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In this city, Nov. lsth, or cancer In The face,
GEoRGE ALLKr, aged 60 years 10 months and
IL days. Mr.. Alley was born Dec. 80, 1882, In
Lynn, Mass; was baptized by. Elder EFastas
Snow Feb. g6, 1s42. and arrived in NanyoO, Ill,
on the 18th Jam, lS43 He and family were
driven from that devoted city in the winter Oh
1916, and remained Ia Winter Quarters until
ls48, when he started for Great Salt Lake Valley
IN company with President Brigham Young and
othefs. He was a member OF the Twelfth
Quorum Of Seventies. In his life his conduct
was exemplary, his faith firm and unwaysIing
lie was dutiful husband, an affsctionate father
aud faithful member OF the Church. When the
citizens left their homes IN G. 81 L. City, he with
his family moved south, At which time he wGs
attacked with the premonitory symptoms Of cam
Ger, which resulted in the loss Of bis aye ia
March last; since then he gradually sank beneath
bis sutterings, and after protracted and painful
illness he departed this life onthe 18th inst, with
a full assurance OF meeting and dwelling with
the just beyond the vail. He bore his saiFerings
meeklys and testified with his latest breath to the
truth Of the latter.day work. .s=j TN &
He has passed beyond this world Of strife,
OF sorrow grief and pain; Il. i. =. IS. " !:
!: With those Whosve gained eternal life
With Christ on earth he'll reign. wi
II Communicated. r + =. p: Il: IF,
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INDIA...

The Calcutta mail Of August q had
reached England, but the news gener-
ally was anticipated.
The disarming Of Dude had been
completed.
II was stated that no official requisi-
tion for troops for China had been
made BY Mr.. Bruce, but in anticipation
that he would take this course, The
Indian government had warned two
regiments to hold themselves in readi-
ness. K, ..5
The Calcutta import market was dull.
The crop Of indigo will be shorter
than anticipated.
Freights were declining, and the
rates to America had gone down from
$40 TO 80. . 81,
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The champion sculler's race came
lof lately at Staten Island, and was won
easily BY Joseph Ward, Of Newburr.
TO whom the prize, q silver belt, was
awarded. 2'.
The Secretary Of War has, H. &C.
cordance with the law, made an abstract
report OF the returns of the militia OF
the several States. New York heads
the list with "standing army'' or $780,
600; California has 30T, 73O; Illinois.
257, 400; Ohio, III ,455; Pennsylyania.
leo, 600; Massachusetts, 1853 SIG; Viz
ginia, $50. The figures show q total
in the United States and Territories of
2,766, 726; Of which about 2,7OO. 900
are infantry; 10000 cavalry; 10000
artillery, and $4,000 riHemen. No
other nation has SO vast an effective
army as this would be in case Of need.
II is practically useless for foreign in
Yasion, or for Government tyranny,
but for defense it is invincibie and
yet in time Of peace it costs compara-
lively nothing keeps no man from
his work or family, and never inter-
feres in public affairs except to main
tain order N. Y. Tribune.
CONFERENCE.-The York, Oct.
3.The immense Lager Beer Brew
cry Of the Messrs. Speyers was entire
ly destroyed last night by FIRE. Loss
$250,000, upon which there was on
insurance OF $145,000. Al conhagra-
ton occurred yesterday in Sing Sing
Prison, destroying the file and augnr
shops and the dye house. The loss IS
$4,000. BIZ .s.s:
CURIOUS STATEMENT ABOUT Manu-
FAoTBRED FoREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
lit is well known that q majority Of
the New York papers publish manufac-
tured European correspondence made
up in their own Offices. The IN. IL.
Herald publishes q column Of matter
purporting tobe q Paris letter, which IT
is an insult to the public to attempt to
impose upon its readers. tbs made
up Of scraps from English papers,
pasted together in the most clumsy
manner. The account of the manner
In which. the Emperor and Empress Of
the French spend their time ut Saveur,
which We copied yesterday from the
correspondence Of an English paper.
received BY the steamer Persia, is given
N y - ma WU y -. = arf
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SPECIAL Ell NOTICE 1, II.

