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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22
sUPnEHE ooUHr, DECEnHEa TEnm,

htnE1 BY The Court tat sii transcripts from the CIR
NJ cuii ana Chan ccT Courts shall BE- plain, Ier1fe
ae 1e1 aF paper haVi1s blank unrsin 81 lelst
iAen ~ nlaa On ne 10 hand Of every page and that
Be- compiled with.
It further ordered that ualeathrs Be IA TIE case cues
o uP2l thssaa nctie 90 .ls dspaaons, nor caption
shy deposition. except i time Of taking same ncr srbneu-
Tor any witness; affidavit, other unnecearr paper shall
be inserted In te Transcript shall shy for sach matters
De allowed any CLERK.
The Clerks shah make cut and Gle TRANSCRIPTS Tor s
COURT within the time psscFl ly law, anisss il sall be
shown TO have been upracticahla 90 DO So
Jrdefea hat copy Of The afore res be flrnted hy he
CLERK e this Cart to the Clerks Of tbs Court 10 re oher Di
visions, and TIA the Pc published two nesnares m
Nashville.
And tlt the he o. this Courts iha different pirar-
Furnish copy 81 thsss raes an Tie CLERKS Of Inc Cr
ADD Chanccry G, ufts in their Divisions respectively
true cty from tas Minutes.
At.at J. P. CLARK, Clsz.
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The LOUISVILLE FEsTTAI---We are indebted 70
the municipal authorities Of the city Of Louisville
for yerp polite invitation to be present at the res
tval on the 24th in homer Of the Union Of Kentucky
and Tennessee by bands Of iron. If within the
limits Of possibility, we shall endeavor TO accept the
invitation.
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Deaf s. Blind.

DIR. MCLEOD. of Scotland.
The Eminent and SksIIFus Operator on
the Ear and Rye,
As arrived 90 Nashville, Tenn ard taken Roous N Colo
made Building, North Cherry street, lioerlv Cooper
Buildng) Of Dssdedck street, where vii re
main but short time. 20 attend the treatment Of PEALI
tbs Ills uuequaed success in curing the dss now
we'll known in post import ut cities. and his testimonials gre
sufficient 70 convince the Eos inreslous. Call ard examine
then Call soon as his stay Is limited.
Deafness, Dizziness, Buzzng, and iga in The
Head, Catarrh- and all oen i've Discharges from Ear
Mouth. or Nostrils, entirely removed.
Dr.. MCLEoD has made discovery Of msIia lie that Il
prove perfect abstraction Of the Cataract restore sr t Wis
ion % he Eye without the Of the knife.
II Room No. 10, Up Stairs.
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ODD FELLOW VS. HALL
-IG STAR PERFORM ERsgg
THE DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUFE Is COllnSGt
POSITIVELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND rHURsBtY
EVENINGS, JAN C, g, Is aVDs.

hAAl combina.1n o. talent ana originality The lsrrrr
NJ Com9any,a IS ven CO Oldest ana beat managed and ever
ffs-nza- oar.- DuprsE Green's Gar famed uorl
rsnoa1i 11e onE srisea sW 0RL8 AIS MErR pol
AEAN hDhLbsQuE OPERA TROUPE and MAMMOTH
hAAes nAND in lhetr cha1 slegluil sis-F1uz llur
pfoso2l ana irresistible Ethiopian cnlsranenls in,rous
ls greatest varieties o. neF songs bli lstts, untrlstt
yteeies 1ur elus Opera Pecel Fancy Dances. oneaT
Eunny syng1 ever 0ered % che pubic Grand Rree H,i,r
Conceri IN irsnt o. the Hall each evening" a the Bras Hsni
nlafl qp-n SIS Concert io clrls1-e M Z. u'cIacE
Admission - ceutsi Chi drsl under % AMI s-raas5 z5 cents
cHts. ~ nRUpn-Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

