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OF THE OPPOSITION PARTY AT NASHVILLE ON
THE BOTH INST.
The Opposition Party at Nashville will
have a Grand Jubilee on Tuesday the 3Oth
day of the present month, to which they cor
daily and earnestly invite their brethren
from all portions of the State. Our late can
didate for Governor, and all our candidates
for Congress have been invited and will be
present and address the people. Netherland,
Nelson, Maynard, Brabson. Stokes, Ia tton,
Quarles, Etheridge and Sneed will be here.
Let the people meet them in thousands, and
testify their appreciation of their services in
the late combat
NELL S. Brown,
JAMES E. RAINS,
ALLEN A. HALL,
S. \. HoLLINGswoRTH,
john IL. CALENDER,
JOHN LELLYETT,
Committee Of Invitation.
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Complimentary TO Hon. HObert Hat
tOn-Harbecuea at Pilot Knob

The Barbecue to be given at PIIOT KNOB in
Sumner, by citizens of that county. in honor
OF the member elect to Congress from the 5th
District, Hon. ROBERT HATToN, will take
place on THURSDAY, SEPT. lsT. Preparations
are being made for the entertainment of 2
vast crowd, made up of people from all por-
tons of the District, aud it is earnestly hoped
that all who have an inclination TO go. will
let nothing prevent them. Other distin-
guished speakers, in addition to Mr.. HArroN,
will be present.
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summer is gone /"
But yesterday morning, although it was not
what you might call cold morning, had a
wintry look about it.which made YOU feel I'M
comfortable in that thinly protected section
of your personal identity which lies between
your .pantayoons and your low-quartered
Shoes 1t was cool, and your ankles knew 1t,
if you lid not But you did.
Having risen soon after the sum- you drew
aside the curtains of your bed chamber. and
saw ToMKINs across the street with a wooden
Coat On, the first time you have observed the
phenomenon since the first of June. This
turned ycer attention to the aspect of the
weather You saw that it looked as if it
would Just as soon snow little as not, and
that the Trees On the sidewalk were stirred
soemnly Ry the wind, just as you have SO
often seen thum stirred in December
You felt the skyey influence steal
in upon you-a chilly sensation some
thing family resembling iced electricity
shooting down yOlr back and running all
over you, aud you gathered your hat and were
on the point OF walking out in pursuit of a
glass of 'alfand-'alf, feeling that little
something warm would do you good, when 1t
occurred to you that you would look rather
odd on the streets In your linen trowsers and
YOU went back to draw on your cassimeres
which you had hung on a hook in the ward
robe about the 10th of May but the break
fast bell caught you i'll the act, and as the
nearest hole-in-the-wall is several squares
distant, you went down and consoled your
self with q cup of strong hot coffee and II
brown muffin just from the oven. When you
had brcakfasted, aud had lit cigar, and had
taken your darkest colored hat from the rack
in the hall, you walked back to the breakfast
room. throwing little covering over the
baby still sleeping in its cottage cradle, as
you passed through, End suggested TO your
wife THAT perhaps BRIDGET had better kindle
a little lire in @'the room, if it did not clear
up very soon.
When at last you got into the street, you
thought OF chestnut hunting, and invOluntari-
ly turned your eyes towards the distant hills,
almost expecting to find that the frost had
touched the leaves OF the ash, the oak, and
the sugar-maple with 1.-The rich hues of all
glorious things''-the splendid blazonry of
Autumn. Aud being . member of the OPP
position party, you were little afraid that
the weather would grow worse and spoil the
Jubilee which is to come off to-day, while
your neYt-d0or ghbor who is a Democrat of
the modern school, was very much in hopes
it would. But ere noon, in answer to your
invocation OF
''Shne out, fair sun ~
thecloudssrifted silently away to shadow 9th
er lands, leaving the blue sky IA clear Us
hryslal, and 4he day as bright new pin.
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Places OF Forming Procession.

