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a Young Lad,,s Pastime in Paris.

a Paris corr, spoudent of the Perth ADub0y
Journal. says that there is new fashionable
cpjdrmic raging in the French capital--a sort
OF young ladies' work, the results of which
will last Tor many generations
The process is this: You buy set OF porcr-
III (Sevres If you cho"se) as expensive or
cheap your taste or yoLr purse viii, admit
OF; on these you paint heads, landscapes, flow
err. o. whatever you fancy, with paints pre-
par, for h purpose. Then you send IL to
ihe porcelain baker, who bakes it three times
which so fixes the colors thai they b, com
permanent. aud will last as ioug as the CHINA.
1 have seen complete tea set painted by II
young lady, which could not be painted for a
Thousand dollars Every plate, cup, saucer
pr ~,rve dish, aud cake-i'asl<eE was different,
aud very beautiful. Oh course the bak, r
must thoroughly under stand his business, for
4 minute too Tong IN the oven. or he oven
TOO hot, may destroy all. An artist vino had
spe IL many months painting piece for the
exhibition al the Palais d'industrie among
the collection of living artist, had IL crack a
in the oven by want OF sufficient care. The
porcelain plate alone had cost some hund, cd
dollars Not long since baker tell ass p
aud broke 5000 worth OF porcelain, Tor
which he was obliged u pay, and was c"nse-
quentiy ruined. 1 do not know IL you have
porcelain bakers in the United States, but If
you had you would fad this far preferable 10
many other pas,Imcs in vogue.
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THE Liars RAILROAD BARBEcUE.-In his
assty account of the Railroad Celebration
az lasH week, cur reporter spoke Of the I'M
usually elegant and tasteful manner in
which the dinner served on the occasion was
gotten up. but be did not then know to whom
war due the credit reflected thereby. He has
since learned that The matter was placed in
the hands Of j. @. McFERRAr, ESQ., and Col.
MAT. SrRATroN, and that to them the credit
is due. They not only gave their personal
superintendence to the preparation of the
dinner, the arrangement of the tables, &c,
"a work which was accomplished to the ad-
miration of the many thousands who were
presently bat they also labored necessarily to
make the celebration Whist it was, and TO
their we'll directed efforts is attribQ table
much OF it's success.
We do not know that Nessrs. McFgRRAN
and SrRATroN claim any credit for what they
did, but the credit is due them. whether they
claim it or net. and to them it must be
awarded.
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g. Every god h al set las sc al,
To give tIe world ASSURANCE Of a MAN.

THEATRIcAL.-There was a pretty good
h use at the Gaety Saturday evening. We
hardly know how to speak of the performance
OF Rot Roy. 1t was not what might bc called
a success. noe was it altogether a failure.
p, rhaps il were mere just TO characterze it
as an acceptable compromise between the
two. Mr.. KEEBI.E, who sustained the leading
character, was suffering from coId, and his
voice was so hoarse that it could som ctineS
s;,rccly be heard. This. of course, deu acted
very greatly from the interest OF the play.
He had the sympatLies at The audience. how
ever. which rendered the embarrassment
nnder which he lsbored so mach the less a
danper upon the entertainment
o. Mrs. SrETsoN ~ Helm McGrrgor'' we
do not know what to say. Our excellent CO
temporary of the DqRy AsAcs has thrown az
between the horns of dilcmua- and we fear
we shall be unable to eKtrieate ourselves. Ii
speak of Ms. SrErsoN in high terms OF
praise, he charges us with extrsvagtnce; ani
if We lower the standard of comm .ndatiou.
he at once indctS Us l"r an alleg d atIenpt
TO damu with faint praise. And now, what
a e we To do! Why, We shall take the re-
sponsibilily OF saying that Mrs SrErsoN, II
not d star of the d st magnitude, is ut least
very pretty little twinkler, and will, in the
absence of more pretending orb. afford a
sufficient amount ef light 10 reader the
evenings at the Gaiety beautiful, ii not bril-
liant.
Mr.. SIzrseN's "Rasblie.' though good
enough, was not equal TO his "Macduf,"
which was very good.
Mr.. MORTON, =. Bailie Jarvie," was
worthy OF the applause he received. MI.
OGDEN as Francis 0sboldi>ton,' and Mr..
RocHE, as captain Thornton" were tame.
MIR. JAcKsoN's wardrobe as Major Gal
braeth," was wreichedIy gotten up, and Lis
attempt OF the character was u mere
''schOoTboy Is freak, unworthy praise or blame''
Tie o.calsr and The GopersOr, Wss are up
for tonight.
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CIGAR MAKING MAculNE.-We have recent

