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The ArnI.sice.
From ,bs London lines Of jay 5.

While we are discussing the progress Of the
plot and specializing as TO the nature of the
catastrophe the curtain falls. Yesterday
france aud Austria were upon the point oi
,ning la another desperate battle. The cell
GRATED fortified Quadrangle had been reached,
s'eschiera had been Invested, Mantna bad
,een masked, Verona Was upon the point OF
being summoned, Venice was threatened,
aud Garibaldi was man@uyering upon the
rear OF the great fortresseS. The waves OF
warfare were undulating and vibrating 10
another great burst 10 foam To-day the
Spirit OF Peace has breathed upon the VA
ten, and the storm Is for the moment at an
end. Three months ago we expected peace
and were surprised BY war. To-day Europe
was waiting Ia breathless expectation for a
great battle, fought Ia the very toTtresses Of
Austria, and Is again surprised BY The calm
announcement that an armlstiee has been
concluded, and that the two great armies ii 9
for the usoment no longer eaemies.
The fret impulse Is Que Of JOY. Its great
relief 10 know that the human misery which
Ne have from day to day been recording ID
stayed, that the dogs Of war are again
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Conxre..ion.I Protee,ion.

Senator BIGLER, of Pa, Mr.. BUcHASANis
mouthpiece, in a letter to the Tammany Hall
Celebration on the 4th inst, joins the oppo-
nents Of Congressional protection of slavery
IN the Territories He says:
As for code of Congressional laws for the
benefit of one species of property in the Ter
riiories not necessary for the rest, am en-
phatically opposed to any such measure, and
think the proposition as impoltic as the eff
fort, for il will prove vain and fruitless. For
what end, then, shall Congress legislate
Whose rights have been violated in any of the
present TerritoTiesy Or wherein have the
people or the Legislature ofany Territory at
tempted to nullify the Constitution rs ex-
pounded by the Supreme Court, or in any
other way transcribed their Legislative
authority! l have heard of no such case.
Even Kansas, factious and insubordnate AS
the spirit in that Territory at times has SEEM
ed to be, has done none OF these things.
Then are we TO iegislate on some speculative
theory, in anticipation of wrongs which may
never occur! But, even If these wrongs had
already been committed, the proper remedy is
with the Judiciary. and not with Congress.
Whoever imagines himself aggrieved in the
use of slave or other property In 4 Territory,
should seek redress through the courts, and
not through Congress: aud further, should it
ut any time be alleged that the Legislature
of Territory has transcribed its authority,
10 e drR'eHt Of prirdfe rigid. il will be for the
Judiciary, and not ior Congress. 10 ascertain
thai fact, and by its DEGREES TO vindicate the
injured party. IL is for Congress to give ex-
istence 10 the law-making power of a Terri
tory, but it Is the province Of the Judiciary
TO determine the extent of that power. and
r, strain its abuse. Indeed, in the cases OF
Kansas and Nebraska, because Of difference
OF opinion about the extent Of the power pos
sessed by Congress. hisquestion was express
~ referred to the courts. should the occasion
arise for is decision. The authority Of the
heal Legislature over the concerns Of Ter
ritory, under the policy In view, is restrained
only by the Constitution. and that instrument
will restrain Congress to an equal extent.
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Publsc Sn<akfn1

Hon. JoHN S. BRIEN will speak on the po-
litical issues of the day, tonight, at the
Hughes q Edwards corner, Market and Front
streets.
Judge BRIES is one of the ablest men In
Tennessee, and Will, tonight, deliver speech
on the current issues of the canvass, which
We wish every man in the State, of both par
ties, could hear. Let there be an audience
worthy Of the man and his theme. We espe-
cially invite Democrats to be prcsent-those
who are not bound down in chains to the car
of modern Democracy. Come out, gentle
men, and hear the issues stated clearly, calm.
ly and temperately. We want you to know
for what the Opposition are contending
Come, Democrats, come-come one and all
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nem advertisements.
THE
Mt. Vernon Record %
Will commence its Cd Volume in July.

