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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-21

Es- The city Of Aberdeen. MIss.. has voted
to rAise $4,000 10 be applied 20 the eon-srnc-
tlon Of the New Orleans, Jackson aud Great
Northern Railroad.
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JOAN YORK az CO.

Have now on hand alarge and splendid assortment OF
new Holiday Books for the coming season.
Gallery of Famous English and American Poets.
The most magnifcently Illustrated volume ever pub
hshed in the world One hundred Steel Engravings;
vol. imperial octave, richly bound in morocco an
tique.
Women OF Beauty and Heroismi
The Court of Napoleon.
The Republican Court.
The Atlantic Souvenir.
Also "A large supply Of Albums, Portfolios and
Juvenile Books. decl4-tf
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Saturday, The 18th day Of February, ls5!


lCotrsr1ssHs orssrz err Han
Nsshvilis, San. 18Th, 1859
fIsAxPAYET<s who wish 10 ss4ll themselves q The
II privileges q tie ia~ allowing prepay nncas u
CORPORATION TAXES for TIE year 1855 are hereby
aet as uast they can nos do - ey eating q the co
lsctnrss erce. lnerest 81 the rate ~ FEa cz<r
per nouth ~iii be allowed iron the cate u ceFtn-
c<tss Eii la Jelly owners 81 taxable property 10
The esy win Sad % taar iatsrcss 10 ell nIneaai-
~. A. NELSON,
tan11-im ColiccloF.
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-r- The following clever verses are found
in a recent London paper. The classical rea-
der win recognise in them a parody of the
well-known ode of HORACE:
"Quis multa graciiis te prcu, in rosa," &c.-B. 1,
@ Ode y.
"With what handsome swell who serves the Queen
- Are you flirting, widow, now?
And for whom does the fragrant bandoline
Hold down those brails of glossy sheen
Beside that ivory brown
with whom do you sit in the pleasant gloom
or your crimson opera boxf
FOR whom by your side is there always room,
And look Of vexation you assume
When some other dandy knocks7
Poor youRg officer, fauItless swell,
Lad with embroidered shirt.
One OF these days you'll know too well, -----s
mat IT'S most unpleasant sell
To be spoons that heartless firt.
"Hangs in my hall a'hat, gay,
Which had not worn month,
When ran in the rain 70 buy bouquet,
That, as soon as Pd gone she gave away
To Brooks, OF the onety 0nthf'
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For Rent.

FTNHE residence Of Capt. J. C. LEaKE, on Cedar St
Il IL Is a Brick House, sOoms, fine Kitchen,
Smoke House, acres Of ground attached. Apply
10 r. A COLE.
jan2l-f
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P E N M A N S HIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
At the corner of College street and the Square
Is DAILY RECEIVING NEW PtIIIs ~
Writing and PhOnography.

DERSoNS from the country can finish their lessons
Il ia one week.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN are taught an easy and Gle
CANT style OF writing free from all utydr aGec tItir
of useless and ridiculous disJIdV
Knowing permanent reputation could only be gain
ca ana sustained by the permanent Improvement of
ms tiIpiS, MI ID. has ever pursued that course Of
candor aud fairness which his secured him within
the last Is years, liberal a patronage in Nashville
For evidence OF Mr. DIS success In teaching he only
needs TO refer 10 the improvements of the mauy P1-
pis he has taught in the southern country aud the
testimony OF those who have Witnessed it for the last
twenty years. See large circulars
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Strayed.

