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SATURDAY
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
DELAWARE, Class G.,
To be drawn mi w ilmingt ton Del. urday "A prl l6
$500 - numbers-14 drawn ballots.
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DOLLAR LOTTERIES.

Ilckets , IN, haves 70, quarters $780,
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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snt time Keepers a prices rsns is From Sd excel
-Jewetar. ~ Penn sysrns.
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7 TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM of the Abb
r. w, FIrzsIMoNs Phil'a
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KNOW 1T IS GOOD for Rheumatism remov-
i ing it in q few hours. | am now trying il for
Sorofula and have already received benefit.
=, LKssIG. Reading
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M THE MEXICAN
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40 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
(EXtTactD " In lifting the kettle from the FIRE n
hands very severely, almost to crisp. 1t was an
awful sight The Mustang l.iniment appeared to
ness and left no scar of account
"Yours truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
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TNHE NEW MEDICAL SALT t. FOR SALE
l. in Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star is read. by Druggists generally
As it is not patent medicine but the ption Of
eminent ply slcian, should lail to try the
New Medical Salt. mar III tr
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WEDNESDAY
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF della
WARE, Class11,
To be drawn in Wilmington, w ednesiay, April IS
70 numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
Capitals. ....
prize of. $50, O0h 50 prizes Of 3 ,CO
do. ......... lO,76e 50 do. ....-... 81.
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NUMBER 3O7.

asters which have OVerspread the e5uniry--oomink
i time Of profound peace aud unrreoedsnted IN
dustrial prospery--sdditi0nal aud conclusive egi-
denee that our present paper money system l. one
Of the most gigantic abuses by which al intelligent
people ever permitted themselves to be oppressed
a system which makes that money which Is not NO
ney; which paralizes the trade aud industry Of The
nasiOn; which inhic.s the heaviest loss GA that
class least responsible and least able to bsar It
and which sullies faith people, both Publis
AID private Therefore,
RESOLVED, That we approve the action Of thc last
Legislature in taking the FIRST step in reform Of
this sbuse, which il IS the duty OF future Legisls-
tures 10 carry forward ia such manner and By such
steps as experience may demonstrate TO be Prsctica
oe until The last vistSge Of the evil shall have been
removed, sound aud unif5Vm currency restored,
ana the wisdom Of the fraaers Of the constitution
vindioated
kes0tDsd, Taat We recognize in IsHAM G. HARzTs,
our present aoie Executive, a Representative man-
orthodox N princple energetic in action; able ii
council friend % ihe people; honest. iBasxibls
and true That the fidelity with which be has dis
charged the duties Of Chief Executive Of tss Stats
entities hin to endorsement from The peopla.
aud We therefore, declare our preferences for him a.
the next Denoeratic candidate for Governor, and
instruct our delegates 50 to cas-. ths vote Of his
county.
RssolvsG, That the Chairman Of this meeting hs
authorized to appoint two delegates from
each civil district in the e0uniytO atteUd the Demo-
cratic State Convention 10 Re held in Nashville on
the ITth Of March next, end that sush delegates b0
earnestly requested to attend.
Ga motion, il was further
RssoIDed, That cur present able and efficient Sen
atOr, W. c. Whitthorne, having declined q cleo
tion, the Democracy Of Maury viii cordially sup
port Col ThO's McNsely, Of Dickson, should be be
acceptable the other counties Of the district be-
heying him 70 be a true, firm, and efficient Demo-
crai.
ResOlUsl That W. V. Thompson, the able sad
popular representative from the counties Of LeWiss
William son and Maury, having declined re-eles-
tion, The Democracy Ct Maury would Be pleased
10 support Col NJ II. Puryear Ct williamson, for
that Office; sa1 IN view OF bis ability and zeal in ,
defence Of Democratic principles, earnestly So
licit him to become candidate. promising him
the hearty and full support Of his party in this
county.
DAVID McCAW, Chairman
JAMES l. GUrsT, S.e,s,qris,.
HUNTER NIcHOLsOS,
1.-THE list Of delegates was not furnished u.s.
Ed. Us. AsD An.
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1 $50.
@ . e s.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