The FIRST voume-July, 1858, 10 July, 1s59,-pre
sents condensed history of the Association, which
simply Thought of six years ago is orEaLi-
zation Extensive with the Union itself.
'The ladies' Association - (says the Philadelphia
Press In recent leading article upon the subject Of
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SO much money has been raised, have been power
fully assisted by their organ, the Mount Vernon Re
cord, which has widely spread through al parts OF
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largely Increase the generous list ofsubscrbers hieh
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Besides the interest which attaches itself to the
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rep resented by the Ladies' Association, is the
sign of the publishers 10 associate aud identify with
popular Interests In furtherAnce OF this purpose
many things ~ literature and will be put under
tribute TO give aracveness and general usefulness
70 the Z" Record" as journal OF progress.
Tue second volume will contain, among other mat
tiers prepared expressly Cor lis pages, OF pa
pers, Ito com menee with OF the early numbers
embracing subjects Of great interest apper tanning
to Coaonial and Revolutionary History, be
tticd
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An Irl.hman'. View of GEN. c...'.

An lrIshman's View OF Gen. Cass's
Circular, and OF GEN. Blacks
Opinion, on thr 10 lights OF n aturaliz-
ed Citizens.
JOHN MrrcEELL, late of Ireland, editor OF
the Southern GtiAen at Washington, reviews at
some length the recent circular Of Gen. CAss,
and Attorney General BLACK 5 Official opinion
on the subject Of the rights of naIuralized citi-
zens. After stating that the discussions on
this subject have brvugnt out three distinct
theories: LIST, that naturalization by the
United States absolutely cancels and destroys
all political allegiance, &e.; and End, tina, all
the obligations of original citizenship, Great
ed by the municipal laws OF any country, re
main in full force along rah the obligations
of American citizenship, Mr.. MITCHELL con-
Times
Bnt there Is O h1d-the invention Of these
helpless poor old creatures who. for our sins.
nre now affecting us. We shall try TO des-
cribe the third doctIine-but lear 10 will be
In vain; the thing will remain q historic
problem, rebus. quodiiba. uninteiiigible 10 gods
aid msn IL is--how shall We attempt IL !
that our naturalization laws do operate
to dircharge man from the duties al his al
l-giancs before certain year Ut bis age
said critical period Of bis iiie to depend, how
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Executive once, Baton Rouge
La, May 10, 1889.


Ara recent meeting Of The Beard Of Supervisors OF
driA, Ga the parish Of RaPdes the following resolution
ado ted
Resolu.d Thatthe President q the Beard IN his Of
hoa eapseiy, advertise for Applications a ON persons
competent 10 fiji
]. A PFofcssorship 90 Mathematics Natural and TX
PerimenAl Philosophy ~tih Ar ieFy taetes Ia which
once shall be ATTACHED sslary OF t~enty i've hun
drea dollars Per annum-s25ao-
2 The Ollce II Instructor ~ Eng ish and Ancirnt
Languages "a which oilse shall be attached salary
az Two Thousand dollars per annana-s-o0o.
5. IuEIurtn. o. Engineering, Architecture and
Drawing: which ofce shall be attached salary Of
twcnty Ave hundred d iiarz-ee5oo.
L TIE of1rs VI Iaftrpcsof II CHEMISTRY Geology
aud yirersiegy and OF lulanty Iactcz. ~ which af
Zee shat Be afiarhed salary q twenty Eve hundred
dollars per an1am-se5oo.
g. The eface Of Instructor q the Modern Enrop< an
Language % which oloe SHALL b. attached salary u
TIVE t'olsard doiisrz per ahnum-s1noO
FFous TIE ave Irofessors se'ected fperlBtendent
xt be chosen. who shah receive one tDoofsnd eel
lars-siooo-extra Consideration N virtue thereof
fsrnshsd rooms 70 be prov id y he Professors
free Of charge
In ac-ordanee with Inc fereeoiHe resolnsla sossce
= hereby given q All aeh peFsans nsay desire u
liiesens themselves comIetent 10 nj The chairs
above eouulerated. esr. te maEe appcztion ACCOM-
panied Nth Recommendations etc. irl@ 81 me NJ
ecetlye Ofee az Baton Roage atiil the cob day of
JAY ncxi. and after that tilae Al Aexahdra IN the
parish Of E4pides, untn tie LIST day % Ausssi
isse, a. shch time aala place The selections viii be
made 70 gu The several PrOfesscrzhsE~ ana supsrln-
The appointments ihus made ~si take etecf on he
fIkeI A1SbAl 81 JANUARY MAI, (Isco1 a.
wheh ume TIE institution ~ be eTrlsed.
talye-tf R0hkkT c. hlIkiIftA
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Death or Hon. s.m,l Anderson.

