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cause the man was OF no use to the army,
that was no reason why he should be de-
barred being, ever afterward, Of any use to
himself, by having mark OF shame indeli.
bly, branded upon his cheek with a hot iron.
II he was unfit TOR the service, the service
was well rid OF him when he deserted. and
taking the trouble to catch him and iniiict
so many personal and brutal indignities
upon him merely to expel him again, was q
most wanton abuse Of power, which tells
more to the disgrace OF the officers who sen
fenced him than it does to the individual
thus inhumanly degraded. Everywhere ii
seems TO be the same, on shipboard, in the
army wherever absolute authority prevails,
there is cruelty and brutality, and there the
spirit Of devilish revenge usurps the pre-
rogstive OF justice, and gratiiies its own
malice on the plea of setting an example
of proper subordlnation and discipline essen
tial to duty and public seryice.-Ph'iads!.
phto Ledger.
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Private AleDson Bently, OF Company X
lst Dragons, convicted OF des.rtion and
horse stealing. was sentenced by court
martial, recently in session at Fort Bnch-
anan, New Mexico, "to receive fifty lashes
with a cowhde on the bare back, TO b.
confined a, bard labor until January, 1868,
heavily ironed. TO forfeit all pay doe him, 10
have bis head shaved, and be branded with
a red hot iron wi'h the letter ID 10 be
drummed out Of the service snd receive q
dishonorable discharge. Such q sentence
az tbh b . disgrace TO the army and The
couptsy: and the individuals Who imposed
j, ouffGto b. driven out Of the service a.
unvor6e 70 year the United States uni
form. fNaean thus punished stole horse
and deserteh Men steal horses 10 all parts
OF the country nearly every day, and when
thew are caught. are imprisoned for il. No
one thinks. outside Of The army. Of adding
heavy irons or Of whipping the back with
a raw hide, 10 addition 10 the punishment
O, inprisoument Such supplementary de-
b,siue pgn-hmen,s are surely not ior the
nDrnos. Of reform. the end and am OF oil
punisbm.r,. when II - Dot 10 crafty re-
yenre or ha,e. The individual deserted the
.eryice and therein proved ,ba, the aervice
could DO very sell wi,hon, man uho vas
bound 10 /, % unEilingly al anSiIlingnes-
which aro=.. N al probability, from the
,-,.,meut received the brutality Of which
nav h. inferred from thc scn'enee Which y
sgppn-ed - =, ,he jaignea, q men 10 their
,o.,' apd mpas.ionsi m0meni.. Bl', D.
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The weather has been excessively hot
Throughout California. The air at Santa
Barbara was genuine Sirocco. a CORES
posdent of San Francisco paper, writing
frsA there, says
AZ one o'clock in the afternoon Of the 18th
inst, burning wind came upon US from the
northwest, and smote Us with terror. Al
O'Clock the Thermometer exposed 10 this wind,
rosS to l3} degree. of Fahrenheit; at five
) o'olbck it had fallen 10 ~ degrees. and at I
B O cSsk il stood at Il degrees, where II had
: beoA lathe morning.
pSriux the whole duration OF this visitation
everi6o staid within doors, taking good care
to keS Yer and windows closed. :.
A i6i61riaD who was out AT sea came back
with WARNS all bli.tered. Many calves. rab-
bits Nd birds died Of suiocation.
Tie greatest losses are among the vegetables;
thssfruit trees are all burned; the pears and
app1es have been literally cooked.
n Sacramento the thermometer for ten days
rar6ly fell below 100 degrees. and often reach
ed is.
2 Theteat at Timbuctoo. Yuba county. caused
the h6<nometer to rise TO III degrees on the
22d insa
AtO1ir, the thermometer stood at III in
the shj1e. Tor three consecutive hours. At
Gold IN, It was ll6. At Maine Bar, on the
AmC{fcan river, 40. At Mountain Springs,
= III The mercury ranged about 10 higher than
- above figures. when the Thermometer was
p}60ee in frame bailding. On Thursday,
f8Veucr, we were blessed with a little less
hoAvy md as We write FRIDAY sfternoon) the
MERCURY is only up to 80, and all hands enjoy.
HtAe cool weather immensely.
On Sunday the mere ury rose up To 100 IN the
coolest part Of San Andreas on Monday, to
lOs--stShdilg at that point for over two
hours on tuesday,. by II, A. NJ. it reached
loo by r. NJ, los; by+ p. NJ, ITO; on
wedne sday, ct IL A. NJ. los Up. NJ. liz.
On "Wednesday last, the thermometer in Be
nicia toodAtl62 deg, and on Friday at l0l.
In 5Oroeule, the. weather during the past
week has been dectopdly warm. the 'hermom'
etsr in the court hSuse ranging no, and in
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express office as high as
n hottest weather ever known in the State,
mybtho Shasta Courisr, has been experienced
Doing tile past week. 10 some places, IN
bstck b0QdfHel, the mercury rose TO lis deg.
On Thursday. the sd inst. the neat between
the stauislsus aud Tuoloume rivers was exees-
sve. Tke tbsrln0mster was lib degrees 10 the
shade. The wisdfwss avoided, a. II was heat
ed 20 that n fslt . sctusliy burning the flesh.
The last four or i've days, says the Trinity
Jouunsl, have been hotter than any ever before
known here. On Tuesday, the mercury reach
ed 1903 degrees IN the shade; on Wednesday,
l09. and on Thursday los degrees.
The heat has never been more oppressive AZ
Mariposa, says the Gazette. than during the
past two days. The Thermometer has ranged
In the middle Of the day from HOT lis.
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A WOMAN Torn To PIECES BY Docs --
The Memphis Enquirer says that on Tuesday
last, Mrs. Slattery, the wife OF a sober, honest
and hard. working man Of that city, while
crossing the bayou with bucket OF water
in her hands, was attacked by "A number of
vicious dogs and her limbs literally bitten
to the bone Mr.. McGraw, living in the
vicinity. hearing the agoniziDg shrieks Of
the victim, FASTENED to her assistance, and
received a severe bite upon the calf OF bis
leg. Officer Boyle and Mr.. Sheridan soon
arrived, and securing Il couple of shot guns,
killed four OF the bru,cs and severely wounded
another There are no hopes OF the unior-
tunate womans recovery.
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4 DMINISTRATORS SALE.--UN.