! CIGAR MAKING MACHINE.-We have recent
| ly examined, says the Scientific Aner1can, a
most ingenious machine. the invention of Mr..
Louis BEAUCHE, OF Paris, for making cigars.
Patents have been taken out in Europe and
this country, as well as in some portions of
South America and the tropics. At an ex-
animation of the machine at Madrid, made
by royal order, the commission reported that
it made AZ cigars in ten minutes, or 252 in
one hour.
To show the value of such an invention to
this country, we may state that in New York
city alone, there are about 200. 600 smokers,
each using two cigars per diem, which makes
100000 cigars every day. These will cost
for labor alone, at Sc per thnusand, the en-
ormous~ sum OF SS76O000 annually, when
made by hand, and the inventor calculates
that his machine which can be attended To
by women and children, will produce them
for 5 per thousand. making a total cost for
a year TO smokers of this city for labor, only
81 400. 900, or one sixth the present amount.
From other States than our own we import
annually, in this city alone, l20, 900 900
pounds OF tobacco, which is thus distributed ::
Connecticut, 10000 cases OF 400 pounds
cach Pennsylvania, 5000 cases of 400
pound each /; Ohio. 200 cases $40 pounds
t CHI. From New York we receive 5000
cas- of 400 pounds each we also import
5000 900 pounds from Havana, and guam
lity from other Spanish ports, and we are
told that on an average 20 pounds OF tobae-
co are required for every 1000 cigars, and
we can easily calculate that there are 900-
100000 cigars made in this city in one year.
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Ca y - " "A On - r. ,
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors of the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing Tor large Increase of travel from The
opening of the Lonisville and Nashville Rail-
roadS have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new aud extensive Bill
lizard Rooms. Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation OF the Calf Ii 9use as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the louisville Office OF the JET
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit.
les, and The landing of the United States Nail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within 50 iare of the Hotel.
ES- Baggage Check d in the Calf House
TO all the principal points, North, East and
Nest.
yzS- Time from Louisville to New York
50 hours. auglS-6m
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BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville. -
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
sa-4 Exchange Bank, Murfreesi.oro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of Claiborne Iazewen
Bank of East Tennessee.
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From, WashfDUtOu.
From SaItInIr.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-The balance in the
Treasury on the 5th was 81, 344,00
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Dp Cslegrapb.
Ar~av.l ef the ocean Queen.

New YORK, Sapt. lo.-The Ocean Queen
arrived off Cape Race this morning with
Liverpool dat of August 21st
The steamers Tentonea, Nova Scotian and
Circassi0n arrived out on the 30tk.
Cottanxsales of three days %, 600 bales, of
which sp' calators and exporters took $500
tales. each market finn with an advancing
tendsncy;in somecases advaePd l. l6--0rleans
middling l-l5d.; Upland middlfng 1916
Manchester adviees favorable. Market
firm and in some cases slightly advanced.
Breadstuffs very dull. Provisions have de-
Ginning tendency. Consols 941@96s
"WEDNESDAY EvENING.-Cotton steady, sales
today 5000 bales of which spectators and
exporters took 1000 bales each. Holders
offer freely, but show no disposition to press
sales.
The whole Russian loan has been taken.
Nothing important from Zurich.
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FOR SAI4E,

A ny persan wlshiag % pareh4se neat Counfry
n kszi ieacs, sith a3eut Siao Acres u good Lad
miles fron zhe Cry Ne Galiztla taF aplke czz
81 s.1g.ia - aPgiyiag a lAisoalps-
ang-3-ln
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Blacksmith Coal.

