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asked hin if there we're any Austrians in the town.
He said "Nc" They had hardly advanced 100 yards
before IRE was opened upon them, vkieh killed
many. and think Gen. Cierc fell there The gen
dsrnes Immediately rode back, and took the pres /
before he had time T. escape and he was killed on
the spl Oy enc Of them He La 400 Austri4ns con-
cesled in his oB1 house
The priest Of Magenta gave the came answer when
asked. There were At that moment 4 600 Ausirians
in convent He was taken, and sent into Turin
tied hand sed foot.
After the battle Of Magenta had been won Victor
EmaHuel slept en- the field. aad next morning re-
esived tie depua alton OF the council o. Milan
which came % offer his Majesty the crown Of Lom-
hardy. As SION &s the ne rs Of the great victory
hsd reached Milan the Auslrisns Eel Tie people
who had barrie lded The streets during The night,
bsgan ID meet the Piazza del BrOlt'o. a-king
for the act Of 1913 t. be proclsimed You have
forgotten thst in virtue Of that act, call asi0Re
Lombardy was united t. Piedmont. Il was a pro-
nlneiamsnto that in spite Of the Mizzinians the
whole Of the Lombard people, then free had made
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD The Memphis
papers publish letter from N, H. WILSON, Esq a
prominent lawyer of Marshall, Texas, to Dr.
FowLKEs, dated the 18th inst, in which he says
Granville Lewis has just arrived from Tyler, and
brings word that the State suit has been reversed
and remande6- All the points, save two, have been
decided in favor Of the Company, 1t is decided
that the notice on the Director Scott is sufi sent,
and thai the meetings held out Of the State we're
good; but the District Attorney had the right 30
bring the suit, and that tue petition shows cause
of forfeiture 10 his; that the Company had not their
OH ce here the 18th Of june The petition shows
this, and the demurrer admits it, This is the only
point on the merits decided in favor of the Stats,
and you well know we have nothing to fear on this
ques ion. | think Clough viii dismiss the suit
have just had a conversation with him--but wheth-
or he will or not, need have no fears as to the
ultimate decision of the case. 1t is noE virtually
decided in favor of the road.
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HpsoRs TO GEN McMAHoE.-Ths Paris CORES
pendent of the London Tunes saga; 'The great
honOrs conferred on Gen MCMAHON, nov a Marshal
of France and Duke of Magenta, prove how great
we're the services he must have rendered, and how
terrible the danger from which he rescued the In
Perial Guard. If it be true that the Emperor was
actually in the midst of the Guard when almost
hemmed in by the Austrians the force Of the words
attributed to the EmPress-namsly, that General
McMAHex had saved the army-win be fully and
deeply felt"
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ANOFFER FoR ALBION The Memphis appeal Of
the 25th says: lowing to the unparalleled success
of this stock over the principal courses Of the
West aAd South, We learn thattbe Albion breed Of
horses is in great demand among sporting men
Albion, it will be remembered, is owned BY Col. EL
LOTT, of Tennessee, and it is said he recently had
an offer of SIS 900 for him By party In Kentaeky
The same horse could have been bought few years
ago for $500 Co. ELLIOTT NOW holds him at
$4,000, and is not anxious to part with him at
that price " -.aH-
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MURDER IN MAURY County The Columbia
Herald Of the 18th says: "GEoRGs WILLIAMsox
vas killed in this county on Monday night by JACK
son LYONS During the day some alteration took
place between them in reference TO some work which
LToNs hal engaged, but failed to perform Al
night Williamson was called from his house cut TO
his gate aud Immediately shot down. lie expired
in about three hours. Lyons is still at large, al
Though reward has been offered for his spprshsR-
sion"
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gasgliIls Onion spS 5nrritan.
Daily IS !; TrI-wssa.ly g; weekly g..

