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ments and pursuing a course which will re-
suit in no coed to him or lis party. The
Arotanche, in the above extract, declares in
substance its purpose to be 10 revoiutionize
the public sentiment of the North on the sub
ject-that its effoIt is directed to the end of
bringing the powerful party" which has
growA from q small and contemplate fac
uon' to admit and accept the position of the
South On tue slavery question. We submit
to our contemporary whether that is not the
correlative of the theory of .'irrepressibe
conflict" taken by Mr.. SEwABD in his Ro-
chester and Rome speeches last fall! While
Mr.. SEWARD, the ablesf, the boldest and most
philosophical opponent slaves ever had in
this county, proclaims that slavery must
prevail all over the Union or be swept from
existence. you hold that Massachusetts shall
accept Your opinion or be mathematical
Do you propose to make that test now, or in
1850! Are you aware OF the extremity to
which you are urging this ''agitalion!"
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Correspondence with Gov. Harris.

The Cn'on and american. of yesterday, con-
tains letter from Gvo. HARRIS in response
to a number of naturalized citizens. in which
LeClerc and Hofer letters of Gen. CAss, al
though, in doing so, he does not fairly and
candidly state the positions assumed in those
letters. The correspondence is dated the
9Th inst. and was evidently gotten up in
hurry for a purpose. Gov. HARRIS had been
in the city nearly week, and it is a little
singular that Messrs. FARRELL, BILIIoD, and
| others did not think of asking his views until
Saturday just as he was about to leave the
city. The reprehensible doctrine of the Lee
Clerc and Hofer letters had been for some
weeks the subject of comment amongst
large portion of our naturalized citizens, but
not until the appearance ofthe correspondence
with Gen. ZoLIICoFsER, could the leaders here
believe that any portion of them were seri-
ously affected by the position Of the admins
tration-the democratic doctrine" as ex-
pounded by Gen. CAss. Then 1T seems suddens
L. to have occurred 10 them that Gov. HAIR
RIs was in the city, and that it would be a
SoOu move IOT nlnl 10 take Il position antagO-
nistic 10 that of the administration be supports.
This will account for the unusual stir amongst
''ihe Faithful in the neighbOrhood of the
corner OF ChuIch and Cherry Saturday. Well,
We hope Gov. HARRIS is sincere, and will stand
up to bis position; but when he processes to un-
derstand the Hotter letter repudiating the
"doctrine Of perpetual allegiance" and SIM
ply admitting the right of all governments
to punish crime, including the crime of descr-
ton, according the law of that government,
when the party voluntarily places himself
within its Jurisdiction" we can place no
great confidence in his sincerity. 1t gives
the whole affair the appearance of amake-
shift, for his especial benefit as E candidate
for Governor. If this be the real state of The
case, he will hardly find our naturalized CT
tizens so silly as to fall into the trap.
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ns,- The Op,osition lost The dov "

