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should spreading out before US vas, gran ara
hay fields, occupying the central portions 81 ~ and
vast pasture aud meadow lands, intcrspersed WITH
forests, at the extremities. The gardens ana NUT
orchards would he located around the dwellings, which
would be situated nearly possible in the center ct
the Farm the vineyards would he scattered on the
h-sides. unitGry system ii guilty alton, scientific
plan of distribution would everywhere greet the eye,
and take the place If that indifference which grows
out Of the present system agriculture prosecuted BY
isolated families. Groups Of workmon, In their work
ng uniforms would be engaged at various points,
In industrial labors operating their machinery and CO.
operating with the order and method OF strsined body
fencineers while the gardens and orchards would be
animated by the presence of women and children.
Vast herds ami hocks would be- seen grazing on the
pssture-lsnds attended by the groups Of shepherds,
aided by their wel-,rained dogs. The whole scene
would present beauty aud symmetry OF distribution,
an order and unity, which would show that Science
and Art had at ast assumed the direction of Agrcul
tune and were the counseors of man IN this great and
fundamental branch Of industry-the only basis Of
sound national prosperity aud the moral and physical
welfare OF people
In my next will sum NJ. ~ bHssAN.
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Personal.
j. @. W.
The Indeieudept

The negro slave Bob Butts, who buried l,l59
victims Of the yellow fever in Norfolk Va, and who
visited Philadelphia, on HE parole Of honor, to pI-
ticipate in the imposing ceremonies 10 honor OF the
Norfolk martyrs which took psce recently, makes, IN
the advertising columns of TIE Press, ca appeal for
assistance 10 purchase his freedom snd that Of lis wife
and two children.
MIR. Philip jesse, aged one hundred and twenty
wears, died in New Garden, Russell County, Va, on
December |. A short tine before his death he was
able TO attend to his own household affairs and one
day while in his one hsndredth year he cat AMI split
enc hundred rsls
Once more Mr.. Robert Chambers contradicts
Through the columns Of The Booksecr) the statement
that be is the sothor of the "Vestiges Of Creation.
1t appears thai MS is atsched 20 the book as aa'
thor in the British Museum catalogue, but tins was the
act Of al unauthorized official. SINE of the proof
sheets forwarded TO him, and il was IA that way,
probably, that the rumor originated.
"A boy prodigy on the aute will probably be q
youpg lion of the London sesson--Msaer Drew Dean,
ten wears Of age. lie is pupil of Richardson and has
performed before the Qaeen al Buckingham Palace.
At the last meeting Of The Dramatic Authors, at
Psri. NJ Mslesville reported that the great-grand-
daughter ofRscre was educated al the expense OF the
socie'y. modessy bat respectfully, in q convent al
BlOis The young lady is ststes to make more salts
factory progress every year and to be proud Of being
named the adopted daughter Of the Society Of Dra-
matte Authors.
The Bssoo Courier publishes letter from Bisoop
De Iancey in London in which he ssys thst " Bishop
Meilvaine regards himself simeSt well and par
poses to retarn to Americs in February n'1E.
Bishop Potter has gone 10 Cannes in the south Of
France, and is rsihsr better. did not see him, IS
he left London the very day Of my arrival. Arch'
deacon Sinclair, with whom he has been staying
some time reports him improving, and his wife bet
ter AT this time dec. 20D be is in Paris.
DR.. q. W. Bagby Of Lynchbu'g, Va, now resi-
cent Of Washington lie the author of the drol letters
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The 81 Lszi, Democrat settle at the fcnl-
ties in KsDsss by ealing ont ths Territorial Nj It's. or,
if Necessary, by commanding the assstsrce of the
United Sta'es troops at Font Lssvenvorth.
The Military Committee Of the House IS. Under
Consideration the fubjeoi OF TIE Oregon j. D. sOd
they viii probably reduce the amount fI1m siH 70 one
or two millions. They startled a: the yacss o: a.
tiees which are charged BY claimants, and loved BY
the Coyerruer. AGENTS.
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rIELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU u
r. pi.ss.., cftbe Bladder Kieney Gravel Dropsy ka
HriMBOLD's Eruse. Of Ba I'M for see'e: and Dshesis
pkessea a n. .-,....
HILMBoLDs EIH.st Of Bnsha sOr Los. q M.qory Los
-. "a TIpyerssl L4sst1de q the muscular system
HrLHBoLDs Extract OF Bnohu for AL distressing Ailments
srssious rresplsTities, Exe. In Married Life Esry
InSeTeaons k and al Diseases Of the seIuA OfgAns sad
whsber srns IN male or fsma. from vhsseyer cause tosJ
80 osisisatea, and o matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
HELMBOLDB Extract Of Bpchu price 81 per bo.ue eenV
sr-d 70 any address Depot No. 81 South lob- Phafeph
Pa A. p. 4 d. SANDS Co, @Aoesals and Retail AseSo'
No. lH wiIbsm-st., RewYork. Sod BY all Drotnrs
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I" Iisd from bfs's history
Olsd 70 deaths Dystery
ssift 70 b. barlsd-
Anywhere, sJy~bsre,
Oh u he NO. u I"