TIME Sixteenth Quorum OF SEVENTIES
Il meet the FIRST aud third Saturdays ID each
month, at q p.msi. ut the residence Of Prest.
George d. GtAbt, opposite Livingston, Bell &
Co.'s Sore. PnHctaal attendance Is expected OF
all members living In the city, and all members
living in the country must report themselves by
from their Bishopor President Of Mass Quorum;
Those refusing 10 comply with this request win
be considered Hon.menbeEs Of The quorum. and
vacancies thus caused will be flied By others.
BY order OF the council, Is II. 49, s.::.
E @ss*55. GEORGE ID. GRANT, President,
1891 VIM. a. BRINGHUR Clerk.
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II AN not able 70 forgive You the Debt YOU owe
II me, and can pay, OF ! would. Msny owe me
in this city for Goods furnished them wears aeo.
y bile hundreds owe me through the Territory.
For years You have owed me, aud never said psv
once frgm all such1 have promised 10 collect
my money, irrespective Of PEI that / NAV
pay my own debts. ] will iakeany kind 81 Pro.
dnce u paid Immediately; Il not, money or tslor.
gfqenessp alone viii DO. premise eyery one that
owes me, that within thirty days will commence
sui u they do NOT call and settle. 4 n
# It'll 8. nj. BLAIR,
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GERMANY.

The Ministers Of Bavaria, Saxony
and Wurtemberg, who lately assembled
at Munich, propose that, in order to
strengthen the military power of Ger
many, the contingent Of the Confedera-
tion shall be increased from one and a
half per cent Of the population to two
per cent. r.: :ss i. b ss:.,. -. p. i I.
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..nROOrIs. RR Z I, j.

FTlH IL undersigned respectfully announce that
they have opened BROOM ACTDRY,
In The and Ward, 81 Ltoeks south of Gihsoii's,
on Emigration street, where they intend keeping
good article Of braoms on hatld for sale. They
will also fake broom corn 10 work UP ON shares.
A STARE Of public patronage is solicited. NJ 1:..
1t s IN ss.:5 I'll THOMAS col Dor III,
2-if MS. Ri :5 HENRY TRIBE. ..3.
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NOTICE.

n WISH kindly and respectfully 10 notify nv
j friends 10 whom IbaVe rendered professional
service, that my circumstances require me to
urge upon Them prompt payment for the same.
am subjected 70 continual aud very heavy expen-
ditures for medicines, Instruments &c; and IL pay
be compelled 10 place my accolnlsin the hands OF
my attorneys Cor collection. Promises Of -four,
lumber, FIRE wood, vegetables, &c, have constan.
ny been made, bnt not fulfilled Ieannot aubsIst
on promises VIM FRANCE, ND.
q, s, L. City, Oct. 81, 1853. 9-tf
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70 choose between federal execution and
the supervision Of the whole common
constitution in SO far as it relates To-
Holstein and Lunenburg; the govern
ment has chosen the latter, although ii.
does not recognise the competency of i
federal execution, d
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRALIA.

The Melbourne mails Of August 10
reached Alden September 19,
There is no political news of import
ance. .... 4; :: .E5. ..:#. : S
Business during the month had been
very quiet, but the arrival Of the
English mail had created both q COM
nercial and monetary improvement.
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AUSTRIA.

An imperial order is published for q
commission with special legislative
powers, TO organize extensive reforms
in the system Of direct taxstion.
The price of wheat is said to have
risen materially, owing to the inferior
yield Of the last crop. 7...= 5sz T.
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RAsIxET MANUFAc J, Z, !.

