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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-10
Keokuk pubic schoeis.


The Public Schools of the city, in accord
ance with resolution OF the Board OF Diree-
ors,-of which we made due notioe,-opened
on the Sd instant with full corps of teach :
ers. The design of the Board being to per-
feet system Of graded schools, unusual care
has been exerted to secure the services of eff
foient teachers in the sub district or ward
schools. The ward schools are intended for
the FIRST three grades, and the central build
ing mainly for classes of q higher order; and
in order to secure due degree of graduation,
the children OF the several b-distriots are
required to attend the school in the district
in which they reside-they who are qualified
to enter into higher grade being advanced
to the central building. By the arrange
ments Of the Board Of Education, the ward
schools are taught by teachers equally quail
fed and successful in their departments, as
by those in the central house.
We herewith present list OF the officers
OF the Board, and the teachers OF the several
districts.
Each director attends to the espscisl inter.
ests OF his own districts.
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A PnoLIIIc TREs.-The Bloomington Pan.
sagraph tells Of an apple tree, Seeding OF
some thirty years growth, which 10 now
spreading 10 mstronly dignity over the THIRD
brood Of apples, all Of this years produc-
ton. II has frequently boon known to pro-
duce tpo crops in q single season but this
year, the failure Of the psAch crop, or prob.
soiy the prospect OF an 0nusually hard win
'er' mas called forth all the appls-pie sner-
gies o. the old plant, and II goes ssone bet
.sr Inis tree Is upon tho Rhodes farm,
three miles sosth Of that CITY.
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Tho cattle exhibit ws believe to have beer
better IN point Of number than any thing
slss, and We feel that Il 10 not an exagsra-
tion to say that whom the two bulls Of Timo-
shy Day Of Van Buren, and Henry Stewart
Of Lee, walked around tho ring, that ring
was graced with the very best stock in the
State-such as would make Kentucky OF
Ohio stock raiser Welcome Iowa into the CON.
stellation Of stock raising States. The bal.
ance Of the cattle were excellent, consisting
Of COWS Of Oil ages, heifers and bulls from
six months 70 three years old, And COW SC
fat that We felt that the looks would be more
pAlatAble than Taste OF the sirloin.
There were sevsral fne specimens Of meri-
no and other breeds Of sheep, which would
certainly not have failed to come up to the
expectancy Of any ono.
OF hogs, the show in quality, II not in
quantity, would compare with any exhibit,
this county has ever made.
The Agricultural Implements seemed to b.
one Of the principal attractions. particular.
" the ploughs. both for breaking and plough.
ing corn. In these the contest was 90 CLOSE
that it Was easily foreseen the judges deci-
sion was bound to give dissatisfaction, and
We don't think Mat. Archer will ever get
much bigger than he looked when the judges
told him he was entitled 70 the red ribbon.
And you may judge how the animals laughed
to see our old friend Ayres going through
the crowd with DR.. Rickey's grain dispenser
fastened on his stomach, and by means Of a
crank, which he kept oil the while agoing RI
tu-ral-lu-ral, laying the grains ell round the
ground, and assuring them that just to shake
that sowing machine over the ploughed
ground would bring the price Of -four from
8 to dollars Der Dbl.
We were forcibly struck with Washing
Machine, the invention of our friend Garter
of Franklin, upon which he expects to obtain
patent. The whole thing is so simple, and
yet so much needed, that We felt astonished
it had never been thought Of before. The
wash-board is about the usual size and is de-
signed Of solid glass, while the washer is
made of an Adia rubber composition. There
seems to a. doubt but that the invention
will work to charm and make the clothes
clean withopt tearing them to pieces or mash
ing the buttons. The cost of the Machine is
bat So.
The Officers elected for the ensuing year
we're for President, 7. W. Clagett; Vice
President, Joseph Edwards Secretary, Mr..
Lowrie, and Treasurer, w. r. Stewart.
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Meeting in Green Bay.
SAM'L =. MILLER, ESQ,
And other Republican speakers,
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE
Green Bay Township,
ATTHE WHITE SCHOOL HOUSE,
Monday Might, October 10th.