~ DtN and Ny virtue EN- order and derrrs vi the
tfsDat~ 'oan ur the County of Ramsey, aud Hisi~ ,f
Minnesota made IN the Ah day ~ Juiy, A D. 100 be
undersigned, Guardian ~ sspb May ~nfm, Minor,
VIII pursuant o. the statute IN such csse made aud pro
ydsd, cell ~ public Au"ilun. To bn bigbesi bidder Tor
csHh IN front ~ the premises 40 Ia be sold he aBih
day 81 August, Al ts at 10 O'Clock IN III. for-sapn
the fuiIo~ihG dss,rhed properly real estate ~ ,ad
ward situa'. in SID togpS III HsmssT and described
follows H~gnbiuR 1t N. Norh"ss, Gunner ~ lot
humber thrrr ~ Ia blors Dumbnr twenty thee t2t IN
His- lrtiBss kdjiB 10 the town riiy1 Of Hsiu
t-nl thence along ~ Anthony taow Third street
se,su@en feet hence 10 The East toai dairy ~ sid I'D
hfen ~, by line parallel nith ias Juinips the
sud southeast corners ~ said lot hss ~ thence suBs
The eastern boundary hereof 10 The pss. III beginning
Also Triangular ss. ~ land ol, 81 ID. North wet
p"'i ~ 1T im Hum'sr iva TO- In block nunbsr tv.niy
three al ~ Hics lfVIbss Addition u ~ Paul allure
the division hpe b.ur"a Ips number two IN and three
sud ra,bsnu" BtosEetnann to jam :. May ~1sn by
80 10 said Ramsey 'oanb HssstJ II 10 sis inisfssoi-
SAD iishh il1s bsi Nssb SAT- i's two snj three sl
-ucs running 's'isfiy pbfsils sih ~ An,hnny tsos
ihhti street. we've IN f"st ib"aes a.rhsfly fH,y
s.v.n fee, " 'hs hn'th"ssi corner fssi lo nambsc
fss III - Tho r"at ~bsra The diyisius Hue bet
sad i"s to- u aud three 81 inisfsset - ADthuy lpSw
IhHdi sfssi hence sDnh sst~fy song ssld division
hns b"tsssn - lo's ,~o y and hres - - die pA>.
gi beginning
vHAs,ir MAywOHN.
pussai4n ~ Jassih Mag ssfn
~ Pad, Iaiy . isis lyig Wis
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FREEroRr, H., July 27.--A German
named Peter Anndt, five miles above Cedar.
vile. in this county, killed three OF his
children outright yesterday, +. NJ, with an
axe, aud wounded the fourth child so badly
that it was Just alive this Z. NJ. No hopes
of its recovery. The children were aged
respectively, 10, 8, and ; years and five
months. lie made no resistance when ar.
rested, and assigned no reason for the
murder lie was lodged in Jail in this city
to-day.
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pASSENCtEItS

