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STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,


STREET, KING & Co.,
ATTORNE EYS AT LAW,
LAND COLLECTION, AND
GETERA EE7S,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
yT1L practice Law in the supreme inferior Courts Of
~ Yebrat buy and sen Land Warrants enter land on time
r h WISHING COOL and desirable locations, invest Tor distant
dealers on reasonable terms, pay furnish abstracts Of entries
and titles notice, buy and e lands town O;s and 4
snd - resJ estate. and dol General Agency business
W. 5 Gilman, Banker, New YOrkey.
g. UIlT1i. sur't n y Central Railroad, Albany, n Z.
Gen Leslie Cq9r96s, Lexington ton, KTnt1eSy s1
Johnson, Weaver q Co. do DO
G6y GO; . ". = B. Cam Campbell, Lebanon, do
Lucas, Il5'.. thompson < Co.. ST. Louis, Mo.
MutIsric, Chittenden & Co., Keokuk, Iowa:
Tm. Il Sewer & Go B ankers, 0slaoosl' ioTa.
DAVIS Moody & Co, Chicago, Illinois -
W A. Johnson & Co, New orleans, Louisiana. llue-tf
NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.
TAyING purchased Of Mr.. J. r. Daden, the above Var
with the stock OF hand, viii hereafter keep
constantly on hand al Of Lumber, both dressed aud IN
dressed Mr.. Joseph Anderson viii always he found ut the lard
to attend Saa1IPsn = sne a'iAo' 10 T GIBSON.
VOCAL AND INSTRUIIENTAL MUSIC.
a BECKER would respectfully announce 70 the public o.
PSno vioneeo, voln Orders len at MeClureo or Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended To-
septI-u
k%n BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, just received hy
r AAEl decIO-d GRESHAM & HUFFAKER.
Special Notice.
Hart Macrea Co. Books found at the Warehose Of
Edwards Gikson corner Of College and Church streets
noy3-u ----------
CHEESE! CHEESE!!
nj ~ GRIsH An 4 HUFFAKER.
ocJI5-tf s. South Market street,
PLANTERS RANK OF TENNESSEE,
NAsHvILLE, Dec. -, 1865.
TEyE Board u Directors this day declared dyend 81
s. per share payable the Sockhoders on and after te
lsI o. January 1859. ldsc3o-lml D. NEAN III, CA-h.
StTAPLE GOODS.--We hays on hand an elegant stock
of Stale Goods, Offering as low prizes Tor
cash only [dec24-tfl VA & !. Q. AcoLELLAAD
DZEN best Paeu Apple Pslers Just received and ioI s. F
~ by ,auESll . " -o----- "Ie-
80 TTI51N ron E-- iO0tons es FouRdiJ
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NtK TUtN IUI SaIlTs
HAVE auits number Of Negoes on hand Tor sale Aou<li
them are Seamstress AMI House Servants, and
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon.
sepI790 WI. BOYD Js-
NOR RENT. .---The large Room over the Daily News Of
fce formerly occupied by Barnards Book BindsTy This
room Is G by fest il suitable Printing Ocs Book
Bindery, sny Eechancs! employment steam power
can Be had from tie News Ofcc Engine. in this room
Enquire Of Mr. FISHER, News Once Of A v. neSley
the subscriber. iia6l JAMES w HJfIE.
NOTICE hereby given 70 al persons indeiei u ne IL
sate lac Oliver D. Hayes to make payment wlthuut
delay: and persons holding claims against aid hsals
II present then within period prescribed by law.
peelgd HENRY NJ HAYES,l
In OLIVIER B. HAYEs.i Exeeu.ors-
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TEyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy Oflahd On he
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nasvtss al
Joining which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the BEST with aundoncs o. excel
lent falling water, With the most beautiful building ie
In the country and the midst CT the Anest neghbohood %
Tr,eriea april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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PBEsIDEXr PoLK's SLAVES ON TR1AL-A NEGRO
IxsuRsEorIoE "A Mississippi correspondent Of the
Memphis Avalanche furnishes the following ac-
count Of novel slave trial in Tallshstohis county:
The case of The State Ggt. Giles and Emanuel,
slaves belonging to Mrs. James X. Polk, of Nash
ville was the last ofimporsnce upon the State
docket and ELECTED much discussion from he bar,
and feeling from the commonly at large. The defen
danfs we're charged with . conspiracy to make ln-
surrectiou," an cEenee under our law punishable
with DEATH The evidence sho Eed that the oyerseer
a timid man, and afraid Of he negroes, was in the
habit Of calling upon mis- associates to assist him
in correcting them that upon one of such Ocea-
sions they resisted him and his friends, and sppar
emily vita concerted purpose.
Our State deelars the teTm insuTection TO mean
50 an armed assembly Of slaves or freeholders, or
both having intent 10 resist subvert lawful au.
thorify" Theindictmeut having been drawn under
this statute Judge Fisher the counsel for the de-
fendents coBiended with great force thatit charged
DO legal oence because the authority to be r sIst
ed or subver,ed must be governmental authority,
that is, The power of The State itself that
lbe term lawful authority does not mean such
authority hat OF the master over his slave; and,
although tie law sanctions and regulates this ma
gisteIi i authority, it is But authority derived
from domestic relation-not the creature Of the
law bus existing Independently Of it. This we =
was not, however sustained by Judge Cothran, aud
the case WAS submitted without argument TO the
ary who found the defendants - guilty as charged
The case beiag one of life and de1th WILL doubtless
be appealed; and, as the question to DC determlh'
ed is one of novelty and great Importance, the bai
look forward with much interest 10 the decision O
the Appellate Court
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ANO, A STOCK FARM.

