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Additional by the Canada

New York, Nov 2l.-The mails by the steame
Canada arrived here this evening from Boston.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times says it i
itolerably certain that the moment in which the Aus
.trian Government will have to make concessions t
Hungary is not far distant
VENICE, Nov. 2.-At the reopening of the opera
NOISY demonstration took place here.
Bizandoga continues in the Venetian provinces
Several persons have been arrested in Verona b.
Hungarian soldiers for distributing REVOLUTIONARY
prints
FLORENCE, Nov. 2.-The election of members o
municipalities at Florence and other places has ter
minated without any result, almost all the electors
having abstained from voting. The National As
sembly had been cOnvoked for the 9th of November
Omar Pasha, who was totally suspended III tho
Government of Bagdad, is not to return to Constan
6nOple. another place being named for his abode.
Dates from the coast OF Africa state that the
American ship Memphis with 700 slaves, had es
capped ali the cruisers and put to sea. Twenty-siS
vessels were reported on the coast for cargOes OF
slaves for the I -nitpd States
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PRESENTATION TO THE PREsIDENT.-The Washington
States and UniO1 of the 18th inst, says: A copy Of
the New Bible of the edition just published unler
the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, by the Southern Methodist Publishing Hous
At Nashville, Tenn, presented to the President
Of the United States, yesterday afternoon, by WM
T. SsrHsoN. ESQ., acting for Rev. r. ABBEY. 1t is
beautifully bound, and furnished besides with a.
handsome rosewood chse. inlaid with silver, and
bearing the arms of the United States. The Bible,
has perpetual genealogical family register, an
entirely new plan. Mr.. SNTTHsoN also presented a.
fine copy Of the Methodist Pulpit South, containing
twenty-seyen sermons by the most eminent minis
tiers in the connection, embeshed with portraits of
the ministers and the publisher. The presentation
by Mr.. SxTTHSoS was accompanied by some appro-
pirate remarks, and the books were accepted by the
President with expressions Of kindness for the pre-
seuts
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BY TELEGRAPH.


s NEw YoEK, Nov. 2lAPer Steamer Norm, Sar-
There was a severe shock Of an earthquake through
out Chill on the Sth of October. II was also mos
severe in COpiapa and Gaslrfas.
The direction of the shock was from southeast II
northwest The duration il is said, was four min
utes, having caused considerable damage in the Cit
OF Copiapa and also the post Of Caldeia oyerfllra
ing SOME buildings, and leaving great many other
IN ruinons condition, but fortunately we have no
near OF any lives being lest. The Copiapa and Cal
uera railway has suffered some damage but its re
PAIRS viii be easy and not very expensive In Cal
~ ra tbs sea retired several times from the coast
sleaslng beach of i5G yards which caused a panie
among the inhabitants; they iew affrighted 10 the
sheisnDoring hills Fortunately the sea returned to
~ place Mlthat any violence, and did not occasion
he least disaster. Still we have no great losses to
.depiore amp the Province of Atacama viii soon re-
Seever with the produces of its mines. which are
sald TO qe in very rich condition
Senor Novoa, the ex-lntendente of VALPARAISO
mas Deen appointed Minister OF Finance in place OF
Do "a Aatlas Oveilla, resigned some time since.
New and rich mines OF copper and silver had been
sdlscovired at Tartal Lorth of Gopapa and several
uryeylng parties had left to explore them.
Inc FL Mercurl0 newspaper of VALPARAISO saws
that II IS said that an English Company has proposs
lea 20 continue on its account the works On the
ssouehern hallway obliging itself to finish the line
IRON bancagul to Tales in short time The gov
lerhent on It's part is to pay the company the cost
3oi constructing the line by acknowledging in the
scompanys favor debt payable with interest Of IS
1Per annum in England or Is in Santiago 1t is said
lthat the same company makes analogous proposals
sioT r continuing the railway faS as Conception
The T. S. sloop of war Levant was at panama with
the commodore on board. She and the Sarauac were
gong 70 san Juan; the Cyane was at Raego Mr.
BClark' the American Minister to Guatemala was SCI
.riOusly i'll.
Inc coehlneal crop he'd been greatly damaged by
Some attempts at revolution in Costa Rica had
been suppressed
Mr. hmtry' the American Minister, had recognis
led the new government.
valparaiso adviees are to October, 18th and Cal
40 of October 18th There is mo news Of interast
General France had been compelled by pubiicI
|opinlon to abandon the reigns Of Government at
|Guayquil
The Revolutionary Governor of Bolivar took
Uompas from the Federal forces
The revolution in Costa RIGA has been supnress
led
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We sre authorzedto announce VIM. G. BRIEN candidate
Attorney Generaof oh Judicial Circuit embracing tn
counties of SUMNER Williamson and Davidson. Election
aMsy. oct23 I'd
We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of vii
Hanson county candidate for Attorney General for the u
dea Circuit composed Of the counties of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner. 0ctI4- td*
Sumner candidate Attorney General Of this (ue 9TH
judicial Ccui: composed Of the counties Of williamson
sen and Sunrg.
We authorized JAS. E. RAIEs, Esq,
candidate for the office Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson,
land Davidson. Election 10 May, 1860.
We authorized S. L. FINLEY, Of Davidson
county candidate Attorney the 9th JudiciA
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
octg, 5ete
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SOUTHERN Pacific RAuROAD-We received cal
from Gen. RICHARDSON yesterday, who is On his way
ID Louisville, TO attend the meeting of the stock
holders in the Southern Pacific Railroad which is Il
be held in that city the oath inst This will be
enc of the most important meetings that has been
held in connection with this gigantic enterprise foi
many day, and the stockholders in this city and
vicinity should, if possible, attend this meeting.
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Excitcmentat CharIestown,