The PLAN TO RESCUE JoHS BRowN.-The idea Of
an extensive combination to rescue John b own has
been greatly rdiculed by the Republican and other
Journals. and the prompt and vigorous precautiou
OF Gov Wise made the subject Of much affected
merriment. 1t now turns out that beyond all doubt
a combination existed of sufficient magnitude to
warrant the steps which were taken by tie Cover
and that il is owing to his decided and thorough
performance of his duty that the most dangerous
and formidable nsurreCtOnist in the United States
did not escape the Just penalty of his crimes An
drew Hunter. ESQ., who prosecuted Brown and his
followers delivered an address at Richmond. few
evenings ago in the Hall of the House of Delegates,
and the Dispatch gives sketch Of from hieh we
copy as follows:
As an evidence Of the completeness Of the system
of espionage adopted, Mr.. =. said that one Of the
spies in the employment OF Virginia repeatedly slept
in the bed with John Brown, Jr, and watched all
his movements concerning his father None who
know Mr. Hunter viii be likely 20 question the
soundness Of his Judgment any more than the in
tegrity of his character. He says that the report
of five hundred men being organized in the noun
tains was first given by member of the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representatives, and GtTUGIdS SO
confirmed as 10 Iedce ao doubt q theJGct' Inc spies
reported the organization. and Mr.. Hunter was en-
abled 10 find it out within fOrryeght hours after The
intended rescue was given up. II is remarkable
that it was then for the first time that John Brown
agreed to see his wife. When she first proposed 10
come his language was For Gods sake. do not
come here!' IL viii be remembered that, at last
John Brown himself admitted that there had been
plan for his rescue and that 1t had only been CIV
en- up on account Of the overwhelming amount of
military force which concentrated at and about
Charlestown
The sneaker read a letter from a clerk iu a Phil
adelphia mercantile h5ase, disclosing plot in Ohio
20 rescue Brown in which the writer begged that
his name should not be disclosed TO his employers,
as they would discharge him If they discovered his
pro-slavery feelings.
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X G. C.-These mystic characters may be under
stood bv a portion of our headers. but the proba-
bities are that they have not been interpreted to
all. Know, then. that the Knights OF the Golden
CircIc are an organization of chivaric character.
for the redemption of Mexico by peace or war, as
circumstances may direct. Let as hope that their
ends may be accomplished peacefully, but certainly
accomplished. We have announced that some four
thousand men were IN New Orleans waiting TO sail
10 Mexico either TO ioin JuareK' or to operate on
theiy own responsibility IS events may dictate. "
hope that Mexico may become part OF the Union,
in accordance with the law of nations and the law
of civilization and if the knights consummate their
aims in this manner they have our hearty svmpa-
thy. A party OF the X. @. C.'s are at the Gait
House on their way to New Orleans and among
them is Mr. Charles Buckley. formerly an editor. ana
now bound for the sunny South and glory ten
Buckley, of the foremost Knights OF the Order'
arrived las, evening. We suppose the Order II this
city viii be Immediately popular AID powerful
LJHsyg'Is Democrat.
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1860.
RnIchLofs for sc

Robert u Balch and others lanes G. IN and ,fba
pursuance OF DEGREES rendered BY the n CONT IN
Davidson county In the above viii Ter Ia, ~ ~
the Courthouse 10 Nashville, Saturday, IA ar rsh
next the following Lots belonging the estate Aired b
deceased that remain from the former SALE 70 .-
20 feet Of Lot, No. q. on Market street.
az D" 4" %, on jackson street
,oS - /, , ~ on corner Of Cole & Jefferson SIS
SO " a, on Crawford stFeet
These Lots sub-divied g te shown o. 5e l a. al.
TERMS-S20 in cash VIII be required on esca al - - ~,
balance credit Of 8, ~ aDd Is months, win 60 i -
given and notes well endorsed. pay able IN Bank soil
Sale 70 taks plsce At the usual hours
jan1I-td j. r. CHElruasr or-.
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Thomas King and others, The unknog bsrs ~ r,fs
Allen and vie.
Il pursuance Of a decree OF the County C1rt a. r,--4,,
county rendered In the shove cause, at q f.-r.-g re-
letO, will oGer FOR sale, 80 the Courthousr n Vah;ri ~
saturday, the 18th Of February next, the shet 5r -
following negroes t0Tt: Lyas, hout 60 - ~ -. ~
ebout 80 years Of age sya, abou. 10 yea on e Wartb
about years of ape Carey, about % Ire. sili 49,
y years Of Charles, about 10 years Fe. - 800 e
years Or age, aud an infant sbout % moaths
TEkMs-About SO in cash viii bereIuired urou sut rs,
and for the balance well endorsed, .bie III R,t
four months. ~ -1-''N a.
These negroes belong to the estate Of sal sslts as5 M
are s2a Tor DISTRIBUTION r CHRATuAm
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TIME SALE.
$40. 600 Worth OfSplendid Pronerrv-
AT AUCTION
HARDY RROTWERg a,..rs-

an SATURDAY NO RNIJ 3, 2isi Isna,-, assn d. ts,,,
~ ant ~ reserve e 9i ssi tae isFst5 siar = $500
=, .s 7Sel n ne c.,y g auction Aisl
earnestly invite ne attention Of peans a ant 81 % ~
attend this sale r-'i -'
TERAaof sstr an s1as uur $50 -s.a. f-o eifa ann
sixty days irom $500 ta $500. rfrrfv -. -
paqablein fhs Ciy Bank.
N-f'sle positive 49,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