css- The Opposition lost the day in Vir-
GINA, after noble canvass by the indomita-
bic GoGGIN, by the culpable negligence Of
his own friends. Thousands of them. appalled,
by the democratic majority of thirty thous-
and, staid away from the polls and did not
vote. Had they turned out Virginia would
have elected an Opposition Governor. The
negligent gricve now, and censure themselves,
when it is too late. Opposition men of Ten
nessee. let this failure on the part of friends
in Virginia, warn you against similar cruel
and inexcusable supneness. Vote every
man of you, in spite of all obstacles. Do
this and JOHN NETBERLAND will be the next
Governor; better still, We shall have ma
jority of the Congressman and members of
the Legislature.
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Coon News TO ARAvELLERs.-The Railroad
between Chattanooga and Cleveland is now
in runable condition, and we can say to the
travelling community that on arriving at
Chattanooga from Memphis or Nashville.
they can pass directly on through East Ten
nessee. without going down 10 Dalton as
us TO he the case. Two trains are running
daily between Chattanooga and Bristol, with
nnerring regularity, aud upon as safe and
sound a track as is to be found in the south
ern county, Chat. AdU.
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We understand that our friend merritt
has silence CHEATHAMs objections TO the pol
icy of repealable charters by reading Mr..
Mr. FILLMORE letter addressed to him, and
published in our columns Union aud Amer
tcdn.
We understand that our friend CHEATHAN
silenced Mr.. MERRrTT's reading Of that letter,
and that he has never veDtured to read il but
once in their public discussions. and that was
about monIh ago. Mr.. MERRITT was shrewd
enough to know that II would do his cause
no good before an intelligent people.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery IS, Exrs. James C. Owen
DCRSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the above named cause, will ex
pose to public sale at the Courtho Sc in Nashville
at II O'Clock, en- MONDAY, The SIH DAY OF AU-
DuSI NEAT, upon credit of 6, II and Is g.
without Tue rghi OF redemption or re-purchasa that
valuable Tract OF Land, purchased of Montgomery
Bell by said james C. Owen, and now occupied bv
him, lying on the Franklin Turnpik Road about 10
miles from this city, Containing between and hun
dPed acres more particular description will be
gwen on day of sale. J. r. GLE IVES
JulyS-td Z erK Master
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mi..,..ippi state ticket.

The Democratic State Convention Of Mis-.
sissippi assembled at Jackson on Monday last
The nominations resulted as follows:
For Goeernor.-.,H Hon. John J. Pettus, Of KEN.
per county.
For Secretary Of Ssate.-R. Webb. Of Ponto-
toe county.
FIR AildItor-E. II. Bort Of Noxubee.
For TfeaaHr.--Mr. Haynes, at laxoo.
The llalloiing for Governor was close be
tween Mr.. Pctius and Gel. Cushman, Mr.. PIT
tue getting the nomination on the seventh
ballot. The ticket is a strong one. aud Will
no doubt. Concentrate upon it the Democratic
vote vi the State Nssaphis AFPeR.
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NEW YORK, July 9th.
On the 4th Of July, Blondin crossed the
Niagara on his rope in the presence Of more
than 10000 persons. He then re-erossed
rem the Canada side with sack over bis
head.
Henry l. Young. OF Rochester, "a years
old. five ieet 5 inches high. I2D pounds Ia
weiglIr, has offered 10 let Blondln carry him
over.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of vendition exponas directed and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of Ia
wilson County. Tennessee, at It's May term, 1882
Will expose To public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash. at the courthouse yard gate In the Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST
1859 all the right title claim interest and which
David 3. Hacks then had, or may have since acquir
ed in and to the following described uacts Il
Real Estate m Davidson county and state OF Tenues
see, being known lo' Nos ~, 80, ~ IS OF H.
McGayockis addition 60 Nash, lille, fronting earh
my feet Cherry street and running back hun
dred and sesentv-iour feet 90 alley, may be
by reference 10 said plan recorded in the Regis
ters Office - Day ids county, Tennessee, May 18th
1855, IN Plat Book Nc. II being levied on as the
property OF David ID. Hicks, "a satisfy Judgment
rendered IL favor of , Bats against David b.
Hicks. u r. HINTON, sheriff
tulyll-td By E C. DKAks, Deputy sheriff.
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stantly looking for notice of the arrest 1
STAMBAUGH-esps cially after the Administn
ton showed its capacity for seeming up tbin:s
by the arrest of WEIGHT and others. BIT.
behold STAMBAUsH is appointed Surveyor
General of Utah. l am not disposed to con-
ment OF these facts.
ONE WHO HAS THE REcoRn
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Gas- The readers attention is invited to
the communication of Zone rho has The Re
cord" to be found in another column. IL dis
closes the fact OF the appointment Of man
to office, by the administration, who deserves
a place in the Penitentary.
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Very respectfully,