FRox JaNilcs.--A letter from Kingston, Dee. p,
1853 .sys: most terrific shock Of an es'taqrsAe was
felt in this city, this morning ct u O'Clock, eaanng
some damage. This shock lie declared 10 be the mot
s<yefe ever felt IN this islald.
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Nswllprk Dailn Gribn,re
THE RED RIVER VOYAGEUR.

IHE RED In bOAoNOO"
Our and in the river is winding
The links of ts long, red chain
Through belts of dusky pine-land
And gusty leagues OF PLAIN.
Only. at times. a smoke-wreath
With the drifting clOud-rack joins
The smoke of the hunting lodges
OF the wild Assinniboins
Drearily blows the north-wnd
From the land of ice and snow;
The eyes that look are weary,
And heavy the hands that row.
And with one foot on the water,
And one upon the shore,
The Angel of Shadow gives warning
That day shall be no more.
Is it the clang of wild geese!
Is it the Indians yell,
That lends to the voice of the nOrth-wind
The tone of a faro6 bell
The voyageur smiles as he listens
To the sound that. grows space;
Well he knows the vesper ringing
OF the bells of ST. BOniface.
The bells of the Roman Mission,
That call froI their turrets twain,
To the bOatme n on the river.
To the hun Ter on the plain
Even so in cur mortal journey
The bitt' n north-winds blow,
And thus apon life's Red River
Our he arts as oarsmen row.
Aud when the Angel of Shadow
Rests. his feet ON wave and shore,
And oar eyes grow dun with watching
Ard our hearts faint at the oar,
Happy is he who heareth
Tho signal of his release
In the bells of the Holy City,
The chimes Of eternal peace.
e Irdeiendeptl J. u
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POLITICAL.
AppletoDs.

Tie AlJany EeeAiHg Journal copies The Thih-
USIs article upon the largest liberty 10 the selection
Of Republican candidate for President and comments
rvo, a a. folous.
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the slsvss petionng Congress against the Gus
tom Of The reception of abolition petitions Mr. Wise
eontended that slaves have rights aud who is here
to defend themg The gentleman proves that the
negro does not belong TO class. Who is here 70
defend the rights CT the Of color on the floor
Of this Houssi Who is here with the intention Of
doing this thiog2 Many Of US are afraid under the
excitement OF the tines and in view Of the public
sentiment over the country, to speak out sen,i-
menis, but viii prove at least in my owu case
that stand here the defender of those Who are ia
many respects defeneeless- | will prove that the
vote give shall not be for buncombe and that the
voice raise shall not be raised to add ought TO my
personal popularity; for | say it, if stood alone
upon the floor Of this House. stand here as opposed
to this iniquitOu5 measure. If l were alone ia the
Stale | would still oppose it, aud say the appeal
oomes TO every who is charitable to bis fellow
to voie against it. 1t is lick ia the wrong di
reetOn, and will do injury instead of good, IS all
this excitement does do.
Many of us are proud TO occupy the ground Of
the immortal jefferson Mr. Jefferson was in favor
of emaneipatiDg, moving free negroes out Of the
State, hut he always said that this removal should
be at the option Of the negro himself That great
and good mau never eontended that Virginia had
the right 10 forcibly expel free negroes from the
soil of the State and believe he went so far as to
say We ought rot to ezPatgts the slave unless it
With the consent of tue slave himself lie wanted q
more humane law that under which during .he South
Hampton insurreeti0n thirty odd negroes were hung
or killed in some way. Mr. Jefferson hought there
should be niider mode Of punishment and Eanteda
law introduced that would create penal colony and I
under the provisions Of that law be wished the negro
10 have mis- option whether be would hang upon the /
soil Of Virginia in sight of his DID home whether
be would 90 to that penal colony.
This is, gentlemen, law, in my opinion without
! precedent We have heretofore endeaVored to
lmeliOrate the condition of the slave or African
'ace and now we wish to go backward instead Of
iorWard. l am opposed to it, Mr. Speaker, but
Ihall not occupy the time Of the House, on its sec
mt reading any further.
Mr.. EWING shortly sfterWsrd again obtained the
1)O- and said; ! said, Mr.. Speaker that the quss-
ion whether the word free white should be re-
ained in the constitution and bill of rights was dis
ussed by the trainers Of the constitution and that
fairly deciled the word ghis should be strik-
N out. l did not have the constitution By me at
he time, but section s. in the constitution and bill
# rights says; "that no free shall be taken or
Imprisoned dslodged of his freehold. liberties or
privileges oqtlGWed or in an5 manner destroyed,
r deprived CT his life, liberty property, but BY
he judgment Of his peers, or the Law Of the land
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To Corresnondcnrs.