Political Prospects IN Lee County.
We confess to having directed our atten-
ton to the political indications rather more
than to the agricultural features OF the re-
cent County Fair, and a. We are, in conse-
qusnce, better posted on that aspect Of the
gathering Of the people, we purpose to say Q
few words to our readers 10 regard to it,
Every portion Of the county and every town
ship in it,swe believe, was represented by
men OF both parties, with many Of whom we
bad occasion to converse. Our impression,
~ derived from the candid statements OF
both parties, is that the entire Republican
ticket will gain over last year 10 every local.
ity, with one or two exceptions, throughout
she county. The argument is on our side.
the feelings and sympathies Of the people are
with us on the great issues Of national poll
tics as we'll as upon the minor but no less in
teressing ones connected with county affairs.
1t is an uphill business to..propcl the Demo
cratic party in its pro-slavery progress. II
is difficult thing to defend the persistent
opposition Of the Democratic Senate to the
passage OF Homestead law; and it 10 an
impossible thing to satisfy the people with
tho administration Of county Affairs. Most
OF our candidates are moro popular than
those OF the Democratic party, and thus the
tendencies are ell in our favor. Besides, the
Germans, who constitute large proportion
OF the Democratic party, are very much dis
Affected by the course and conduct OF the
leaders and conventions Of the party recent
ly, and many of them will in consequences
vote oil or part Of the Rep ublicsn ticket.
All these things, with the actual loss by re-
moval Of large number Of Democratic vo-
tiers from Keokuk, are working in favor Of
the Republican cause and cannot fail to make
the election close and doubtful one.
We feel entirely confident Of the election
OF part OF our candidates, and we feel hope
fui OF the success Of our entire ticket in the
county. few votes viii decide the issue
one way or the other, and that decision. with
ell Its important results in the present and
the future, may depend upon the influence,
efforts and vote Of any one Of our readers
We need not again impress upon you the
magnitude and Importance Of the results in
volved nor the obligations resting upon you
for correct decision, but simply show
you that the result 10 possiblyin your hands,
and to urge you to act as il the entire result
depended, - it may, upon your individual
effort and vote.
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;: :. Sc: !: ::; 7; :::::
throughout the United States, will arrive n Kes-
kuk on Monday, Oct. 18th, and may DO sonsaltsd 1t
the Billings House. where he win remain until
Friday, Oct. 2lt, only DR.. U. being - regular
~. educated Physician and 6srgson OF the old
school, will be found fully eomps1snt to perform
any operation on the Eye and Ear necessary 10 re-
store lost sight Of hearing. 81 by other scientific
mean, to reaove any disease OF those delicate Or
gans within the reach Of science and human skin.
The extraordinary and formidable operations
lately performed BY Dr.. u. on several cases Of
Dsa3- Dumhness, By which they were made TO hear
and speAk, ian operation believed never before to
have been successfully performed BY any other
Surgeon In America il certainly calculated to
create hope, not only in those similarly Afflicted
but to inspire fan and entire ocnAdence in the
minds OF those Fho may DO suffering from partial
or total deafness, that they have their disease
completely removed and hearing restored.
DIR. u. will DO provided with references Of the
highest responsibility which will be furnished to
applicants, HhsFs required.
No charge for m examination or an opinion.
Oct. lO-d6tw2t,
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We are authorised to announce HAWKINSTAY-
LOR an independent candidate for Senator, TO Ill
tho place made vacant by the resignation Of Dr..
Allen.
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FoRT MADISON, Sept. s, 1859.
MEssRs. EDIroRs You are authorised TO an
nouncs me as independent candidate for the
State Senate at the approaching election.
B. uUGEL.
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Early May Cherries,

So much called for Of late, have come at
last. Now 10 the time to set, to secure them
against hot, dry weather next year, which 90
often kills them. These are graft cd, haYdy,
prodigsons bearers. WIN. BARNES,
No. Estes House, Main. ct.
Keokuk, Oct. 10, '58.d
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0TThe London Quarterly for July b