The Ro.. are all VEL stocked With tirst 'lsss Iiors
O. uncnrd tu.chrs Wtth careful AMI "tperiepcud bry
ers al under she control at competent Agrnis,
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IHARLE- I. CCkTI-. ArIORNkf
Y ssp. s+titlDk flss 49, ssssss.
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tiff' ~
I>ssss 4faoig . a..sf sh4 pfynbNy pa %
safas = on go 90 q isssss nave been ysa ~ x
NAa i.s9FNass fsmF.Hy 70 th- s. = yFsfs. ffsss
inHhd ssUyaHg Erss ss~spsf tsfths sfss seal
rsbfJ ani 49, lrgff bsg-sis alisH giSsB
fssafsnss u Dssians. ssi 80 ~us ne sfns q
srs issfs
u r'asfss. = AZ 'aspafa - kss tsss go ahf
% 1sf fapsf hfpss ssAsfsus 81 aEsnf. s4L.iihs
sru p~fisls sssn.faI .a sfsmlf fsta ssplnE
-lsH sgss fns sssfsf Eslrs snsss.i
49, ~ = ha upata~s v ~ ff,cl sy.su.
.sss q fa 30 ns'sfsi Esfra.
Baffs s.si lan.s ~ s~eaffT n fs'latis iHarf
49, np~rs4ts 44 #tss snNff n EfpFsfy usI
80 ~ I. 80 - ssirg lfsf n 800 ss.sas1
Assse 10 rflsF' - f.lss o." afsns hf1a.f
rs..r-s ssasI 70 .asa. fssT %
sas.-J THSp tktNfH Assa
-
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MORTGAGE SALE. - WHEREAS