We learn from our Memphis exchanges
that the Hon. SANL ANDERSON, of Aurfrees-
boro', died at Helena, Ark, on the 9th inst,
at the residence of his son-in-law, JAMES Z.
TAPPAN, Esq. He.was rs years Of age, and
for some years past had been infirm in health
Judge ANDERSON served on the circuit
bench for many years, and enjoyed a well
earned reputation as a jurist, upright, i'm
partial, and honorable, at all times, whilst no
one stood higher as a citizen Of unimpeacha-
BILE integrity and exalted worth.
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Correspoudenee.
DECATURvILLE, Ten.,
july Ilth. 1859.

July 18th, 1859.
d. E. A. McELRATH, Esq..-SR The I'M
aersigned, Q portion of your fellow-citizens,
knowing yenr independence and freedom IN
giving utterance to your opinions. whether
political or otherwise as well as your loyalty
TO your party, would respectfully ask you II
the efforts making in Tennessee in the present
canvass by the Democratic party of which
you are member, to put down and destroy
paper currency, is not departure from
former Democratic usages, and are you OF
opinion that such, if consummated. would re.
suit advantageously TO the public interest.
Respectfully,
Your ob't serv'ts,
A. NJ. YARBRo,
C. III. K. ALsToN,
]. w. DoHEKTY,
G. III. G.. FEM.
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~ Gen. RIVERS, late member OF Con.
gress from the Memphis District appear.
ed before the Netherland Club at Somer.
vile, last week, and made an effective
speech against the Democracy and in favor q
the Opporition. Gen. Rsvxas has not taken
q very active part in politics for three or four
years; but like trne patriot. seeing ths
dangers which environ the country in the
hands of the corrupt democracy, is raising
his voice for their overthrow.
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fECol James Glover, of the California
Overland Mail Co., informs us of the exist
ence of remarkable spring. on his route
2S0 miles east of FL Paso, on the road lead
ing to San Antonio. 1t is fully $50 feet in
diameter, and has been sounded to the depth
of 5000 feet without finding bottom, The
surface is as smooth that of a mountain
lake. 1t breaks out, running about miles,
when it disappears. and again six miles dis
tant re-appears, forming a stream 10 to 20
ieet deep in many places. 1t is slightly inn
pregnated with alkali and salt, and contains
five varieties of fish. 1t is called the Leon
Hole-GaLLati1l E1anliaer.
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PROGRESSIVE DgaocgAcr.-keep Is before
The people that not long since. the Democracy
la one OF the counties In Mississippi, held u
political meeting ON Sunday for thu purpose
OF making nominations and adopting plat
form.
Keep 1t before the people that w. r. Doax,
the democratic candidate for d sater. sad Ia q
speech NJ The Ceuft Huuse Ia shelbys lille. that
seen. Jackson was hard money man, that
the Lord Jesus Christ MAS a hard aonsy man,
and that Jesus Christ and myself stand on
the same platform"
Whittier are We tending - sAasyvsIls Er-
posifoF f
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Pilgrimages 10 Sacred Shrines in the Land Of
Washington.
No. l.-CorrEScIxe wrrH MouNr vEsxo,