A NEGRO nan By the name Of HENRY, rsnsEav from ~
"a house in sumner county the 9Th day Of September
1853 He is about "a years Old, Of black complexion a3u
feet inches h, full face, fine head q hair weighs les
40 pounds he Is what Is termed No. second ratslan; hs
his back hips Had when be lef, brown
half lie raised By Wiley Dougas
OF sumner county. viii give fifty dollars for him
taken in the State II in any other State viii give one
dred dollars.
Address H. H. Haynes Co., Nashville, Tenn or myself d
Saundersvie. isl2O-dtfl JOHN X. TAYLOR
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PenmanshIP and photography.
R. D0LBEAR' classes will commence on Saturday, the
w 2l5tinst. at the Of College Public
squareentrance College All who wish Join
D. classes should do Immediately from the
try hnis their lessons II week
PESEAEsHrP.-HouTs 70 il A. NJ 3to5 P NJ Otto 4 70
a. night.
Photography
There branch Of easily learned as this and
improving 70 its possessor than this
Besides he day class in Photography, there will from
to night, which will accommodate Legaors Medical
sudents others who have the leisure attend 9TH
tiTres.
How greatly increased would be the value Of medical
lectures ssrmOn il they taken KEEP.
tue study and reference. That this useful easily
learned, shown by Mr.. DIS success s1rnr ching
children from Z 70 y vea4s Of axe faraO
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Visit OF state Legisiatures--Ehat Ought
the GIlE Anrhnririoa 10 nnl

by an announcement in another article in this
morning paper It viii be seen that the Legislature
Of Kentucky has accepted an invitation from Capt.
Shirley, Of the Mail Line, to make an excursion TO
this city the 10th inst upon which visit they VIII
be accompanied by the Legislature Of Tennessee.
1t is also probable that the members Of the Legsla-
ture Of Ohio viii also take occasion to meet their
brethren Of the two States named in a fraternal
union that can not but serve to bind more closely
the bond Of sympathy between the sovereign States
What ought the city authorities to do? The as
semblng of three State Legislatures at a single
point would be feature in the history Of the Union
something that has never before been witnessed
In view Of the importance Of the occasion, shonld
not the Mayor call an extra meeting of the City
Council, in order that some steps may be taken to
give our distinguished visitors a fitting reception?
We are decidedly Of opinion that such course
would be exceedingly appropriate, and We trust
that our City Executive viii promptly Ond to
what would meet the unanimous wishes d Bur citi-
zens. An opportunity is now given to the authOri
ties to show 10 the Representatives of our sister
States that Cincinnati preserves the most fraternal
regard for every portion of the Union, without
reference to sectional differences or the prejudices
Of a class We hope to see our city authorities
take some prompt action in this important matter
that shall do credit TO themselves and the great Ne
tropolis Of the West.-CJ Cincinnati Eng. jan 2Oh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-22

There was a-dinner given to the Hon. BAuIE PEr
TON, distinguished citizen Of this State in the city
Of Philadelphia, on the evening Of the l4th inst
The special reporter Of the New York Tiaes Re
publican) heads his account Of it thus
THE DENTON nFSNEH.
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NOTICE..

No GEs
WILL sell WEpNESDAY n lav Of Nay, 1863, to tie
highest bidder on the premises, GIG ACRES OF LAND
the property Of G. Wilcox lying east Of the
Nashville and Hopdnsvle road 70 the state line, in
0ery county Tennessee through which the Memphis
GAINESVILLE ad Louisville Aaroai passes about mile and
quarter Of which viii be sub divided to suit purch4s
ers. l will q sell tie
GraYsviiIe PFOpeFsYs
upoa which reside, in Told Co. kys coataHing 30
with 40acrez Of woodland ATTACHED
SaEEone fourth cash balance In 3 and years
with interest from date, and lien retained upon the property
There E also sold the time, Of llorses,
Nulesasgs, Cattle &c Together with Household and Kitchen
Furuture Na9s and survy IS viii exhibited due time.
ANY person wishing farther information apply 70
A. g WILCOX ur0n the premises g. i. WILCOX
Nashville UnG1 Aeric cory tn day Of sale, and send
lill 70 the Subscriber az Graysv De- ~ lans-sa
Corn aad wheat.
r WILL pay the highest market price for Corn and wheat
liyered II the City Mills. s.N, HObLlNeshOhIA,
ctI Market Street.
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nUnss III r7Ass
BURGE s. SWAMI.
WHeLEsALE CsR0OERs.
AND rzslEas