VETE No.. stock Farm for SALE situated IN tas W.
w and Of Warren county, Tennessee, Containing $50
~ which I75 acres we'll tnbered, and the baiance Ira
bh .a If cultivation The land lies eleven miles west OF DC
A,5e and six miles north OF the MeAnnvlls and Manehei
Ter hailrad and on Fork Of Collin nysr ame;e
npt 10 stock water. Upon whols making It OF the best
stock Farms co1ntry Two hundred Of die uaet
bo land word, the whole tract 10 not 70 be surpassed
for corn wheat clover grass IL lies level and ali tenAbs
Those wishing buy good farm would DO well and otE
At the land will recommend ITSELF This land has all nec
sary improvements upon It. other particulars, address G. c.
Brewer MANCHESTER, or A. J. Brewer, Morrison Depot
Sect4-twSrwH G. g. a A. J. BREWER
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Cnsh Gnr NcgrOes.

FUNHR undersigned will the cash for MY likely young a.
Negroes be will also board negroes snd sell them on
.5-Isson at No Cedar street. Nashville TeE2, ana
VII he responsible for the escape Of all negroes st IN
sr1uN CaH Ead -. JElg9sS EA0s ~ 'AnG"
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purchased Ii. entire stock Of Hardware Cutlery Guns,
- Tr, Ioir W,aus qate Williams * Co,j We VIII continue
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. The Memphis Ledger OF
the Nth states that on the out freight aud accom-
modation train on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, Saturday morning last, while at Horn
Lake depos. about twelve miles south OF that city,
the fireman got off the engine, at the reques, of the
engineer 10 change the switch, and in attempting to
get on the engine af1ersarj it being dark, he made
mistep and fell into stock gap his left arm across
the rail the engine backing at the same lime, the
two front wheels passed his left arm, crushing
it in such manner to make amputltion neees
sarv. He is now doing well, except the loss of his
left arm. The name of the unfortunate individual
is william l. Amis, formerly of SomerV:lle, Tenn,
aged about twenty-fpur years.
A Cool DELiNQUENr -IIlllyer, Of tbe hatcher
Cou,isr. recently dunned delinquent subscriber.
who is five years in arrears. In reply TO the dun
nipg epistle The fellow writes the annexed strik-
ingIy cool letter
Now you may say think all this is nothing
To Won aud that / have hsd the paper and ought to
nsy for it. True, have bad it and read il, and if
sneuld try very hard, perhaps l might pay for ii
bnL the fact is have gone TO The full length CT my
rome. If eeue out rIght side up, will pay your
hill and if | dent come Odt right side up. think
vou ought 10 lose it for giving such long credits.
Tor Such extensive credits sce id seOURdrsis and dis
boasst folks q great ddcdHtige honest
wish il distinctly understood that the paper be stop
ned unless you choose to take the chances just a.
they are.
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LANES, NEURALGIA FLUID,