S. C. STAMBAUGH.
Thereupon the Hon. WIN. L. MARCY made
the following order:
Under the special circumstances in these
1.-TWO cases the order of October LIST, 1876,
forbidding the payment of Indian dues on
"powers of Attorney is hereby suspended 10
"regard 10 them.
"War Department, June l6, ls47.
(Signed) w. L. MARCY"
Thereupon SAM'L c. SrAABAUGH drew the
$3.50 in one case. aud how much in the 9TH
or | am not informed.
Several years afterwards perhaps in 1853,
a sale of this reservation was ordered and it
was sold at Huntsville, Ala, and brought
to those who knew nothing OF what had been
done, because old JnHx SHuNAkR, ian old ne
gro) and his old Indian wife. were actually,
on the day OF sale, bring upon the reservation,
where they bad lived for more than 40 years.
They were turned out Of possession by the
purchaser, but In 1854, they presented their
case at Washington, and the whole matter
was referred 10 the Register and Receiver OF
the Land Office at Huntsville, Ala, who took
the proof aud reported 1t to the Department
al Washington, when il was decided in 1851
by The present Administration. that the In
dams were entitled to their land. aud the mo-
ney was refunded to the purchasers. joan
SnUMAkE and bis wife both died before The
haal termination Of the matter, though they
they were living at the time the application
was made for restitution ia 1854.
Their children aud grandchildren remained
10 the neighboFhood until the fnal decision
in 1857, and not Que Of them ever weni West
Of the Mississippi.
The reservation Ia correctly shown 10 tbs
proper oesce at Washington. where Mr.. STAN
BAuoH doabtless got his icandatioa 10 work
upon. But there never MAS any town or VIII
iage ON il, and IL Is not Ca The Teaaessee
river.
Now, there can be bat oGe version Of this
thing, and knowing ,he fscis had been con-
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New White Wheat Flour.

HAVING taken The sesavy Of the eeissrafsa SILVER
IL Springs iouEttg Nils, have lnss ecefvez a
quaaiity u ssp~reF Family Flcar, xhlrh b psrAz .
gt.aa be mzae In this any other tfasAAe
aBd wil be sold liberal terms Ne. tafset
STREET. by :. A. q. NOEL eu-
Jslyli-tf
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+ n Il II A
For the Consideration of Sensible ppo1Ie.

LNDILlNG about is not the practice of Dr. MFSFCK
l. He understands tie disease al once and cures
lie mates hng tampering around and long running
bills, but sticks To an honorable practice to re-
hle fees and I" cash payments. Cases gwen up by
other Physicians are often cured by Dr. MEsEcK
Office on College street, corner Of Line
iuIVs-tl
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Bloody Flux, Dysentery and
Cholera MOrbus.
TIE CREPRNBURG DYSEyTERY SYRUP

NEVER fails al disorders Of the Bowels In
IN very fvw hours IL Il purely Vegetable, zad
takra Ia any quantity y ite harmless IL has cared
hun Iesis II eases 81 nax after they had bean
given OPP by the Doctors II - well .Inbered nr
the service it rendered during The Cholrra IN Sass-
vile. In every printing efliee mechanical cstS-
ishmcnt Ia the city SINE persons may he seand
have trssei rs efficacy. IL y rrpinft is efecs.
ieHes gsaln Instantly, and at the time the
aalased surfaces Of the stomach and bowels ae
shsathei AID protected against their ACID eoatens
Ii may be- gives the youngest child without apte-
hrnsiun. Price, per battle, SO crnts-
AJAX MACKENZIE,
jayll-u IL Cali Sc sIrset, Nashville
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Magnin emit Scheme
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S6J,0O0!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF della ARE.
CLASS H.
To be drawnin Whining Iou bel Saturday July 23rd
SPLENDID SCHEME.
OF della RE.