Opposition Club viii meet peaderiek street. the
right resting the square
Delegations from south Nashville. Williamson, slarl-
ry and Wilson counties, will form on College street
right resting on the Square.
DELEGATE ns from Harpeth, Hilsborough, OF David
and by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
viii form Market street, south OF the Square,
right resting on the square,
Del cations from the north side OF the river aud
by the Louisville aud Nashville aud kdgeneid and
Kentaeky Railroads will firm oaront Fslrset, (south
side Of the square,) right resting on the square.
Citizens In carriages viii form on MArket Street,
(north side OF the sqaare) right resting on tbs
Square.
ciI.zens and visitors horseback will form on
Cedar Street, light resting the square.
Marshals aud Assistant MarshaIs wiI meet at the
south end Of the Market House, at O'Clock. A NJ.
The Opp5siisn Club, south Nashville and Edge
ned Delrg .ilous, Will meet o'clock, A. NJ. The
Soath Nashville Dvlrgatsla will meet on Summer
street, right resting Bro@a wher- they viii avail,
the arrival Of the the Tennessee aud Alabama
haiiroad. TIE Eigsaeld Delegatoa will meet a. the
Railroad Depot vi the E.gessid aud Kentucky aud
Louisville aud Nashville railroads, ~hsFs they Nil
await tbs arrival u the cars, Snd escort the Dele
CATIONS TO the Square
me pFocesssoa sIsl be furmed On tho sqa At 10
!. oclsek, A a., aud wlil a. ii oeioek uader
direction sl the cLel N ,rshAls.
Chief MarshAls wsll wear rel s.sAes, aud ths Ads
w.B. WALTON.
Thus. r sNiiEY,
sAsmsltlE, Aasaz. Is, 1859.
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10 Beautiful
B UILDIN G. LOTS.

These lots include what is known "a the Garrett
place, situate on McNairy and jefferson Streets and
adjoining the first addition OF DIR. ID. T. McGavock
DR.. L2ydon and Others This property has been
subdiNided into = -
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criminal Court clerk.

Az xe aFs AatslarsEsd - AAasaaee q II. CAMP
Ball - c sadssAse sss sasalaAi ,4rt casrk, a tAe
easasag March eisctioa. anslS-ss
as- Ne are sutaarszsa % ananuEce CktAs- 4 DIG
CONS a eAadia4ta Tar csiaalaA5 csaFt czsrk ~ the
aaxs aArch eisetsoss- 1slxs-te-
81 Sc are AasAsetzsd - aanoaaes JOHN SLAMS,
Ese, = eaasasase Ear gv-essc % 70 tae ealcs ~
Csss.alaai ossrs ciask he asxs March siscssoa.
m4yli-se
III ws are aasAovissd . a-aouaso Dr.. z
PATERSON : o@nala4ts sos crinsazi csars caegk
atths casting March eiscuaa. nay1i ti
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Grand Jubilee

And other distinguished gentlemen
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MISSIONARIES FOR JAPAS-The North Caro-
lima Christian AdDocdte states that five mission
aries from the Southern Methodist Church will
sail for Japan in November, including Rev.
NJ. l.. WooD, of the North Carolina Confer
ence; Rev. Mr.. STEWART, of the Tennessee
Conference, and two ministers from the Mem
phis Conference.
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Extra Trains

will be run on the Edgefeld & Kentucky
Road to accommodate the people who wish
to attend the Opposition Jubilee in Nashville,
on the 30th inst. The trains will leaveSpring-
field at o'clock, A NJ, aud arrive in Nash
vile in ample time for the people to join the
procession, and returning will leave the
depot in Edgefield at Al O'Clock, P. N. half
fare will be charged for the trip.
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Having added - oeF extensive Retail DepAFtnens,
= tasg< aHa ssersassa variety q New Hardware.
Guns sad Cutlery, Siieh wsrs ssisesea especially
{ lae coaalry ssrrA@af Ifase We Tsspacfsslly -
ga cali frusa al CASH saa pEosaps time asaieFs
ssspg tia naFksa. fsrsealAF AltsaEan : dire lsA
- esq z.~ asa CONVENIENTLY As2ASsza sA.rlx Reon
MelAII. 4 CO.,
aagIa-a ss P1klc Square.
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Tenn. & ALA. r. R.-HALF FARE.-From
the Superintendent's advertisement in anoth-
or column, it will be seen that those who
come over the Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
road to attend the Railroad Celebration in
this city next Tuesday, will be charged moth
ing On their return trip. We hope to see
very large delegation from the counties
South of US on that occasion.
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gTThe body Of Rev. j. A. McCLuSG, who
was drowned in the Niagara River. has been
found in the stream below the Suspension
Bridge, and taken to Maysyille for burial.
AS his clothes were found on the bank. il is
supposed be went into the river 10 battle,
and was accidentally drowned.
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Fall Cunningham rs. NJ. Barrysand others-House
and Lot in Edgeheld
pY virtue Of decree in the case of Fall & Cum
ID bingham VS.. Matilda Barry and Others the Barry
place situated on the North side Of the Gallatin
turnpike road in Edgeneld The Lot fronts about e5
feet on Pike and runs back to Porter street
TERMs--Six and IL months credit without inter-
est and free from redemption.
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UNCLE Toa's CABrN.-Passing by one of
the slave marts of the city yesterday, our
Reporter heard the sound of fiddiing and
dancing, and on looking in saw number of
the negroes IN the back room putting them
through IA old Virginia reel. They did not
seem to be particularly unhappy about any
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Ben F. GleaveS rs. Geo. W. Gleaves -l4s< acres of
Land on Lebanon Turnpike
1(Y virtue Of a decree in the OF b. F. Gleayes
ID VS.. Geo. W. Geaves, a tra;t Of I4s< acres of
Land, lying miles from the city on the Lebanon
Turnpike.
TERMs.-six, II, is and "a months credit, with IN.
terest.
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Great Railroad Celebration
and Barbecue.