new supply of the best article just received b
lune25 JOHN YORK & co
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OPPOSITION CeSvENTIoS.-THE MAYoRALTY.
"A convention, called by the Opposition
party of Nashville to nominate candidate
for Mayor. and consisting of three delegates
from each Ward, met in the City Hall at 104
O'Clock Saturday morning. JOHN MORROW,
E>q.. having been called TO the chair and DIR.
J. w Silt appointed Secretary, the names
OF Messrs. 5. n. HoLLINGswoRTH, G.. NJ. FOGG.
+. X ZDILICoFFER and THos. 4. SMILEY
Were propos d to the convention.
After several unsuccessful ballottings, the
names of Messrs. SMILEY and ZoLIICoFFER
were Withdrawn and the next ballot resulted
in the nomination of =. n. HoLLINGswoRTH.
Being present, Mr.. HOLLINGswoRTH was called
10 the stand. He thanked the Convention for
the honor tlIat had been conferred upon him
and pledged himself TO use his best endeavor
to secure the success of the Opposition at the
coming election.
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However much we may admire tue person
al beauty aud isdy-like bearing of Mr..
Crisp's leading actress, when We think she
fails to delinf ate the character conceived by
worthy Master Shakspcare, or some other
genius, We intend 10 say so. let who will
make fuss about it-Dasly Meas.
The Local Of the Aeacs would seem to inti-
mate that the Patzsa is disposed 10 snake q
fuss" abeut what he has said in disparage-
ment OF the ability Of the leading actress al
the Gaiety. He is mistaken. The Pafrsot has
not assumed the championship OF the lady ia
question Ii still wears its gauntlet IL ha>
thrown il at the feet Of nobody. AS 10 max
ing "a fnss'-that is a thing the Palrit ne
does. The Local Of TIA. Ne,es has his opinioa
. ID possesses the vine and hg-tree undrr
watch to express them. We shall not seek
TO modest or make bin afraid.
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ACCIDENT To The STEAMER ADRIATIC. We
republIshed Saturday from one of the Mem
phs papers an account of the loss Of the
steamer Adriatic. The EUenmg argus of a
subsequent date says: The stern-wheeI
steamer Adriaic, when opposite President s
island, few miles below this city. yester-
day morning, sprung leak by striking a
part OF her cargo unloaded. She was soon
after pumped out, and proceeded on her way.
THIS is the substance OF this matter, which
some of our contemporaries have magntied
into a sensational item, with a flaming
array of startling headlines and exclama-
tion points, aud vaiously estimated the loss
al from SIS 600 to $40, 900"
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WOOD, MoRRELL = co.,
Jsszsr~s. ca1snl4 CO ,f<ss,
Are prepared se.fsrnsa STREET RAILS q short, Q
ses arzs
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& A ~ DO AT L y.
City Council.

$50 We are authorize announce P N HARRIS,
as a caI did.te Tor Councilman from the First Ward
at e ensuILg election. aug27-te
II p Ae authorized to announce THOMAS e.
CKU >A as Il candidate for Councilman VI tue FIRST
Wart, at the ensuing election. aug23-te
SECOND WARD.
s3- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
oE1IUNBbEUN a Candidate tof recollection
Co .nciluian The Second Ward. sep5-te
lTP We are lutt orIzed to announce J. C. McF Err
Ran u Candidate for Councilman i'll the Second
Ward, 1t the ensuing election. aug30-te
THIRD WARD.
III We are authorized to announce GEO. W. DA
Den as a Candidate reelection as Councilman
from the Third Ward sep5-te
III We authorized to ann unc5 WIN. SHANE
as q. canIlaaIe for Cou Gilman IN the Third Ward, at
die ensuing election. sepS-te
WARD.
~ We are authorized 10 announce J. B. CRAIG
LEAD as a candidate Tor re election Councilman
Toln the EIIth Ward. sep5-te
- We authorized TO announce WI..L..,H :.
CHEArHAM Candidate for Councilman IRON the
vim Nvrd tue ensuing e.ecuOu. itug-g-te
ss- e are authorized to announce JOHN LElL-
YETI Candidate for Councilman for the Fifth
Ward, at the ensuing election aug20-ie
SIXTH WARD
So We are au horned to announce B. S. RHE,A as
Il candidate for Councilman from the Sixth Ward u,
ensuing election. aug27-te
ne We authorized to announce IRA p JONES
as a Candidate Tor reelection as Couuciiman from
S.u Ward, at the ensuing election. aug3l-te
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County irustee,

So We authorized to announce HENRY L.
IL SIlCE as a Candidate for County Trustee the
ensuing March election sepl0-;e
Ss-Weare authorized II announce rHOS. T. SAUN
pEliS c,n'iidate for he OH of County Trustee
Il davidson County at the election be held IN
March, 1864 apr20-tI
80 We are authorized to announce SAMUEL p
AMEN a candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election. aprf9-td
H5- We authorized t. announce ISHAM
CLARKE "A candidate for Trustee of Davidson coun
", at the next March election. aug20-te
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