WHAT MKT! Ever since Gen. wALKEass ar
rival in NeW York city. sOne SIX weeks ago. rumor
has been busy in assigning purposes to bis visit.
The qoie. and retired msnatr in which he has been
living there is naturally ihterprsted BY The guid
aHnes to be only the calm that precedes q tfenen-
dOus flibustoriDg thunder storm. The last piece
of gossip, which is. as usual, put forth ioa very
good auihori ~ asserts that be had drummsd up a
new army, for the conquest of Nicaragua, and would
positively leave New York on that mission during
last week. As the telegraph has not advised US of
his departure, the Nsw York papers will have to get
up another sensation expsdiiiOa 10 departin 80 few
DAVIS
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The Shslbyvile EIPositor learns that lady by
the name of STEM eOmmi to sucicide In Bedford
county lew days since By cutting her throat.
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3 THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN L RAIL ROA ID.
Pass ENGER HANS


r a > > ~ ~ - A. - ~ IA a N ,
e : BETWEEN PITfSBuRG AND PHILADELPHIA,
tONN2CTINd direct Ia the Union Depot at Ptsbure with
Through rains from all Western Giles for Phadepl6a
New York Boston, baltimore and Washington CITY thus fur
al hing for the OF Passengers hnsurpass
or 81 eel and comfort. by any other route
Express aud FAST Lines run through TO Philadelphia without
saoKing attached 10 each train ooduds sleeping
Cars to- Express and Past Trains. The Express runs
Daisy, Mail Fast Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains connect direct for New York Express ad Fast
nest for baltimore and Washington - =
EXPRESS Train leaves Psburg NJ arrives at phiIadeIpha
- or Baltimore Z. ~, New York 1890 p NJ II
Train leaves Pittsburg A M arriving at Philadelphia IL
p, N, New York 400 N
Fast PittsbuF p arrives in philadelphia or
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trains between New York and osn Trorgh Tickets
(all Rail- are good on either Of the above Trains.
Boat Tickets 10 Boston are good via Norwich Fan River or
5tonington Lines,
Tickets Eastward may be obtained any Of the pornt Rail-
road Offices West board any of regular Line
Steamers on the sssppi Or Ohio rivers; and Tickets Westward
at the Offices ornany in Boston, New YoS BALTIMORE or
PHILADELPHIA.
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
r-.s- ASK FOR TICKETS 3 Y .pITISBURG.
The completion or the Western Connection Of the PennsyI-
VsnIa Railroad To Chicaeo makes this the t.4l
nUExsPC,r LIME ERETVU-7E,NT rr,UxT, II SIT ANN
T,eT1s SsTPTa 4, N0Tf Nv ESfg,
Thu .r,1ac,in1 - ,,rcss he The Psi5 Pis. : p.hrr
is: M S 20 s; - r. $500 ,si q. 80, sts'
H ~ ea ' W n,ss ;J ~ ,s ~
ms u 'le, az az aPfteN~'eU " SuPei VI
anu sti le sSlirs e sas;, -. .
Slipping kase~Aru Will hnd II 10 their @7anage 70
snip py ths Ioo1.
I5sisss ~ OF sPPs I, ~ apply 20 OF s0
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. II.
s. - Ii..E q a
CHARGE OF SCHEDULE. =,

!.
UNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Traics will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 400 A. NJ and ?. NJ
Arrive at Chat iDoOga at 2 P. NJ. and 2.40 A. NJ
/ y GOING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at s.45 A N. and IS NJ
Arrive at Nashville 3 7:37 D NJ. and $40 A NJ.
gHNE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 4SO A. NJ,
connects at Wartrace with Skslbyvle train at sos A. M
and with Western and Atlantic r. r. a. Chattanooga at 9P "
The Night Passenger Train from Nashville at T. NJ,
Wartrace Shelbyvle train 6lO T. d. with
cNpnyiIe and Manchester at TullahOma "a P. NJ,
and Nephi, and Charleston X at Stevenson at l05 p NJ
The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga, at S45 NJ.
CONNECTS with NeiunviIle Manchester r. r. Tullahoma
p NJ and Shelbyve train at Wartrace at $50 NJ
n p The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 5
meets with Menphs Charleston r. R. Stevenson at 10 y
P. NJ. T. W. GUILE,
fsh5-tf Superintendent.
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Day GOODSI DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.

