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f'ss0nsh carol'da, Colunai,baae, November s-lo
ssTsnnensee.sF sFsshvHle, soeet- -i.n,Fs *D'ls u
stunitedststes. chicago3 September i2-N. b
FsHey Poor Washington. a. rt~.. I .fl}n.
South Carolina Institute, Charleston, s, c.
November Is, Thos. Aimar, Charleston.
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VALUABLE LAND

FoR SALE.
THE subscriber having determined to move
l. to the West offers for sale the plantation
on which he now resides. six miles west Of Cal
houn's Mills. and adjoining lands of J. w.
Jones, and others, containing
391 ACRES,
more or less. On the premises are
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE.
good Gin House and Screw, aud oil other
necessary outbuildings
He also offers another tract adjoining. con-
tanning
$50 ACRES,
more or less. and having upon the premises q
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE.
Upon the two tracts are
THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF CLEARED
LAND,
OF which one hundred acres are of the Fl rst
and second years clearing. The above tracts
If not sold privately before the
18th October, ~
will be offered to the highest bidder at which
time the subscriber will also sell all hs effects
consisting Of about
100 HEAD HOGS, .
60 OR 10 HEAD OF CATTLE,
m CoRN,
Fodder. Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
A Log. OF BACON,
And other articles TO tedious to mention.
90 .' @'''; JAS: +. McCELvEY:
Sept. o 1862, 1895. + Ss.. -. :.
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LoU1sRELEMJ4Y.

This lady. whose works have Of late rcceiv-
cd highly complimentary notices from the
southern press; s;paidfashort visit to our village
during the past week, for the purpose of ex-
tending their oireula ti9p. Her publications
consist OF. Letters and NIiscellanies :" "Ceasc-
ria Lictoria;" Rising Young Men. and other
Tales" and exhibit high order of literary
merit.
They ore the productions'of cultivated in
te'iect and lively fancy, and aboaiDSd in piquent
h"nor and Keen observation, expressed in O
style playful, witty and sarcastic A difficulty
with her publishers has forced her to engage
in the sale of her works. and this has nroved
an obstacle to their more general apprec;st,on
'tAe authoress is Southern lady in feeling and
principle; and We take pleasure in commend.
ipg her TO the patronage of q Southern public.
| THE NEW AMERI0AN CYCLoPKDIAs
We are indebtedsto Messrs. BRANCH, =. ALIEN
& EDWARDS for Rsasth N4dnme Of Appleton's
New American Cyclapadia, extending from
f"Cough" to Education" In former no
tices We have commended this valuable work
to the consideration Of our readers, s,sssd the
Epresent volume we'll asstains the character o,
fhe preceding. Itb designed to 8 supply iyi. want m
sa6t has bean long felt, 10 present conplete
aud accurate survey of'the various depart
ments.ofsskAowlsdse, andto furnist,s fund ,o
practical jpformation readily accessible to all
/ The work is Of the most comprehensive char
acter embracing in its wide scope The spsonls
tive aud tie exact seienceS-P hilosophy, mel
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CAMP MEETTNf
A NEW POST OFF

AT Smyrna Camp Ground, near I.oun desvil,
commences tonight, Thursday.
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:. LAND FOR SALE.

~. LAND fUE EAIK.;s :, :,
:r1yHE pSasrsigssd win ssif ~ priyets sdse
IFSths plautstisnT Of K6beftaBfzdy dsesa,
In the neighborhood Of Calhoan's Milss aAtsin,,
ing lands ofDr. J. 8. Rsa, and Others, con-
tafafneStx Handssd Axte rprs'o or lssE xs4s'.
49,, 9AfIE1 BRADY,
Qaaiili "a Exesdtrix ~
eaAassFssai $50 Is,sss ,ssSes sszsaessSF 3
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@aoRevUard

s8AoE]eVVard
HNOR tBf ssppreheh - Mys two negro
JE nsSsE.sxERRD, !, a. tall dsfe Rno With
scar undsr hBsleN eye; LEANH35Fe Etl,orA
heavy set boy, fda!k complexion. .sBd1gla hsrs
.SsfMej. II. A.. Jones, of Abheyile. They've
sapposed 70 be larklhg about lifs planiatton.
Hfhs abov8 reward . As gtvsps56 both are
lodged in Absssis'e JEl, Of 3lssfes, either
@ NY .=ss5 ~ = isssy a.4BsRs1 1xbE,A 1t
sDsihi, Gs. Aagps. 2. aess, IA Asssssx.s
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h,AdRicSL.rhxt Pins son 1852 s@AIsbuHm1a
hontgonaety5 EsveniBer 1915, IN. B. ggloda,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-26