IL viii save great deal friends
In writing to Us, viii bean in nil the following rules
OF your letter
II ySu wish the Paper changed from ece another give
II you write business other Matters write on separate
sneets O' paper, or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
anu suJes as may he Of Information interest he public
Anonymous communications Whayer character will receive
attention.
Correspondents Should write only upon the paper
we cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters on business should be directed Messrs T. g.
EASTMAN CO., and personally either the Pro-
prietors
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LAND FOR SALE.

wish % sell valuable Tract OF land ving
in District No. J. Of Carroll county, Tenn Ivir 80 ,S
road leading from Molemorssyle Jackson mi i,c L.
vnia The sf the in West
supplied with good schools churches &c The Tct oDfais
100 acres Of land anu is situated as to he
into 10 tEree gSes iaIns Of 200 acres more each.
o' arss o. the tract nov in high state Of eutva
ter
For terms apply to JAMES LANIER, " Il WOODS the
place, or H WOODS. dses-w3n
HAVE in fun zssortment 0f Lppipcott BARS eel
eDrated Fire Proof safes, All SIZE, which will Be sold
at manufsetuEer's 4 pgices s. N. H0LLINGSW0RfH,
oatll Ne. Q Market ssEest,
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TAR R AN rs


ELT TIER APER ENT.
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in with
te analysis Of the waters Of the celebrated -zer spring In
3srmany, in most Convenient and portable FORM has
mendations Of the Medical Profession and
Discerning Public, the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in use being entitled to specaI ref over the sn
Mineral Spring waters seditz Powders, similar er
ces oon o4s compacness and greater efficacy. It may
used with the best effect in all
BtliOHs and Fze Diseases, SICK eadache, Loss of ppe.
''te Indigestion, and al similar som1dRts, peculiarly
..iHcident 10 tie
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It particularly adapted wants Travellers by Sea sud
Land Residents in Hot Climates, Persons Of Sedentsry
Vessels anG Planters will fnd it a valuable ad.
dition to their Medicine Chest.
viii those who have used it, it has high favor and deemed n-
n torpid state of tie LiseIt renders great service in re-
IN Cont d,d RlelszatisrIt gives the hest satisfaction al
syng all infamsioy symptoms and in many efecualg
FsWeoess a. Of Gragel Iadigestio Hsa,s6urz and
C3stisnessProNs to be Medicine creates utility
Acdsy Of the SoT2deA and tie distressing sickness so
asEGt during PegRGacyYields speedily, and with marked
Hors tie greotsst ,slie those afflicted ao1
1et to tie IesGently acting the bowels neutrazng all
de-cies.
In Jacs, It's tnUalgG5eia al aoere Gentle Apeea
PuFgGtiCe Is required.
1t in the form Of powle carefully put up bottles
keep in any climate and merely requires water poured to
prod nee adelightful eneryescent beverage.
Taken in the morning. interre vita the avocatons
OF the day acting gently the system, restoring the digestive
creating elasticity Of mind spirits give zost
te enjoyment It also enables the enjoy many
iuEUes with mpunity, from which he otherwise be
barrel and without which life is ksome distressing
Numerous from protest. nal and other gentlemen
increasing popularity for series Of years, strongly guarantee
efficacy and valuable cEacter commend to the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists,
unel5-dlY No Greenwich ST. Warren. N. Y.
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NOTICE.,

