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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09
For Congress-.

We fear We must give up the election Of General
ATKINS. BAT we prefer waiting until We are official
ly infOrIaed of the fact before acknowledging it
and then We shall have something more to say.
hs last report elects BaxRsos, in the third district
1t is generally beliesed that NEtsoN has beaten
HAYNES, il the first district Should these reports
all prove wslI-fOunded, the Democrats have lost
four members of Congress, while winning mag
ni6csnt victory on every ether part Of the field.
We purpose review of The districts 70 morrow,
when Se shall be able to speak mOrs definitely Of
khe results.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09

photographic dispatch to. TIA Huntsville papers
states that in the First nistrict, SMITH Opposition,
has majority over SHAW, Democrat, for Congress,
Of $50 votes. His elections an Opposition gain of
a member. In the Fourth District, L. OBJ.
BRANCHES Democratic majority over SAEDRRs, 679
votes In the Seventh District, B. CRAIeE is re-
elected. In the Fifth District, JOHs A. GIL
MAN Opposition, is reelected by an increased ma
jOrity. Nothing has been heard from the Second,
Third, Sixth or Eighth Districts.
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Texas Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 5.-The steamer orizsbba
has arrived here with advices from Galveston to the
Sd inst The returns Of the election as far as re-
csved at that date, show Houston to be ahead.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. Sd special dispatch
from New Orleans to the Courier of this city states
that the election returns from Texas show Q small
msjOrity for H. Runnells, the regular Democratic
candidate, over Sam Houston.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09
The Legislature.

For the Senate, tins Democrats haze elected twelve
and the Opposition eleven with the Henderson dis
trict and the Madison district 10 hear feom Both
these districts are reported to have elected Dsmo
Gratis The Senate will probably stand IA Demo-
Gratis to II Opposition.
For the House, the Democrats have certainly
elected thirty mine snd the Opposition thirty-twO
with one from Marion, one from Scott, Morgan and
Fsntress; one from Perry and Decatur; and one
from Rhea, BledsOe, and Hamilton to hear from.
We expect to hear of the election Of two Democrats
and two 0ppOstiOnists from these counties. II this
expectation Is realized the full House will stand
Democrats, Al; Opposition, "a.
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oEE1LfafExs Yielding % DE Eolkoltetsone e ny
friends in vsrious parts of the State hazs CEN
scented to become candidate for Attorney General
and ReporteEs and ia conformity to the custom Of
the times, hare. since ny announesDent, visited
as nany Of ny fclloE-citzsns as ny professional
engagements Woald permit. But the near approach
Of the election leaves no opportunity to see, in
person, sny considerable portion Of the voters Of
the States I haze, therefore, determined to COM
muaisate With you in this fdru.
The efise seek is justly regarded Of The highest
importance to the State and Is should command the
most nature experience, and best legal talents Of
her eitizsns. By Law, the Attorney General and
Reporter is made the legal adviser Of the Governor
Secretary Of State. Treasurer and Comptroller. in
all matters growing out Of The discharge Of their
respective official duties He is also the represen-
tallVe Of the State in all cases beth civil and erim
nal, which come before the suprems Court, and in
which she is interested Beyond this. and the dis
charge Of various other duties involved in the OOe,
he is charged with the heavy responsibility Of re-
porting aud publishing the decisions Of the suprens
Court. which. if properly performed, largely con-
tributes the elevation Of the prOfessioHthe dig
nifty Of the laW-and renders it's judicial determi-
nations more acceptable and useful to the people.
The simple presentation Of the onerous and deli
cate duties of this Office will enable you at once TO
determine who should be entrusted whit For
myself csu only say, that the better years Of my
life have been exclusively devoted to the study and
| practice of The Law, aud if energy and indus-
| try, added to my experience, will enable me
to meet its varied responsibilities, then in my
election yOu have the guaranty that al its duties
will be promptly met and faithfully performed. But
if another should be selected, who, in your opinion,
is better calculated to project the interests of the
State and to keep pure her Judicial DECISIONS shall
most cheerfully bow to the public judgment.
viii, however, add that the Constitution clothes
you with the power Of electing this officer. Your
interests well the interests of the State, de-
mand you shall exercise it. Then, the 18th inst,
come to the polls aud cast your votes as your own
sense of right may dictate, and you will at least
have the consolation Of knowing yOu have dischsrg
ed your duty.
am, with great respect, yours, SC.
August 5, 1859. SAM. MIELIG.x.
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Election Items.