TIME Subscriber wishes 10 inform his friends
. and the public generally that he has ON
hand and y prepared 10 execute to order, lI kinds
of BASkEIS; also chair bottomlng, and alf other
varieties Of wicker work vi. q. 4
Produce aken--cash not refused # If. 315. +
IN HI. ..; .5. DANIEL C.AMOMII,E.
Residence, llth Ward, near McMaster,s rome
walk. ID : III Hon B.
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JNO. II. PnCIxNELL

TTAsjpst opened NEW MEAT MARKET,
ons door south OF John Kay's, on East
Temple ST., where by strict attentionto business
he hopes 70 merit the patronage OF hts friends
and cuatomsfs. Strengthening FOR the public at
tended 70 as usual, on reasonable terms. 14!6t
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FARrT ron I 49,.

GITUATED eight miles north 81 Great Sail
~ Lake City, occupying an area Of ia acres.
with Honse and Cards The most or the land
Is good meadow. Cash or stock takep IS nav !
ment. GEORGE ID. GRANT.
l4-H 18Th Ware, q. s. T. CIV
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LOST m THIS COUNTY, y

n YOKE Of OXEN, one red-li back, with
IA one horn broke or; the other brindle,
high-hoTned OK; branded WoopmkssEE on itie
horn, and w in a diamond on the left hip. The
finder will be literally rewarded IN delivering
said animals at my residence In The 10th Ward
1921 <* CHARLES Wo0DATANSEE, {
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NOTICE.

HAVE In nv possession q two-year-olf rad
i and white HEIFER and calf, bfan,Iod + d
ON the near shoulder, with an under. Bit h the
right ear The owner 10 requested to cali and
prove property, aud take them away, Il.
I - JOHN HOOPER. z:
Psf not owned, Il win be turned over 10
the Bishop az q stray. 1876
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FOUNI.D.

"a DARK brown HORSE; heavy name and
IA tail, left fore foot white, white star in
forehead. The owner IL requested 70 pioye
property, pay charges, and take The horse away.
III JOEL HOEBRoOKs
City Bountiful, Davis Co, 14-3t
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TAK.E,I NOTICIl y.

n. HAVE In my possession, al Coon,s Kanyon,
u dark red HEIFER, about 3 years old
with a young calf cropped on on the left ear,
underbit on the right, and an illegibfe brand on
the left hir; white stars IN the forehead.
wish the owner 10 fetch the same, and nav
this advertisement. 10 OF WILLIAM COON.
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UNDERSTANDING IN ALE ITs
!. .=.GSs :.s 3. BRANCHES. ,s %:..

TT G.JACKSON will be on hand 10 accom-.
i j.. moda,s his friends and customers al his
Old Stand, near BALLO'S HALL, where he
hopes, BY strict attention 10 business, 10 be
worthy the patronage Of all who want good work
done. II :. -. 8 III =,
Accounts Of long standing will be collected
without fail. A hinlto the wise IL sufficient.
l2-H r.: : E#s-s :: r: ~. =
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The Bey Of Tunis died on the cd
Of September. The presumptiive heir,
Side Sadok, had been installed as his
successor. Tranquility was maintained.
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DENMARK.

@ The States General had been opened
at Copenhagen. The President said in
his speech, "the government had but
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WANTEIIIID.

SA QUANTITY Of MOUNTAIN MAHo-
IA GANY, suitable for making Balls for Ten
Pin Alleys; for which good price VIII be paid
BY A.3t JAS BIRD, f4'h ward.
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wAN'I'rED.

nNE Thousand Pounds u AST.IRON. AZ.
~ ply 10 Foster and Bird, Turner'S and CabI-
mel Makers, East Temple Street H.3t3l
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MRs. HARDIE,
AIIDWIFE.

= \, s ss NcE--N rth,west corner Of Tayiof's
Buildings, north Teripis ST. Is
kefefenre--Dr WIN. Ffaaee and All Ire msdi-
cal profession IN Tie civ. l,s-tf &
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WHAT WvIAlIINTE,DI.