DHE GOODSI DkE GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade. a1
We areIn receipt the desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
"a Wshnvc ever offered TO the the retail trade
TIAVIN purchased this stock from theergest Importers and
Commission Houses In the Eastern cities, feel hest
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods
Low PRIC ES
and on as Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embrscesevery variety Of
New and Fashionable DcSignSy
such as very handsome Robes Ala; -s-.s.s .---.T.
" A Tsbla;
French DsE.lnes, Plain and Fancy - sras
French and English MerinoeS;
fscOnizPlalds;
Lzyellas, for travelling Dressesi
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of ShaW Plain Fancy Dress Sksand Coaks
Black Silks all grades together with ether article too tedious TO
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Beaehed Domestic, 81 grades;
1O&l24 beached Sheeting;
q inch Pillow COttsn;
- Brown sheetng;
"a and 9-7 sea island de-;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinda:
Rlannels, ali cOlors qualities and prIeesI .r-
Canton Flaanels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, kerseys Sanet Casmeres NeStngS, Shirts
Fronts Collars andin fact every article person may
find in complete retail store.
We keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes Caps Duour Co best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets, &c. To all of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto to sell Is cheap as the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepI5 No. 81. North MaFFet street,
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Mr. j. S. ULLASN-A Dear Sir find your simple ele-
RAnt little HOROSCOPE constructed yCIrse quite dese,
and believe they will prove be useful and valuable
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Jas NJ sAFFeRD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry Cum.
erIand University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State GeOogt for
he State of Tennessee, says
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Prom J. NJ fowler, N. D.. and join 0. HILL, ESQ.

FROM J. NJ fowler, NJ. d, and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February 25, 1859:
Louis g. ULLNAN Esq Dur Ssr We have made repeated
experiments WITH and taken close observations Of little
Exotic which yon kind enough to present to time
And which appropriately designate the Oriental
TAsman Natural Weather Indicator" From those eKpS
and Observations, satisfied is extremely sensitive
atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention.
supply the place Of the cosst Barometer
indicating the changes of the weather Securely
suspended someuable place where there
fresh protected from and the influence OF the Of
sun carefully regulated according your very explicit
directions confidently believe. it will unerrngly indicate
approaching variations Of the atmospheric from "a 4s hours
Aside from its arometeai merits worth
the amount you charge for a Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, }. NJ. fowler, NJ D.
JOHN 0. HILL.
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sToP THE THIEVES.
5000 REWARD.

YUNHE undersigned will give $500 the appre
heuson delivery Of Thomas Scott Matilda Scott
together with the OF the money and articles b.
from me In the city q Nashville Tenn. May ", 1879
ngOf gens gold breast pin, and large finger very
heavy SO and the Of SsO 90 gold pieces see
each al taken out % trunk At night which night
left house where they boarding, and learn they LEFT
city and Chattanooga Tenn thence Memphis since
which I have heard n0th ne Of them.
DeScri pliOn --ThOuas Scott, protesting he a doctor,
sometimes 4saing IN horses is about high 80
IS Of age. hsshy fair skin, short black hair
ein ront; THEA winter clothes black
vhsks and has small foot for Of his size, and
egner.
Matilda Scott Gpsey very tan slender. thin Vsagc dark
yellow sknnet black, Nayey hair 40 years
very sckly subject to spass; ring right hand with
ss sets out and another large ring E large back
finger with said ring. She shos
and No HOOPS Tells fortunes, learn when
them.
Papers willing to aid 10 detecting and bringing them justice
viii confer favor BY noticing. Er
ELIZABETu FIT.
Nashville. Tenn JUNE d.tw3 vim. @
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Lours UIINAN MsQ-Dsar Sir: &" have had the Hggro
You hung Labratory since 1t arrived
and found it TO in the manner you represent
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J. l. RIDDELL NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry the UnVer
hty OF Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
s. ULLMAN Esq-Dsdr Sir receive them The 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate and believe reliable
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- JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D. L. L. D. Professor OF Chemistry
aud Physiology the University Of New York. relative to this
plant, says . - -
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ia AZ R A It's