MEIes CoUKrY.-HARRIs' msjOrity, AIS; gain,
Is. SMITHS majority, 4S6.
claiborne COUKTY.-The Democrats ran two
candidates for the Legislature, and are beaten, Of
cOHrse HARRIS received majority of 81; which
is 3 loss of l67
STEWART CoUErT.-HARRIs's majority, S0S; Me-
NEEs, 266; YAScT, 257; for Representative, Lock
HART, elected by 400.
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FIoater---OfFiciaI.
Eirhtn District--OfficiaI.

A visittO Lexington during the past week satisfied
the editor Of the Louisville Courier "that the fourth
annual Fair of the Kentucky State Agricultural
Society viii be the greatest exhibition Of the kind
that hAs ever been held in the Ohio Valley, if not
upon the American continent"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09

DECIDEDLY RIca.--Th Louisville Journal, sfter
doing every thing it could to the election of
the Hon JOSHUA F. BILL, now that the election is
over and he is defeated cOngratulates him that he
was not elected 1t says: 1--WE congratulate him that
his eagle spirit is not to be- as that of the gallant
MoREHFAD has been, shut up for four years within
the narrow cage Of State GovernOrship"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-09

Washington, Suilivan, 0arssr, aad .1oansosa.---.-
MccEr1LAv.
LiaeoEs onS FresEfia.-T ". NEwmAS.
Eolry, Dlelson and Hickman. --THoMks McNEIEr.
Bedford and Narshal. jams NJ. JOHNSON.
Karrsn. cannoa, ccsss, Gsaady. and Vas Bu7su.
8. J.. WoOD
Gsles, Lapreacs and Woyas-H. W HIsToN.
Sumner and Smith.-- THOMPsos ~
Foyetfs and Shslby.--R. G. PAxsR.
Poll, AeAfha. Monroe and Msigs--JAMEs LANE
Hard6s MeNaisg aad Hardsmaa --GEozeE .. Pc
TIERS.
oPPosIrIOS SENATOR'S,
Knoz AID RoaHe--JAMEs s. BOYD.
Greene, Cocse. Sewer and Blount-- - SrozELEr.
HalsOn and DsKalb--JoaDAn ssoKEs.
Davtdson--JoHN TR1MsLR.
RAtletord and Wiliiamssa--JoHs W. RIcHARp-
SON
Robertson, Montgomery. and Stspars.-7JUDses
HcaSE
.JacksOn, TAife and 1facos--s s srAsToS.
Gibson, Carroll and Dser--y. s. ALLEN. 81
DEnOCRAT1c REPRESENTATIVES,
POlS. AcNian, oad Rsgs --MAYBrRLD.
IPutasrtord--JonH KooDs
R4ihs.fo1d and Bedford -WfIIIAxR. DoAr.
Warren-SMlTH.
FfaskIia.--W ILLIAMs.
Samzsr-R. A. BEsSETr.
Marry -GEosaE CAN'T.
LawTence-J. ~ SoHELL. -. 49, /
Braalsy-RIcHARD r. HARRIs.
G3es-J. ]. BEA4r
Dicksoa -NHIrE.
Hayvood-- Ike
Eyetts- r. N. INGRAM.
Hapkms-PHnIP CRIrz @
Washhgton.-W. H. BAYLEss.
Greene-JAMEs BRITToS.
StegGrt.-L ocKHART.
Shel6y-FARRELLY and FARLEY.
DeKal6.-FoRD.
Greene, Jefferson, Hagtias. and Hancock. -ROBERr
JOHEsoz.
Sttl6y, Upton and Faystts-C. H. WHlrMORz
CanaoR-McCABE.
COFFEE. NJ. SHE'D.
Monroe "A. J. VAUGHN
HieErsda j. j. WILLIAMS.
injury, williamson, and Lepi,.-W.C wHIrrHoRSr.
Lincoia, MARSHALL, and Gaes.-T. J.. KKSNEDY.
Sumner, Smah, and NaeoH.-BARKsDALE.
LiqeoIn-G. V. HRBB
Narshail--H. N. CowDES
SHlliVan-TRIvITr. ~
Bsnton and Appropriateness.
Hsrdin-DAvID A. RoBeRTs.
O6ion-NALL.
[OVertOn, Weekly, Henry, and Hsrdeman nave
each elected Democratic Representative, and Per-
ry and Decatur one which, with the above, will
give us 4e-s majority of Eve.
OPPOSITION REPRESENTATIVE.
DaVidsOn-J B. WHITE and Z. H. EAST.
Dovidsoa, Robertson and MontgOmsy--R. B
CHEATHAM
Montgomay-N B. DUDLEY
Ro6erison-JoHN wooDARD.
Haaaton-DANIEL C. TRAwalTT.
BedfOrd-W II. WTsENER.
MeNairy. -MoRPHIEs
CLdi5ogne-KIkcAID
Wilson.-W. L. MARTIN and JoHs R. Davis.
Kasz-JoHE WILLIAMS.
AeAinn.-ALFRRD CALBwELL
KnOz and Sevier.-R H. ARMSTRONG
Smith --JosEPH G. PICKETT.
Raw1e.-J. MORRIS
williamson. --WILLIAM EWING
Carroll, Madison, Gibson and HsnTy.-JAxEs D
PORTER.
HsndsrsOn.-A. G. SHREWSBURY
AfeMlna CALDWELL
Roane-GREExE.
JaeksoH-KESEEB.
Waite RUSSELL.
NddisOn-HURT.
Gi6soR-J. L. WILLIAMSON.
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SALE OF NEGRO.