VRAvELLERs for the North and North West from South.
Satas procure Tickets from Char seston Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery Macon Wilmington, Knoxville
Lyncburg, Washington, Atlantis and Augusta to Louis
Louisville, Cairo. Hickman, Columbus Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, Yekburg Paducah, smihsnd and Memphis Via
Nashville, Tennessee.
class Railroads and Steamboats, connections
ali points Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad directly boat without detention
Ths the quickest and cheapest those bound for the far
West
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. LOuis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. NJ. kunyaD Mnnetonka Sale West
Cuba and J. g. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville day 70 NJ con
Nashville to st. Louis in Sixty hours
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets,
Reliance, Duneh, Ella, John ault aud Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday, l2 o'clock M from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati days
reg utlr uem his, New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Line OF Boats.
James johnson, Nashville, E. Howard Re Rover and Josep
inc Savage One OF these oats will leave Nashville every other
day. at noon: time om Nashville Memphis 4s hours Vks
bnrg, five days; and 10 New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrscass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets can be
procured at the different points, prices annexed
Schedule o Rates.
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WAR IN IOwA.-0n Monday, the 17th ult., we
learn from the Marietta Iowa) express, a company
Of from the neighboriDg town Of Marshall (both
in Marshall county, entered the place and carried
off three prominent citizens Of Marietta, who had
recently oficisted judges of election 10 decide
the question of county seat for the said county
Arrived at Marshall, one of the prisoners, Judge
Smith, was informed that there great danger OF
his being lynched unless be re eanvasssd the re-
turns and declared Marshall the winning town
After some further intimidation, Judge s. made out
the required certificate, declaring Marshall the
county seat
On the following morning, train Of wagons,
loaded with armed men; followed by about forty
persons op foot, with muskets on their shoulders,
entered Marietta, with the Intention Of carrying Of
the county records, &C., but they were met at the
court house by the citizens of Marietta, and re-
pulsed without blOsdshed. The next day the court
house was guarded by about four hundred armed
men, but no further attempt was made 70 take the
records,
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LIFE CT CALHOUN The Mobile Tribune, in pub
fishing as . supplement an article On the "Cbarac-
ter Of Calhoun" says
''We take occasion to say that Captain Reynolds
intends publishing life Of Mr.. Calhoun, and that
our supplement contains appecimen Of the work. 1t
ia to be printed In two volumes, of six hundred
pages each, the subscription price being five dollars
for the set. 1t will contain sketches of the most
distinguished American statesmen from 1912 to
1850, including that brilliant band which has had
parallel in the history of our countryside grace
ful and eloquent Hsyne, the brilliant McDuie, the
ctivalric Hamilton the learned DR.. Cooper, the ad-
mirsble Preston, the intrepid Turnbull, the secOmp
ished Legare, and the gentle Pinckney, with aneo-
dOtes and incidents illustrative Of their character
and conduct"
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NATIONAL SUNDAY School CoNvKN TIoN.-A com
mittee Of Philadephians cordially invite the Sab
bath school teachers Of the United States, and
others friendly to the cause, to meet in convention
in the city of Philadelphia on the I'D day of Feb
ruary 1859, to consider sueh matters in connection
with the Sunday school cause as may be brought
before them by committee appointed for such pur-
pose. Each Evangelical Sabba.h school in the
Union is invited to send at least one delegate and
ministerial brethren are sfectionately invited to
share in the deliberations and exercises of the
yention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