RfAee, DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
AE&S the last four years Of Louisville, Ken.
lucky and who has devoted bis attention 20 the treat
menI OF private diseases for over so years nasters
himself, having attended a practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled e
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from Injudicious medical treatment
or from neglect Of their Or. Kings Dspensary
is No 3 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicine orin-
reference with business
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, eectualy cured IN
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannos he enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under.
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases Of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be eneci1aily
cured Ia few days.
SEMINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ton Ia II been
iven TO this disease and all The consequences grow
ng out OF II, brought on IA many eases by the de.
tructive habits OF inconsidcrste Youths and exces
i've indulgence of the passions neglect of which viii
undermine the consultation .rene: ing the subject an
or busLessor society and causing premature old age
Females who may be iaboriag with any iifhculty of
re Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
ler with fee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King
%. . Deaderlck street Nashville, Tenn, will have
ne necessary medicnesent to their address, with
essary directions. strict secrecy observed. 0fhce
,oursfr m o'clOckin be morning until In the eve
mav30-indAvly
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New ORLEANS, Sept. lO.-Cotto1 sales to-
day $500 bales. Market steady, middling
ll(9ll4. Flour firm ut o S7t. Yellow corn
~. Mess pork buoy ant-held at 10 OO
NEw York, Sept. 10.-Coiton-sales to-
day 1900 bales. Flour hrm--saIes $500
bbls. Corn firm. Pork firm at Ia S73G9l5 90.
Wnlsk! 2b3G@Z7. Sugar steady. Moiasses-
Orleans 3JG04I
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Land for sale.

4 WILL sell my beautiful Farm CONTAINING two hun
dred acr.s, handsomely improved, situated %.
miles North OF Nashville, lately on the LOUIS
vile And Nashville Branch rIrnpie miles frssn
tue Louisville and Nashville Railroad, adJolnlag the
tsrm II AltAtn n thitips. refer persons ~lsaing
u see Tue s<znl Ia Mr.. y - fnps This farn has
two never-tang springs II aale Easer aud Is one Of
the heatAest places IN TIE state can be purchased ga
good terms AZ private sale between THIS and the arss
az octocr aext. AZ which unc il Nlll be eEered by
ne Al Paollc sale CAROLINE J. BELL.
inla.-ll-II
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Pain cannOtcxisr where this Plasteris appIied

rheumatism, Lameness, Stiffness, Weakness, De
bility, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cought
and Colds, Pains and Aches Of every kind down ven
to Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with
tile pItlence, rEtiMANENf FLY CURED, by the mag.
cal influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t is the
simplest ,sGrest safest cheapest rem
edy IN existence. Its Applications universal-equal
y 10 the strong man the delicate woman, ana tho
feeble infant. 10 each and allit will prove BALM
and Blessing Its use is agreeable, and without an
noyance or trouble. Its price is within reach OF all
rich or poor; all may have all should have A.
vino are sick, and suffering in any way.
FARAE4tS and Ian E.TiS should ALWAYS be sun
pied with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II will be thu
Good Physician ia any househod ready at all times
aud at instant notice.
Put up in alright tin boxes. Each box will max.
six to eight piasters aud any child spread them
Price Is cents box, with full plain directions
ID. &. MOREIIEAD. vi. d..
inoentOr and Proprietor, 10 Walker street Neo YorI
MoREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD By
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
Al A tIaolk IVa
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A BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold of
NaOkEKAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity OF this Invaluable RENE
i dy has been purchased by citizens of tue United
states during the short time has beeu before the
public The feasJn for his extraordinary success is
simply ia the actual truth value OF the article
10 one buys tie MAGNETIC PLASTER without be
coming its friend. Ii performs all that is promised
anu carries with 1t its recomme ndat ton. Truly
this 49, victory-peaceful and bOo,iless-but we be
leve not less glorious than The trum hs OF war; with
its train of carnage and dissolution.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengtnener and Pain destroyer that Sci
ence has yet discovered. If you put this Plaster any
where il Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there
untIlthe Pam has vanished. Fne Plaster magnetizes
fiaa lBatt
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GOLD Pens,

Oats aNt Corn.
I'oR sale BY DICKEY
Il june3 NAB
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RHEU uATISm.
HORSES. CATTLE. &c
MUSTANG LININHENT.

inch as Ring bone, GALL Scratches SPAWN ollEvil,
sweeney, HOof-ail, &C., are snbdued and cured
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PInNEER H0Ok lNp LADDER COMPANY.