A FINE RED COW, above the medium size, with
Il horns that curve round 10 point, with n red
and white spotted Calf, some or months old. Any
Information OF them viii be thankfully received.
J. b. 4 A v. RUTLAND,
Jan2l-u No. 80 Union street
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". ,. srt.sss Prgfe,.or e Goperr-e.laI se'enoe

W. =. SrEARNs, Professor Of G0rerHnavII Science
and Ldlc, tn hte University u Mississippi lays:
Photography, as taught by Mr.. BoIHEsK, Is no con-
used collection ~ arbitrary chsracters Supposed
~ many but beautiful, harmonious, philosophical
anG rational system based upon principles which
80 simple that child can understand them readily
when illustrated and exthinct by competent Ia
structor, such know Mr.. ihlbcar to be. Boys Of
or 10 years Of age were members ~ tie class
with myself, and the rapidly with which they pro-
gressed was wonderful &c me.
Not more than wenty four hours, think have been
spent by In practice and lessons and vet
am surprised - ind that already eau write more
rapidly in the Photographic lie than In the ordinary
method. With a little daily practice, am confident
that IN few weeks Photography viii effect FOR me a
saving u At least threofourihs ~ the time lose al
present In The process Of committing my thoughts 10
paper. We're q possible % enforce the rcqasltion
cannot doubt that colleges and professional schools
could not Otherwise eiectually promote this inter
ests of education as by making certain degree Of
proficiency in PhoDography, prerequisite 10 the adj
mission Of every Pupil.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, leading into each 9th
Il az, IN a central location either on the first or
second story. Highest reference given. Address
A v, this Office. ian2l-3t
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For Evirc.
WaNtcN.

I HAVE for hire five Likely Negroes for the pres
Il cnt year. Z. 5. HAWKINS, Agent
jln2i-u No. Is Cedar street.
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For Sale.

A NkaRo WOMAN about - years old perfectly
~ sound and healthy, excellent Cook and Wash
err an obedicnt, honest and reliable Negro in every
respect. IL n HAYNES G. "a
ianlS-tf
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For Rent.

A SPLENDID FARM about miles from the city,
n containing about 200 Acres, well watered.
Terms very liberal.
E s. HAWKINS, Agent,
jan19-o By&G - No. Is Cedar street.
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Il. WI. DAxIEIs sars:


take much ri~asare IN saying, that 7, with many
others u tins place awaited myself Of the opportunity
ol taknE lessons IN the sCience Of Phonngrsphy As
taught by Prof J. ". DotAkzK and IN justice b him
checrfully and fcariessy state thar he Is able
o. mpart, IN limited time o. any T-rsoh who will
give u his attention. thorough knowledge q thc
PRINCIPLES - the science Although prevented BY a
press q official engagement from attending mere
than hall Of discourse OF less0s yet my progress
write IN the Characters employed With astonishing
readiness.
am not less pleased with the beauty aud sirnpl,ei
~ of thc stem, and rs admirable ala aton 10 the
wants u the community, than surprised and delght
81 al the ease ilh which ia principles master
FL, by chiG, sien accompanied by the f,anorAm-
v ilustrati"ts and explanations az Mr.. DoIbcar.
rshnot bat iAnk that 4 . merits were ka0xu n
r'uli De al ofee Adopted BY Adults and rsIrsrts oaia
ing Invention; especially When tley reject ihat IL
D 1acipiss be mastered lii . few h0nrs
RAJ. "A. T. DANIEL.
Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge Chapter, c0uncn and
flacainpniest IL Mississippi.
Ny son, twelve years u age was a member % Ia
class, and am more than SATISFIED With ts progress
that he has made AMI believe that a &c u lnore
oeueft u my son tt.n tseise months af a-a4l stady
Would be- !. IA. BOYD,
Mayor o. the city q Jseksoa.
Mr. u. hasn admirable Panoramic liossrzlions
w1srh greatly Atd the ic4ruer.
Printers can easily 5eafn - type frorn Phone
labor e Esrs, Merchants, Az, ~ho wrile advertise
meots, &c, IN fhonesratsay
tio.rs 10 II A. n; . - p. ~. AID % - ntEht
iAnI1xf
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Gbanferp Sales
House and Lot i'm McGayOck's
Plan.