This was an action the damages for the
wrongful out attachment, without probable
The attachent sued original process, but
under the act lS43 Ch % auxiliary to suit at Law then
pending. -, ,.-.,r =, -.. a..
the value Of certain services and labor performed for him.
In aid OF . su attachment procured to hsue The
uni Of the attachment need be noticed tho case
gums upon question altogether aside from the merits Of the
The fcts of the case are respects very impecy
and obscurely presented in the recoru.
Il would SEEM that the main ground Of defence relied
upon on the trial. that the present suit for the wrsnul
nance Of the attachment commenced, before the Sttac
snt itself or suit which auxiliary, had been dis
p sed Of. - = -.
the panta fail; and verdict aud udgmsns we're rendered
for defendant. 80. -. -,
ground Of defence taken By plea OF that the objection vas
made until the trial. The ol Of exceptions states mat was
SHOWN from ecori that the present suit was on
the 18th JULY attachment disposed OF on e lot o.
July 1851 And this proof made on the trial me case went
og we will not decide Wheher this defence, made IN ne pro
per FORM and at proper time ought 10 have PeIasd 0ut
will restrict our inquiry the simple question, Shether i was
admissible or the eeendantO avail himself Of IT, BY proving ne
facts on the trial. -. e..
The fact that suit been prezaatErey brought Is pro
psrIy matter for what rmsd plea In aoaeent % e
Of the writ unless the objection apparent upon the a o
record and then ground Of demurrer OF may De a<e "a
vantage OF on tie trial Eut not apparent i must 5e P
ell in abatement and II @ be not done, the defendant osa e
Ieneft defence. Qhty on Pi sSS UPon ths gF0ana
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MOST VALUABLE CETY PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

AN now Offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street
3 now occupied by Mr. b Weller.
The house large and commodous containing over tWen
N with rooms, cellars, coal and Sheds &c
Te bons good order, Ost Of it beng recently rebuilt and
i better adapted first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The lot is sixty five feet front by hundred and
n, et and situated the admit Of
a., addition that would render cOmnodCus any hotel in
the city. .,,
II desired
lis we'll that hotel keeping IS in this cya most pro-
6e business and any wishing in suc
ton this is an opportunity procure eligible locl-
toD Being convenient to ali the business Po-ons Of the city.
For terms, SC, apply to -,-u--,-
dec2f-d A. " D L4NDSLHaf
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@1a2sl--z1z1---izc. - li.a
BALTIMORE AND OHEO TsAIF, H0Ap I
COMPANY.
VIE southern Road OF the four great lines Fbtsro5 ~
thus iar been managed in such commend it u
the public PATRONAGE
This Company, under the general superiussnssnss q 20
h p HEARS Gene raj FrefghG AGENT. =
WOW oilers inducements 70 slippers b Bsitae.
New fofk, Boston, kchmon ftterburg. Sc seefinrIy
low RATS, and far elo8 NeE Orissns pns noest.
TERMS viii he deductions insurance of and
cent By this route and the Eurreau sPprF being from q IL
4shilhns sterling Kiss th TIE New Orleans ppng prcs
all contribute 20 renderit 30 80 r ~
Reliable aS well rs Desirable
Their facilities for ransportsgn usquaed 10 zY eiksr
road nov in operation, ther Wetera PARK
kRSBb R6t, AafgaG aaf ninety hslas ghs los
Saer and most dangerous nayon OF The Ohio Tbs
enables ordinary water the delivery Of goods, only cer,
but With dspatc IN Of any other
ter declines eiz ayantages such 0f delivery
widens on other routes. 50 that this Is TIE oay
CheaPs Reliable and speedy Route.
hesht y this rod.e less eposi 10 weather than by othef
routes as there IS dyage te delivery hng Par.
ersugh under we'll shede a9a eeyai= thence by
s'm mneataly TO he ears, without belg subject o.
Louisville steamers with Parsrshurrh
hosts without delay. regular CinennsH
boats The Phurg convey direct ParzsrsburEh ~
this arrangement the Company enabled szhf
daily Tor this route attheir In Nashville rsnn
For further particalars enquire of
II H. HARRISON. Freight Azsnt.
Ne ?, corner Broad and FrOnt siFeets
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Is e. e C. -
NEW a hkEE M q d ll E.ALgll