TO De HELD IN NASHVILLE ON TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH.
The citizens of Nashville and vicinity, will
give Il Grand Barbecue on the day above
mentioned. in honor of the opening of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. from Nash
vile TO Bowling Green. The citizens of Ken
lucky and Tennessee generally are invited to
attend. The Louisville and Nashville, and
Edgefield aud Henderson Railroads are free
to all who desire to participate In the festiv-
titles.
Arrangements are in progress to make thi
the most magnificent affair of the kind ever
COTTON up in the Southwest. II will be an
occasion long TO be remembered.
Addresses will be made by distinguished
citizens Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
City and Gallatin and Kentucky papers
please copy. ang26-id
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onno.ition Jubilee.

The procession will move from the Square
at III O'Clock precisely-marching round the
Souare to College, mp Collrge to onion'
from Union TO Cherry. up Cherry to Church,
,hron,b Church street to Watkins Grove.
The Opposition will receive tue speake fs
and guests at the City Hotel. Every one is
invited to Join the procession. The speaking
will not commence until the last man in the
line has reached the ground
nv order of the Chief Marshals.
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That Valuable Farm.
The Devil and Tom Walker.
Harris is Governor.

/ WISH 20 sell mynice place ON the Nolensville Pike
at TIE hrst toll-gaie, miles from the Court house
continuing 10 acres and 80 poles of the very best
land IA the county, with good log house con
stables and other out houses OF the best Springs
and Spring house o. be found In the vicinity of Nash
vile, the water never failing the year round Also
one OF the best young Apple Orchards be found In
the State.
viii sell the above land on a credit OF one two
and three years, with Interest from date Of sale
VIII take In part pay Negro Boy aud Girl under il
years OF age; or will take three four young Ne
groes- and give the above time ON the and.
Those wishing purchase can call aud examine
tue land Tor themselves. As ! am going 90 move
south ~ short time my brother, THos W. CHiIrox
VIII be happy Ia show the land TO any person that
wishes to look AT the same during my absence.
nuglS-lm JANIS NJ Chiffon
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:eS- Every body has Cd course noticed the
new cast-iron crossing placed at the corner
of Chrrry and Union streets by the City En-
gineer, as an experiment SO far IL seems TO do
admirably, and if it continues to do we'll, We
hope to see IL adopted soon throughout the
city.
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Opposition Mass Meeting,
Order OF Procession.
AUGUST 3OTn, 1859.