Plan.
John Beatty Us. Jacob A. Clodrrlter and others
DURSUANT to n decree of the Chanccry Court at
i Nashville, at November Term 1855 in above
cause, VIII sell at the Court house, in this city,
Saturday, the 10Th day of February, 1859,
certain House and Lot in McGavock's addition to
Nashville lot known No. IL in the PLAN registered
on page COG of Book No. TO- Registers Office of David
county.
TERMs-Credit of six months, without interest Tex
cept sums OF Fifty Dollars, purchaser to give ap-
proved security and lien TO be retained
Janl9-td j. F. GLEAVES, G. & NJ
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For RcNd..
Malt Whisky.

a NEW BRICK DWELLING, ON High street, South
~ Of Broad Apply TO Mosely & Bell, second door
from Broadway House ian1s-t N
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Memphis.

Ths steaa assfPd slss RaSssassr LSTA51
J. s DAsizlKL, Capt, will leave zszazzrzs
as above THIS DAY, the 2lst inst at IL O'Clock
NJ. For freight or passage apply on board. or 10
Jan2l-h A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Only So 90 a Year
l. Z VIA THAN
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET
j. c. M'FERRIN, Proprietor.

THE undersigned having leased the rbove we'll
IL known establishment formerly kept by Mr. John
d. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired and rentted it in
All ITS departments and now challenges competition i'm
point Of convenience and capacity from any similar
establishment in the South west
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly ON hand number OF baud
some vehicles of all kinds, and a stud of horses
unsurpassed in style, speed and safety.
SALE
an prepared to fill any bill for gentlemen wish
ing to purchase carriage, buggy or saddle horses and
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers Of stock Will find az nv sul,
ahic accommodations for any number of horses or
mules, at reasonable rates. -
BOARDING.
Gentlemen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles are ensured THAI stock will receive the hes,
attention, and AT the lowest current rates
am also provided with all the facilities for Break
ing, eating, Nickng and Docking horses and will en-
sure satisfaction.
will receive and sell stock of all kinds on commits
sion and from thorough acquaintance and coustan
familiarity with the market, feel no hesitation in
promising satisfaction.
Being determined to give satisfaction To ali vho
may call, portion Of public patronage is solicited
j. C. McFERRIN,
Jahlo-uly Late of Bowling Green, XIV.
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Wilson Spring Property.

Iison spring property.
hcEwen aud others Is. Nance 4 Matlock.
DURSUANr n decree of the Chancery Court at
u Nashville, at November Term, 1885, in above
cause VIII sen at the Courthouse, in tins city,
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
Lots Nos 90 a. ~, so aud 81, being subdivisions Of
Lot NO. "a IN the original plan Of Wilson Spring Prop
eFty.
IERAs-Oue, two and three years credit without
interest Notes with good personal security requir-
ed and lien retained.
janl9-td JE GIEAyES C Nm
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Chancery Sale of House andLot

Benjamin J Grooms, Admir-, Virginia Hard ct ais
DURSuANT 10 a decree OF the Chaneery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term 1855 ia above
city, on
saturday, the 18th day of February, 1859,
certain House and Lot, mentioned in the pleadincs
same being part OF lot No 3d. in the second plan of
College Lots, and fronting 30 Front street and
running back 100 feet.
Ianl9-td J. E. GLEAvES, C. Nm
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Rev. hi. p CRIs1KR snYs.

Having taken lessons Of Mr. J. W. DotREAR in Pho
biography for four days, am free say that would
not be deprive~of the knowledge have thus receiv-
ed for $500. regard Phonogranhy as taught by Mr.
ID. as a long step ON the highway Of progress.
The day is not far distant. when in NV opinion
Photography, with its twin sister, onotypy will be
Taught IN all the schools of the land, and shall hail
tho day with enthusiasm
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PiOW Lines and Cotfo, Rona.