No l.-coxxKScISG WIFE MoUsr vERxoS
With numerous isossed trations process Dex-
er bei,sre applied - ne~spaIsr printing. Every OBJ
lect relic fong ing 10 tlai haowed spet, tuany
OF Which, possessing uncommon interest. aud reizt
lng u Washngton's early life, AID altogether
The p0bc y ~ be published, with iuil details %
naFi alive and embellishments, presenting isomrtricai
plans, object deliberations, and acenc views,
steiy and engraved With the utmost care FROM
sketcl es made expressly for tbs Record" BY
of iis conductors, during = recent stay At Aoaet
Vernon.
These papers viii be embodied ina
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Annual State Fair.

TNHE previous advertisement of the Bureau an
Il nounced the premiums on Farm Products, Fruits
and Flowers. Below will be found the Premiums Of
fered on Woollen, Cotton, Silk and Hemp Fabrics
Marble Work, Fine Arts Cooper's Ware, Leather and
Printing; Bees and Honey, Produce of the Dairy, and
the Vineyard:
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AGRICULTURAL PRO.
DUCTS
Articles under the following heads must be entered
the first day and placed in position in the Hail
exhibition, where they to remain until the close
of the Fair. Competent agents will be attendance
Friday and SatuI day of the week previous and on
Monday until evening, to receive and arrange all
ticles in these departments, and the awards will be
publicly announced on Saturday afternoon.
no Great will be taken that all articles in the
Hall are properly cared for, but responsibility for
any loss damage that may occur.
wooIKS GOODS.
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e. The Memphis Appeal learns with regret
from a letter from Mr.. JAMES GLOVER, that he
has been superseded as Superintendent of the
Overland Mail Company. The Company, We
suppose, knows its own business beet. but, &c
cording to our reckoning, in concluding 10
dispense with the services of Mr.. GLOVER,
they have lost those of one of the best from
tiersmen In the country.
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HOIlONay,s PiIIs.-0f all the diseases Of
young children, Summer Complaint is the most IA
tai yet, like every other rregularity OF the bowels
infallibly controlled and cured by Holloway's
Pills. Sold so Maiden Lane, N. Y.
iuIy26-lw
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LIST The competitor for me above shall exhibit the
product in quantity not less than three bottles.
ID He shall file with the Secretary a statement
made aud ed by hrusef that the article exhibit
ed Is raised ey hinsef-thasit y from quas tity Of
not less than any galons-thAt y pure aAd una
tutsraod, by the mixture 90 sugar, spirits Of any
kind water, wine, other thing-and that = the
which he exhibits
Sd. That premium shall be allowed nnless the
exhibiisr complies with the sbove-dies with The
Secretary the time he makes his entry fall state.
meat report of the Eeie Il culture of bic vse-
yard, and ihe manufacture Of bis wine
JupaEs--John Kirknan, l. c. ilshey Jos yaaix
Dsvidsoa county, Judge davidson Bedford eoansv
pr. y. II. Gordon. smith county; j. W. noige Gem.
bertrand county; Jas. H. Manry, Niliiamson county;
Andrew D. Polk, MAary county.
faiy2e-dtxsx3s seeretarx
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(,rOsS ETieS Wautcd

THE Nashville and North esfern Raiaoad Com
Il yany wish 10 sonirnstisr 40 Geo CEI'AR Cites
tbs Iset lonE, inches thea well hewn, 90 face
at naTroNest place nct lcss than inches clear Of
bark timber be Sond be delix cred the grade
line &C the road IN Nashville.
The contraetTs want to contraction "a. 900 wHITE
ar fO>T-OAk tbs IS the sane 81 a. the above, a.
be delivered on tie line Of the road IN pil' from
sceti,'n u 20 seeibon -, enough each sechon
supply he
Persons wishing 10 bid will direct On the PreSideH.
and directors Of the Nashville and North ~ eseTn
Railroad Compony, NasLxi Tennessee
Jul, 2I-u
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Supplemental Record,