CHARLEsTOwN, Nov. 22.-The recent excitement
has subsidized. Gov. Wise has received letters from
the West and North representing that parties are or
ganizing for the rescue of tie prisoners. 1t is ru
.mored that Wise received dispatch from Governor
chase of Ohio. saying that body of men, number
ling 600 to lO0O are coming for rescue under JOIN
Brown. Jr 1t is reported that Wise replied that il
Chase allowed them to cross the line, he would en-
ter proceedings against him for treason United
States Marshal Johnson sent similar dispatch Il
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-On Saturday, Justice 30;
worth, of the Superior Court, rendered judgmen
lin the long contested of the people Of the Stat
LOT Michigan against the Phoenix Bank of the city
New York The Judge decided that the Bank wa
and that the award the Bank was contrary to la,
and equity, and was void having been procure
'by fraudulent conceament &c. and that the defend
ANTS were liable to refund the money amounting
Si,595, 1925. The original loan in 1887 consisted
two drafts of the Bank of the River Rasin and tn
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Detroit to tn
amount of $4,000.
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FINE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
TUsT received at Lucl,s Music Store. cAliand IN
81 - p0y2
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Aver's Acne Care


which nentralizcs this maaTious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver 10 expel II from the BODY As
it should, it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more or rather dos
what is Of more service 10 those subject this infection
If taken in it expels II fam the system as it IS
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently i nGs oaly cures bur
protects from, the greet vaFiet Of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence such Remittent
Fever Chill Fever Dumb. Masked Ague. Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu.
ralgia Rheumatism Govt Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache Catarrh Asthma. Pslpiations, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, COe, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising from this cause viii be found to assume
more or less the Intermittent type. This "AGUE
CURE" removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it aooomplishes by stimulating the excretores
TO expel the virus from the system and these organs
by degrees become habed to DO this their office Of their
accord Hence arises what We term aecii8atatioa
Time may accomplish the end but often life is
long enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE " does il At once, and with safety. We
have great reason believe this is surer as well as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasnac Infection than any other which
has been discovered; and it has s another important
advantage the public, which Is, that it is cheap as
wei good.
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rom xhich mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe, IS the consequence of diseased action IN tie
system, induced BY the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay THIS exhibition evolved BY the action OF solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the uaery vapor from
/ t. While the sun is below the horizon ;his vapor
fingers the earth's surface and he virus is taken
with it through the lungs into the BLOOD Thre it acts
an irritating poison the Internal xiscer and ex
cTeting organs Of the body. The liver becomes tord
and fails secete not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the BILE accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The sIl,en the kidneys, ard the stomach
sympathize with the liver and become dsorleret also
Finally, the instinct Of organism in an attempt
70 expel the noxi0us infusion, concentrates the whole
blood C the body IN the internal excretoes force
them it out The blood leaves the surface and
rshes to the central organs with congesiiye violence
This IS the Chill. But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES 70 the surface if in another effort
% eApel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excEetorythe skin. In this also il fails, and the sys
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or Laroxysns Of FEVER AND
AGtk. such constitutional disorder VIII Of
dermine the health Il It is not removed
have iabore find have f,,,,,d