tA7 have in store and for sale small quantity OF
" old Malt Whisky, the best article in Tennessee
lmf7 MIZELL HOOPER & CO.
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan Co. and others rs. Allen Ledbetter and
others.
DURSUANr 10 a decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term, 1858, in above
cause will sell at the Court house, this city, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1859,
Negro Woman named Adeline and her two chill
drenr Edridge and Mary, attached in above suits
TERMS months credit, without interest. Notes
with two approved securities, and payable in Bank of
Tennessee, required of purchasers.
Janl9-td J. Z. GLEAVES, C. NJ.
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1n0 BfsiS- friHs Cover Sod;
HUI so 90 90 Tmdfhy 30:
go basheis tirch4ra Orass Gsed.
500 DO Ctakn Hue DO. 40:
$40 a. stFffFsed %. 60.
80 de. HeFdAs do. %.
The@s Seeds are q last yezr's growth sad purs -
any bro1sht ~ the mArksf f0r sale ~
jsns ARnsIRoS0 a Co
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Auction Sale of Groceries
RY
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

N>'"oeSS"rs !" 'GTser, Mckay d O. aud r. Ldnier.)
On Tuesday, January 25rh. 1859.
WE viii offer for cash in front of our Warehouse.
w No. Market Street, a large ,~Sortp,ap, :,
Fresh and Choice Groceries eoutrising In nsr, he
following articles, viz:
ioo mus La sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vari-
loo bags Ro Coffee, Gus brands:
100 "a Iaguyra Coffee. 200 boxes 20 Rar Soan.
90 Dds. New NolasSes. 200 80 Palm Soap;
90 Dds do; 100 80 FoN's Starch:
% Dds trushed 4 Pow 100 :" Woods do:
dered sugar; 600 dozen Rrooms:
500 Dds GNU. Whisky; 400 boxes star Candles-
70 =" NewSom do; loo {" TailOw do.
so " Robinson CO. do: so = and 4 bhts g.,
so " old Rye L Bour- berries.
bon whisky: 500 dOz. led Bukets.
20 : pipes Brandy; loo boxes W. r. aud T. D.
rs hbls. Water and But Choose
ter Crackers; IS bags PeDner.
IVo kegs NHis, assorted: 500 RcamS Wrap. Paper;
200 cases Cove oysters: 90 cases Sardines-
900 assorted Cigars;
With many other articles too tcaiOus 20 mention
As many Of the above goods are on consignment
they will be offered in liberal ts and without r.sr,
IN close. CARTER, WIISFORD 4 CO.
k.n-,-tl No Market street.
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JuDcH KAxE, Of Ph7adeIphia, ,av.,

Hon. Thomas ii. BESToS said in Congress: "Ha,
this art been known forty years ago, IL would hAy,
saved me twenty years OF hard labor"
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k00 nozxS F.iatnd Baskets Juet received and
cDU for as II nsaaaf.rlnroff 80 =. - NJ. 8
S .ix sk<. "nAsv<s > ~
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GOdey's Lady's Book.

Tor FEBRUARY, just received and for sale by
II jan19 JOHN YORK & co.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.

T,HE splendid passenger and "A
Il freight steamer SEVENTY zzsOsszsEEsSsS+As5
SIX, BARCLAY, Capt, will leave u.kz<-==zESzz=-sSS
for the above and all intermediate ports on THIS
DAY, at II O'Clock, N For freight or passage hav-
ing superior accommodations, apply on board or 10
JOHN H. HARRIS.
ian2l-lt h H. HARRISON agents
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For Kent

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, about = miles from
"a Nashville, containing about Two Hundred and
Thirty Acres For terms apply %
NJ. VAUGHN,
tnlad No. Il Cherry street
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p HON OGR Apply,