Members hersby notified 10 attend Regala
Meeting q the mpaay MONDAY kyK>Is0, Sept.
Isth, at their Hail Market 81 full attendance
respectfully requested business OF importance
Is 10 be brought before the company
Ry der II the Foreman.
sepi2-lt BENZ MYERS, Sse'y.
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Ca We are authorized to announce X. II. CAMP
BELL as a Candidate for Criminal Clerk, at the
ensuing March election. augl5-tet
S. He are authorized to announce CHAS. r. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. july4-te.
as- We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE,
$50, Candidate for re-elec 10 u the Office Of
Criminal Court Clerk next March election myI7te
1T We authorized to a-aounce DR. E. N
PATERSON as "a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
ttthc ensuing March election. may2i I'd
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DEATH OF Revolutionary SOLDIER
WM. owNEY, OF Southampton county. Va,
died few days since, aged 100 years ard
five months. He was engaged in the battle
OF Brandywine, and also at Petersburg. Va.
when ARNOLD paid that town visit. The
old soldier had never taken medicine in his
tffa
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Ezs- We notice that our friend DoLBEAR is
teaching renmanship aud Photography in
our neighbortOwn of Franklin. We trust
he hrs full classes, tor he deserves them. lie
is PROFESSIONALLY the most competent teacher
lnat ever taught here.
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Boston.

From the Advertising Agency Of S. NJ pETTINciII..
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Afm-Dork.

From vIscHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House Appleton Building, SO Broadway,
New-York.
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i. O. q. II.

III membvrs Of Nashville and Capitol Lodges, l.
q. c. T., are reqaestsa 10 me, al their Hal on
TUESDAY EvESINa, lsth inst, al O'Clock, ssr the
purpose Of atenaing public demaasIr tiou al Ely-
sian grove BY order ef tbs Lodges,
sspi0-at A D. MOORE
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To Contractors,

Those persons who intend to contract for
Grading and Matchmaking streets in Hynea'
Addition will leave their bids ut the City E.
tore / O'Clock at which hour the bids Will be
On.uNd.
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ICE! ICEi

NE undersigned just receiving the largest and
haest cargo OF lee THAI ever been brought
70 NASHVILLE. We have now between i700 aud $500
tons, and are satisfied tlat customers will confirm
what We say as % its qaaaty. me price bellies
VIII alse Dc satisfactory. 10 those ~ho faeir
hlshed, as long as Il lasts at two ceats per pound
Dep0ts at the N0rthcna OF tue Market House aud Ga
wagon WIN deliver ice those who desirei il at
cents per poaod Marlin x PACKER
r.k-tf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
In Haywood county. Tenn.

ONE Tr4cf u lass 4cres, u miles from -
W Brosnsvilss. tbs key Garner read, *
60 acres oFsea A11 h cuiitvau a. -
Aaolhsr Tract of DO arres. 10 miles from -
Brs9nsEllle. the saitoa &ad DurhAuviile rod,
40 opcn Aad ~ enlrEstoo-
b D q tBese Tracts are fayorably located, ccpre
nieas % charrhes Ald -choaf 6osh and fe male.
and "a IN 10 ~ - nj 81 the Aeaapnia and Gao
R4i1ros a Tnsg are sell snpf0sed, ~ sd dwell
eh4rs4s, A., kcl Tbs un1ars gsed u desernne6
sell and persaus zlztlnz - lcz1e a West fenueasre
Tzzz- -oes sAira uazA, ~ sai-aes IN eos ana s~s
years villa Interest
". 2. n0Nf, Brownss 7le Team
Refer q ,. A. Rsgsrs J. y. WOOD y. 7. PERKINS
sea-, Nezzzs- Harris, w0r2ieE = c. asmphiz,
zsaa. ssgsT-etil iaale
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1Uauteo.
Gross Tics Wantea.

THE Nashville and North western Railroad Com
II pany wish 10 coutEact for 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES, feet long, inches thlcS, ~ei hewH, to face
at narrowest plac not less than iaches clear OF
bark timber be sound be deliy grade
line Of the rtad ~ Nashville.
The contractors want % contraction so 900 WHITE
or POST-oAk TIES Of the same SIZE the above, TO
be delivered on the line Of the road IN pixies from
section IA Ia sectiJa -, enough each section 10
sapply the same.
Persons wishing 10 bid will direct TO the President
aHd directors OF the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad csmpony, Nashville, Tennessee.
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