TtASII and Store Goods paid fdr WHEAT
~ delivered al Jordan Mills. and Al Jordan
Mills Depot ID g. 81 u city,by
loft FELT a. ALLEN.
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DENTAL ART.
FAN s BIRD,

IAN Els BIRD,
q GARNET MAKER, sUPHoLSTERER.
TURNER AND CIf.AIR-MAKER,
Second door south Of Surveyor Generals 0ftiee,
ON WEST TEMPLE STREET.
MR.. BIRD is prepared 10 execute all orders
1Al entrusted TO Tim in u finished, workman.
like manner. He has on hand large supply Of
well.seasoned Mountain Mahogany, and VIII
furnish 10 order promptly,
TEN PIN ALLEY BALLS,
COUNTING HOUSE RULERS,
WALKING CANES, -
and every article in his line 10 crafty the most
fastidions tasis. IS. #. s,:;;a 4 n g n As
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FIVE DOLLATis IsEWARD.

q TRAYED from my cow-p pen. ia thr sth Ward.
~ Nov. 10, y0ung email block co w, with q
white star in forehead aud white under the belly;
branded j. s, d. on both horns. She is about
ealying. Anybody bringing the above COW to
the MUUErIINEER Office, or 10 my residence, will
fecelre the above reward, and any information Of
her whereabouts will be paid for
.s JOHN s. DAVIS, 9Th Ward.
10. r. NESI.EN 4
NNToULD respectfully Inform the citizens o.
sasNt Salt Lake City and Utah, that he has
commenced business in the well-kEoRn Bakery,
south Of Miller, Russell & Co.'s, where he Is
prepared to supply his patrons with n Dub:
ID RY .G o o ID s, ::5:..=.-
staple and Fancy groceries, Mems
Clothing, Yankee Notions, &et
st the lowest price possible; and be trusts, by
sttict attention to business; coupled with just
dealing. to secure very liberal share OF public
patronage. Give him call; he will be glad TO
see you. ii X ;isSs: I .s < <=:= =. E. 4. Z.
GOODS SOLD ON COMMISSION q ].
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs. ;- =. -. -:
MRS. NEsLEN is prepared to ehtsr the
MILLINERY BUSINESS. FL
Ladies, own materlals made up Into the most
fashionable styles. f. +. ..S:. ,s..g HIT +
III > -
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JAMES HAGUE,
GUN AND LOCK SMITH

.s IsHoP IN EAST TEMPLE STREET.
ID IFLEs, Shot Guns. Revolving Pistols "a, csreflIy
N cleaned, repaired and put 10 order. "a
Mexican Spurs made 10 order and always ON hand.
4 s N - Call and sec me. & h. ~. I.if ::
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IN TRAN 49,.

fTlH z undersigned, having had a long experisn
= N the business, would respectfully inform.
his ffieuds and the people Of UaI generally, ina
he Il on hand to mike out
POWERS or ATTORNEY. Il LEASES.
.53: . I'd ARTICLES or 4GIREEAiIsNT, 9.
and 81 other docamentsof Ike character; also
N APPLICATIONS T'OR PENSIONS. !.
i: B0ttNT'Y LAND Oh .ss,a:
and other claimson Government, MAJ ont on Tho
shortest notice. 4. II! ;,:'s 81 Z
He q connected with responsible persons who
VIII promptly attend 10 The s=.. 81; II ts$5.
COLLECTION or MONEY
In the United States aud 10 Europe. &.
No charges made for any Information he may
be able 70 communicates on Theses subjects 10 any
person who may fnvor hini with i call ~
BY astrict and rigid attention 10 business he
hopes 70 receive a liberal share Of pubic patron.
age. For reference ID regard 10 eompetence IN
iegrity and just dealing, refer 10 any person who
has been acquainted with him Tor the last ten or
fifteen years. i3.i sssI :.$ tn s3=t5
0F'FlcE -- In Geo. Gronyn 81 Co.'S store.
sign Of the big n. Temple Sireet. G. Isl L. CITY.
+. lo-sm 5:..s3 .;3 W, CLAYTON.
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Public Sale of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, &C., &C.,


