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have no objection to his calling our canidats Bell
weather" especially as bellwesther generally
hns the whole flock after him. LosisriH Jour

INDICATIONS AND TREATNENT.-A NJ. Feuillet
wis travelling in steamboat ut . time when an
explosion took place. NJ. +. was transit xed by
IN IRON spit seven feet long. The spit went in mt
ih" abdomen and passed out at the back. so that
that there were three ioet )f the spit in front and
three feet of the spit behind. NJ. F. wns convey
cd To the nearest hotel His position demanded
nl the resources Of art. A surgeon was accor.
dnsly sent for, who on arriving felt the PATIENTS
pulse and asked him wherc he was suffering
I'm tho abdomen" replied the wounded man.
'lndoed How did it happen 70 you 9' The
patient thcreupon detailed the sad incident of his
being transfxed The surgeon shook his head
sir, in your inmily?" "No, replied The patient,
met that know. My father and mother are
very old and have never been spitted. So with
regard to my brothers and sisters, and my uncles
and hunts" very well. sir. required that in
formation in ordor to give correct proguosis.
You experience, suppnsc, considerable difficulty
iu lying on your back :" "ycs, sir; it is indeed
impossible" at is not any easier for You to lie
on your stomachr" 81 experience precisely tho
same difficulty ut must therefore. be mucl,
easier Tor ysn to lie on your sidcT' THAT is tie
on y position | can lie in THAT will SUFFICE
sir. 1t only remains to determine upon the treat
mrnt. Here tho indications arc very precise:
either wo can leave the spit, but then you will
most likely die of inflammation; or we can ex-
tract II. but then II is not probable that you will
your lnte is in your own hands you must decide
for either one tren ncnt or the other"
A M,S liANe,NG lIlAsELr TO CoRrsE AT a
Lat hour last night, We learned tho following de-
tails ol II most singular affair which occurrednea
Cumminsvillc some four or hve{miles from this
city. On saturday night 1t appears, that per-
son. whose name was not given US, entered tho
hurAlng ground at that place, and removed dead
body from grave, which he placed in a sack
In making h,extt from the yard, it WINS nscsssa-
ry 10 7ralc high board fence, which the rssur-
rcctionst evidently found difficulty in accomplish
ing with the burden with which he was sincumber-
ed. In order, therefore, to give him free Of
his hands md arms, he placed the cord attached
10 Tia" mouth ol the sack around his shoulders, and
climbed to the top OF tho fence, when he must
have fallen "i' leaving tho corpse ON the opposite
side. Tho result was, that the cord drawn
up around his neck, aud he WAS found dead yes
tarday morning. har'ny been choked to death by
Me ~ 'gH q lie co,fsc on Tie opposite side 9t' The
fence! The story seems an incredible one, but
we are informed That, startling as it is it is nev-
erthclcss truc.--CincinDGti Gazette.
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Railp a'ir9iniau.
A Misguided M ember of tho Fourth Estate