E virtue Of decree Circut Court Of the United
States the District Of Middls Tennessee, case Of
William H. Brown and Others, against Allen Gooch Others
will onthe eth day Of August Ee at he Court house
In the Of MuTfreeboro, sell public sale NEGRO NAN
ELIAS R years Old for cash. bsng Of the ne
es mentioned In the decree, and ordered to he com
plsinants' debt. JACOB MoGAVOcK,
july2s-d.d, pas fee a c, an. Of said Court
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Nashville Female Academy.
0RTAmENTAL BEPARTMENT

NEARLY allour Boarding Pupils and than half Of
day pupils interested in this department. In paint
drawing and have enday0red for
the best talent in the country In large cities
suppose there feuId teachers better than
such do not teach schoogrs. We viii year make add
caity that class Of Teachers appear
so popular with our lovers Of music
For the Piano, Harp Guitar, and Vocal Music shall have
at the Academy ample supply Of Teachers only
pupils, but also for those Ladies in the city who
school g) who mas wish take lessons here Such
pect pay not Academy prices but the prices they would
have pay such teachers elsewhere
very desirable how many from the city wish
take here before the time OF Teacers fully occupied
augs-tf O. D. ELLIOTT
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LYNDON ZOE SALE.

VNTE are now offering for sale the Mansion and m
w Farm OF A. B. Montgomery, situated 4sA
ts Middle franklin Turnpike, three miles from sIaGH
the Public Square in Nashville This is undo a
eddy tie most highly improved property cfer-
ed for sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashville.
contains altogether aeut 600 acres onehird lands,
balance under encen cultivation. We deem ii unnecessary
say anything by Of commendaton, the properly will
speak for itself J. L. 4 r W. BROWN,
aug2-df Es.aia anenfa
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A. Griasfsad, Asu, de-, Estasr Ra0oaner ale.
lY DECREE Of the County Court Of Davidson County rem
der I'd the July term 1852 will ofr for sale At the
Court House Nashville on SATURDAY the 10 day Of Sen
TENDER next negro named HARRIET, aged about q
years. her children enc IN infant few mouths and
The ether child named AdAN OA, aged about years
Terms "a credit Of moaths viii be given, and notes eei
endorsed, payable Bank required said negroes belonged 10
the estate Of Jacob Wecolner deceased and will Be sold 70 pay
the debts Of the estate.
Aust-td Fee s. &c FIR. cgEATHAR. Clerk.
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Geo C4adesz, zd1ia istrato7 81 Naaey 1aons e af
T1F DEsEEE q e cou1y cort Of Davidson county, rem
dered At TIE Aug1 rnl, 1852, will offer tor sale on
SATURDAY. TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER aexf on the
hinton has IN tie dover Of his widow, Nancy Mnton said
dover consists Of a Of land situated Davidson eoant
the NoensEille turnpke SAD aboz1 miles o Nashville
aPon which there are camforiable buildings.
aEs Six twelve. and eighteen months Satisfactory notes
redue in bank, and lien retained to pay
Of the f. r. CHEATHAN.
fASg4-td Fee 50 90 Clerk.
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Chancery sale of
TwENTY.TMREE LIKELY NEGROES.