LIST CHIEF MARsHALS AND AIDS.
r. II. NcEwen, A. Tyler, J. X. Bruce and A. A.
Hatcher.
2nd.-BRASS BAND.
srd.-OPPoSITIoN CLUB, WITH BADGES.
Anthony : Camp and George +. Akers, Marshals.
4th -SPEAkERs, DISTINGUISHED VISITORS, Cum
SIITTEES IN CARRIAGES
Archer Cheatham, Marshal.
5th.-THIRTY- THREE Young LADIES-Rcpresent-
ing the Thirty three States.
6th.-MUSIC.
7ih.-CITIZENS AND VISITING DELEGATIONS on
FoOf.
VIII +. Meacham, r. II. Barry, st. Clair Morgan, DR..
viii. Clark, + G. Earthman, Dr. sam. Davidson, Il.
T.. Durham, JAS. ID. Russell, Silas Norris, James
Hainey Marshals.
sth.-cITIZENS IN CARRIAGES.
10. II. Nanleer aud J. :. Williams, MaFshals.
9th-cITIZENs ON HORSEBACK.
II. C. Cotton, WIN. shane, J. H. Anderson, wm. Jor.
dan and Frank Gieayes.
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OLD, BIT Go,g--The following epitaph
was originally published several years ago
II has got into the papers again;
sHere deposited the bones,
the flesh being torn of
OF Unknown man,
~lo, being deaf, blind and lame,
Neglected 10 obey the customary signals,
And was run punishment
For his contumacy.
The engineer promptly stopped the engine
After il had cut the body in tAe
And, with most exemplary humanity,
Conveyed the remains an al Jacent wOod-shed,
Where all means of resuscitatlon were tried;
But alasl
The vital spark had fedl
For the humanity they displayed,
The engineer aud signal men
We're presented by the company
With service OF plate
Go thea and do kewlse.'
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\ A S III v ILL f.:
Notice to the Marshais and Aids

THE CHIEF MARsHALs AND THEIR AIDS are
requested to meet at the Square, South end OF
the Market House. at o'clock A. NJ, on the
morning of the Both. augZS-|'
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shooting ARRAY.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 28.-A shooting afiray
took place yesterday between Drs. Foster and
CnOppin, Physicians OF the Charity Hospital.
Chopin was dangerously wounded. Cause
professional jealousy.
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& AN do ATE >
NIayoraity.

Hs- We authorized 10 announce S. y. HoL-
LINGSwoRTH a Candidate for Mayor OF Nashville,
at the ensuing election. aug2o-te
aS- We are authorized to announce GODFREY NJ.
FoGG, ESD, as a candidate Mayor Al the ensuing
election. augl5-te
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Exaz@3se1. DR. KING formerly of New York for
kEks>s2 the last four years OF Louisville Ken
lucky who has devoted his attention the treat
menI Of private diseases for 80 years, natters
himself, having attended u practice for many
years, aud cured many thousands he Is enabled
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from lnJudcioas medical treatmen
or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings RspeRsaTy
Is No % Deadcrick street, between Cherry and the
Square, second story where he ali diseases of
private natare,<
GoSoRRHKA cured without US me dicine or n
reference with business
STRUCTURES OF Old recentdate efectuaiy cured IN
few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where Structure exists health cannot he enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be enect1aly
cured IA a few days.
SEMINAL ola item tioE Ia been
given 10 this disease, and all he consequences grow
ing cat OF IL, brought IN many cases by the de-
structiye habits Of nooDsldera,e Youths aud excess
ssye indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which viii
undermine the constitution rensc sg the subice.
for business society and causing premature aid age
Females who may be labortag with auy dtf1cuity OF
ire womb may rest assured OF Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed 20 DR. A kiag
No . neaierick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary medlcnesent TO their address with
sessary directions Street secrecy observed onice
hoursfr IA ocloekia he morning until . in the
mav5o-sniAw1y
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The RAILROAD BARBECUE.-There will be
a meeting of The General Committee OF Ar
engagements Ter ahe Railroad Barbecue, to-
morrow. Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock,
an the County Court room in the Court
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G ~ Council.
FIRsI wARD.

fttGs1 hARn-
BE- We are authOrze4 u announce Z. y. HARRIS
as a candidate Tor Councilman from the FIRST Ward
at lie ensuing election aug27-te
III We authorized to announce THOMAS C.
CRUNK as a candidate Tor Councilman OF the FIRST
Ward, a the easuins election. aag33-te
sEOoND WARD.
III We autt oriEed To announce J. C MoFER-
RAN as a Candidate for Councilman in the Second
Ward, at the ensuing eleetion. aagSo-se
EFTH
- We ara authorized 90 announce WILLIAM s..
CHEArHAM candidate for Councilman the
FINN Sord. Al tne ensuing election ang-s-te
zs- We are authorised 10 announce JOHN LII
IYEfr as a Candidate for Councilman Tor the Faith
Ward, al the ensuing elactaoa. Aag2o-se
wAkD.
Sc We are sa hogizid % Announce ID. 8 RiiEA as
Candidate for c,assilsaan from the sixth Ward
Ine easuiag election. aag2s-te
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@rThose who design joining the process
sion today on foot, will repair to DE ader'ck
street this morning at 10 o'clock Badges
for the occasion may be obtained at the PAT
nj affipa
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cs- a couple of young gentlemen. not
yet in their teens, had difficulty" on
Cherry street yesterday morning, and aent
into each other very warmly. One of them
receiyeda blow from u stone somewhere in
The neighborhood OF the eye, but was not
dangerously hurt
e Let dogs delight 90 bark and bite, &C.
Hunt up the rhymes, boys, and when found,
make a note OF il.
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Land for Safe