$ 81 ~
TAB Es A NT'S
EFFE$vEscENT
ELTZER PsERIE Mt,
This va liable and popular Mslcine prepared in conformity with
analysis Of the Of the celebrated Settler Spring, in
Germany, in convenient and portable form has
universally received the mos. favorable recon
a Discerning Public, tie
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT s-11s
IL and as being entitled e special preference over the many
ces both fromits compaetnes and greater efficacy It may be
used with the testelecl in al ril1as 100 g-3-
tie Aadigestioa and al similar cOnplaints peculiarly
ileideRt to tie
SPRING AVID SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted the of Travellers by and
Land Residents in Hot Climates, Persons of sedenary
Habits. Invads, and Convalescents; Captains of
Vessels and Planters will End it valuable ad.
Gition 70 their Medicine Chest. -. r.rsy
With who have usd il it has high favor and deemed In
IN torpid state Of TIE LiserIt renders great service in
IN CON, and R5e1atisIt gives the best satisfaction al
laying A symptoms and in many cases eectnaly
rs Success IL eases of Gra1e LadigtstioR HartJurn and
C0iUeness-Proye TO be Medicine Of the greatest utility
Aciy Of tie htoTRGeh, md The Distressing Sickness
during regHaHcyYieds speedily, and with marked
under its heathful influence.
Ha6ords the greatest relie to those afflicted aei sub
ct 70 tie P1eGenty aching the bowels neuralizing all
irritating ecreOns, and thereby removing all naammaOry ten
denotes.
In 6aet is iaralualei in an cases aglere Gentle Aerie
- y 1-t- FugVGtiocEs aagUiyed . fR111z5s
the form powder, carefully put up in bottles,
keep any climate and merely requires poured upon it
produce adelightfuI ehervesoeHt beverage
Taken in the morning. nteees with the avocatons
the day acting gently the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
powers exciting heathy and vigorous the stomach and
creating elasticity Of mind and flow spirits which give zss
every enjoyment II also enables the invalid enjoy many
Injuries with impuny, from which he must otherwise be de-
without which life is irks0me and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and gentlemen
of the highest standing throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity series Of years. strongly guarantee its
efficacy and valuable character and the favorable
notice Of intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARR4NT & CO, Druggists
junel5-dly No. 97s Greenwich St. Warren N. Y.
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Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D. late Professor OF Geol
OF and Chemy In the University Of Nashville,


September I3 1853.
L. g. ULLMAN, Esq-DeGr Sir: After carefully adjusting
their making the ndcs
with Zach other given poins cChhange' the disI)
average moisture the atmosphere found them during
many months peculiarly sensitive all Hygrometrcl changes
required confidence in their indications because
compared period, with HygrO
Of the time with Masons HygrOmeer he and
dry bub and found the plants give the indications
1.-Two instruments.
Being thus excellent HyrOmeers, not liable to be broken
we'll cheap enough be within reach
and the community generally, think all who
buy your viii satisfied with the purchase
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LoUu g. UILMAN Esa.-Dear Sir cit appears pecu-
lary sensitive gives greater range Of molten than either
tae animated ordinary catgut"
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RALTImoRE AND ouIo