HINDER authority Of decree pronounced At The July Term,
1882 Of Chanoey Court at Lebanon in the Of In
gram others, Henry Smith Others viii expose
public SALE the house door in Lebanon Tuesday 9Th
September next the fooEng slaves Judy, 30 years DID,
Lewis Is Prince - Bobs Bas co. Jacob s., Jane - Psaee
90 Tom 81 Hannah 49, Harriet T. Jerry &C. sby 80 John a
Emene G, Sally g Martins f. 10 3 Hasy 5, Della William !,
and Peter aud Emelne,
TermS~-0ne third cash, the balance 70 months Sale
IL o'clock A NJ. JOHN x HOWARD.
uly30-td. Prs fee $40. Clerk ( Ma
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PURE ROVRROy VvuISKy.

ME hsyeon hand about &C barrels Of PURE OLD BOUR
w BON WHISKY, which we viii warrant 10 be WARS
snd the hnesn the STATE. anxious TO ciose It out
and would he glad II those wanting spethng really
good Woald give 8 call. Carrier, WILSFORD 4 co,
iuly3i No. Market Strest.
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= = BARRELS Smiths Chanpasns Ale:
- % do do Kenneth DO
% 90 do Bottled DO
The above Alss the enest made warranted
sale at Pittsburgh and Eheeng prices, freight added No.
M ;51ss1 street cARrrR w1rsyoRp = 90
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Nashville civ Mills.

VKTTLL deliver Flour at place the city Edssasid
Wholesale. RKTAn
Extra Family Flour per barrel, SO SEQ
Do DO DO per bag 275 200
saDerhns. 2W 2s5
Will sell Ban. shorts and E5dngs TIE MIL current
prices, deauctng caTtare.
Wiz also PAY the market price for WHEAT and CORN
throughout the year. Leave orders Post 0o Box "a or
with S. N H0LLINGsToRTH,
Ternseas on delivery No south &a1ket 81.
iuiyi7-dd
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E ssre Md aagar hhls aolassss n..4E
~ ed @. v. j., II ?. H. New Orleans and car care
her which tae p please forward pay charges
andFcnoVss sag5 j. :. FRzNcH 4 SON
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Ohnncery sale Of Valuable Land.

ChancerY Sale Of NaIuabIe Lnnd.
r. ". Mcclure ST. and R. Mcclure, Jr Louisa N. Nc
Clure, ct ais.
pursuance OF order made in this the April terms
1882 OF the Chancery Court at Clsrkville, will sell to the
highest bidder, the premises Saturday the 24h day Of
September 1852 the tract Of land which r. W. Mcclure Sr
and family reside about = miles Of GAINESVILLE. This
about 275 lies high with fine and tim
Der and very healthy TWILL however for the convenience Of
wishing locate in the country the thriving city
Carksve either for purposes Of business educating Children
the facilities for either Of which ample other point
lots Of convenient size all Of which will be shown
on bills, and be exhibited the day Of sale
TERMs0ne-f1urh the LIST January 1860 balance J. 3
and years January 1850 except cash enough pay
penses Attorneys fees Notes with good security required and
a lien retained for the purchase money
THOs. J. MUNYoRD, C & M.
aug9-Wtd. prs fee $40 30
Nashville publish weekly till day Of sale
Clerk and Master. CETsDe CToai
eIs,
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LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
@@W u q 81

LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
E1AM EM II II - q 81 y
Time from Nashville TO LOutsviIIe--Stx-
teen Hours.
an and after WEDNESDAY, August the 10Th inst, 1859,
" Trains will follows:
Leave Nashville 400 A. NJ. and 4 90 z. M
Arrive at Bowling Green 8 20 do and 900 do
Connect by Mail Coaches with train Rters, Louisville.
Lave R-tter's $50 P. n. and SEQ A NJ
Arrive at Louisville 6UO do aud 10 do
.. Leave Louisville $50 A. NJ, and 400 P ".
Arrive at Ritters lIl0 do and 200 do ?
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains Bowling Green for Nash
vile.
Leave Bowling Green $40 P. NJ, 500 A. N.
Arrive at Nashville 1893 do 1000 do
By this arrangement close connection is made at LeuisYe
with the Northern, Eastern and Western routes.
Connect also with mail coaches Gaatn for HarsVe and
Carthage.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage OF which eae
will be allowed pounds Of charge above that weight
subject to extra charge, payable to the oonduor All oher ar
ces carried the baggage will be charged express freight
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking the al Edgeheld, 6alsta and
Bowling Green, without purchasing tickets will be charged ten
cents extra. ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent
apS7-f
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THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
M CHANGE OF PROPRTETOnS. N


EOR the purpose settling up my outstanding debts and
scoTT 70 assume the and propreoshP OF the St.
Cloud Hotel, and from this shall Withdraw from furre
business OF the house. Hd. 7. SCOTT.
assuming the control management of
Hotel hereby pegde myself to my old and
and eodeagor please and make comfortable all
who may fAi under The hOPitasiesof the Saint Cloud
TYREE SPRINGS.
runs ySIts watering gpse vii Be conducted under the CEN
eAsionAl vsite from myself D. 7. SCOTT.
ang2-Iw
WHAT AaE GOOD MEDICINES!
LN0sT every family the country obliged to depend in
n great Inear upon poruiar or patent aeiicines More
~ druggists every year thsn with a
Whist folly is Committed and loss Of life By using
known and dangerous remedies, when reliable sussnea.
tanned in every town in the United Staiesl
FOLLOWING:
SIN instance FAR long and acquaintance
enables Judge GrsefebeTg Family Medicines have
done all that is clanei thea THE Iegeta5le Ps Ifs-
rAe Cosolieea, and Green NoNHtta 0iet lsOrt
A FOX g6 Pastor PTssaytsrian Church Spencer \.
G. " BUsHE ELL N. Hartford, Ohio.
JAMES WILSON, West Bedford, Ohio.
ALEx- MACKENZIE,
auss Agent Nashville
DEARREEEA, DYsENTEET, CHOLERA 40
XTTEhave the Graefsa5s10 Dysentesg Syrup used in
w Of bowel Complaints all their forms, from
simple lOoseness to malignant cholera and speak
in the highest terms and recommend with confidence Wheth
er The mild Of long ssndng itcues
surely, and leaves no had effects behind.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres Board Aldermen, n. Y. City
T. X De FOkkksl, ~ D. Board Of Aeslth, g -
7. X. HIBBARD, NJ D.,
c. II. pIsBRow. Eplscopal CIerss van, Suffolk, "a.
II. W. BARSToW, 50 Pine Street, n y. Ciy.
DAVID PlTHAN, 2 Court Street, Boston, Mass.
ESQ. STOUDINGER. Bosrd Of Aldermen Newark, n. J.
A. w. TAYLOR. Captain Z. S Army.
j. II. HART, Cleveland Plaindealer, Ohio.
W. NJ. FARLAND, Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
aug Agent, Nashville.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

Thomas Harris and others, Celia A. Felts and others
TDYs decree OF the County Of Dasson county, render
ed al the Nay l59 IN tie above eaue,I viii
the Court house in Nashville Saturday the 10Th July
next the Following tot Jim, about % ysss age,
Dela p Of George o. age. Lssa years
age.
TERMS-One third viii required balance on
3mOnthseredt. Notes with good security payable Bank
iunsl5 did : clsrE & Master
POSTPONEMENT.
above sale is postponed until SATURDAY he GIN Of
August next. as FIR. @.
July is.-dta. Fee s. %
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The Adams Express Company.



SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
10y virtue Of Circuit Court Of the United
States NJ Nashville, in the Of Rhett Robson,
James Peacock and others WILL the goth day Of August
the Court Nashville pub vendue
to the highest bidder al that Of land which the said
Peacock resides, lying miles Nashville
the Noehsve Tur containing by esimaon thirty
and % - 100 poles and which handsome residence
With the usual ADD other Substantial and persnent
improvements The property viii - equity
redemption. The purchasers win be required give
mens payable twelve eighteen twenty is
respectively, in hank with interest Ira N retained
iuIgIs CLERK, &c, Of said Court
KId, SIX and LisIe Thread Gloves.
ID RECzIyED-A An assortment CT seasonab;e Gloves.
IA. iulyl5-H J. r. AIoGiLL.
Fans,
A cnoIcE lot Of Fans, at cheap rates, for sale BY
N Jnyls-u. J. H MoGlLL-
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
lust received another invoice Of Shirts patterns
ID Embroidered Bosom Full Bosom and assorted size pIas
junsii in. McsILL
THUMBS AND VALTSES.
TITE have small Of Trunks Valses which
Wv We are selling cheap for cash
yuhel o n sie6lLL.
TIES, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
TUsT received choice lot Of Neck Ties Stocks Gloves Poc
d ct andkerche suspenders, c embracing all the latest
juaeii J. H. cGILL.
HALF HOSE.
GILK. Merino, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain and Fancy
= Cotton, received and for sale By
JuheI =. ~ aioo1LL,
FANS! FANS!
FHVERY variety Pearl, white red Ivory,
~ del Wood, and few ParasO Fans received and for sale By
JuneIl j. II. McGILL-
Combs, Brushes, POrtmOnaies, &c.
TEVRAVELING BAGS, TRUNKS. CARPET
BAGS, UMBRELLAS and general stock Of Fancy Goods,
received and for sale al moderate prices.
J. II. McGILL,
Ladies aud Geutlemen's Furnishing Store,
iune1i Corner Of Square and Coegs St.
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AN in the city gagged Ia selling county rights
for the State Of Tenne, Ter The anaacluze and sale Of
Patent Improved Hives he and srperiary
Of which have testified worthy
eminent citizens Of The construction 0f ny Hive
Is simple, and promise Is the only Hive In the world known
which proof sgsiast the lee mohe Persons deous par
chasing either family county rights for Hive
tie world find for days the Auction Rooms OF
Aessrs nA1dy Brothers, where viii b happy 70 them
5 iuiyo0-n Joseph K RNF.
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NOR the purpose Of settling all my outstanding
former business have arranged with my father, DR.. D.
sCoTT the and proPretorsp OF the st.
Clond Hotel, and from this shall Withdraw from the urre
business Of the house. III. I. SCOTT.
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Town and City Clocks.
FHHE subscriber IS with the manulac
q tarers Of Turret Clocks in the United States and
will undertake. @ piaA and such CLOCKS de-
sired ocstiOn The Clocks OF these makers guaranteed 10
10 Strdte Time Aeepers They strong and durable and
warranted fer two They constructed strike
regularly the hours also be arranged chime quar-
ter or hal hours, Interval Of time for the regulation Of
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES 0R FACTORIES.
bic az giving their full tones.
Every Information regarding testimonials ability
&c, Ee, may be obtained OF
THOMAS L BAILEY, Agent.
At the Office l. M SINGER CO., IS North College
? Attention given repairing and improving TuFret
Clocks in any par, Of the State.
Address Box IS, Nashville, Tenn.
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assuming the control and management Of the Saint Cloud
Hotel thereby plegie myself my old friends patrons
tspuDle, a give entire and Undivided attention the
and every eudeayor please and make comfortable all
who may fall under the hospitaesof the Saint Cloud.
d. 4. SCOTT.
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SPRINCs,
WHAT AaE GOOD mEDICiNEsi

FNIs hvore watering place viii be conducted
troll aud management ol 4. y KBsswEsx, Esq with an
eAsional visits from myself. b. Z. sCOFH.
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Leslie's magazine for August,
Dickens Household Words, August,
Atlantic Monthly magazine, ..Ec.. &C., ssr
August just reosived by HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
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YANKEE NOTIONS,

APPLETON'S RAIL ROAD GUIDE
For August, just receiVedby
puge HAaAN Z JoHNsoN.