81, $50 prizes. amountapto 81 zU2 0eO
Tickets so, Halves $40, quarters s5 Eighths 81 so
ACerthcate of Package o. 2B wholcs costs. 5000 90
90. 60. 20 Halves, $500. lac so
40 DO 20 Quarters, "a 20
do. do 20 Elghtls, ........ 81 IS
ns- Acknowledgements FgASCE, BRoADsESIs &
Co. VIII niugton Del, ~ 18th prompt attrn
ton and the printed official drawings soon a
over FRANCE, BROADBENTS a CO.,
JHiyI Managers.
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Wantea.

Df yoGng man. whe well recommend
- ed, sHastlon esther IN wh..lessIe Of retail es
tahiishfa~ni-~sages mo- - ianeh object as en-
ployHeat Esquire ths en3ca.
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Owg0n.Jnly 6.--fhe express bag seat by
the O. $. Express Agent from 81 Louis isf
New York, Ia the balloon Atlantic, sas pick
ed up yesterday In the lake IL s"nlAins
over forty letters. one inclczing thousand
dollar draft "a Now foik.
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RAMSAY s. MASON.
Dissolution Of CODartnersbiD,

THE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu-
tual Consent the conartuership heretofore. CON
durted un er the firm OF WILLIAMSON SCHE ITHAN.
Alexander Williamson having Sold out his entire in-
ter.st IN said concern TO John l. Cheatham
Nashville, July 9th, 1859.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON
ARCHER CHEA HAN
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lew advertisements.
Notice.

A IL thosr indebted TO the estate of JOSEPH
~ WOODS, decd are notified come and settle
their Indebtedness with the Executor Immediately
and those having claims again-, the said ia
present them within the time prescribed By law,
they will IN barred. 10. W. WALKER,
July1l-3ciwlm EXT oil Joseph Woods, decd
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Musir, piauOs, &f.
FOUNVH OE LVLX
Is Coming

ND LUCK has arrived, AID l. opening on
~ Church street, between Sun, mer and Cherr, the
largest asso tment IN the city, of Musical Ipstru.
m nts Pianos, sheet Music, Toys. drums, Fancy
art les, thhT"n's Cabs Bird Gags Fancy Task cts
and Fire WO Ks, all oi which, having been pure basel
from the Importers and Manufacturers. Nil be sold
Nv, wholesale retail, foT cash. Cali and e.. them
juns22-tf HIN It-CE
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RETAILERS
WILL FISD Al ExcEIIxzT LOT


PURE HAVANA GIG AIRS,
A Ma fan stock ef s-UR OWN MAKE az cIeAss.
n towEH than any other hauss possibly place
y eaa- j. W. LAAsI-Ex q o..
ssn<ze-4 ~ union street.
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PR Il MUM PIANOS,

A. MCCLURE has for sale SO s.nz-
- . Piano Fltes from celebrated f1I-l.-s--7 -
makers. Stein Way 4 S,ns, A. H. Gale n III ~ n n
Co, Haz it"n b. Os., Peters, Cagg
n Co, aud others, nsistingu at 6 and = ana a
Octav's and ranging in pi fr 500 Go 8 90 all
wdrrenied M every res ect- Pr s'is purchasing
from him viii MOI Iay iron SIS o. SIS more than II
they gave an "rder TO a IEDLAR for instrument
that they neithor nor hear until IL is put up ia
their irl"r. When Is sumetiuirs very hard Ia bud
an In trument HAT peasts g. every particular when
YOU have d zru OF more Ca se CT FROM iI at all
Kelly you would be pleased IN buying BY order.
also m store The largest stock Of Sh ct Music Books
and small Music l.siruu cuts ever offered In tie
MARKET, and will be sod lower than by any
other house IN Tie City. Come TO 80 Union aud
be convinced. J. A. M,CLURE
ST
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G A IL ID i.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has IN day sold out his entire
~ crest IN the concern OF VILLA NSON x CHEAT
HAM to JOHN l. CHEAlHAM. III withdrawn frnm
the business be would RESPECTFULLY tender his warm
est thahks Z" ali has numerous friends who have
ho' rally extended their Patronage IN the old con-
Germ, ana solcts from them continuance Of he same
Ia n s successors-geHtemcn in every respect enti.
tied to the highest conf ience Nashville Julk O. 1859
ALEXANDER u.IlIAMSUN
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INTERPRETATIONS
We have just received few of
Winship,s Self-Ventilating Re-
frIgefafOrS.