To be Published intervals with the regular edition
without adaitionsl charge 10 subscribers
A large SPACE Of the iReesrl's wlll a. usnaI. be
given ~ thai special matter which arecEly relates
10 the mo setIeAts q The lAdies' Association In
reference g this s pages viii always conlas tsts
ef thosr pers1us Hho, from TIE dnefeut States Of
the Cn4on, send ther Contributions % tie Fun1,
sdde1 ~ sblcn all be ihe u subscribers
The Goid-Eneaated Washington fortr4sts.
Price one tollAF per ye4r, ins.fizbiy In advance.
Address the Publishers,
DEyEREux 4 Gu
l4zl Philadelphia lesG ofncs,
tnikss or - coash Thlf 4 slFess
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Spring and Summer Clothing.


Annspecton ofthe stock does olive the necei
sity OF purchase
tT7E now receiving entire new stock Of
w ready -madeClothing and mems Furnishing and
Piece Goods and would particularly callthe attention.
of dealers 10 the style and make Of our garments
most of which was made TO our order, ana the work
of which will warrant to stand Our stock Is
prised part of all the newest styles Of Cloth Coats,
all Callouns, frock dress, oce, business, skeleton
tweed linen, drab deta alpaca and cashmere Coats;
cashmere and tweed suits 10 MATCH SIX and Mar
settles vestings; Pants in great variety.
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing.
Our stock Is entirely new, comprising every good
style and qnaty.
Mems Furnishing Goods.
Welnvite particular attention to eur improved cut
Shirts Is the most a sirable and reliable make
Shirt in the market. Gloves, Suspenders, Scarfs,
Neck-tes ,Crayats. Handkerchefs Half Hose, needle
worked Shirt Bosoms, aud afuli stock under wear.
Piece Goods.
Black blue, brow and daiIia Cloths black and fan
cy cassimeres, In great variety silk and MsrssiIie
yestiBgs dress ,deia and linen DrillBgs; Umbrellas
kc-, &c, &c.
n. B--Cething cut 10 order.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO, Praetea Tailors
mar2S No 20 Public Square. Nashville.
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JUD0ks.-Nm. hcLIeIIand, Alden Beech, Andrew
Allison, Nashville; James Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House, r. ii. Brady, Franklin; james Alexander, of
Sumner.
MARBLE WORKS.
Best specimen OF Marble Work $40 90
JuDcEs--Maj. A. Hieman, II. NJ. Akeroyd and Al
bert q. Payne.
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Il XTRA
Fer the Consideration Of SsnSibls People.

I>IDnLISG about b nos the fsrae1ee q Dr. At,s14k-
II He understands The disease al ence ~na cures
He hates long samporlns areund and loHg runnlnk
bli-z boa hens r4hia Isertices ~ fczielss
BE lees al q cash t1aFfzeHts Casss gwen up -
o<her fhsscisas often cured - Dr. Akszrk
oflce sn cs,iieEe street, eofner VI i2ne
Jalys-a
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StraNcN or Stolen

7 HAVE two young Negro Women To hire Those
wanting vii do y ell 10 apply d. mediately-
y. J. LYIES,
tune2O-n % Cesar stree,
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COMMITTED no JAIL

or DaFsasan osanly, "a tbs sun day q July,
" 1855, negro ma1 sho z4y his Eaine i BILLY,
aud skAt Re beA.aks - T. Kills q wIiamsan eaan-
~, Tennessas- sad boy q eepser eeier. fest
Elchcs htzas eeaghs about is Pounds, and Is
Absut - years eias afsd celuzsEts4
TIE owner : reqaeeted s. come forward, prove
property aad par eharxcs - The lao directs
FHoe. HonsoS,
taiyz<-Sfl talloE Il k4zhvslts, Ienn
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Notice,