-
RAILROAD.
ataN Great National Route
gHYER INMATES AT WARRINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling. Bengood and PARK
ers6urg hs West which places uies win Railre,
Steamers, SC, for and from all points In the -
West, S0zEthsNEest and NGFfh-VgeSf
Fare 70 es York and osionoNE lssthan via any
ether route.
Too trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 NJ. and 1850
A. NJ. .f.e a. lt.. I.
Direct connections made by these trains
t1g. EOr ALI the Eastern Cities. 500
This the only route to Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore PHILADELPHIA
New York and Boston, al 9 cost OF ticket alone By
other lines.
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities procured via
Washington city an additional charge Of So o.
Quick time and sure connections. s.s4 A-a
Inquire via the Baltimore Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad Offices in tie West.
$50 III = asa Z. i. EuLLER, Gent Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Azent.g
W. P Smith, Master Transportation. lapI4
o. -' THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRA L RAIL ROAD.
"a Il Ess5fEsz1
IN Tux COUNTRY
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]. LAWRENCE SMITH, N. late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry To1iology the University OF Louisville SAYS
December, 2, 1851
LouIs s. GILMAN, Esq-Dear Sir: 1 have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding l. with much interest,"
u maker remarkable sensitive hygr0HeT and more conV
nent for this than artificial arrangement know or
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Prom GEORGE S. BLACKIE A. NJ NJ D., Professor Bot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville,
February, %, 1888.
"LoUls s. ULLMAN, EsqDedT ST. have had than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined It's action with extreme interest 1t has generally been
for have and fOreells the weather with
extreme glad TO add testimony thaOf
ether friends. Iwish yoI establishing sale cheap
and reliable instrument. yGIrs, respectfully, &C,
GEORGE s. BLACETE, NJ. D.
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JOHN HENRY, NJ D., L. l.. D., Professor the Smithson
an Institute ashington City letter dated July H. 1885,
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WIN. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and after careful
examination, find it pure article, entirely
adulterstirg ingredients so frequently used.
.-rET Yours respectfully, JAalES J. MAPES,
Anaiytical Chemist.
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Consumers depend upon getting article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, soiy the bottle and
only VIM. II. DAILY,
10 South William Street New York,
Sole Proprietor.
Por sale in Nas.veby JOSEPH NASH ard respecta-
bic Grooers anG Druggists ap27-d3m.
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HAVE for hire for the balance OF the year Superior css
III Washer sBd 1rouer, APTaE V -,
nay 10 WAkk' H. pNS|, ~
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RICHARD o. CURRY, A NJ, NJ. D. Professor Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence editor the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma. Louis ULLMAN, Dear SrThe little had the
findress send years still faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator and delicsei 1t, and
the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
Onerc Hygromrc condition that begins indicate gen.
orally in advance of the usual Instruments.
have kept 1t suspended in office, 70 standard
(SmhsOnian Barometer and Mason Hygromeer and have
tced that faithful in its indications these instruments
Il is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore Of its ens
tveness and its dHrd6aHU aOrding cheap and reliable
for the purposes which you apply important and
valuable discovery and believe that will commend itself where
ever use5. very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1852 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
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Onlv limited numbes OF the ''Nstural Weather Indicators
will he offered for lie, which be found the following
places at ille-RAINS BROWN, Public Square A.
sTRETCH corner Onion and College Streets DEMOfiLLE
co. corner Church and Cherry Streets and by A. h ROSCOE
- CO. corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 90. The disooverer will send the Natural Wealth
r Indicator by postage paid we'll put up and secured
e Ay person enclosing sOO Garrett full and plain
directions regulating using &c accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS s ULLMAf, Agent
nhSdkw-h ae- 0oIunSa TsbDs
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NOR RENT.s--rh6 large Room oxcrthe pally Nsus a.
II fee, formerly occupied b. B.ruArs Book BsdsrT. Ts
room 60 b. 40 feet is suitable Tor JOB Printing 0es BOA
biniery almost any rechanica loydent.
san he had fron he News Once EnRire IN this
Enquire Of Mr.. Fisher Il News 0ce, o. A. v g. LnseF
the subscriber. tia6t JAMk5 ~. HQTfH.
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Nashville FaII Races.

GWEEPsTAKRs proposed, ali agrs, nile heats; s50O
entrance; 500 forfeit To and close the ls dag Of
july Three more to make race-o come on fuesiay,
the 4th Of October.
SEeePstke for three os mile heats; $500 entrance
$50 forfeit Ts and close the LIST day OF July Three
to make OF Wednesday, the 9TH day
Of Octsber ere
Sweepstakes for threa year Odds; two mile heats $500
trance $50 Forfeit To and Close the first day Of July
Three OF Friday the It'll Of
0ctober, SAMUEL J. CARTER.
mAy 20-td.
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Prom j. O. GRIFFITH, ESQ., OF the Propretors Of the
UnIon and American.
Nashville, Feb o. 1859.
Mr. LOUIS ULNANSiT: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly handed me- tested for months and
have no hestency saying that il is uneng gauge
foreteng changes the atmosphere from "a
head commend attention and patronage classes
I'd worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
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March ?, 81,
LOUIS s. ULLNAS, Esq.-Dedr S-T have had several OF
Natural Weather indicators watching and
estilg time. lind them eeceedin0y senSi
toe, aud susceptible 10 al Aygroetica changes than
Ae best HygrOers tdt {dUs o6Serued. TReyd agree ia
"a 6oreteig Gle chg6s OF The s0eT from hours
"a ddpdaos. They simple believe Feiia
bfS Ay than most MICROSCOPES
se should be in hands Of almost every individual
pecAlly the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours,
puk m
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CNMBEBlAAND COAL. r-
FHNHE Nashville Coal COMPANY VII from tha dlss u1eI
heir superior Coal At Is Ead 70 oeut per buansi id ~
river.
OHeeon Cherry street, hst<ssn Uuioa a1d cAur4.
mh5 n
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J
WN. II. DAILY, New York
have Tade chemical analysis Of your Valley
Whisky, and find pure fine favored Rye Whisky containing
injurious matters of any kind and would
suitable for medical and public Purposes -
CHARLES I. JACKSON,
State AssayeT.