"A wni and stray If the press comes stagger-
ing in our way ut this stage, aud calls upon us
with drunken importantly, to record, before We
90 on. how u poor misguided journalist lived and
died, The death of John Milford left not oven a
shaduw upon the Christmas hearth of n friend
the poor fellow fell over into his grave ON the 25th
"i nercmbrr lsIl, hut tnmLlcd none of the
Christmas rmbrrs u his family to pieces. lie was
n cousin e Miss Milford, tho portraycr of country
life and ot br. Milford. the historian of Greece,
and possessed talent which might have added in
creased lnstrc 10 tho name he bore. Born ut Nit
ford Castle. in Northumberland, his spirit turned,
ns many untnmcd spirits do, to the sea. and ho
fought under Hood aud Nelson. But quitting tho
navy he attached himself to tho newspaper press
IN Various capacities. aud allcrwurd edited The
ScoHfB. Tie Bon Ton G"t,,t' 1Ar Qutr,icM Ga
;ta, IA penn, pnrcr) &c. But his habits plunged
him to the neck IN poverty. While editing The
Bon Ton Gd-tnt. Elliot the proprietor, had to
keep h,m IN IL sort of cellar, with candle and
bottle m gin (Which WAS constantly being replen-
ishcdl and piece Of old cnrpcing for his cover.
lid ut night Vet he would stealthily creep out in
search of gin, unless his shoes taken away
from him. He wrote the songs, The King is II
true British Sailor. aud 'lohnny Acwcombo in
tho Navy The publisher Of tho latter allowed
him shilling dav whlc he wns writing it
The money was expended after hisown manner
twolrnrc in bread aud cheese, aud an onion. aud
tho rest IN gin, and lac had nothing 10 pay for the
g,aN, and ncltrs in Bay swater fields, that formed
his bed ut night, 4 compassionate Samaritan on
ono occasion eaNc him PAIR Of WcllinlAn boots.
hut they were sl,eodIly sold for shlln% and con
>orlrt into sn. which hc NJ once sat down to drink
out. The man who had bought them soon ntcr.
warl returned, and iccrngy told HIM that he had
ust pawrcl them for fifteen shillings 'Ah.' snid
hi,iord. with rli-srntulaior, .hrur but you
went out luto thn cold la do H. For several
wears this poor IDLE Nrnyug w,lllul, clever sot.
lived by his Wit, aud slept thrcc nights in the
week IN thc op"u air. when he could not muster
threcIrncc for filthy bed in ST. Gilcss. lie died
"l cr,irsc perfectly destitute leaving II wife and
lanils wl.o hn,. been taken care of hv his near
relative, i.orl Rcdr~d,lr. and his poor cmnciatcd
hIay WAS buried by Mr. Green. of Wills Coffee
House. Iinron's Inn Fields who had in curly
dayashccn >hrmarc Of the unfortunate fellow
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New DoNoLo'h. of tho illeratc who
hnd "a call TO preach, recently set his congrega-
ton ON the bruad grin, Mt the close OF u hammer
and-t"ngs Sermon by requesting them to "Sing
the So, kdoloscr.'
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By CHARLES W. BUTTON.
>, ERhS

ERAS
EIRGIS.N< puhlish"t ally Al - ana r.N''k'N
q weekly 1T ~, nShr n ~ n "a
- IN II erharsci II al r--s =" P'l
~ -. Discontinued. a. h option o the fr4pii'ios
ur,il 4, arrearagc. shall have i.cnn raii
\pVEHrISEMENrS inserted tor 3nc"nts per slnai"'t
~ t the ur,t and Ft' cts tor each t'n,
IN ur uuss form or weekly aud iG"i "'t'
,,uarr ~iiihe rhargel reach Insertion 1t H." h"'"i "'
,.rt a Ia, NJ. ~ the Ms will Il iubsch al u
a .r,l out. and cttfreJ tet"rins
EAKiN MI = ~ r
- raf, uf,ar . Y
Furtwo i, 10 ....-......'.... .-'''''''''''
furo
Fort
t Advertisement. Intended for both papers suhee'' pc
ci II ,outta't. ,...,.it.,.
Annual vrrti'er will be limited tn ther fhin'""'e
br the ive'tisemcns chargei AZ trnhsen ra'f A
,ss iIl new advertisements appear in the daily and tr
W., kly papers. ,-,.,,. -. i, ,r.o,
~ Obituary not s"' ra 'heee'e'k"' ''"' ~ 'h'
LII. lii I.
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,.IIIuI,N.-A corrraponlent of The Nrm-
loth Chyon,r1 writes from Dundee, Scotland, as
follows.
"ln the afternoon we heard George Gilflan, n
mnn not unknown IN America, and who has done
much to sh Nv the capacity Of the English language
for the illustration ot tho beautiful in art and mo-
rails, Aud vet saw nothing beautiful in George
Gilfan. Very unloyey in his look. know
nothing of his eyes, if has any such common
things in that rusty looking head Of his. Hands
he had, and gown, and bands. and Good-slzed
head covered with terricr-lkc hair But how
stately and sour and almost contclnptuous IN that
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LOTTERIES.
LUTTBNI ES.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
oA InE FLA< ~ IuE
KON A. havana rOII
- 1"r tie tgn, l. 1T Tho
NlONfIe eNlON AsADEMI,