The German astronomers have taken the position
that the heat of the earth is gradually diminishing
and its general temperature therefore becoming
lower; ard our American astronomers, we believe
concur in their opinion. The intense cold which
has been felt in the northern part of America, with
in few years past, would certainly seem to confirm
its truth. The idea that the climate Of the North is
to become colder and colder with every revolving
year we should suppose would be anything but
pleasant 10 the people there who can now hardly en-
dure its intensity.
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PABIs TOYs-Ths Paris correspondent of the Bos
ton TTaUslIeT Gays: The average amount of toys
sold in Paris is 4,8OO OOOf worth last year there
we're ], 1000 of dOll>bsbies sold at wholesale
Military toys going out of vogue, but $50, O0Of
were sold; popgun pistols, which few years ago
were sold in ouch numbers actually to raise the
price of zinc (Of which they are msde,) have gone
entirely out Of favor in l84s the toy dealers sold
65,0OOf of drums in 1858 they scld only SO,OOOf
and the drum market is ''drOOping, with a down
ward tendency" Scientific toys are now most
souRht
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The london Times was established January 1855
by Jchn Walter, printer, bot for three years bore
the name of the Daily UtqiUsrs4I Register and but
500 copies were print d. It's circulation is now
immense, which is printed at the rate of 2OO 600 an
hour on press made by Hoe & Co, of New York.
As all LondOners must read the Times, but cannot
all afford to buy it at ten cents copy, the neWsmeu
hire out papers during the day to be read at two
cents an hour, and the copies are supplied to
country subscribers, at reduced price, in the eve-
ing.
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4, family named Trumbull, at Batavia, were very
badly poisoned, recently, by eaiOg very freely of
boiled sOuce-pig's fee!-which bad been cooked in
copper kettle, and permitted to stand in it all night
Violent pursing and vomiting followed, but the
physicians were called in early and they think all
viii recover.
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Society is busy with the marriage of The youngest
son of Baron James de ROihsobild. NJ. Gusiave de
ROthscbild is about to marry beggar-I speak com
paraiively, mere trife, which would not furnish
draWingrOOn in the fashionable style of the present
day. He marries the daughter of Joel Anspacb,
Judge of the Court Impersle here He was born at
Metz, and is the only Jew On the Paris bench Mile
Anspach is beautiful Jewes5 Paris Correspond.
e1ce of the Boston TrgvslIer
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1t stated in recent issue of the Toledo (Ohio)
Blade, that drove of six thousand geese, intended
for the New York market, were seen at Winchester,
a few days before. The owner Lad driven into one
car the number of 1900, paying from Is to 20
cents each as freight The calculation of the OWL
er was. that the feathers would pay him for his out
lay in raising them and getting them to market,
and that the proceeds for the oarcasses would be
clear profit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, whose divorce trial and its
attendant circumstances, produced so much excite
ment in Boston, nearly two years since, are still
living in Lawrence, Kansas apparently enjoying an
enviable degree of domestic felicity and business
success
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

The California State Register for 1859 furnishes
the following figures the population of that state
Americans, 365 3l5; French 10 900; English, 900
Irish, TO- 900; Germans 10000; Mexioans, Is 600 :;
various, $4,000; Chinese, SO 900; negroes, 1000; !;
Indians, 65 ,0OO-Total. 537.3I5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

The Rev. Mrs. AntOinette Brown Blackwell has
re appeared as q lecturer and clergy woman, at
Rochester, New York. She was recently married
and her time has, consequently, been somewhat
occupied, but she is now able to resume more i'm
portant duties.
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We find in an exchange paper the statement that
seventy fa0o white females married TO negroes in
the State of Massachusetts last year If this be So
it is carrying out the abolition doctrine to practical
results
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

The recent Overland Mail, with San Francisco
dates, brings rumOr that three hundred prison
ers in the California Penitentiary had been pOis>
Oned by aociden; but the story was thought to be
greatly exaggerated.
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A trotting association has just been organized in
Lexington, of which R. A. Alexander has been
elected president, and JGs. Wingats superinten-
dent
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bill has been introduced into the Louisiana Sen
ale authorship gambling houses in New Orleans, and
fixing the tax or lieerse at SIS, GOO per snnum.
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twenty five thousand dollars worth Of country ice
annually sold in Richmond.
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The Napier bail comes off at Wizards in Wssh>
ihgtoa, on the 18th of this month Nearly three
hundred tickets have been istel
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OLAcK and Green Teas, Spices. &C., just received.