No branch Of education has higher claims M
on The friends of education than Photography either
on account OF its and varied advantages or the
ease with which il can be learned There is no great
aid in mental culture or surcr road 10 successful
employment, than facility in this art.
That can b. easily learned and iRmeliatelg made
available, for practical purposes, be shosc7s Jg tie
most abundant testimony Of CergyB.e Doctors, LatO-
yors, Teachers, dc.
JoHS s HART Principal Of the High School ut Phila-
delphia, Pa, says
"Such Of our Students as have made Phonoera phic
reporting profession have along in life faster by
all Odds than those in any other kind II business aud
that without the possession Of any special briiancy
OF talents.
"Those who have not entirely mastered the art still
use II as far as Is at their command taking notes
partly in Phonography and partly in long hand There
IL not an hour in the day, nor class n the school
out OF Division H., in which do see the students
using this art, and with practical advantage"
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uSr received 80 dozen Flow Lines and 40 coils o
- Cotton Rope Of various sizes.
MlZELL, HOOPER & co.
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'io the professional man, aud Indeed, TO evefy on
whose pursuits in life call upon him To record inc
dents or thoughts, It Is Of the great labor savin
machines 81 the age; and like ali such machines tbs
are really good, II does better work than be don
without Il. ["
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0nn NnIEES srEEL PIOws. .s.orssa sa.s.;
GOO 80 Garrett = cotAmAn's slssl Pio-s a.
enrt<d SIZES
80 Bxsnissas szeel Fiews. assorted sirss.
fnese Ptl~z are Eaeeu4lis1 and IA Be sal9 he
tS~est pricss ARMSTRONG %.
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Sugar! Sugar!

DUSUI yuSNI
l00 HHi)S- far 10 strictly prime and choice Louis
lOO iana Sugar, just received aud for sale low at
No Aarket-strcet.
Ianl4 CARTER. Wn.sFORD 4 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-31
ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
REPORTER FOR THE STATE.

DURSUANT to Instructions the Governor Of the State
will on saturday the lh day Of August and hold
election for Attorney General and Reporter fer the States
ill the vacancy ocsioned the resignation of John L. T.
following persons have been appointed Judges Clerks and
Receivers Of votes fer said election in their several Wards and
Precincts Where vacancies have been left the receivers Of
requested to fill them.
DistrictNoI LIST Ward JudgesG Y Jones, John Coltar
john Beatty Receiver N. HObbs ClerksJ. J. Everctt
Alex. Ledbetter.
Monohan ReceiverW. p Downs; Clerks-John H. sloan,
Geo. Glenn
ReeeiVerJohn Reddck Clerks-Jas. A. Mclaughlin, v B..
All Ward Judges-John W. Martin j. w. Felts B. H. Brown;
Receiyer-J N Alexander Cerks-Jas. TrimbeJ 7. Brown.
5th Ward JudgesD r. Carter Mason Vannoy, J. P. Col
man Receiver-Canon Tucker; Clerks-John H. cuey H. NJ
9Th Ward. Judge-JO Francis, ThOs W. Chiffon, v. A.
Baugh; Receiver "A. W. Pyle; Clerks-Wm MinOn, NJ. L.
IN Wsrd. JqdgesWm. A. Davis Isaac Paul. John corbIt
sih ward Judges-wm Harrison, C, H conser, NJ c. Cot.
tom RECEIVER O. Dobsons clerksPstok BankAIl George
Cotton. .-L
| G. McMurly; lsceiver-Thomas Puqua.
District No. VIM D. Philips George W. Charlton ThOs
Mann; Receiver-Wm. DObson.
District 4Thos. Page, Eleazer Hamilton w. c. Dod-
sen, Receiver-Ben f. Hurt
District No s. Judges-Wm T. Cartwright J. K. Edmond
son, J. J. D shumae. Receiver-E 6. Rowe.
District No 8. JudgesJOe A. Battle, W. H B. GambiIl,
District No. Z: JudgesJOhn B. Hope. ". K War; Rs
gam Receiver-W. G. Briley.
District No g. Judges-W. c. Ramsey, Daniel Carmack
Rains; Receiver-A ]. Ramsey.
district No. .. gudgps-W H. Hagans ThOs B. johnson,
Andrew Gregory; ReceiveF-W, r. Luoas
District No TO- Judgessam Manning W. P. Hsrdirg.J II.
Hawkins; Receiver-John c. Barrow. t -. p
District No. H. VIM Edmundson, Henry Compton, Allen
Cotton; Receiver Vim. Gotten.
District No. H. Judges-Jesse Jordan VIM E. Watkins,
| Josin. Recever--Aris Brown
District No a. JudgesJas L. Greer H. L. Porch SHELTON
| Demoss; Receiyer-W. G. Smith.
District No Is JudgesJohn g. Prchad, Thos J. Allison,
Joel Mays; Recever-Moses Greer.
District No. 10 Judges-N. robson, c. White, s. II.
Peach; ReceiveJames s. Russell oerksJas Lindsey, Jas
| Trmble Brown
District No. 49, JudgesW. H. Hambln, W. B. Hudson,
| John Taylor Receiver-Jack Gee.
DistTict No. %. Judges VIM @. Hall W. NJ Dsmukes
| II. Cartwright; Recei yer VIM. Luton.
District No. 81. Jas Marlborough j. W. BalIowe W. B. Ew
| ing; Receiver d P. LanieF. .. .-
District No. %. Judges0eo. Gill, g. W. Walker, Gilbert
Marshall; Receiver-Abd Shaw.
District No. %. Judges-BF. Dake D. Ralston, Will
| liams Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District No. 81 udges-J g. b. Carney ThOs. Bysor Ed.
| Graves; Receiver Gtne Garrett
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
| juneI7-d Sheriff Of Davidson County.
| FlRESA ARRIYAIlS by
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PL0WSI PLOWSI! PLOWSslI
NN/ viii Keep constantly hand ll assortment az nIo
W Manufactured az the Tennessee PloW Fncao.
y farmers would do vel 10 give call before purchasing
- - n e them as good steel pillow ever been offered
e m ss ety. at from ten to twenty per cent less than you
AAfs oeen Payingf T The sane quality Of pl0Es.
- p. a @. ANDERSON,
ieho-d % and IS corner Broad and College stsssts
Narhvf i'll
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A Fine Country Residence for Sale.
HAVING determined 70 carry Negroes to the South, -
III I will sell about Three or Four Hum 49,
dred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up ~
which reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen miles from Nashville in Of the best neighbor
hoodsn Williamson county Soil equal any In the State For
particulars apply the preise or 10 A " Lindsey
In Nashville
SepS-da P.A.PERRENs.
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Bloody FIux, Dysentcry and ChOI'
era NTOFbIIS.