Au details hAfias been male 10 lie condition u .
certain ipdsnafs = h"'g-gs srs"u'sd .nd d"ttsfsd
slt> n ~. c,sy 81 ~ Psu COMFY q Hsms.y MIME
.sA u fhou sst.f u he eiiy d 'hsIntan obp,,
ssat haaafsi .nd Gny eight ~b.h ,nar'sas- ~. duly
recon- led ~ nc once % hs Ksgssr Deeds 10 and ~
DE eepay u k'mssy, 90 %. lsh d-y % Jan.j >.
Boes \" ~ mortgages, On pages ~ ssd p,5 shsrs, =
ID. ssi fb-Tes A"hd-.. shi Nsry i..una, HI. ole
~ grant bargain eel and ohr'y - ID. ssi fl'mss
Ra..ts, b.. brifs All sssigns fpr ever. 90
rsgsj All bsi Tract ~ parcel :" land Situate DDg and
being N .ad causiy 4 kAmssy =oi hisi. II hnur,oa
10 hunbSt ts"n'T -, "a IN se''ioaf'. sHhd sisl"a
- ~, .as ~ la ,.sy f,,, ~, ~, T., =.
% f.sfi sf'sl - "ns haudfsd aud tSsuJ ave ~ !
feet dssp toa prssB lltI hss alley 10 ne rear and
beng IN Ne ey Il - ~ r=al, e.gsiy - Rsmssy. and
STATE ~ hrossDts. ., ssraf. n. baJmsni " Tho sad
Tb1mas RDsi'ET ~ he ..i th4fiss AVEdsi.t n The
bf~s Ysa's from The .aid ish day - Jups ihis w,b
bsfsop 81 toe fss II tsssiy Eve per cent per
c"ndiiansof 's'isio prnBissafy siru'd ~ sad
'hsf~' sp"fsst. and psy.bis N ID. cdr ~ SAD
ILob.s h'sssf
Asi ~bsfs-s ne aisr.s' On ssid pas q $50. scared
- sald SargHss. iw BE pear shfag the 18th Day 81
J"h-. i'i5 % da' snd ebf uaesA. % tho sum ~ s;s,
Shirb - ~ qsis 81 his 80, N cam ID W BE-
Due snd 70 10" 'bsf
hsa 20 .aa ~ proceeding. a, i.~ h.v. been had
Ss nsuta'sd ibs debt secured By s.d note
hir TAss. ~ any ssT hhstsd
s0s hs,sf-f- 90 10 hereby gwen that 10 pursuance
II pp.sf ~ sale eas,slnsd IN said ms,,ssrs and
ssrssshy ne t.nis In snsh made s.d provided
a.. mOfisassd promises abs5ss dssefibsd ard covered
- sssi marssssi snh ali snd sisssI.s ID. appurs-
on q ~ G"ni aass Il Ne cosr, Hoa.- In The CITY
u -. FS 10 ..d esasty ~ Esssy and si.s Of hisas
c b. H.. %: .s., % .. o. "a s., 's ss
aas a. hs d.is ,, 'f'as II ssd sot- .ad sossxs.
usss4ssf ~u sli ca.t. siiossi ~ ks.
iaCaAs so-.,Ixn.
Nsssssss.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.-IN