NEW AkSEsAN6G EN- ENT.
gWyRAVELLERs the North and West from the South
ern Stas procure Tickets from Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington Knoxville
Iynchburg Washington, Atlanta, and Anguish, ST. Louis
Louisville Cairo. Hickman, Columbus, Evansville Clncnnai
New Orears Viekurg, Paducah, Smhla and Memphis,
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIRST Railroads and Steamboats,, connections
ali points Passengers arrivnz Nashville via Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad go directly boat without detention
Thisis quickest and cheapest route those
Wess.
Regular Cairo, IeInp hfs and st. Louis Line
Tts Fine steamboats, B. H. Kanyan Mnneonka, Sas West
Cuba aud ]. g. Cline.
One will leave Nashville every day 70 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and from
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty heurs
louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, Duneth Ella, John ault Tempest Nash
VILE cry Thursday and Tuesday, at l2 O'clock NJ
Nashville Louisville Sixty horrs, and Cincinnati four days.
EeEalar Memphis, New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Line OF EoaIs.
james johnson, Nashville. E. Howard, and Joseph
inc Savage. One Of these oats viii leave Nashville every other
day time from Nashville to Memphis hours Vcks
bnrg, Eve days; and 10 New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats Nashville day and wait OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For reass accommodation upon the Boats, Tickets be
at the different points, at prices In the annexed
Schedule of Rates:
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Lights for the lIiIIionl

VETR hurni,ha very excellent COAL OH, LAMP .ss.
w wick and Glass. for 75 cents
COAL OIL o. various qualities, greatly reduced prizes
Old SOminion Coffee and Tez Pots.
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezer5.
Pudding, Blanc Msuge and Ice Cream a9uids
Wash house Stoves and Furnacss-
100 Plated Alhata and Brtana Castors
Spoons and Forks Of Sheffield, richly patsd
t. he the very quality.
Imperial Metal Block Tin ard Britannia Cee asd Tea Pots
Rattan Chairs. OF eve-y sizs and styles. r.
VII wash Scrubling, busting Brushes, Door Mats Foot
SapeFs, Feather Dustsrs by good hoass
keepers at this sesssn.
The eheapesI Cook stoves in the city.
mayl4 MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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LIarria

This bill by the compliments TO enion judgment at
law recovered against him By Edwin Harris the intestaeo the
defendant. The ground Of equity set up in the bill IS mat com
pnant with process in the trial law had
it, appeared made any defence TO the
action.
The Chancellor the complainant relief and dismissed
his bill
In this he satisfied from the proof in
this record that executed the complainant
in the action that he did not appear make defence
10 IT, fact had notice Of the Judgment until long after
its rendition.
This being so, upon authority Of the Of Rdgeway
The Bank Tennessee II Hum 53, he entitled TO relief
aud was such tn inquire whether the
plaintiff could have made valid defence he had been sum
mOned. . ..
has been repeatedly held By this Court that in such
the Injury consists the rendition Of judgment against party
without notice oppJ tuny Of Defence and that it is
Just ana attempt to enforce audgmen 50 OBJ
tained-
plainant. NNshIF
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MAGNIFICENT CHANCE IN TEXAS
LAND


YING in Jackson county, twenty miles from the -.
y A Bay the NaViiad river, at the head q aaTiga-
ton. at Texana; -
splendid league o. land, comprising upwards Of -
4O0O good land iu the STATE, uniting De a
vantages fertility Of soil alubrty Of climate sxcsent water
quantity Of wood and excellent timber Of the bt qu
yenought to last 4ntson hundred yearsiu 80
acres under fence upwards Of 3e0 in culvaoas good feno
ing-Eh rst class Gin recentiy put eou1s oter
houses good repair On this land two Of cora or
two Of tobacco successfully cultivated annually pro1
cereal. toger with tropical fruits In aound1nce
ahouning with hsh, The woods in game, all cn-
ing magnificent chance for lever Of nature n ~
primal For this land We viii lake SO 0ay dy hos
sand doars-one half in negroes
Lynn on the Lavaca river which smpiiss the SeEids
some mesbe0s Texsna another splendid league, sons t
miles from the first heautifuy nndulatDgi WIN
sosd and super abuHancs pressnting aFanil
This has Improvements The titles 70 ootn una
and undspEable, be had At y OOsay twenty nTe
doars-aIl part payable in Most exce-i 70
better stock sectionin TIE State Come and - ~ ~
selves y n FAyL -e-.@-t
msyJdlkW2t. Te1ana, Jackson county 4 Is4--
The Nashville Union viii insert the amount o -, sad s
bilIto this Office eoecton-6afrestol (Aerdsl tr'a
nd Gasests-
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DIR. M'KEEN,
-nnn nnh Mechanical Dentist


TTNE citizens OF Nashville respectfully informed thai Dr.
Mckeen has keR Rooms at No -6a Cherry street. 'front.'
room, up stairs will be constantly fohd 10 serve those
Whe may professional Skill in remedyng the ma ad
OF the mouth teeth. long experience and practice eus
him 70 warrant all work performed by HIM The eAavaat
charges the Profession have hitherto prevented very many rom
Ayailng Themselves Of the medical and mechanical aid thai IS IN
dpensbe for heah comfort and beauty That fact has in.
duced such graduation prices will be in the Of
any one ~ nsPE the expense apse-aln
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RnoIIIS 10 RcIIf.