81 JA>rtk cot \Tl, GfORGlA,
Aut pt.'d hF Sp,chl Att at LEGISLATURE,
M c X NJ ~ 4 T. o., NJ IA gers.
!" he dtmni II Istl. ~ ,f ipctaicn. n'e of
Two t'iuu isN4,tsN u aud rHt >Iiss IN the
CITY Of Savannah. Georgia
On the Hiun of Single Numbers.
Aiip thousand T.ri.et-:
, ,Gs pKl T. a. -
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
ct FiTIL PHfX
SSoO, 900.
Tu1AEc. s,>IN TIN Dost.ARs.
iAi.Nis. Ut tErl'Ks AND Eluli1 ~ rEurpRrI IN
CLASS = DRAWS ON
Saturday, March 5tis. 1899.
CLASS 10 DRAWS an
SATURDAY. March s3fh. 1879,
CLASS II DRAW = ON
Saturday. March a3th. lS59.
CLASS t., nitAW : ON
saturday. Narch 26:h. 1850.
y ! ~ ! 81 d
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-. r. Z. PETERS IL yopx DAVID =. sffNct, ti,vrrue
n rANrBtII 'iohh' DFNTER urfI. k''''''"'
EHETERs. CAMPBELL. ~ 90. Bsauitrrs, 52
1 Wall St. New York. buy and sell uncnrr'fi money
checks, &c. make collections at all pot-in the I'm
Canada orders for the sale
stocks Bonds sud other sccuri:es ConuSsi and
counct with the general banking business in al
departments.
The firm in Lvnchhur, is Peters, Spence Co WHO viii
give prompt attention any business entrusted r .hrm
iiIX 1t
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\ S,p FlnriMrSr.=Wc have learned the pnr
ticulnls Of an clrlrment which recently occurred
in the city ui Boston. from authentic source.
Mr. Bernald li'sk"w. an cincatcl gentleman.
with roun, mud beautiful wife and one child.
ne.l abou months. arrived in Quebec, last
Sc.epabcr. I, IN Stockholm, sweden Soon af-
forwards the family came to Boston. ami took n
house or Washington street. Mr.. Boskow in n
lnini>ter ot the heSwcdcnborglnn persuasion. teach
rr Of languages, music, and other polite branches.
ilis rlncatun and othcr agreeable manners pro-
cured him II large circle OF friends. Ills wilr is
the daughter # the Baron kruscnsicrnn ol Swce-
den They inrl happily. No cloud of sorrow
disappointment had ever limmcd their social
Happiness. la Boston they found mn old acqunin
tnnrc Il Mrs. Il who visited the tnnily On terms
oi intimate friendship. Mr.. Brcskow was called
10 ,lsit Providence, last week. on business. Whilo
there. he received an anonymous note from some
friend. who adv is"d him to return Immediately
lie did so-not dreaming Of The sorrow and an
guish which awaited him lilo arrived mt his do
serted house ou the eve Of the Sunday which had
witnessed the hight Of his wile under the proteo-
ton If an oll acquaintance, whose nnmc, il ho
Yet retains IT, ord for the use OF tho public
w. Arnilson. IA man of wealth, who kept n
m,I sic store in Buston.
Mr. Bcskow instantly tclcgraphcd to Philadcl
rhia, and followed himself, on the first train lie
suG, ht the HIicl oi police, and soon learned that
~ c"up.a answorin. the dcscr ption given, had
passed through for P.ttsburg. the same day-last
Thureiny. lIc follnwed to this city, and through
his inNe,tieatian has satisfied himself that the
gully couple have gone West he thinks " Gin
cnuU. perhaps St. Louis
Tie gentleman j, II stricken man. without any
hope left To him His little < RI is NV in Boston,
md hc is undecided whether TO pursue the guilty
pair tarlhcr; return back to his late happy. but
II, W desolatc home. We hope the auhoriticsmay
vet ,uceccd ia sting the guilty villain, that
a. IL, hi,,l or ao
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IN =. FOLK RS Inns the pleasure 81 o0evtoE
ELs 10 hts fricnds something thsway Of RHCLN
Chair il Is the simplest complete and cheapest ee.y
Chair ever offered sale this market aeceptaoe
alkr aid for tho ordinary purposes o. Al
CHAIR Call and see It. h j. soAAN"o
"
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CPRINE STYLE HArs.-S hnve just opened
- severalpew styles of MOLE SKIN HATS abta itlf
~. feb l-dts r. Ky.
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rUaSO nOVSEIN NI.YN(IlBURG.-tsi ii insy
he generally known that iuano and othcr t"r'lf'
hC Ivnrhurc good terms as IN any 'er
market regular added in ustir" inNs''f hS
well as the cnef ollie farming community no" php
Ish tha, fact keep hand good supply {" a.
the app Fertilizers and rs deal IN r "rg' 'hh
auv hon the city in th' n, think lc safety say
tht sell per than any Other hons" 1t r"iaf
farmers paronse me- because thef' oN
,y enabled purchase Fertilizers at as low Price as
her market Gf all risks and trouble" Please
soil .ct this and from else now offer for sac" IN
tore and 10 arrive
200 Tons Nc / A Peruvian Guano
100 Recess Manipulated ,iuano,
100 Sombrero Lump and ,iround
Brown NJ xican t4uano.
81 Eldc Island tiu,no.
Plaster. Lump and Ground.
25 Kecweiis Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks Livcruool Salt. prime quality.
Farmers living . Canal below Iynchhurg be sup
ped landing it they viii make
auel7ts WM \. MILLER on Basin.
SSVPER- R-PUOSPIIAEEO r. q u Fu.uME.-NBitchcii
= Crons tales Hone super Phosphate of Lime prepared
from grouni Peruvian Gnano and other long acknow
edged fertilizers containing all the elemens of vgorou sand
For sale by the subscriber at lower price
Peruvian Guano trial vii! prove It's economy and
periory W r. ANDERSON
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DENTAL csKD.-.nrr consul s.s:.sas;;,.;,,