rs most external applicant for Rheumatism Neu
ralra Sprains Bruises, Head ache &c It never fails lt
hy the late Rev. MIR James Of Chattanooga haye
but few lewha have warranted to be genuine Per
Bottle One Dollar.
Bed Bug Rane--Drves from cid heuses and 'id Sed
steads Bugs aud Fleas. Only p cents per bottle
The GrRfenburg COnsumPtiVe's BoIm is
recommended attention Of all having affections Of tn
Lungs or Colds light When all other Pectora
Innes have failed this Hy with certainty be relied on In
early stages Consumption aceran cure In the last stages
certain relief
All those weak lungs should test Its virtues which
are wonderfully eccjOus disorders not to he trded via
Nany citizens of Nashville attest its curatyepoWers
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
IL COllege street
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NNTE wish to buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women,
~ Southern Market persons having such % sell VII
6nd it their Dtsrest'o call on Us - =
sepi6 H-HLAhNEs = -
1rITT STOCK FOB SALE.
NTTE HAVE Is3 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL hiNlA0
w STOCK We wish exchange for likely young
rrres or city property fauz2t r. u HA1hEs = Co
lfASTK--ro pay 100 good Yong Negro Men and We
men, ied hands preferred, No y, Cedar treet.
Ts,U H. n HAYNES & CO.
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sale OF Negroes.

Daniel Tucker and Others Reheooa wilson and others
BY decree Of the county of Davidson county, in hS
above the December terra, viii ohsr fo sale at
house Nashville. Saturday January. - 1859. he
following wits Arthur and Sapy aged 90 Polly
aged 35 years; Amanda aged u years.
Termss 100 will le require IN cash. anil the balance
credit Of mOnths With good security quirel
lesz22-td prs fee 80 20 R. tHEATH M % ~
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P6G0iX T.gJSTcad Factory.

r CORNELIUS Agent thankful for past favors and
NJ n3nlssDc.s Teuld suggest that have once
y1ore. ald will su0n te manufacturing 1900 ~
hhi'' TD5TgEE BFDSTEAD>. LOUNGES, &c.
~ .ve-v DESCRIPTION for r and customers generally
49, r5 Wsrrs a. spring street, Cherry where We
viii also keep general assortment ofrheap Chars' bGre9'
g. ami will also keep make to order every Gesrp
op Of Mattresses c. ordering from distance ma!
- on having tleir orders filed. Respectfully -
ivy W K. C0ENELlUS, Agent.
,.. a. o. p-,,r;st,-s apr2o-d
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBERED Ian
EnFy SALE.

@TKAN Saw and 6rst Mill nearly, in gsod runnssoS
der situated about s from Nashville. miles iFtIr
Springfield and - miles west OF IN Edseneid ana hshIues9
The whole tract there Is about 50 acres Of cleared land, with
country buildings; splendid never iaIng
from SprndeId 10 Nashville about to be opened througha
tract. a.. -.
is tract voud make splendid Ssck Farm, and : hrst rae
To-r land and timber almost great Z:
dpcens to lumber men, persons desiring good aud cheer
stuck OF a TohaccO Farm. 81. -, 49,.
Persons desiring 10 the land will call on VIM Cunnitss
p he PREMISES or en- Dr. Farmer, OF Springfield or
Ns1e in Nashville The saw Mil IS cutting IRON 4dtt
b OO feet Of lumber Ter dayCouar saw and plenty o sccs
r Convenient 10 the MILL timer yet having been cut SL
~ b lies mostly level and ms fine creek Of coustaLi
WaSsT IsT5 Iu99n8 Ia83I Ii' w8I B. CUMMINGS
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THE PENNSxLvANIA

CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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Tie Ticket Office the Passenger DEPOT ana IS open oHe
1a, before the starting each Train, which allows ample Time
fer the purchase Tickets. Il is open at no otheF %
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave en- e
rain which connects throu ouJ with Trains the other roads
Fi ts Richmond = hours; Washington days Pla,pha
two and half and New York three days This Is the ces'
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave Ie30 P NJ Tram arriving
H Memphis in time New Orleans, the evening oi
the next day. through without detention at memphis.
Those for McNlnnyile, Sparta, and Beersheha springs e
Nashville on the 80 N. Train, which connects directly al III
Iahoa with Trsn for MCAiunye Persons leaving NC
Nnnville IN morning arrive At Nashville at 80 =
Al Nashville there are which leave daily for smithland
- Connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
1issppi rivers daily line OF stages for LOUISVILLE leaving
very morning on the arrival Of the night express.
Nv this change Schedule the Tain from Memphis connects
5rt at Stevenson with up day Trains causing no
delsy 70 NASHVILLE and Eastern aud one hour Is gained
sVer the former Schedule going to Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
,,I,Ie Is5s BPa General Ticket AsCnt.
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Hv r CnESELIUS Agent the Fisks celebrated
SS PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
M ri all rssas heretofore, when his services be
i-I Oce Ph,Hnx Wareroom, No 40 Spring street,
r Cy. Residence No IL Vine street, between Spring and
B. VIII also attend receiving and forwarding bodies, &C.,
- ,,.-fsaa apr9-h
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and well assorted Fresh Seed received
~ from the following we'll known Seedsnen. They will be
open ready for sale on MONDAY next, January 3D.
D. LANDRETH & SON,
PhRadelphid Pa.
10000 paper assorted Seeds;
100 Pounds - 80
Of their Seeds the character Of which
they need word Of recommendation from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS &CO.,
PropTietors Of The american Seed Gardens.
Rihersfeld, Conn.
600 dozen assorted from this house This old and
house, and, perhaps sell seed than any house in
New England
We we're the first introduce their this market anaare
till their wholesale agents
Their given full satisfaction, and we'll
pleased superior quality vegetables produced from
that they will have other Among their Seeds will he
found varieties heretofore brought here.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

RALTIMORE AND OHIO
6R 5i.zzssSs. ssss5fi.s1-is;es
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
vuxE4mINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore on the East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
sTs6urg the VEST at which places EeS Win
Stesmers &c, for and from all points tnthe
West, Southwest and NOFth-WeSt'
tn trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 P. N, 1910 A. NJ
Rirect connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
passengers by this Route visit Baltimore Fhllalephl
New York Boston, al the cost OF ticket 10 Boston Alone y
other lines
Ipouirs tickets via the Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad atany
sf the prucipal RiilrOad Office I'm the West
+. r. FULLER, Genl Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
UP Smith, Master Transportation deco
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A Remarkable Life.