II
~ The matter Il .ss e.As u Ei.as BruBfsss 1s.
esassd
SO'e- 10 hsrsbJ gwen ih.', a spsfss 'srn = Ne
Pfsbss '1ar for EDrfisgn tvIoiy hsd a. he bsa =
Ius tsls. Ne 2isI isy u JgEs la;s jAmss IL j..
James Fergus ana STAR i<s'Ts we're spptaotsf pan
uissp@fs receive sDs 81 lsi al claig' Asd
demands = 81 gFfsDss szains 10 stais ~ "a %
e.Assf asf hat he sB9vs bsmsf tsfs@' st0asf 81
Ne sfs. u James Hal. 10 la.tis Fsas r8 81
yrdsy the IA 1Ay 81 AGFpst bsI ami - ssfgtfaT ~
sssry saeessdiBz ve~ss tA.ysssf i0 slE n.4aiha
irfam he isis u san appointment
All p~rSI1s having claims sgsiDs' ne ssa's ~ as
dses1ssd are bsreby regard ~ yrsssbt he
-. ss9 ternfn ssus's ynhu sir fst % frfn - a
= or sssf sFpsaHinsEf e - fgf ssr 3~bsFfsd.
L4rus GA.ls JuJ ia. IIs
flyHs pgYBr :
.y7i-rE JAWS BAL
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CHERRIES SALE-STATE OF
SUERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ 81 three ehecuih,us asued nut ~ and uudfT "a.
seal nj he Hi.irrt tonfi Ia aud Tor the count, OF
tarlhaait, aAi stats 81 Minnrsia upfn Judgment.
rendered and d0's srh ~ tho he 'larA 81 SAID
eouti, and "a dirrrt.t. uf which against he
y op.rly Of \, Mead aud ths remaining two stau-t
the properly ~ J. >. Mead and y HAF ond upua The
h's 81 which III pHin 81 ssty three - fN ars's
due. aDh upon Tho isief The su 81 ape bundled Ath
twelve % lw dollars, have l"tah upon s'isri
one usdl,iard fourth part ~ the fphisinF described
property "a The properly 81 !. y. Mead Ia Wit
ts,ls Noe sud No. In hIpk No r. In 90. town III hiue
ksrth CITY, as d-scrbsd IN the survey al said own
record IN the unoe ii The k.g,.er of Deeds ~ said
rouny mssbtr with all tho Buildings, Machinery, AID
sppurtenane~s ibsfeuBio belonging
k"e" ,s hereby g,y.n ,hs, viii cell the above De d.
snr,hed property Ia he bshes, bidder fov rash ~ public
auction the Law dreris. VI The donr ri the cs
Ressiar of Deeds ~ asid county IN Hue tarth cay
~ friday The h day ~ Ausnsi. 1903. A. l0ooih IN
The forsn1pn ~ ssd DAY, satisfy the said
tsseihsr With tho ip,rtrsis aud costs thereon
bsed ihl. LAT dsy ~ jay. Iyby
"a u. 0OoDS0w.
lYlt+s6w sheriff
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For Through rielxets

THY OMNIBUS LINZ calls Tor passengers az al the
pFineai hal1ls lsF ezeh AL eyeEy trA. ~ leaving
dreetrus a eithvr % tbs above offices viii call Tor
passsns u All paris of the ety without fan
Hss ~ "A. h klG6i.kss. Conductor.
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Transportation.
N O IT &c E
TO ass ENGER q
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
Change of Schedule.

ss:ss.2 $50 - 49, Ill
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Gas Pipe and Gas Fitting.

have the Vsry best w0rkmcn always ready 10 do
any kind u q - Fttng. Also, al tHe nltchnery for
cutting anu soreNug 0as Pipe and Viii sell
Der OF feet % parties IN tue country, cut 10 their
measurmeut % nlns, md can furnish tie tongs and
other tools 50 thEt they can DO their own work.
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To all tI,e Eastern Cities.

4. A. n Lightning kxprcss through e. Columbus and
" Cleveland uiillout change Of cars $50 r. n. kve-
ning Express, through o. Dear andpttsbasg without
change d cars.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E.. r. GlascOck & Co.
TO BE DRAWN
ION 4yTryp NV IN II