FINE Assortment Nuts, Of kinds Parsdlse Nuts,a
n article in this Market Raisins Figs Prunes, Cinn,
Curants, Oranges Lemons, &C.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

FHNE Undersigned will sell before the lst % March
0f the desirable 0f Land the 0f Ten
accommodating the purchaser. The lsnd
lies the north size Of the Cumberland river hres
miles beOE Carthage the county county SHEA
PoiRt,the river navigabe fo It's meath up NsshEs,
the lzn isyery fertile we'll water By springs unas1aiT ies
from lime and Is we'll adapted the production car tobacco
wheat cotton, small grain Of all kinds the grasses
Thet tract
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HORSE BILLS


nONB the shortest notice. style rates
I = and sent to any point Send IN your orders kl5
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9aiIg Gaton L 3merrfap

Daily, IS Tri-wsekly, s.; weekly, So.
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AbOut $50 Acres,

Is largely hounti by the Cumberland river contuogs
% two thre Turnpkes leading in different dir-cons fra a.
About hi is cleared the balance is woodland The improve
ments are, hge Dwelling House, Work uouse, Kitchen ara
Smokeouse. % BRICK veil built. other houses ~
wcOd, and aue orchard Of apple and other fruit trees fhs
place is
Distinguished for healfhfHIness,
fact ateste by the experiences o. the occupant
than thirty consecutive years.
We will sell also, the time and upon The
modLtng erms two Unmprove Lets, deshy located n he
town of Carthage
Persons desiring purchase requested to visit and eNam8s
the described property and ascertain is valve personal
Inspection.
For further information In reference % this vaiukbie
Land and LOS quality OF the Land o. sale, &c, refer
especially James B. Moores, E of Carthage, Tenn Also
10 DR. James 0VertOE OF Nashville Tenn MAJ kedd oi
Princeton, Miss, and Mrs Sarah Whitney, LszBsoa
Kentucky James Moores, Esq will any time shoE he
premises to any desiring TO purehase.
JAMES OVERTON,
SARAH A. WHITNEY,,
fel6-dlmw4t By her Attornsy J. B. Moosas-
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rTACIIINE MADE BOItSESliOLS

WAG'kklNh4 MAJ hsAa hhOA-
TIE TROY IRON ANDNA1L FACIOAf, -
N~M at Troy. n Y, LEury Burdens I'm M NJ
M MDr8yei EEUEESE SHOE Machinery nov M IN
I'M successful operation, and arc prepared e
~ execute orders for Horse and Mule Shoes, Of VI "
" u any Weight and Pattern, at price but little
above tie Prise Of Horse Shoe Iron. .-, , =. -
. ron used in these shoes is warranted in every
vt Tese soeg have approved OF, and are now used by
~ ted states Cover as also by man o the
1riucal stare Omnibus Companies and Horse Shoers
rourhcu the country. These Shoes can he through
a. iraI and Stores IL the United States.
isr addressed subscriber al Troy viii receive prompt
..,.-t5a- MM. r. 81 RDEN,
n+If 10 Agent, Troy Ne- York.
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ROCG's BALsAM ron PULMONARY AND

THNHE public put possession Of one OF The most extra
ordinary what has heretofore been con
ncuTabe disease, being OutW ara ApPiC-
ton, the action of which is seemingly miraculous ana us
having none Of which make the numerous
compounds now in general use -,
pamphlet containing dir eCtiOns, tiers IRON dlsting guleu
and we'll individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
James having ceased to he the agent Tor the sae
this Balkan the price been reduced IL only Ge ohanef
Of the proprietor by directed to c. OCA box l
n pbiiadaI,,bid Penn nOv30-dGm
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II. Il. GLASCOCK

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
"a the public, Agent for the sale OF hea a
Negroes, Furniture Dry Goods, Groceries, or other sees
property, either country Being Determined 10 ue
the business and having had coseaoe
experience atter myself that give satisfaction to those
WHO may favor me in that line always be found at the
~ rn..SS ho - mar4-H
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.


90 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VAMEs B. CRAIGIEAD having purchased the entire interest
D Of Mr. WAI II. AINCIIN in the business OF Crsig-ad q
Mncn alone authorized the Of the ae h IN
liquidation, will the business at the old san no
20 Public Square, under the title as above. maJ24
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NOTICE no SEIIPFEBS.