WE subscribers to the Stock the Spring Bridge
company are requested TO at the Office Of A '. S.
Lindsey Esq on Saturday. the 10Th da ~ December next for
the purpose Of eec5ing Directors "
By order Of WIPE CoNT11ssroNPRs
DoVIO '-AN NOAuhlSSAONHANS'
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OU II Z l. 4 G.
Hoist host our tag to heavens breeEe,;
Let every fold doat high
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
L. var, let every stripe 50 forth,
Borne by ths pztriot's hand,
Proclaim It's beauty and its worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
II peace guard we'll the sacred bOORI
Bequeathei by patriots blood,
For Oh twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist, ou5 flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold host high,
Tnfurl its hammer everywhere
Benesth the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our Tag in Arts great reign
Let every star hoat higher
Up with the nations enbiemS
Above the tallest spire.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature nads,
Where every type lis found.
Above Art Gallery,
Our counrry's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
Tae beautiful-the brave
The child-tne parent-patriot-sirt
The warrior without strife
hestS here in sweetest portraiture
Win every charm but life
nen raise our baunertO the skyI
Letevery star heRrnevs,
Ihattypes at the ATt G4lIerz..
are made by O. G. HUGHES,
fehI5-dEwrf T7,io,
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PLASTER

Will he carried from the celebrated Plaster Virginia
Chattanooga snd Dalton and Stations the Fas
and Geoia Railroad at six dollars Of LOO pounds
To Nashvill and all Stations the Nashville ChattanoOg
Railroad, at nine dollars per Of 1000 pounds.
Also to Tuscumna and Stations Of Tuscumba, thu
Memphis Charleston Road, nine dollars on Sta
ions ives. Of Tuscumba, at twelve dollars ton.
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cohOl principle.
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From tie GalUeston Fra.
We have hesitation in pronouncing equal, if SUPERIOR
to any we have ever drank.
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From the Memphis Daily Eagle ee Enquirer.
It has been pronounced by the highest medical
terous admxture Wecan recommend with perfect confidence
who require alcoholic stmuan for medical P'
French Brandy, Madeira Wines indeed all other
of spirits which sold in this market Of
them be founi in state No intelligent physician
would the rahness prescribe Port Wine" or French
Brandy patient when it patent all the world that they
not TO be had except by base compounds in the Mississippi
Valley.
would recommend suitable for medicinal an pubic pur
poses. CHAS. 7. JACKSON.
State Assayer, Boston
1t is without any deIeterous admixture
JAS. r. CHILTON, NJ. D, New York.
Entirely free from aducrating ingredients, frequently
used JAS. }. MAPEs, New York.
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley "hskey as is sold by the bottle and case
10 South william Street, New York,
For sale in Nashville by RAwORTH & GLENN
sep2I-d3m
Nuts
a BBLs. Brazil Nuts; 10 bbls Texas Pecans;
lU 10 do Fberts; Is do Almonds;
10 10 English Wanuts;
In and for sale low at l3 and IS Market street by
june29 HUGH MCCREA g. co.
ALE! kLE! ALE!
n - BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
% % do do Kenneth do
2:j do do Bottled do
The above the finest made and warranted
sale Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices freight added at No
Market street.
juy3l CARTER WILSF0RD & co.
NOW Or NEVER.
AN the city and engaged in selling county rights
for State Tennessee the
my Patent Improved Bee Hives the virtue and superiority
which have testified hundreds of the worthy and
country The Hive
simple, promise the only Hive in the world known
which proof against the lee mothe Persons desrou Of pur
chasing either family rights for the Bee Hive
the world find for few days at the Auction Rooms Of
Msrs Hardy Brothers. where will be happy to them
iuly2O-f JOSEPH KENT.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

1HNEWAbBH FLEH6UhE
One Square, year S3eEaeh additional Square, SO.
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE GEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR Square for the rst FIFTY GENTS for eacr
subsequent IL Lserdon.
advertisements published in bOt the Daily snd Weekly,
added. - -
draHseHf Advertisements asUCt Be paid Tor at the time Of
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GREAT REDUCTION

F. r Z I G. Fl T
BTWEEN NashviI, Memphis snd Knoxville and Stations
u D on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Rates n cents per 100 lbs between Nashville Knoxville,
and Stations East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
First Glass sixty cents per hundred pounds;
Second do do do 60 do;
THIRD DO Forty seven cents per one hundred pounds;
Fourth do Thirty five do do do do.
Rates in cents hundred pounds between Memphis and
KpOxvlle and Stations the East Tennessee Georgia Rail
road
First Class ninety FIVE cents per hundred pounds
Second Glass, unety i've cents per hundred pounds;
Third Glass; seventydve cents per hundred pounds;
Fourth Class fifty six cers per hundred hounds.
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1asB6ilIt 0Inion anO 9mtritan.
Daily IS; Tri-Weekly So; weekly Sc.
Isates of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY
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Corn ma Whenr.