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CLEVELAND, November 22-Marshali johnson
ldenies sending despatch to Gov. WISE relative t,
4 the rescue of Brown
CHARLBsTOwN, VA, November 22.-All is quiet
a part of the troops are returning home. Governor
Wise says 1000 military will be at the execution
and he believes that organized attempts to resca,
Brown are making throughout the Northern anC
Western States He declines the tender of military
aid from the Governor of South Carolina and say.
ne shall not interfere with the sentences of the prs
oners
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RETAIL PR1cns.
RAILRoAp sCHEpuLEs.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at I0f. a. m; and at 8, p. M
Arrive at I23 a. m and IL p. m.
TBoth trains connect at Stevenson for Mernphi.
except the train leaving Nashville Saturda
night.
TThe night train from Nashville ca2S~ct at Chat
tanooga with the trains Oh the East Tennessee
and Georgia road. .
both trains connect at Chattanooga with train
on the Western and Atlantic road
Both trains connect at Wartrace with train
on the Shelbyville branch.
The day train from Nashville connects al Tul
lahoma with the train on the McMinnville ana
Manchester road.
The day train from Nashville connects al
Deeherd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Eayetteviilel
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAuROAD;
Leave Nashville at e 6. m, and 3 P. m.
Arrive at 10, a. m, and Z, p. m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville at 5, a. m, and 2:25, P. m The
morning train carries the mail.
Arrive At II, night, and g. P. ~ The evening
train brings the mail.
EP9EFIELD AND KESTJcKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. m.
Arrive az TO- a. N.
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specie.
| Silver
Exchanged
New Orleans Market, Nov. 10.

90 Acres per 100 AcIes, per acrs......
50 Z" a. . ...............sOc 100 " g ......
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A CHILD wrrH TWO HEADs.-The Memphis Appea
Says male child, with two distinct heads, passed
Through that city the 10Th inst, in company witt
5its parents, who are seeking home in the vi
scinIty of Des Arc, Arkansas. The unnatural child
alluded to is eleven years of age, and born il
Hardin county, Tenn. He bears the name of his ia
ther VFN NADrsoN TaTIvy
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The Attorney General i
about selling the Erie Railroad on application of tn
first mortgage bond holders
The annual report of the Baltimore and Obi
Railroad shows decrease Of expenses for the yea
|of $992OOO and an increase in the net savings TO
the year of 1851 900.
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BsHoF PAYNE, OF AmcA.-The Ri. Rev. Bishop
PAYNE of the African Mission is at present in cul
city, and viii preach tonight at Christ Church at
O'Clock
AT the close Of the services, collection win be
made in aid Of the Mission ovef which he presides
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Per Overland maiI,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The British have withdraw
their naval force excepting the steamer Satellite
from San Juan.
The Arizonian of the Sd, says Capt Even left For
Buchanan for Sonora on the 3lst ult, to protes
against the expulsion of Stones party from Sonor;
The same paper says that Pesquiera recently eA
pressed strong desire for general immigration int
ISoDOUa
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From New Orlenna.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Arrived: A. H. Stephen,
and Asia from Liverpool.
The Catawba brings Havana advices to the 18th
They do not mention the arrival of the new Govsrn
or General of Cuba, but say he is expected daily
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New YORK. Nov. 2l.-The steamer De Soto witt
Havana dates of the 10th has arrived.
The new Captain General of Cuba, arrived at Ha
vans on the 18th.
The ship N. Larrabee from New Orleans to Liver
Lpool. sunk off Tyree.
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CLOTHING
And Merchant TaigOring

Wear receiving large and elegant of Fall ant
Winter Clothing Coats Pants Vests Boys Youths Cloth
Ing and Furnishing Goods Of description Also fall
complete stock Of Cloths, Casneres and Vesngs which
w up order and guarantee give full satisfaction
Gan AMI examine at WARD, BIRMINGHAM Co.'S
octl-em Nc. 90 Public Square
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From MexIco