y Houses and Lots south Of Broad St on High ST.
> do do on College Iili;
20 acres on 6 l!atin pike, . miles oct;
1 lots on Market street College Hi;
SO acres ON the Lebanon pike;
l lots IN Hardiu's addition;
IS acres on Iudi'n creek County,
st'ry business House ON Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street:
1856 acres on Brown 5 creek;
loco do with COED Slw Mill on Marrow Bone;
lot ON Market street
house and lot On North Cherry street;
do do Summer street;
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots un Nurfrccsboro' pike, pa miles out;
81 acres corner OF Jefferson street. well improved
100 feet ON Hardin S pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition: .
~ acres on Broad street, extended, well improved;
/ inc residence on North College street, No. Il2;
! house and lot on summer street, South OF Ash;
do 20 McGavock street, West Nashville
47O acres on Paradise Hl, 10 miles cut;
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgehcld
. lots corner OF College aud DamumbriDe streets
do No. 40, between Broad and Demurnbrane
= of lot No-lJs, West Nashville;
houses aud lots Domumbrane street, West
Nashville;
67K feet on summer between Church and Union;
o. acres On Brick Church pike, \ miles out;
1 lots OH jackson street;
thrcestory brick business house on College St p.
beautiful residence ON the corner OF summer and
Mulberry streets:
house and lot North College st., No. IO2:
SIS acres Mil Greek ! miles out;
40 do Whites Creek, 3 miles out:
10 do Wood land. adjoining tie above;
80 do adjoining Maple Wood, The West;
100 feet on College street, extended:
100 or zoo acres North u the City, . = miles out;
1856 do do DO l. miles out;
II lots miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots Iu " est Nashville,
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known rs The old stone Fort;
Several lots IA fwiag's addition;
l0A acres ou GalluUG pike, miles ont;
do Mniule Franklin pike, zoo yards beyond
the urst toll gate;
l house and lot, NuTth Ma ket street.
$50 acres In Robertson county, we'll improved, y
uIe west of the Hopknsyille road;
100 feet Humphreys 81, south Nashville, No.
50and ai
33I. feet GA summer, bottom Church and Broad;
So feet Broad s., adjoining shelby Medical Col
l,Fe,
lots On new Franklin Pike, a, the mouth OF Rail
road Tunnel;
Several lots in Bang and Roberts addition Edge
field.
house and lot corner or Hobson and Father.
hand, t4iLcaeid;
l house and let on McLemorc, between Church
and Broad
mays-tr b Il. CIAsCCCK x co.
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Steam and Steamboat Work,

Steam Pipe. itsin Waves, Cocks ana other articles
on hand fDs t4flug stesm work.
) EAMBOAF 3 OVERS, ana other steam pipe
work done xlta dispatch
JAS. II. KEADRICk,
feb24-3m s. Cherry street.
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. T. WRIGHT & Co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville 10y
and the public generally that they have Z&AA-
purchased the well known Livery Stable ana the stock
and fixtures form erly occupied by Vim. J. Philips, on
Market Street ius below the square.
We have urst-rate lots and boXst;tlls to accommC-
date drovers and all our friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satislactonin all cases.
We have a large number OF fine Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies to hire at all times
The fact is We do not intend bein gsurpassed byany
Stable in the Southern country Come along and see
for yourselves.
f.b3-Iy WM T. WRIGHT & co. .
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Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAM lcvuianc, FittsburE, SteubeBvie,
and NneeiIs II lin 1xiresslaaves Cincinnati at
oici0ck a II. Tor al the EASTERN cities also, spring
ltld-
Tiils train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus 1t
LoEelard, MorToH. Xsuia and ls1ndol only
SiGuNp IliAIN.-ClsFeiand Lxfrass Mal-feavcs
Cutinafiat $50 M.ioT nunkiTk, buffalo, New YORK
Bssiou, Nc., Wheeling, ftsltinlOre Philadelphia NASH
iusfUp Cay.
1hs uzu stops al al points between c.nohsnat, and
Columbus.
TIllkI, iS.-AeeoIuno dation--I zaves CnciGnat
~ 40 a. n. EQr Sprlue iielA and Columbus
ILs Rain also tllkcs connections Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster arc LncsNlie Has tram stops Al al pohts
betaeen Cincinnati and Ceit-trhus.
lOlAfld AhliN--tlcv cl4lt, tlitsoprg and Wheel
ing Niei Exirtsieaycs Cine llnati ~ 80 clock
4. n, for al tsie Essirrn cliies.
his si0ss a. polnts between CBeinn4i and
CoiuHabus.
No tran sundays.
Iraius - S0sl.lsust Hae-seven min faster
thAa clacinh4f tine.
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ChilAreM's panacea,