Il HAVE this cav associated With me- in the Drug
Il Bus ness, Br. ". NJ. -. EVANS under arn styIo
Of ~, q. BROWN 4 EVANS
NAsHEHIk July l, 1853.
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For Hire

N. B--Being anxious TO close up my old nfh IRIS az
so0u as possible, request AL persons 90 call and
settle their accounts 60 lst July.
Iuiyl-ln 10. G. BROWN
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III.
Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
LANES CAlHn

JAMES CARD, NJ. P,
Author OF "Engiisn Agriculture AZ ctters on the
Corn Crops" "Hgh Farming" ''Thn West
OF Ireland" sc. One vol. I2mo.
"The picture Of Prairie Farming "a drawn, moi by
smart Eden land agent or speculator in the hope OF
TAX ing In unwary Britishers but by an eminent Eng
lsh Hgricuitursi. Nor is the reader invited 10 place
blind faith in Nr. Cards conclusions. They are
given IL such form as 10 show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for The most ordin
AIRY intellect TO follow. And, far as We can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect Of the
question has been misstated or forgotton.-Londo.
Spectator
w. II. KERRY CO.. Public square.
julyl4-u
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JUNE 2sTH.

JUNE 2STH.
WE now receiving Lawn Robes Musfns Fans,
w Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats, ex-
ira fre Summer Clothing, Ribbons, Needle Worked
Collars and Sleeves Bobbinett, Mosquito Netting Palm
Fans, Cotton Hosiery, Knit Undershirts, Parasos,
&c, which will sell greatly under market prices
to MERCHANTS ONLY. We have a large stock OF
Shoes and Carpeting which we will sell at low figures
to make room for our Fall Stock. Our Mr. LUCTs
will leave for the Eastern Cites in due time and
promise friends that Fall Stock shall be even
more desirable than heretofore.
june29-tf TRABUE L LUCUS.
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RUTGERS GARRISON
81 Warren ST. New York.

rI>HESE Canopies have many advantages over
Il others use They are more graceful in appear
ance, and more spacious and airy They are easy
adjusted 10 any Bcisiead, and very simple In
strneii0n; are quite elastic and, therefore, easily
adaI ted Be6steats Of different widths They
MT In the way Of arranging the bed do not mar
njnre the Bcdsiead IN the lesst; IN short, they CON-
bne the greatest elegance ~ith durability and SIM
pliclty. luly 6-lmin
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 B. CUTTER, either by
n note or account, will please call and settle up.
must have money. juIy25-u
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IRON my rsshience IN West Nashville, ~
II large BAY HORSE, all four legs jim
white nearly up 10 tIe knees: raw bonsd. ZIO
md has an uncommon mail ncck and hcal- Any
one reiurning Ian To me EiII be literally rewarded
w -tf W H. NcNAiRY
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Map of EurOpe---Seat of War.
Compiled from the latest authorities, containing
general statistics Of the Empires Kingdoms and 9th
err States of Europe. Price 81 rs Received by E1-
press by JOHN YORK co.
iuIylS-tf
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grp Goods Clothing.
Great Reduction.
New Goods--Third Importation

vNTE are receiving few and desirable articles
w in the way of Travelling Dress Goods, Rich BLK
Silks, Ribbons, Loose Basques Rich Scarfs &c, &c.
These Goods were bought ir New York within the last
feH days by one OF our arm, aud are new and desr-
able. &c. MCNAIRY x co.
june30-6
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E1oN tbs city, about lhree months FSTxtS
II zFo. large daFk-red AtAkf cons 49,
shise belly white star in her fofcbe4a 49,.
liberal reward win be gwen Tor ~ny INTO sAs,on .
her. k141xe a. tbs once f1S