w Aho Aonu0n NusIs0Iiy TOT july ma
the followings
A native Of ons Of the South Sea Islands
went to missionary desiring baptism. On
confessing that he had two wives, he was told
that he could not receive the sacrament until
he should promise to be contented with only
one. lie retired without asking any further
expianatIon. Tho next day be presented
himself again and reiterated his desire for
baptism, saying he bad then only one wife,
Upon examination, II was discovered that be
had qualified himself for the ceremony BY
killing and eating one Of his wives.
ssg-rhe R-s.,c Rsp.h.:c :aaa.sss ;:::ssi...
in the following 4
We predict that in less than ten years q
steamboat will be constructed to run on our
lakes which will BIO longer than the Great
Eastern, and capable Of carrying three che us
and passenger and three thousand tons OF
freight, and that she will make over thirty
miles m honr, and be capable OF running IN
winter rs we'll as in summer.
ARAY USIrosAs. Was the case with
our Mexican war, the late wsr ID Italy has
dem onstrated the uselessness Oh all extra dis.
play in army uniform, and commission Il
now sitting in Paris which has for ito object
the alteration OF the present uniform or the
French army with view to make il a. sim
pie and durable ~ practicable. The subject
commands almost as much attention as q
change in the fashion Of lady's toilette.
TrRev. DR.. SPARROW, Of Alexandra, Va,
who declined call to Emanuel Church, Bal
tlmore, at "a 900 per annum, is professor
10 the Theological Seminary in the former
city, With salasy Of 81 800, only. sa. /
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New Goods for the Ladies.
M uSS a. KING returns many thanks N
and hopes TO receive continuanee Of the !
same. She has returned with . large stsck a
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Bon
nets Of tho latest styles, Blond Lace, 6ne French
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lacc Walls, Kid
Gloves, 0aunt1stts, silk and Woolsn Gloves, Hoop
Skirtr, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, selected with taste, DC.
Ladies' are invited to call. Store south side Of
Main-st., between "a and Sd.
SeBt17-d
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ca The Pathological Society Of London
have In course Of preparation new diction-
AIRY OF the English language, on most com
prehensive plan. II is intended to include
every word occurring in the literature Of the
language, with ite meaning illustrated by APP
propriate citations. The most eminent tall
emit Of England and Ansrica is to be en-
ployed in its production. The Hon. George
?. Marsh, Of Darlington, w., has been ap-
pointed Secretary FOR the q. 3.
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HTO T n 4 l. DIEsIlGN

MRS. M. TALON
u up ECTFULLY solcits the attention Of the
n Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
Fau and Winter Goods.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
tiles, to suit ell tastes, have been selected.
Ladies' Kid and Cashmere Gauntlets, Kid
Gloves, oil colors;
Mourning Collars and Sets !;
Oorsee Apd 6kirt-Snpporters;
Ladies' super Merino Finish Vests;
CL0AK6 AND SHAWLS;
B0mnets, RIbhOms.
FRENCH I AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS;
HOOP sKLRTs, xEPHYR OPERA HOODS.
And every thing usually comprised in this depart
mont will be found in her store, ut Wholesale and
retail NO. n MAIN-ST.
Sept 10 rod 80
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoRr MApIsoN, Sept, s, 1855

EWe are authorized to announce ]. N. AN.
DERSON as candidate for Township Trustee.
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This Agency always pays its losses promptly In
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured ct
VERY MODERATE PREMIUM, for one, three or Eve
years. Calland learn the rates.
WIN. ". nELkMAP, Ag,a.
Octld1m 6ecOnd-st., near Main.
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Male Department.
Miss Mary y. Howell, Principal Female
Department.
Miss --- Fitzgerald, Assistant.
DIsr. No. 3, CoRSKR l4ru AND Hrou SrRKsrs.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Gregory, Cd Department.
Mrs. L. r. Norton, lst
DIsT. No. 4, CoRSER 4rH AND BANK STRKsrs.
Miss Elizabeth Tomlinson, Cd Department.
Kiss Susan Irwin, ist =
DIsr. No. S, lsr ScHooL, Con. l2rH 4 THEA
Mr.. R. +. French. I'd Department.
Miss Sallie Hamill, lst
IND SCHOOL, BAsEnsNr Er. PsrEx's CHURCH.
Mr.. Chas. Buckingham, ID Department.
Miss M. ReddingtOn Let 80
DIsr. No. 8, Con. l4rH q RIDos Srsrrrs,
Miss Marg. Galbreth.
DIsr. No. 7--Suspended.
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FORTHE MILLION

011ND - 1A1lV0
RFORTHE MILLION
AI0a arc now Receiving o1ar4e Utoc OF ClotAin1
w which has been bon hit low and will be cod
low Tor 0aah! The prices are suited for hard tire
aaa the goods are for al kinds Of cnstomers The
stock comprises every style and quality Oh Cloth.
ing, Gentlemen Furnishing Good, 1runks, W.
Uses, Carpet Bags, and srything commonly kept
In our line.
Customers win hnd II for their interest to CALL ~
we are determined to sell ~ cheap o tho chsapsst
and We desire to everybody comfortably clothed
We don't charge anything for sho wing goods,
and are alwAJs Disassd to see customers even II
Rsnsas:: IS pl.os. On rAlrd-.t. ss.vs.p
Main and johnson.
Sept17d s. POLLOCK ! co.
Juvemlle Rooks.
THE New kollo Library;
The Young People Library;
The Little Church
The Children Gems;
The Home Library, BY Cousin Alice;
Alice ngythorn's Library;
Uncle Tobyp ds
Mrs. Folifnfi Twilight Stories;
Aunt Mxty's Stories
Uncls Philips Library;
Also, Books printed on Cloth, highly oolored.
For sels BY n. W. WESTCOTT,
OctIds g % Nain-se.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE

00E'AH RATIONAL ROUTE q
nALTImonE. new xoRx. rHrLA.
DELPHIA AND D0D1 ON,
AND oELr RoAD 70
WAS HIN TOH OITHt 81
The Baltimore I Ohl0
RAILROAD
Terminates ct Baltimore and Washington
City on the ksss, and Wheeling, Benz
wood and Parksrsburg on thu West,
at which place IL connects with
Railroads and Steamboats,
FOR and from oil
points in tho
West, 6outh-West q North West;
AND PRnsnNrs 70 rHn TRAVELLING FuBLic 4
SHORT AND DESIRABLE ROUTE
TO ALI OF THE EAsTERN CITIES.
~Pusengsrs " this Route can visit the cities
Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
al the cost of 1yt1sf 70 NsU Fork BosfVH aIene
BY other v0Ntss.
~ THROUGH TICKETS can also BE- procured
via WASHINGTON CITY to the EASTERN
CITIES, 1t ana additional charge of13.
From CHICAGO and points in the WEST and
NORTHWEST, connections are made with
THE BALTIMORE OHIO r H.
- follows:
MICHIGAN CENT1 AL r.. n.
Via Michigan City, Lafayette, IndianApolis, Gin
cinnati or Columbus; also, Detroit Cleveland.
mich. soutn,n 4 NeraA,n ina. u. H.
Via Toledo and Cleveland. or via sandusky,
Mansfield d Newark Railrsad.
Pittsburgh, Fl. wayne \ CAicage u n
Via Lima, OF Crss.line and Columbus, or via
Sandusky. Aansfeld Newark 4. B..
ENQUIRE FOR TICKETS VIA WHEEuHG!
Fare Always .. Lew ~ the Lswest!
THROUGH TICKETS s BAGGAGE CHECKS
can be procured Ut all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat OfRces In the West
l.. n. COLE, Gem Ticket Agent
W.P.BMITH, Master Transportation.
Eff. FULLER, Gent Western Ag't.
Oct. !, 'so.d
A LMANAcs FOR 1850 for sale sy
"A oet7 OGDEN, BR0wNELL co.
nIARIKs s0K $50, for sale ~
- ost7 e-sa OGDEN, BROWNELL q CO.
Crest Bees for nsx..
OGDEN, BRowNELL AGO,
oct7d No. 81 Msin-st.
The Teachers Assissant,
I " Hints and Methods in School Discipline and
~ instruction. being series Of letters to one
entering upon the tsseher's work. For sale by
octJd OGDEN, BROWNELL i 90. 81
RKsECTION NOTICE.
THE Eleotiosef Jackson Township win b held
i on Fifth stl between Main and johnson, In
James Rodfsrs tsiding. o. Tuesday, the nth Of
I'M ANDERSON.
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DIsr. No. /, CoRNxR CONCERT & 2sD STREETS.
lst. Departmsnt--Miss Maria Kelly. a9a
I'd. Miss Mary q. Urmston.
DIST. No. 2, CENTRAL BunDIKo, CooNxs or
BLoNDKAU AND 8TH G7RnRrs. m fs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .
= z = A n . = u n.

49,. DsEHWWW
II 81 Chicago, Iils,,,
the emineni and skiilfMll
operator on The Eye and
Edr, whose reputation'
Ia axfonsivalv knowu
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HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD
OARrrAL $500, 900.
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MERcHAETS' ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 500, 900.
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- Buildings, Merchandise, Milk, Factories.
Household Furniture and Dweilings insured at .
low rates - other Companies who pay their Losses
II. b. TEE-EYCk, Agent,
Ohice corner ID and MAR SITS, Keokuk, Iowa
Sept. Il. 80 dim
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BOARD or EDUCATION.

BOARD or EDUCATION.
Guy Wells, President.
John NJ. Hiatt, Vice President.
John w. Ogden, Secretary.
4. II. Morrison, Treasurer.
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Insurance! insurance Insurance
DOLICI15 on Stores, Dvellinu, Merchandise,
/ Pork Houses, Public Baildings, Misunderstanding
Establishments, Household Furniture, and All insu-
rable property, issued u the lowest rates In the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 415O, 900.
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General Insurance Agency.
OO4. SECOND AVN MAIN.

kSIRE. LAX ~. RIVER AND LIFE IN.
7 6VkANGk promptly attended 10 ct this O6hcs.
setter and more iHDnAAITy can b given q this
Agency than any other in thia city, and lees trouble
after loss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-05

SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sc SSION OF Is 5 9-6O.
T!NHE Second Course of Lectures in this Insttut on
will commence on Monday, October 81, 1859, and
close the first OF the following March. The Lee
lures # tue first month will be To all Students.
CLINICAL lSsTKU TONS will commence at the opening
Hf the October Course. The ANATOMICAL Rooms viii
also be opened at the same time.
FAC u LTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIx, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy (De-
Sc iptive, HistUlOgcal anu surgical
JOIN FREDERICK Ma, n d., Professor OF Principles
aud Practice of Surgery.
JOHN H. CA LENDER, VI. D. Professor of Materia Medi-
and Therapeutics
Z. B. HAsKINs, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Prac
tice OF Medicine.
He ENI, NJ. D., Prof ssCr Of Medical Chemistry and
Medical Jurisprudence
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
JOIN T. Form, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children.
ii. II. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
FEES.
Ma'riculation Fee, (paid but once ......... 90
Demonstrators Pee Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
vi duudllOh ree-- e--.-..---..-..- .--........ 70 W
The price of Boarding and all the personal expenses
of the student are reasonable in Nashville rs in
any city in the Union. Good Boarding be obtain
ed at from 50 to 81 pc week.
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
ang23-d1mtwtii Is 5Summer street.
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NASHVILLE TENN, MON DAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1859.
CDnfational.
BANDUSIA MALE SEMINARY.

nNHE next session Of this Institution, Situated on
i the GaIlatin Turnpike, two miles miles from
Nashville, Tenn Wlll commence on MONDAY, SEP
TESBER 5tb, and continue I'LL July LIST, 1860, For
terms of Boara and Taiton apply 10 the und rsigned
aug3u-d3w NATHL CROSS
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

II A MCCLURE has for sale SO
- Piano FUrtes from celebrated - q 80 80
makers. SteinwJy sons, A II. Gale 7 4 IA r n
< Co, HaZ.lton Bros, Peters, Cragg
q Co., and others, consisting of and ga, ana "a
Ocaves and ranging in price from 500 10 5000, all
warrented Ia every respect Persons purchasing
from him will pay from SIS SIS more than II
they gave an order TO PEDLAR for an instrument
that t0ey neither hear until it Is put up IN
their plrOr When it is sometimes very hard To mad
Instrument that pieascs IN every particular when
You Ia ave zen select from, is II at all
kelly you would be pleased in buying by order
Also IN store the largest stock OF Sh Music Books
and small Music Instruments offered In tine
Market and will be sold lower than by any
other house in the CITY Come to 80 Union street and
be convinced. j. "A. MCCLURE
iunpyS-tf
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer Clothing. :
Aninspeetion ofthe stock doesnotinvolye the nece
sity Of purchase.
WE arc now receiving entire stock OF
w ready -madeCiothag and MS FurnIshin z and
Piece Goods aud would particularly call the atentiop
Of dealers to the style and make OF our garments
most OF which was made 10 our order, and the work
OF which viii Warrant 20 stand. Our stock Is COM
prissd part OF all the styles Cloth Coats
all Caliouns, frock, dress, on Business skeleton
tweed iinen drab deta, apscca and Cashmere Coats
cashmere ana aeed suits match. silk and Mar.
seiIleE yestings; PANT, in great variety.
I0nths', Boys and Childrens Clothing.
Our stock Is entirely new, Comprising every good
siy ie and quality.
Mems Furnishing Goods
We invite particular attention 70 our improved cut
shirts u - the most d siFabie and reliable make
Shirt IN the market. Gloves, Suspenders Scarfs
Neck ties ,CrAy ats, HAndkerchefs Half Hose needle.
worked shirt Bosons. snd fun stock under wear.
Piece Goods.
Black blus brown and dahlla Cloths. black and ran
ey cssifeeres, In great variety silk and Marsslile
Neztiagsi dress desa and linen -DEillngs Umbrellas
kc., ke. SC .-
n. B-Cothing cut % order. =.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM CO ,Praetcaf Tasiors
mars No. 20 Public square. Szshslile.
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DR. W. w. NsJssY4EX

O.ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN }
FENDERS his prof .ssioual services to the citizens
i OF Nashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession IN all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes by
strict ate be able render satisfaction 10 all
who may favor him with acall.
Once No. 421I Cherry street, near Capt. Stockell's
new residence Residence Pearl street, south Nash
willie apr25-dLf
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Stop dine Renarf

stop the Report.
Ii tsnurreutiy reported that We sell no Goods only
at Auction when in fact twothirds ou sales are
private ,ihe same asn any other Wholesale Housein
the city with this exception We sellfor short proat
for cash and short prompt paper.
feb2I sGAx TRABUE Il LUcus.