WILL pay TIE highest markss pdos for corn and Ebs..a
sa hsEsstaksss
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WM. STOCNEEE,

" NE6 y NFNJ "a \ Hlhlg
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTEREH,
RETAIL
HYD ULIC GEM ENTs
Plaster Of Paris, PIastcring Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, q TER
IRA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY,
No. "a broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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nRENERNES-

ISO on hand Preserves Pine Apples Pickles, Tomato
AZ Carsu,l raurS Oysters sardines, HOLSTERS, &c,
fruits Oranges Lemons, Rasus, Currauts' Citron, &c
Cheese Dried Beef Beef Tongue &C., Spice Teas &c TO be
WV '@'' CHAS. ROBERTSON.
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Prof ashley Hurt D. Male College, Winchester Tenn
Prof Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College, VIM
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered for sale at the
Drug store Of Aaron Stretchs General gent on the cor
OF Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn.
The dscOverer viii send the NstCral Weather Ind Nv
ma postage paid we'll put and seeure any person e
closing 81 10 current money Fall plain Tor s
lator, using, &C. accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agent,
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TRINMINGS STORE.
OSCAR HTME n CO.,
Have just opened at their stand,
No. = HMM SIPaaf

NO. mon street,
A complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILIA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Telvet
Rbhuns Gallo Friuges, Buge Gimps, Grape Trimmings,
Belts, Butt n BrIs, Bu,le Buttons &C. &c, all Of which
entirely the that could be the Eastern
k6tE. Our stock Z
TcPAin TeTinO and Shetland Wool,
Emhrodrej Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and Spoo
we'll other era fo Knitting, Netting, I'm
hoey and Crochet corple and SrCsr in variety and
quantity than We also continue 10 manufacture
FriuReS, TasSeIs, EnIIOns,s, Cord, &c.
usual and will try all everybody
sepl2-u
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" P INGRAM,
alM 4 RAEEl

NASHVILLE, TENN. soT ], 1879.
have hsd day associated With droes susnsss
w q w. BUTLER and s. J. KRIrH: the sfylso ~.
arm however, will remain hersore We ars very tha1k
ul TO The community for their bsrsi ratronazs sa -
stoge and hope that We not hil % msrt sir antoa
noga-d2m KIRKPsTRrcK. NV
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The Adams Express COmpany.

@ Is ls.ss.5s5 u
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TUNHE Adams Express Company leave their
friends and the public Of Nashville, that coucud
ed arrangements with the Louisville au5 Nashville
Company, under which they will extend operations their
EKprets the line OF that Road, commencing
On the completion OF the Nashville bowling
about lOh August, 1853, messengers will run
through between Nashville Louisville.
For particulars a. 10 rates. time, &c apply
A K. HOLT,
auga-dn No. . Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
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DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.

FTO1H I1e GtOTVIUH tUIEeN
pleasant smulant peculiarly ADAPTED TO thC
9f invads who need pare tonic, WthOu:
cnhOl c nrincinle.
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EXTRA FAMILY LAID.
FEW Extra Family Lard, on consignment and
~ for sale cheap By
"OLD BROWN OF OsSAWATOMIE.n
Life, Trial and Conviction Of Capt. John
FULL Of the stteptsd insurrsctinn Harper
Ferry, compiled Om Official authentic and
prOfusely ILLUSTRATED
Price .
FOR sale by p HAGAy.
nov3O-f 81 College Street
MRS. DUBOIS.
ESPECTFULLY announces 70 her old friends snd custas
that she Is still to be found 50 Coegs street.
lover MeClslland's) where, using the
Howe Sewing Machines,
she prepared do handOmer and better han beor
Dress maSng, and stitching Of all kinds done in the best
nov26lm
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
VETE have about 90 barrels Of PURE OLD BOUR
the nestn the State We anxious close
and would ts glad II those wanting something really hn@ and
good would give call CARTER, WILSFORD 4 co,
No Markst Strsst-
THE PRUDENT MAN
VNTILL hazard the hard sarnsd acrumuaiOns Of bis
Nv dustry the
CHANCES OF FIRE,
But will get Insured. Gail the undersigned Agents.
deeO-u n. K. P P PECK,
SAMUEL c. EASTMAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
OFFICR-NO as NcIsh Cherry strsei,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
noys-lu