Belonging to the Estate of John Shelby.
fTNHE undersigned, administrators OF John Shelby
i deceased, will offer for sale at Fatherlsnd, On
SATURDAY the 1sr day Of oCl0bE. next, the fol
lowing B,ondsd Horses
The celebrated race horse SOCKS and his DAM,
in foal by Albion; and three Of his half sisters
four years old, another three anu the third two
years old MARK YOUNG, Black Stiliol, four
years old, by Albion, out Of Lilac. The dam OF
Bette Martin three OF her colts: March, (grey
four years old aud hIs full brother, (bty,, three
years Old both sired by imported Emu, and half
brother ~ years old, sired by Childe Harold. A
Grey Mare, by imported Sovereign, out OF ArChiaEa
now in roal by Albion. A Morgan Mare, splendid
animal, about eight ears old, and her yearlng
colt. pair of scotch pOnies, (grey,) well broken
to harness, three years old and the other iuur.
ALSO
Three Jacks, from four 10 six years old; several
rk horses aud mules, aud between fifteen and
twenty head of cattle, amongst which are three
young b"lIs of the pest blood several wagons and
carts with harness, and various farming
including u No. Reaper. cuIvat0rs, plOughs &C.
Pedigrees of the above mentioned stock 'sIl be
given III Landbs, to be issued Immediately.
TERAS.-rwelve months credt-nUtes ell Sc
cured and payable IN Bank -...t -.E E...
WASHINGTON BARROW.
s.- A V. ). LlNISLEY.t --.. e
Nashville, Aug. 27-td
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Cotton Yarns.

IN store and for sale, at Manufacturers prices
L large quantity ofthose celebrated Cotton Yarns,
manufactured BY the Pinewood Factory which for
quality and superiority stand unrivaled- Our stock
embraces allthe numbers.
MIZEIL, HOOPER CO.,
apre-tf Nos. 8 and MaFke
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NEW SERIES mo. 1l91.
Transportation.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
go szs2 - -
TIME, FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
= VILE SIXTEEN HOURSi -, r.

TIME FROM NASHVILLE To LOUIS.
yILLE-S1xTEEN HOURSi r..
on and af'er WEDNESDAY, August the 10th inst,
" 1859, Trains will follows: t-s-r =
Leave Nashvf lie, loo A. NJ. and 400 p. N.
Arrive at Bowling Green, so q. and 500 :" ia
Connect by Mail Coaches with train at Rtter's, for
LOUISVILLE ri #a ~ i
Leave Ritter's,- $50 p. N. and 500 A. NJ
Arrive at Louisville, 500 81 and 1000 :"
Leave LOUISVILLE, $50 A. NJ, and 90 P. M
Arrive at Ritters, 1lI0 " and 900 "a
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Green for Nashville. E-- t.f-
Leave Bowling Green 6:2o p. NJ, 500 A. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 1890 10.00 90 /.
BY this arrangement a close connection is made at
louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes
Connect also with mail cosches at Gallatn for
Hartsville and Carthage eratr- ufrsa
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage, of hch
each person will be allowed eighty pounds free of
charge above that weight, subject to extra charge,
payable TO Conductor. All other articles carried
in the Baggage Cars willb charged express freight
which must be paid 10 Agent sfT
Passengers sking seats In the cars, Edgedel4, Gal
latin and Bowling Green without purchasing tickets,
will be charged ten cents extra.
e h0c ROBERT Macleod,
Aug 6-BSGu-u. superintendent.
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Sugar Cured Hams.