MOBILE. Nov. %, The schooner Mary Clinton, ha
ARRIVED with Vera Cruz dates of the eleventh.
1t is reported that Miramon has joined MARQUEE
land that both have fled from the country aboard
Brithish steamer, taking the two millions specie
|Whereupon MiramOns army pronounced for SAINT
Anna.
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reported Loss of the Steamer DeIta,

j SACKVnLE, Nov. 22.-The schooner Victoria ha
ARRIVED She reports passing the wreck of a steam
Ter supposed TO be the Cunard packet Delta runnn.
between Bermuda and Halifax and St Johns. Sh,
was broken across the rocks off Gusdoro.
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Foreign.

NEw York, Nov. 21.-It is reported that the Aus
trian Government will be obliged to make conees
sions TO Hungary.
FLORENCE.-The National Assembly is convoket
for the 9th of November
Omar Pacha will not return to Constantinople.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 22.-The river is rising slowly
6k feet water in the canal and ~ feet on the Falls
ST. LOUIS, Nov 22,-The river is stationary
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Per overland man.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Gen. Scott arrived at Por
Townsend on the 18th. Commissioner Campbell
was expected overland to jein the San Juan com
mission. Gen. SCOTS health is much improved.
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rHERE IS NO MISTAKE hBoUT n.
OVER a MliLloN OF BoTTlrs

This Cordial will never fail 20 crs ny o Tie allow,
diseases, IL taken per directions ~ each bollle in
German, Enslish. and French
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Markets by telegraph.

NEW YoRE, November 2sNsOnFIOur dull, 5000 bb
1904 95; Mess Pork IS 40.
CINCINNATI, November 22-Noon-Flour firm and active
Sales 1000 bbs 81 IS ass Whisky, sales 1900 bbs 23c Mes
ORR old sl4 So SIS, with buys than Sellers
~ Corn 1896: 0a:s Is; Molases 1921 sugar 7@5; CoE
steady, llX9l3.
NV YORK, November 22-EveRing. frm sales 291
az.
NV ORLEANS November 220otton buoyant Sales dal
$50 bales Advanced T. Middling ll9IlX. Sales of thre
% 500 bales Receipts Of three days 81 500 bales against 49,
700 bales during the corresponding time last year Receipts
lis port ahead of last year bales Sugar buoyAn advanc
d ~ 1913 Mossses Al, Mess Pork quie sis Freight
Cotton to Liverpool 4. Exchange-stering SH99k. six!
lays Ia 92I discount. New York sight 1&S1E discount.
H.vRE November 4COtton. Sales days 600
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AttorneY GenernI.

We are authorized to announce r. ". HAYwOOD
Esq as a candidate for the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth judicial District, composed o.
,he counties OF Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
IVnctirr Mt Nfnr
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From Washinpfnn
Terrific Gale.

WASHINGTON, Nov. PA suggestion has been mad
to the Liberal Government of Mexico for the punish
ment of such out laws as Cortinas and men.
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Latest from CharIestoWn

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-The river is rising slowl
The upper Mississippi is closed above Winona III
Illinois is falling.
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Mznny's Combined Reaper ana
Mower.
GUNSI GUNS!i cUNs.tr
ACEY IL HAMILTON.

No. ~ College Street, Nashville, -Fenn.s
AVE- inst received superior lot Of sposiis- pss ,s
- seit orer y The celebrated Gan Makers o. Eagani.
80, iu9 S-uoo sist, made BY Hollis 4 SHEATH
Fine London Twist 10 Mortimsr.
5ine Lamenated Steel DO Green0ugh.
Fine Wire Twist a. Collins
French Pattern Lamenstsd Steel, made b. Coiins
Laaenated STEEL unTarnise stock Try fine. by rsspouvB
Common Wire twist Double and Single Guns by Ki--
Ih9se Guns have been put up vita care Every sun
epg shipped They are assorted sze and lengths. and veil 49,.
ted Ike the spOrtSmen Of his coru,snifv
u They have. large assortment Of Rigss AMI
al kinds. Desengsr Pistols shot Belts. Powder Fi-
fne Water Proof Caps, BaldEfns ana Esvis %
sporting foEser, Caps Primers Duck Shooting Po- Sew.
Z % which We invite the attention Of the pubiio
y odl-dEtE3l
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MoLeaa'a yo,c4zio ca I.aimozs
SoT Hoses and ether Animsls.