Prepared by tie GFgciruburR Company.
The true NORTH ~ tins extraordinary and valuable
Asdjciue can never be forth Ia words, bt.t
hs,xe been scratched fTou death hy its use.
The celebrated lir. Wnususs Who has devoted
lie STEADY, has auaiy zcd this Feupy, and says the
berg Gliidreni = fanac.a, Compounded sh
esleci reference a. the immature state II the
erves hood vesseis gisuds aud hones u the ehaias
body. SilouiI a mother neglect 70 fFayIda herself
with this nValuable remedy sle may chance 10 be-
hnla death claim Der children aud have no Que 10
blalBte bat hefasf IL ! a for al dis-
easess.f ehilaI I'D nud receives 4 deserves nHi
vegszi appfr. sfth haftiss, ~ ssstlsh tsirsst,
saysE'' u Is te besI EsneFal piosesEs iasants
ttat ever cav" Or. Watts, a New YORK, writes
In all Diseases caused by foethng ID y a eeFlaia
rslnasly - Dr. Cason, 81 Indiana, says :. Ia cases
II cfshp have ussd i With Aarkad Faccess Also 80
Asasles fsxers from tscthihk diaFffoe pains Ia The
sfsassaeh bowels, A.. she4la De Easity u gFsat5
neg iest did ins1d i in the hehet teFshs -
axs- flfiy per hQttie eilll iall directions.
4v9D ps1uue Lead. ~ store ard TOR x6Ie.py TIN
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baOnse Again!

MIR. LAFEc0UssE desires TO Inform his
INl riends and the pubho generally that las as re.
turnedfrgas hi- rthern our ,aad isready 10 open
the fail cafnratstf-
Fluffy a5stsfd ip allf eceB 4 Improvement in Photo
graphic 4 tif,nist4o lrcyl as heretofore solely
upon Lhs mr. 10 3lctaFes, and determined 10
sptrs forf5 pfeIss he confidently Invites those
Who have aax- gwen hina a fair trail, 20 do so.
I.adier ~ = hls present rooms the most eonye-
nientiy ano p'sasanty located OF any ia the City,
harry sire .arber oftiBion sept2l-t
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Notice to Shippers.

49, ss54s5 .-se5 800 E5scs-!-5
1T being OF the utmost importance FOR the proper
protc' ton ot the Traci,, aud 10 keep out az tic
way Of gravel and other Trans rat IRE ti trains he
run at regular uniform rate ~ SuecJ which can only
be accomplished by runr guu schciul- time: there
fore, IN order that TIE freight trains may De rom on
the time laid down DO the schedule IL is or cred that
after Thirty days from tins date. freight win be re-
ceived by the Nashville aud Chattluoora Railroad
Company at Schedule Stations only.
T. " COLE
Sup't Of Transportation y. y C. r. r.
jan22-tf
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MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Newer,
,u-JyTT u,ooy,c JVppoTFUE,NT

THIS celebrated Machine received the first premi-
I um OF "A GRAND GOLD MEDAL as the best combined
Rcapiug aud Moving Machlue at the great United
States Agricultural Fair, held AT Louisville, Ky, in
september, 1857. The trial came OH near syracuse,
New \ ofk, in July: where all the principal maCi ines
in the United States were thoroughly tested. The
Committee made their awards through Marshall =.
wilder, President United States Agricultural Society
at Louisville, Ky.
1t also eccivcd the awards as the best Reaper and
ms the best MUNcr before two separate Committees
appointed by the President Of the Davidson County
Agricultural Society, at Nashville, in Jul! 1851, over
most of the machines now in use in Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards ere given
TINS Machine during the last season over every Ma
chine in America
The above Machines are for sale by the undersigned
y. +. CHFAIHAM,
General Agent for the tate.
FISHER, WHEIFSS y CO,
rnavII- Nashville, Tenn.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
ErfrEGr.r Nnrrcu-

ILFrci-hts viii hc forwarded hyihe Even ne Traiu
"a aud must hoe delivered at the station bei Ween tie
hours of and T. 80 AN after that time vs. DO De too
late for maufestng that day and there Is no clnveui-
euce Tor storing
Frcishs toe intermediate points between Nashville
and Galiatn must be prcirtld mere.
Ianll-u II. FAUNTT FEON, Agent.