rIsHE subscribers have hand a large quantity Of
i nae Nashville Sugar Cured Hams, u which they
,si the attention ol ths public rhsy ere Warranted
aTst rate. J. DOYLE co
aaEl7-tm
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AoooS
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1925 A. NJ. ands P. NJ
g Stevenson at $50 Z" and 80 p. NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga at 500 A. III. aud 8:00P. II.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 2:30 A. N. and 2:a0 P. N.
g Stevenson at $50 A. NJ. and 5:30P.M.
Arr Nashville at IL so P. NJ and 80 p. N.
DOTH Trains making close connections Eist and
ID West at Stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston
and other railroads To New Orleans and other South
ern cities, ana at Chattanooga with Georgia state
Road, and by il with 9th Roads running through
Georgia. South Carolina and Alabama, and with East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad at Chattanooga, a
connecting link in the Virginia route to Lynchburg,
Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia Washington city +,
New YORK and other East TN cities.
Through tickets may be had atany hour on applica-
iion To Ticket Agent, at office at Depot To the follow
ing places. viz: New York, via East Tennessee and
Virginia r1uts; New York, via Charleston, Phladel-
pha, Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg, Rich
mond, Lynchburg, Rockville, Charleston, Savannah,
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery, Huntsville,
Grand Junction, Memphis, Nv Orleans, Virginia
Springs Beersheba Springs and McNmnvile.
(. W. COLE, Superin' endent
july1-tf BGsU4A
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(. E. Il T. sEans porrs, Executors.
FOR SALE.

A NY person wishing purchase neat Country
n Residence, with about Nine Acres Of good Land +,
miles from the city, on the Gallatn turnpike, Can
get a bargain by applying at this office.
aug23-lm u Il -. - ---- --
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WIN Noonng.

r AN prepared 10 pat on Tia hoois Of bess Englssh
Rs,lius Tin la si.r niuss appfeesa m4Aaez ana Al
s.sart noticp 40 the Clg or Cougtry.
Prize. a. low as eAn be done fastha stais, Refer
10 architects aud principal baiiaers ef Asshx,l!s
augiA-n j. W WlLSoS'
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St n,Ouis a.OlOcn Syrup.

USr received in packages Or 20 and 10 galoas, -
J Louis Col Syrup.
Also, Loaf Crushed sad Powdered Sugars.
AIZE1l., HOOPER Co.,
may3o-u Nos d aud sMarket street
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I.anA for sale.

I WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing hun
dred aer-s, handsomely I'm. proved, situated o.
miles North \asn ls, lately the Louis
vilie aud Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
Ihe Louisville aad Nashville kailroA.I adjoining the
u William d. Phillips. rvfer persoas ishing
the taTm 10 Mr. ". 10. Phillips This farm has
-Iaiiiag springs VI hne water aud u
healthIest places tne state be purchased
good terms ~ private sale between this and ts,e rst
OctobSr next At which tiae IL viii DO cIcI cd By
At public sale CAROLINE J. BliLL
iune-O-td
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THE Railroads IN interest have agreed In the very
j. iowrats % Is ceuts per one huadTesl Poaads On
len tobacco, IA hkds from Nashville g. fynchoufg
Va Viii those interested la the purchase saa sale
af IaI lob consider the Advantages offered By
this sedactloH IN lrsight--zayiag VI lasuraace-ske
roads beiag uadeF writer's yell as cATTlefssPee-
~ iTa.sspoTssfses, sale delivery, sc.
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THE Nashville and North western Raih Dad Com
i pany wish To contract for 40 900 CEDAR CKOSo
TIES, Ieet long, inches thea, well hewn TO face
at narrOwest place not less than inches clear Of
bark; timber To be sound 10 be delivered at the grade
line Uf the road la Nashville.
The contractors want To contract for so, 900 WHITE
or fUSTOAh tbs oi tine same the above, to
be delivered the lue oI the road piles from
section IL 10 secuJn ~, enough ON each section to
supply the same.
Persons wishing TO bid will direct to the President
aud Directors OF the Nashville and North western
Railroad Compony, Nashville, Tennessee.
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