FTVHE GREVENBURG DYSENTERY SYRUP never fails to
all Of disorders Of the bowels in few hours
purely vegetable and taken IN any quan quite harmless.
l. has cured hundreds Of ux after being given
By the Doctors 1t we'll remembered for the service render
81 when cholera prevailed Nashville. In every printing
oce and mechanical business city, persons may
found who have tested its efficacy. prompt Effects
relieves instantly, and the surfaces
stomach and bowels sheathd and protected against
this Acred contents.
1t may be given to the youngest child.
Price 50 cents per bottle. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
iulyIO Il College Street, Nashville.
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YVNHB informs his friends and the public generally
that he day sold his entire in the
Germ OF WILLIAMSON CHATHAM, to JOHN L. CHEATHAN In
Withdrawing the business he would respectfully tender his
armest thanks all his friends, who have Bier
ally extended their patronage the old and solicit
from them continuance Of the his gentle.
men In every respect entitled to the highest confidence
Hashyille, July 6, 1859. ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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YTNHE undersigned have this associated themselves toeh
under the firm of ARCHER CHEATHAN x BRoTHER, FOL
purpose ransacng Liquor and Wine, Cigar and Tobac
60 business similar every respect to that carried by their
predecessors Williamson Cheaham, and hope by strict aen
on business merit continuance of the patronage lib
orally extended to that concern.
Nashville, July 8, 1853 ARCHER CHEATHAM,
iulys-tf JOHN L-CHEATHAM
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Nashville, July G, 1853.

TlNHE undersigned have this day dissolved by
partnership heretofore under the firm
VILLA OHEkTHAM, Alexander Williamson having sold
cut bis said JOHN L. CHEATHAM
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July G, 1853. ARCHER CHEATHAM.
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ARCHER CHEATHAM,
JOHN l.. CHEATHAM.
ICE ICEi

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Nashville and
surrounding country No Broadway. Is the place to
y pare Northern lee ana hubug. Gall and judge for your
49, maVR : WE. CLINGAG.