late number of the New Orleans ChrishaH Id
0oeats contains interesting sketch Of man, who
came in boybood from Scotlsnd to Galveston Island;
studied Law, became a successful practitioner;
servediu the wars agsins the Mexieans and Indians
as a eomrade Of SAMUEL Walker and Addison Giles
pie was taken prisoner by the Me1icans and mar
newly escaped perisnng; became leader Of the
public sfairs Of his State, while at the same tine
he was an active exbOrter'' in the Meihodit
Church; aDd finally. in the year 1867, was genei~
ally designated in all parts of the Stale the first
choice of his party to succeed General Houston IN
the Senate OF the Uoited States. During all this
time he bad frequently felt it his duty to enter the
ministry but restrained from doing so, chiefly
by the opposition Of his wife, who, although " On
excellent and pious aiy," hal fancy for the life
Of an iinerani preachers wife. Finally the crisis
in his history arrived, when be was on the eve Of
being sent to The Senate. We copy the dramatic
account of what folio sed, as given by the AdrO-
cate:
.sTakipg the letters and papers from all parts Of
The Sia'e giving him CT election, he went
TO his wife and ssid; can 20 to The United Sta es
Senate Here are the evidences If yol wish il,
will go. But !: 60, he'll il ny doom. shsll die
druukard as certain as | 20 10 Washington. can
vet escape II pass thI5 point, never can. 1
can enter the ministry, Shieh ought to have done
long ago and save myself from q druBksrds grave,
and nv soul ftOm bell. But ysu hall decide His
poor wife, unwilling to rehsquish the ghttering
prize in view, replied, weeping, tba: she could net
zee why he could not be great man and a ris-
tan iOo
Z. But after prayerful reflection, she woul1 not in
cur the fearful respons bilty Of deciding against
his conscience, aud told bin to 60 into the timer
Ancy, and she would 60 with hin. To the sstouish~
meat Of the whole State latter from him appeared
in the papers, just before the meeting Of ths Legsla
ture declining the nomination. and announcing bis
retirement fir m political life The next thing that
was heard of him was that he was preaching
The editor (who vouehes for the truth Of the mar
ratve says that the hopes entertained of his success
as a preacher have been mJre than realized. He
adds:
'What renders the case more remarkable, is the
fact that before he dec inei the United States Sena
orship, by legacy left him 10 England, he became
/ rsssessed of an ample fortune. Wealth, and the
hope of high position, have kept Esny out Of the
itinersoey but how few, very few, are those who
have declined eminent earthly advantages for it, or
rather, brought them additional forces into it,
that they might be the more largely useful"
| No name is given in the narrative, but we pre-
sumo that those familiar with the political bistery
of Texas viii have no difficulty in Sling the blank.
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Han Hose.

ENDYAy Cashmere shaker Flannel, Lambs Wool, Merno
Brown English and White Cotton Half Hose, eVerJ syIs
'e.ssS .sSS Just IN. HcGTEJ
NTRWSOM5S CELE BIzATED WHSIk .--ln
store azd fsr sas 80 srrsfs Of EewlEa ssxstsd Pars
Wkiffy. AD' AVNA1~ -
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OF A NE5sIIO MAN.

10y virtue o. Deed q Trust eNeclIet0 hy " r O bos
h. which in the Register Of Davidson
county, Il, page viii expose publ sale 70
the highest bidder fr cash, the Court ous gate in Ns,
Saturday the d Of January, lsla likely aa1ed
SAM said boy first splnr and Carter, having been
gaged Win the Me s0wGria- He
vii, be sold privately before that time il desired.
iaul3-its JEsSE COLLINS, Trustee.
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Steamer b. VI. Runyan,

Captain janus MHLER, leaves every Saturday St
SocloCk, +. NJ.
h.s sre and favore passenger packets under contract
a. - The United Stlte Mail, and passengers rely on them
S; n,rruaIly They will give through tickets 60 the above
i ,s,.s and will connect paduca with the splendid Uni
- Sa,s mail steamers, Alvin Adams, Southner ana Moses
McClelIaud. :, "a a. "a ~, ~ 49, -.
OF II IA h-AN'A'H-'' -AAeut
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad
DOTRLE DAILY TRAINS
"a F5I,a5;;.ss - ssaEl
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY July II, 1853 the Passenger Ira
II will he as follows; .- =,
~ Lave NASHVILLE daily at 5 A. NJ. and 239 ?. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga al 22O P NJ. and l'9 n NJ.
Leave Chattanooga II . A. NJ. and P NJ
ARRIVING At Nashville at : 30 p. 81. ande 10 A NJ
Through tickets sold Nashville 70 the following place
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AARON STRETCH,
TTTwHOLESALE AND RETAILff1
'1EE-E,D DRUG GEST,