Tl relieve Iail a'most INTERNATIONALLY, and 4 vi
earse, rnrif', aud hesl Vac bulest cores ia ca ia
-edi1ly short iia,l- f
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River News,

MONTREAL. Nov. 2l.-There has been a terrific
gale below here OBTAINING the steamer North Amer
100
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MoLEAN's sTRENGTHENIEG CORDIAL
liver COSIPLAINT, DTSPEPSIA,. JAUSDICE.
S,y,-o,,=,.,- Nr.,.,.o,,,, ,s.=ts,.

.NAFOhici0r Nery0Hs EEebtfE1y, Diseases
Of the KkiduPys, and all Eli=ense-
u-iStng frOsu N DsrSrdercd liver %
stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heariurn, Inward Pics Aeifisy OF Sickness Of lie
Stomach, Fuliness Of Blood T., the Head nu.l Pam
Swimming in the Head. Pa'piiatipr Of tie Heart
FuGess or Weight in the stomach, S0ur Eructatious
Choking Srf0eating Feeling wien Ling down,
Dryness r-HeIirEness of the Skir and Eves Nj M
Swrais Inward Few Pain IN the Small Of die Back
Chest or Side Sudden Flushcs Of Heat, Depression Of
Spirits, FrishtC. Dreams, Languo~ Dssn0U deurv or
any Nervous Disease. Sores or Botches the Skin,
AVID Fever and Agus Tor Chills and FeverL To will
also diseases OF the Bladder and Womb sich as
Seminal Weakness, Incontncuco Of Urine. Strln-
guary, Inflammation or weakness Of the Womb or
Bladder, WlliIess etC.
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NEW music, NEW MUSIC.
AT -
Ck'S MUSIC STARE
PRESERVES

LSO on hand Preserves Pine Apples, Pickles Tomato
Catsup, sauces. Oysters, Sariines, Lobsters, &c &c
Fruits Oranges Lemons, Rasns, Fg Currants, Cron &c
Cheese Dried Beef Beef Tongue &c Spice Teas SC 10 be
sold cheap, either wholesale or retail
CHAS. ROBERTSON.
nov2--dd Nol7 Market Street.
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UsT received fresh stock Of Fancy Goods Combs Brushes
Purses Books, Port Monnses Leather Satchels
travelling Cases. Shell Tuckng Combs fancy Vest Buttons Pa
Straps Toe. Mirrors, Scissors Knives, &e for eshy
cots J, II. McGIIaI.
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GrnGenberg Vegetable Pills.

FENE Grnbeg Vegetable Pills offered only valuable
for theclre OF diseases arising from arrangement in
digestive organs, and the symptoms Indicating their need
seneray Consumption, Headache Nervousness Uneasness
eating BiousneSs Heartburn Acdy, Nause Fatuence
want Appetite, Debility FntneSs Pain the Stomach and
Bowels Dyspepsia Liver Complaint BOils EruponS Restless
Disturbed Sleeping Grpngs Fevershness and Low, Bill
{ hons and Renittent FeVers
a On account their great RndnesS and from the fact tA0t
te 1ype kedre tie 6O0eS IA a ccRsDd
tel condition the Gyl6erD PITS Jcl Del O1ssd more pleas
ant IL tRy others.
II ? PRloE 2S OK RECEIPT
THE COUNTRY. ALEX MACKENZIE,
& lS-u IA College Street, Nashville.
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On OI IIIS INatC u ILlUlAlI7I- sINIIS
Other BankS........-.......-..5 :.
ILLINOIS s....s......s..ss..--...-
All notes Of this State should
he countersigned by the ststeI
0nicer, being then secured by
deposit of State Stocks; when
this is not done they are I'M
saleable:
Guaal
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LIST OF CONTENTS

FIRST PAGE.-Tennessee Legislature; Georgi
Railroad; Mexico; Supreme Court Decision.
FOURTH PAGE.-Abuse Of the Franking Privilege