For preserving Meats. Fish Fruits, Veget ables &c
II 'HIS Refrigerator is manufactured at New Ha-
i ven, and has been always considered the hest
in use, having obtained the first premiums at the
Worlds Fair in london and New York.
Feather Busters of all siZes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets:
Brass ana Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
frnif Cans and lars of the approved patterns;
Ice Breakers, Jelly Strainers anu Moulds;
Gongs of various sZrs;
Preserving Furnac cs best patterns:
THE EUGENE, an Imperial Clothes Hamper, made
after the late Paris patterns
july9-d MACKENZIE & MINCHIN
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New Firm.

TINHE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves together under ti,e firm name OF ARCHER
CHEATHAM BkorHEIs, tor the purpose of transmit
ing Liquor and Vine, Cigar and r,bacco business
similar IN every respect 10 that carried BY their
predecessors, Williamson x he,ttam and hope BY
strict attention TO BUSH merit continuance nf
the patronage literally extended "a that concern
Nashville, July 9th. 1859.
ARCHER CHE THAN
Julys-u JOHN l. CHEATHAM
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'T'HE ass p@sssagss steamer a 7 -
Il ACACIA btTskasE, fasAs Kks EM0EzEEaa
Master, ein ieave loF tils above
aaa ali lnserm.aiaie pssrts MONDAY tketlth dsy
q lnis, II Il sselek n kof fgelshi os rzss4gs
Apply ea board o. 90
RIsEA. HARDcAsILE 40,
isiJiI-it ,sesfs-
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W anteu.

OWNER for two Boxes receiv cd per steamboat
" marked B. RHoADr, an consigned N A. tsai.er
lie, Tenn. A. PARRISH co.
Juiyll-u
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Springs.
Through Tickets aid Through Baggage.
Good Roads and Fine Coaches.
Us - g..

49, s9 81 81
z-QNE=AlxszzSIz. gtsy1lsslg Gz1zy=zz<>G
From Memphis, Grand Junction, Stevenson
and Mas vile. via. Tullahoma on the NASH
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, and Nc
Minnville, on The McMinnville and Man
chester Railroad, to the Springs, Eighteen
Miles from McMinnville, in the fine Coach
es of
RAMSAY S. MASON.
NJHo carry Passe gers and Baggage upon the
w same terms as tie Railroads, viz: so pounds of
Baggage 10 each p sSenger free. White children I'M
der three years old free: white children between the
ages OF three an tw' I've years half price
An III usual IeductiOn on Stage Lines
f. W. COLE, Sup't. n. C. R. r.
RAMSAY Il NJ tSON,
Stage Contractors, McAfinnvle.
There are two trains per day the McMinuye
and Manchester Railroad IN king close connections
with the ira ms on the NasI vile and ChaItan ga
Railroad; and Passengers will find frst-class Hotel
at Nj Nj 'nvIlle. The road from McMnnviile u Beer.
sheha-1S milesis in ie cons ion and runs through
delightful country To this unrTvaed watering place
Juiyo-ot RAMSAY a. MASON.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsferd & Co.
(Stecessors TO Carter, Mckay d Co and A. L1.n,,y !