~ tation with many OF the leading Dentists ivqeTsxHSI.
o this inry the subi"ct "f extracting NLIIt1YV
teeth by the aid Of electricity. which mode STA
Norea ,f the OF the ptu's''"n, ar La"
ing given satisfactory trial OF several weeks
have concluded to aloptit in my practice - .
iy-.ts RoBERT EARLY.
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To HaD rtf CLoIHIEG 81 ok, of


III AS III. oil stand on MaIn street afte
IL having fitted il ulm splrnd N,l" ant tiI"l II with tn"
most attractive and elegant assortment Il TOYS, con
FEtTIDNEEN. FANCY GbtBS, FKt lis. A"-. A.. Ills
articles all new the extensive as'ori
incnt NOTIONS for the children. and d,.ca tr the Ia
l,, yrr brf,r. offered m l. urhburE de-
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DARGAINs. BARGAlNSt:-K have jnss re-
ID turned from second trip after new aaA fashionaos
GOODS customers, thas have the cheap
ct lot AUCTION GOODS offered In this market, en-
racing all Wool Mouslius, Shawls, Silks. DC
l5+its N NC10GENhEIAEM
VSi 90 4s OH. Cl.OraiS.-xrrcave4 . NV Aays
since, beautiful pattern Of 10 fess OIL CLOTH,
dining halls well worthy the o.
those desiring TO purchase. 8. H. SIMfeoN
der
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A In, Mode Ens-isn~re business knCques,
NEW st y !. ES,
Pants and Vests to match, inst opened At
dec I8as BtTlROJ t!IIS & sHAFERS
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7 ooK ro youul;oAl a wooD Mi. ~.

IL NoLa" nat received another supply Of the celebrated
Victor and t.t COOK STOVES. for wood aad coal which
,crsnlly admired the late
chanca Fair iii, place. by the ewving Of fuel tho
thickness of their finish and perfnct
the departments cooking they acknoNl.
edged be to ica Stovcs known W" have fitted soms
"copper" Reservoir hot wator boe which very
nvelanoc furnishing hot water all mcs, without
additional nc brns heated by the smoke pipe. and without
interfering IN the cooking arrangements Of the stove.
dts q 81 BLISS co.
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u There are So many ignorant and worthless Qnac&s
advertising Themselves Physicians and copying Dh JDiN
81 s. advertisements Mndrs Root hdnts Lamp Ir'm
. &c Paifry C0nHapbe Tidtors W hose lives instead
of AT The Noble of Medicine have been spent IA we
mot ,,fnoi Cdpacy styling themselves R'9ntdry f't-
Phpsriaps imposing the einexPerenrd ana ohSus
prrtg trAing with and running tn" health OF all unttn
v falling their that pr Johnston deems II h''-nN
o saw uecia'y those luainted with his reputation
t his credentials diplomas always hang In his Once
HIS KEMEDIEs 5 and treatment are entirely uhkt""h i"
ali o.h.r Prepared from spent in the great hospitals
nro and hefrst in this country ana more eHie"SNe
or 4ctlr than any other nj lyscan in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
Ii 1 lEc.LAt
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Ew,Ncw Boot & .3npo EItablisllneu;. Z D..
s.SEWsS 81 EVANS. =
EushiOup hi, Root 4 shoe ~ ukcr, -.

