. refer persons wishing
- the farfn to Mi. ". H. Phillips This farm has
failing springs of iine water and is one of
the heathiest places in te state be pure on
good terms at private sale between this and the rst
OF October next at which time il Will be offered by
me at public sale. CAROLINE j. BELL
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