CORNER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREB7&
sTRETCIl has iuss returnedfron the East with iarye
"A aud superior vf the oosng articles, together
many pertaining the Drug Bus-es, to which he
invites attention OF and all that sis pnrs and unadu
articles which purchased direct from first hand I'm
pors IT, Ladies especially requested % call and examine
his large of 6ne Imported Peuney and Fancy Goods con
ssting in part Of the follow ing, viz;
Otto Rose in fine cut viais,
Extract KSsme- Quickly;
do Rondeiet something new and very ane;
All the FrangiFani preparations;
Musk and VeFbens Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, Miti all tieneH patterns;
,tsir. do = large Va. feiy5
Erasive Soap, Tor extracting grease;
Atlo Luldn's fee Bv-iienuine Musk Soap;
Lubin's ssap; Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Crops; Lows Genuine Honey soapi
Tarina Cologne: Giycerine and Campnor DO
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls
Fine Toilet Powders: Fig issteaDd Gcz D.ops;
Tooth Soap; JuiuDe Paste &c
ID DRUSHES.--A large IF Shoe, Paint, Yarnsh and
Brushes, just received and ssr sale low by
A. -sTRETCH
VACCINE MATTER.
UsT recvedS good supply Of fresh and geble Vaccine Mat
ID ter. Ftl A. SFRETCH, Druggist % B
ct22 COrneI GOiIece and Union streets
ENGNE CEAS.--Just received from Il large Inportes o!
~ Teus. good Of Imperial, GunpOwder, Soong
aud Elack Teas for sale the large small quantity BY
A. STRETCH.
GSYRINCsES.--Larg stock Of Syrnges, entirely
- lteTns last received and for sale hy A.SrRETCH
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CT A N G. n

ierv- SIMS. &C., TO Mesrs. A ". Call, uste oi
tbe mouse a. NcCa Vouleer Co.. and y" f. Fa Of Ular IS
III ege ts method Of returning sincere thanks to the
r nj the late hutse, and would Chertuly recommend 10
IN tE- r,rs of a. new being BUSINESS raen and
se"''''1" "''' " JOHN WILLIAMS,
janlI N'
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EDGFFJFLD LOTS FOR 1AI.II.-5

HNDa8EEdELD LOAS FOX ~Aa44is--ce'eul-an-
" tifu Building Lots in H1usons Adlon- ony ss aa-
rei yards Square. Also, - lot ia olcf
rs, Wiilims, and other Aldiiiens. Also cent bu
ding lot Of the Gallatn Pike opposite s rseacs
Of TX Gov Nein BroWn- Aso, number of building
lots n Brownsville, 25s miles from The citv.
). l.. & p. W BROWN,
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GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS
Attse cid staad OF Kirknan & Ellis
- o., u,bIic SaUarc, Nashville,

will be rrasei to So the d customers Of the house
80 m friends in general, assuring them OF our best enot 20
r tre ss action. We weuid that he STOCK Is oeis
lete ry large additions Of Kew Gosds and VIII he PI
~ m th -prnC Trade before the lst OF EeTuary' IN in
isi prices U remain the low rates estannel uy ~ nii
lams & Go. lJaht'-imI
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NEW MTSIC STORE.
BONNTNG'S CITY Es8ASS BAND,

TKJFHHS Band fully Organze1, with twelve In
struments, and its members fatter themselves 49,
that they are prepared furnish good Music
Band in the They respectfully cali the attention
Fellows, and other sOcees well as private
nen TO their facilities furnishing Music for Processons
GeIeraons &c Their terms shall be moderate Address,
J. ?. BARTHELL, Sec'y, or
Il. =. CHAMP.
S-PRoF. BONNING'S QUADRILLE BAND is prepared
to make for MUsc for Balls, Parties &c on veey
reasonable terms Address as above. jaa-l-dly.