Opp0si,e ljbfrf. Hdrisnase, Mdia 81 LiNCHHt HG Ia
wunlh respectfully inform hi r ends and The
publ GENERALLY, iai ho has c"hnnlC"i III" above
M husn. Main ST. opposite Liberty Warehouse,
whore hc will keep good assortment oi READY MADE
WbEK alwaVs haul, and be prepared T. execute all
the shortcs nuer, ail lie fully
cQu1l - any oE,r establishment In the city.
y ~. nj Re pairing done promptly!
f,h ID iu l.-rwIlR i.YA.:S.
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UUsT received some very nice FRESIl BIT
TER Iisn 6dSrtsl MCKINNEY co.
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w have in ,red themselves by Certain Practice In
,lui ed in alone habit frequently "ar'rh
- vii .n,auous OK d, schu effects Of whic' are
nj Vie even whfn .slerI and not cured renders mar
ep blr and both mind and body sh"un ap
.rmedatelv.
What lity a the hope Of his co intrNand
, arling his parets should be snatched from all Pros
and olife bv the Consequences of deyahE
, The AMI iniulsug in certain secret tao
:.ucb pcrsons before contemplating
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uUORsE -IDIEN.-WRs stolen, on n,
II the nj yht # tl- riiI inst. from the farm ofTkAl
stephen 'rurn,r, ia Nelson county, A NnRREI(A1 L,
HORSE +, zoo rr1or ed with in the Forehead
and one he biud said herr well and good
PAGER Tie Of o thief supposed 10 be through
mherst ard t rty A lbt Hr'ward will be paid for
the recovery the Information whereby he
ma he recovered Address S. r. PETERS.
fab ot d,. I.vnchhurg. Va
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FWyHB Tecsutdecue IT, ava sugars enables cell Can.
d. u date ultl furhcr notice el2 re 100 Ibis,
Terus casa. WkssEL 4 THOMPSON.
aavT7-R
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so pies Ovens sets Pot, Stew Kettles, stOek Kettles,
Dog IrsI, ar, In stoe and for sale lot single Place
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CT all varis best varieties fer both coal and weed which
viii sell low and warrant TO give satisfaction.
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VIII carried from celebrated Plaster Banks In Virginia
O. Chattanooga nd Dalton and otous on the faS Teennesse
and GeOr in Railroad 1t six dollars per ton Of SN pounds
To Nashy aDd al SStCn tie Nashville & ChattApoog
Railroad, at nine dollars Per Tor o. s,OtB pounds
Tuscumnia and Sstia9s Eat Of Tuscumbia, TIA
Memphis Charleston Road, dollars on and AL Sta
anna Of TurrI.nhia. lNnlYn nnlaTs
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BOX STOVES.

FlueI side and plate stove Round and plate various
Other patterns Of AL suitable fer churches and school
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SAFE


FOR SALE.
AM Offering for sale The House sad Lot ChTy street
now occupied by Mr. b Weller.
The house large and commod0us containing over tFen
ty roOns etaEs and wood shsds sc
Tie house good orer ElOs Of it being recently rebuilt and
better adapted Tor frat class boarding house aa house
In NashTiIle
The lot l. about sixty Ave feet ont ~ hundred and seven
ty-hve feet and the house B situated tie lot IS 70 admit OF
80 thai would render comodous any hotel in
the eIiy.
large portion Of thsfTntureean hehoHSe
II desired.
It'll aell known that hotel keep1 IS in This eIya pro
htabIe business shd to any ws to IN such
tou ts excellent opportunity 70 procure eligible cca
ton Seng convensnt 70 al tic business portions Of the city
For terms az, apply to -
dsC24 Il - A. VS.. LINDsLET.
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CHARLES II. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsES,
CARPET BAGS. &C., -
ne. 10 ScgTK SEDEPBBLIG SQULRE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
he now In receipt o. his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade, consisting Of Ladies, Misses and Chdrens Booees.
Slices and 0stefs hin aRd Trick soiei. With aud without heels
ne Calf Boots shoss and Caters, Sngle
sOles.
6entsfne Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do DO Kip Brogans lined aud IN lined:
do Dc Heavy CaR and Rip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots
assortment Of Heavy Brogans and fer Plaltaon
USE nth Home sde and Eastern HoT Men Plough Shoes.
Women heavy D4teh Boots, Ae.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf Kip
Boots, Shoes and Brogns also Misses and Chdseas Kd
Goat ROees, CATERS Shanghai 30 tees, with and
heels.
Misses and Chliens Met Lis Tipped Bostsa article
TRUNKS.
AIso Ladies french Dress Trunks nne sole leather Iop
faHe Trunks vslIses Rags Lsdies Leather Sstcsls
&c. all Of WhLrh Is ofres nl advance Eastern
Ny fsnos and the Fuhl generally respectfully In % to
their stock feeling conedeRt that they will be pleased
bothIp respect to quality and price
sepl3-u .Es.-7l oHAS. B. HALL
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superior Farming Lands for sale
DUCK RIVER.
ROOlIS FOR Rem