=
On Tuesday, July 18th, 1859,
WE VIII ohef for cash IN front OF our Warehouse,
" No MARKET street., a large assortment OF
Fresh and Choice Groceries comprising in mart the
following articles, viz:
100 hhds. La. Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco yari
loo bags RIO Coffee: Qua brands.
loo a. IAguyra Coffee: 200 boxes So Bar Scan.
% Dds New Aotasses; 20o - Palm soap;
SO = bbis. do; 100 Eoxis starch.
% obis- crushed Pow 100 /" Nood's do;
aered sugar; 200 dozen Bro0nss;
800 bbls. CIn'ti. Whisky: coo boxes star Candies.
% "a Newsom do; 100 TalIow do.
90 Robinson co. do; so y and y bbls. Gran
so " old rye & Bour- berries.
bon Whisky: 500 doz Painted Bukets.
% = pipes Brandy; 100 boxes W. X. and l.. d.
IS bills Water and But Cheese.
ter Crackers; rs bags Pepper:
loV kegs Nalis assorted, 500 keams Wrap. Paper;
zoo cases Cove Oysters 20 cases Sardines:
500 600 assorted Cigars;
There uil be added the sale al entire Retail
stock " Groceries under execution They wifi ~
course, be sold without reserve
CARTER, wIlSFoRD l. co..
jnss-,a No Market street
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So. Cloud Hotel.

A CHANGE having taken place ia my business
11w"uid varfestle request Immediate hsttlcrlsn,
10 lsl JAY with all my patrons
1uiyl-l~ HI T. SOFT
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Notice

HAVE this day associated with me IN the DING
L hos ne~z Mr.. W. NJ q EVANS, aader arm stsis
Of JO g.. BROWN L EVANS.
NAsH1iIK July i, 1854.
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n. B-Beiag anxious Ia close Up nav old a n ,irs az
snoa as psssibie. request all persons b. cali aad
settle their accounts 10 la JAY.
jalyi-Im 10. G. BROWN.
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GARRISON
81 Warren ST., New York.

I'HkSk CanOp'es have MANY advantages over any
others IN use. They are MOI grace al IN appear
ancer and more spacious and airy They are easy
adjusted Z" any Be'isteRd. and very simple n
strneion; are quite eiasnc, and, therefore. easily
ada ted To Befsiea6s Of different widths They are
MT IN the way of arranging the bed do not mar nor
ininre the BedsH nd IN the De- st; IN short they com
binc tie greu ST elegance With durability and SIM
pliety. iul, 6-lmin
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Strayen ar Sto,eu

Iron my reel eaee In West Nashville, ~
u "a large BAY HORSE, all fosr legs IN
white nearly up 90 the knees raw boned. Z1A
snd has an uncommon small neck ami head ANY
one feiarning Inn 70 SilI be Lberalls rewarded
uiyT-n W H. McNAtl,Y
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DISNOIIIIOs OF col ARTsERSnIP.

V'ltE eerA.inershp heretolore esisips brfween
Il Ciinrss hSRNE ana JAkEs a. MnIKE d ss.iVsd
BY mutual consent The sOth day 81 June by tho
relii ng &c Ciihtoa Bs me f., The firm. All DE- bis
due III ehrm Viii be collecf.a by James r. Miller
aud ali other ebtcdness az the Hf vii bs,
pahi BY him. CiINrlS BIRNE,
July :n JAMES y. MIIIEr.
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The Antiquities Of Athens.
AND OTHER
monuments OF Greece:

As Measured and Described by JANIS sTrARr and
NICHOLAS REvErT, resirneTs and Architects.
Seventy Plates.
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w. r. BERRY & co., Public square.
jme29-tf
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Wrought Iron Stoves
AT REDUCED PRICES!
AT REDUCED PRICESl
AT REDUCED PRICES!

MR.. +. A. TREPPARD, Of the best mechanics
w Of the Wet manu- rtures these stoves for us
He CONNIE crd % make them thirteen YEARS ago 50
faithfully. that many that be- made then stll ia
u.s.. stoves Of ms make have generally attained
prz al the Fairs II thu Mecan and Agricnlt urstS
Nih this experience he now cnnes fora ard ith a
new stove, calculated 10 burn eshcr WOOD OR COAL
81 bth IJointiy, and for winch be has adopted the
name OF
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