Is q - -
being importance for the proper protection o
the Track and keep Of the OF gravel and other
trains. freight c al regular uniform rae o speed
which can only omPed by running on schedule tine
therefore u order ht trains be run on the time
laid down in the schedule that after thirty days from
ths ate, gh will be received by the Nasy and Chattnoo
ga Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only
h ". COLE,
iaD9I-tf BrG Sup't of Transportation n. & c. r. r.
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EAVING determined - my Negroes to the south, a
Il 4 1 will sell about 4 Ehrcc or bOUr hum 80
dTcd Acres oE Land being part Of The tract up SA
on Vlr now reside situated good Turnpike Road, -
abaat thirteen miles Nashville ia one oi the best neJOr-
hoosp williamson county. Soil equal TO IA the state For
Iarcula apply The premises, OF to A v 3 lrcsey
in Nashville II ppVUINS
= a. tLANtA1-'o.
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EsDeafh TO all VerminsD
As Spring approaches,
Ants and Reaches,
From their holes out,
And Mice and Rats,
Despite Of Cats
Gaiy skip about.
Bed Bugs bite
1ou in the night,
As on the bed you slumbcr,
While Insects crawl
TlrO' chamber and hail.
In squads without number
It is truly wonderful with what certainty Rats, Reaches Mce
Moes Ground Mice Bed Bugs Ants Moths, Mosquitoes Flea
Animals in Short every species of Ycrin, utter
ly destroyed and eXterminated by
E'COstar's'' Rat, Roach, &c. ExterminatOr
EECOStar'S" Bed-Bug EXterminatOr.
CECOstar'S" Electric Powder for InsetS.
Supplied direct by mail any address in the United States
IS follows:
On receipt Of 100, box Of the Rat Roach &c Ext;
On receipt S00 box Of each Of the Rat Roach &c Ext and
Powder, sent poetage pad sufficient to destroy the
VeTmin premises.
Sold by Druggists and dealers every where.
CosTAR's" Principal Depot, 42U Broadway, n. Y.
P S.-Ccuars, terms &c, sent by mail on application.
fel6-d&w6W.
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NTE manufacture all kinds Of Candy, and sell cheap
~ any house in the city,
dec2-dly CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. TX.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Trai-s will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 4:3O A NJ. and , p. NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga at . ?. NJ. and ? 40 A. NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at si5 A. NJ. and : Is P. ".
Arrive at Nashville at 1:a7 Z NJ and $40 A. N.
FRNIE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 43s A NJ,
at NarTace with Shelbyve train at S:t A NJ ,
with Western and Atlantic K. X. at Chattanooga at 2P NJ
u The Night Passenger Train from Nashville, at P M
connects WsrtIaCe with Shehvle ran at 6O P M with
McNiunve and Manchester r. at Tuahoma at I-O4 p NJ
and emph and Charleston 4. at Stevenson at lO5 P M
II The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at Si5 A NJ
with McAunye AID Manchester r. r. at Tulahoma
p and with Shelyvilie train at Narrace at $50 P Nj
Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 1lj
Menphs and Charleston Il, X. stevenson at 10 e
?. NJ. Z. W. COLE,
fehi-tf Superintendent.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOwS!!!
ENZE will keep constantly hand full pIows
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOTV FactO-
ry. Farmers would do well give a purchasing,
as sell them good steel pOw has offered
for sale in this cy at from ten to twenty per you
have been payingf the same quality OF pows.
?. & G. ANDERSON,
feb6-d 80 and 35 Broad and College streets,
Tenn
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CnSy for Negroes

TVyHE undersigned will pay the cash for my Eelyyoungs
NeEroes; he will also board negroes end se them on ~
1isp nj No II Cedar street, Nashville, TeES ahG| ~
will he responsible the esie Of oil negroes ieIi IN 49,
harce Call and Juiy2su IHOs. g. 'Ahho
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ICKLEs Preserves Oysters Lshsters sarilnes Freh Sal
III mon, &C. Just received.
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FRUITS.

100 BOXES Fire Crackers, EoPaioss. and oa-r Eia
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ON and after Monday, November a0 lS58 Trains willrun
y follows
Freight Notice.

II will De forwarded y theaeTnOcn tTain andmust
~ H. cred the Station House, between the hours Ol
No 1890 p NJ at time viii lie too late for Inaniesung
for that day. and there convenience for storing
F rt or intermediate points between Nashville and Gaaun
must be prepaid here. - ,-,-,-, ,,,,,,,- -.
iau26-u H. FAJNiLEhOl AGENT