ROOMS FOR RENT.
CNEVERAL desirable Rooms for year 1850 In the USfos
- AND AMERICAN Bulding, f1r rent. Apply 70 PORT,
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4 CaEATHAE. e..
M. a E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS, AND BRALERs
FAME BRANDIEF, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzs,
D0MfsTIO LIQUORS, &c,
C0RNER or COLLEGE AND CHJRCH G7REEIH
Nashville, Tennessee.
WTE arejus,in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting in paf fellows:
80 bids Sugar, ali grsesi 100000 genuine Havana Cigars
300 bbls choice holasses; go kegs Nails, assorted;
LOO do do 100 d0zen Painted BucketaI
$50 bags prime Rio COFFEE; 80 nests Tubs: n
100 bbls Powdered, Crued and 10 bbs English Wan1t
Loaf sugar; 10 bbls PscanS;
10 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls FilheTts.
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FINE BRANDIESs WINES, 40.
3 i X h 4 choice French BraL4ss:
20 \ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wi2eS
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 bOxtsseoviIl Olaret,
lou hbls sne Robertson ooznty WHISKY
2 bbls cold Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common whisky, American BrAady,
Gin, &C.
POWEER AGENTS.
rsgrse Icing the only Agents. Nashville Manufacturer
would cali h attention u thf Merchants and TrsdersO hsr
arg stock Of Powder 90 hand, n Magazine for sale.
90 kegs Dupont Rife o-sr: e0o kegs Hazard Blasting
s. d 90 % ,oOO d e., s,o.,,o,. s,,,,,..
900 % @ g 80 esss. q Powder, assorted
'ooo kegs Dupont BastingP 50 bbs Ty RssEfard Co..
der. safety fise.
jEnn 4 &. 3. ,. CIiEATHAh, Agents
SOLE AGENTS FOX
DupOnt's Powder; Joy, Bedford Co.'S sslsty
Sycamore DO HHHr
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Kirk patrick, AeViDS a Co.,
RECEITZYG, FORRARDLgG AND BROLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, SA3HSILLB TENERSSRR,
HAVE nov 10 store large ana eonpeto sksoftnsut
Il Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, ali grader;
M0lasses, In barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock: n. . 81.
ksns, full stnrk, with Teas Candles ssriineS, Mach
s-e Glassware, ao-ts Pecns together With all kinds 81 G
sles usually kept n tie Grocer y line. Our stock ef
RRANDaES, WINES, WHESkFs &c,
We think eRDHOt be surpassed in this any other nsrs
heavy stock goods In invite the stssRon Of
the trade E.r
KIRKPATRICK. NFVTEa a O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-29
EOuRrH CLASS.
W COLE,
ls.p. NIe8rf'e d Cf7tfGa0oga p. z
d AYUEs
PIANGs: nUSIUI

n CsT received b. toe 81. scr'ucr Is OF those
81 celebrated Pianos q s-yilHay & aud
II A. Ga'e g. CO ,ol n ,ultlsiue Of Is, M ~ n n
GA and "a Ue'asss. Those ga want oil this IL. y
dsensdle Isflor CTEate', would DO sta call and
stols sol as low the Lowest, ard warrant years.
Also. for sale the large stock Of Sheet Music small SIN.
81 a. Instruments in the city For bargains call . Union ST.
Gct2i JAS A MCCLURE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-29
EXTRAORDINARY DRAwING.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

WHOLE TICKETS. $40 HALVES, sIoi QUARTERS
FIGHTS Se 20