EVERAL handsome TO rent in the second and third
stories of the Ulon md American Block, corner II Cherry
Spring Apply to j. o. Griffith at the Union and
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ksfs ~
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
KHyEFZWINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
baltimore on the East, and Wheeling Benwood s1d Park
efsburg on the West which places unes with Railroads
Steamers &C. for and from all points in The
West. SOuth-Eest and NoEfh-Wests
Fare 10 New Yor I'd Boston ONE DOLLAR esst than via
Two trains leave wheeling daily $3.50 P NJ, and 1890
A.
Direct connections are made by these trains
FOr all the Eastern Cities
This is the only route to Washington City. :.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore Philadelphia
Yerk and Boton at the cast Of ticket to Boston alone by
other lines.
Tbyoua Tickets to the Eastern cities be procured via
Washing city additional charge OF 80 G0.
Quick time and sure counnections.
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads at any
the principal Railroad Offices in The West.
4. E. FULLER, Cent Western Agent
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master Transportation. lapl4
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sEWING lIAcHINEs.

sINGER,S SEWING MACHINES.
We DEFY ALL C0AIPETTTIoN,
Ana 90 not hesitate % ey The Aachreg n
Planters, Private Families,
mANUFAGTU RERs.
over $1,000 TTET
VI these Machines have eoen sold ard pr6tss ussa
rs OF me world 10 assure yourselves of Tie superiority ths
81 n q + = q A q NE,
Please call and sxauine for yourselves, a
= 40. a. AQRTh COLLEGE STREET. ..ftt
kax Thread for plantation Twist NesIes ~
assortment always haLd
singer sGazette viii sSnpesof ssEng sent nee by naa
h n. SINGER q CO.,
-mare4 j. u. LlsIl ID. annrnn.-
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1859. STRING GOODS. 1889,
EVANS 81 CO.,
! WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
IRIS TIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, IsONNETS. &C.
NO.I. Nashville Inn BiOcks
ENASHFILLE TEXNESSEE. I.
VNTE receipt of Stock Goods for the Spring
w Trade, to which wegoud call the attention Of Mer
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, &c, &c.
market feel satisfied that in style stock
be surpsed and to cash and prompt time dealers will
offer inducements to purchase Of us.
feb24-a EVANS & GO.
DRY GOODS! DRX GOODS!
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt of the most desirable and well selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have offered to the the retail trade.
HAVING purchaaed this stock from hearge Importers and
III Commission Houses in the Eastern cities feel he
fancy saying that thereby to sell goods at
Low PRICE
and on As Reasonable Terms any house the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such ssveEy handsome Robes Ala; s-.7a
A{HI5S a TaBIa;
Ere-eh DeLaines, Plain and Fancy
French and English MerinOes;
FscOai&Pladsi
LavzIlss, for Travelling Dresses
D'5ege's;
Plaid Merno, English and French:
Every style OF ShaEs Planand Fancy Dress Silks and Coaksg
Sks all gades together with other article teOus
mention.
Wehaye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all grades;
JO&I2-4 blesched Sheeing;
- inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown sheeins;
a
a. and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pl'd Lnsey, all kinds.
Flannels, all coiorsi qualities and pricesi
Canton Flsnnels;
Negro Blankets;
Red Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, kerseys Satnetts Cameres Vestings, Shirts
Fronts Collars and n fact every article person
find in complete retail store.
We also constantly hand complete Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps, DufOur Cos Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets, &c To all Of which
trading community. Our motto Is sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market street,
ROCA,S BALSam FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAE CONSUmPTEONs
N E pubcis possession Of of the most extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore been
ton, the action Of which seemingly miraculous, and its
having Of those attributes which make the numerous
compounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
and we'll known Individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Ree having ceased to be the for the sale
this Raam reduced. 1t obtained
Of the propeOrby letter directed &C. a OCAs box l P
o. Philadelphia. Penn. nov30-i6m
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ETISUING make other investments, propose to sell
~ nIIour Real Estate in Davidson county, foowE
THAT SUBURBAN 8ESIDENC CE,
situated on the franklin Turnpike, within half mile OF the ey
and opposit the residence of the late Joseph v. Uoron
Containing about Ferry acres. ..
This perhaps commanding site in tevcnty Of Nash
Vile and most desirable country residence. The house will
be sold with Is of aud the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike old
non road within three miles Nashville. containing $50
acre. The soil good, it is well wateTed and tmheed and can
bedded into small tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS, all OF
which are admirably adapted for country residences market gar
deus and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road, occupied by 7. c. Mc bell and formerly
owned nv Thos. Harding, ming shout go This
SO well known need further description 1t will
also be DIVIDED to suit purchasers T. O. AcCampbel viii show
these ,scss to any who will call.
Am the property will be sold reasonable terms, and
On a credit Of one, two, tnree and four years
Annlv 70 A. V S. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of the
lsrsiiIrrde THOS. c. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
r....E J. A. MCCAMPBELL
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p. p. PECK
CHEAP COOKING STOVES.