II WILL sell my beautiful FArm containing two hun
dred acres, handsomely improved, situated %.
miles North Of Nashville, Immediately ON the Louis
VILE aud Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the louisville aud Nashville Railroad, adjoining al
farm OF William y. Phillips ! refer persons wishing
% see the arm % Mr.. ". d. Phillips. This farm has
two failing springs OF ne water ard is one Of
the healthiest places IN the State b. purchased on
good terms At private sale between this and the first
me al public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
tune.0-fd
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NEW York, Aug. 29.-Cotton sales to-day
400 bales; middlng upland lls9il4 Flour
900 bushels. Ness pork buoyaul al I4.5O(G-
l462a, Sugar buoyant.
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NEW York, Aug. 2S.-Charles Moran has
resigned the Presidency of the Erie Ra load.
Stocks arc buoyant and advancing. Several
Brokers have Jailed.
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az Ne aataerTzsa aaa"anee JAMES l.
l-EAaE, u nAvlls~a eo-asg, as eAadid.ss 10 Prln-
epal Dsor Keeper u he ASK Hsass u RepresentA-
avs. saSzS-te
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With u moan,
Family che winds are signing,
-Snmnnnr Is rnnn -

." iIark through the dim woods dying,
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From Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2S-Ihe steamer Phil
adelphia, with Havana dates OF the 24th, aud
Key West OF the 18th, has arrived. News un-
important.
The steamer Empire City left Havana for
New York on the 24th.
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FIFTH wARD.


as- We authorised - ~naeassce JOHN Nc
CLAIM, u smith coaaGy candidate for FFisei
pal OlerA u TIE sta1s easalng seetson.
aagz--Si
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Spiral notifes.

TIE popularity of the y. exiean M usfang
Ltntment is co-extensive with the civilization of
The globe Other articles claim to aHrefdte PAIN and
dstress-ths cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceivcd such undivided praise and support from Med
cal and Scientific men.
kHEU WATISM,
OF years standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores. Scrofula Stiff JOINTS
Felons, sweings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu-
ralge, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN Poll Evil,
Sweeney, Hoorail, &C., are subdued and cured
by the
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1S- The Baiieys continue 10 draw full
houses. Their canvas was again crowded last
uight. They will be an hand as usual this
evening. Drop in and enjoy yourself.
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Tobacco Sales at TrIce,s Landing.
New Providence, Tenn,
August "a, 1859.
Tobacco sales at Trice's Landing % hhds,
as follows: SO 90. 3 rs, 3 60. 8 So, &c, 3
IS, 3 80, 3 IS. IS, 80, 95, O5, 05.
5 90, 5 IS, 5 60, 5 IS, 10, 10, 200, 35,
z So, z IS. 8 90, s 05, 10, SO.
Tobacco sales every Wednesday.
Very Respectfully,
OLDHAM, HOMAR & co.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bells Exr's. rs. James C. Owen.
DURSUANT 20 decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, In the above named cause, will ex
puse 20 public sale, at the Court house la Nashville
at III O'Clock, on Monday the St day of Aug next
upon credit OF o, II and Is months, without the
right OF redemption or re purchase that valuable
Tract OF Land, purchased Of Montgomery Bell by
said James {. owen, and now occupied by him. lying
on the Franklin Turnpike Road, about 10 sales from
tins city, containing between and hundred acres
more particular description will be gwen day OF
sale. J. l.. GlEANEs
Julys-td Clerk 4 Master
P0SrP0NEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, THE
sra DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889.
aug2-td J. E. GLEAvEs, c. an.
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g1-The Mckinney (Texas) Messenger says;
1t is thought that the growing crop of Texas
will be Is per cent. greater than the C O. of
asst year.
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M1- The Ladies in carriages are especial
iy invited to join the procession, to-day ana
will form on north Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

w. b. STOKES, Esq, Congressman
elect from the 4th District, arrivrd in the city
Yesterday. He is in the enjoyment of fine
health
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

B- The torch-light procession VIII NC
formed aud move from DeadericA street W
night at ~ o'clock