CHEAP COOKING STOVES
We have purchased large number Of
THE TROPIC COAL COOKING STOVES,
which the gas and arising from the ccai
And SaVcs One-hnif the fueH
And saves Ome-half the fuGls
And saves Ome-haif the fuefi
We therefore ai other styles Of Co5knx 3toVu al
Of which have been approved o. st
Unprecedented Low Pricesg
Unprecedented Low PFicesg
Unprecedented lew Pricesg
Ma KENZIE MINCHTN,
ap25 "a College Street.
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United states Mail Steamers,
Steamer w. II. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
SfeauleP EAmOnia.

1T. CAPTAIN +. @. MOORE,
RAyE Rasport Mondays, Thursdays and saturdays a.
o'clock NJ. connecting with the Memphis and Csarles
Railroad Iuka Eight miles staging 70 EsaPoTt -
Arrives at Paducah Saturdays, Mondays ana ~
clock, A N. =, 4 .,.,..L
NJ Connecting Aurora, with daily 1s o. stses, i III
Weekly Line Of Stages az the mou Of sanayi heno1sDa
Ci; aa savannah Tor Nashville Through nforty eight
HS' ~ IL II. HARRISON, Agent,
- G. M 1 BROAD street. Nashville, Tennessee.
USNS'- HARRISON. AGENT
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METROPOLITAN
e A II N d IL q III Il

y A Il n G II @ U 8 E.
FFNHE Proprietor legs inform citizens of Nashville and
the public generally that he has at considerable exp snse,
htbcd up the store houses the cornsr OF
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
Tor tie purpose Of carrying regular business the
NEW YORK STYLE.
he purposes having regular Bill Of Fare with prices
% tat ne be enabled to suit both pockets and ape
customers and charge than they This
needed in our city, and he hopes by strict attention to his
70 public patronage He feels certain Of success
On enorts and the immortal RI in the kche, he I'll
public dinners at the shortest notice. He also keeps hand
Call and examine at the Metropolitan
ThlI-dly. J.. MOORE.
SUNMER rNANIFA1yTTR RING CO n-PANX-
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DR. w. II. Riley,

DR. w. II. III u R L. E v,
CLATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENH~)
TENENDERS his professional services TO he citizens o. Nash
Vile and vicinity. has Ieen actively engaged in the
practice Of his profession in all its branches for the last sixteen
years and hopes attention be able to render saac
ton to all who may favor him with a call
Once No 42s Cherry street, Capt Stockells new resi-
dence. Residence Pearl street, South Nashville
ap2ld&tWJn.
SO REWARD,
UNAWAf from the subscriber the 10th Of March,
y dark muatO boy, namel BILL, about 2 years So
feetJ aChes in hehh cheek bones large and
large quick mooned, and speaks rather SLOW A
When he len he had rOck and pants nearly
su The probably lurking about the vicinity Of
Nashville and will eudayoT make his free State
The above reward will lie paid II Of the State SO if
c1ugft this SIte, and secured in Jail that get him.
may t-d&wlm JOHN CASEY.
NOAk n EN .The large Room overthe Daily News Of
formerly occupied by Bsrnaus Book Hndery. This
90 feet is suitable for Job Printing Office, Book
Budery, almost mechanical employment Steam power
can be had the News Ohice Engire, in this room.
enquire Mr. Fisher, News ofice Of v neslsy or
the suscrhsr fia6l JAMES ". IIOYTE.
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PEREMTORX SALE
A.Y. LINDsLKY.
DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
FENE partnership heretofore existing teweep the
Was disc ived by mutual consent the 81 inst All per
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