Foreign and Domestic liquors,
cen. COLLEGE, AND cHEUHCIEsEREEgs,
NASHVILLE, rEEHEsseE
WI hsvsuow in stone al,ss and ven ssso.sd stock Of
large quaa.ies during t Our sick con
sugars.
eco hhds Louisiana sussy, loebbls Coverings D r..
Crushed, p boxes D r Loir,
$50 DO Small Loaf oorree.
SEQ bags prime Rio. 5lbagsPams Laggyra,
100 Do o. a-JaVa- ,,-,.,s..
500 bls Choice Plantation, ssbar1sls N osyr0p.
600 "a do do 81 raosasss st. Louis.
Srndries.
s0obzs star Candles, 500 z bzs Star Candles,
50 bzs Talloa can6llsl 3 'ags Spice.
SO bis New YORK aud Eossa-so0 e,sts Soda, 'Pp
dale Cement, l.8 bzs DO ia paper,
50 sacks Race Ginger 30 Do Indigo, extraiile,
. casks Dutch Nader, 20 cs fresh Rce,
900 dozen Painted Bpekets, 10 ness Painted Tubs,
300 dozen Zinc Wash Boards $50 doz Brooms.
2Oob Carrots Botlesnua 80 bSs GaFr=tis Paper snu
bbs eutler's Blocking 2 5ois Mlsou's Blacfing,
90 bxs window Glass, 500 bxi GLASSWARE ass.rtsi
5000 pounds sar Leads 1000 40 Shot, assorei sizes
a5 bbls Pecans, 20 bbls Almonds
f5J hlf bxs isaisns, go hzs 3 liaisins
ties fresh Figs. hbls Filterts,
100 bEs fresh Peaches 200 dozen FRESH Cove Oysters,
100 kegs Nails, Bemon bIands 50 bxs Brandy Peaches
200 coils Manila Hope. 800 HaifbusheI Measures.
COO bags Cotton Yarns, assored1JJ balls Wrapping Paper
sizes, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
J 90 chests Black Tea, 100 b0ls Cider Vinegar.
& % chests ImDeEial Pea, 100 hx5 Ground Ginger.
LIQUORS.
900 bbls Tenn Wste Whisky, 800 bbs Deans extra WHISKY
\ 100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward 4 Cary's do
/ 50 do Robertson dc 125 do Old bye
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 10 do do NeF5oms DO
do Louis La BeItou 30 SO DO Julius II. Smiths Old
90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY,
! . DO Blackberry DO casks CaiaEba brady,
] 10 de- Peach do 80 bbls Crane do
40 IS casks Seignette 90 25 90 Ginger a.
I Is bbls Rum and Gin, 90 10 Apple do
i 10 casks sherry Wine, 25 csks segneits DO
] 25 bbls Malaga bbls Holland Gin,
! "a kegs Lemon Cordial. 10 Swan
10 cases Champagne, Z pnts, Is casks Madeira Wine,
3 bxs White VINE, 90 do Old Port 10
$50 bbls fresh Ale, various 10 hbls DO Ginger do
! = brands, p baskets Champagne, pts
/ IS bxs Claret Wine. and Quarts
20 do London Porter.
Tobacco
900 bxs Va assorted brands 800 bxs Tenn asserted brands
100 DO KY. do do $50 DO No do do
| 5000 Imported Cigars, 10000 Domestic Cigars.
OILS.
50 bbls Linsecd OIL 30 bbs Lard Oil
/ 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles We viii sell low down for cash.
BCRGH & SWAMI.
P.s-0ur Mr.. Swan, whs well known as an experienced
buyer VII remain in New Orleans daring the present season,
and keep our house well supplied with heavy groceries
would respectfully invite the trade gYs call before
chasing elsewhere. ljap22l B. 4 5.
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TUE subscribers agents Tor large importing house M
have 10 store, and constantly receiving various s
qualities and prices Orders filled unusually low rates uen
accompanied BY the cash. BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & Co.
JauEU SO. 81 Cellare street
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ROOTS, gBARKS AND caves,
rs
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals,

EWTB ask the afflicted Of shsE sex Vi "a DO You prefer
w pleasant azd delicious syrup eopour dei from Na.
osn Hemeiie8-one which viii speedily ana psrn1anentv &
you o. the compounds heretofore usel with an ther -
seous and de5litang eject, together with he oagsoue i
many times following the use q Mineral pJsons
The Cherokee Remedy il Natures own sreeff, g. e..
rhaa Gieat, Gravel Structure. Floor Albus Fhir rI,
and ali diseases 9f the Urinary Organs; cdn 49, - -
naturaaEs, after an other preparations Ave IL ~. - 49,
OF Heavens best merces b olemiuE mon n
produced Of is selects which so-ld stagger cred;l
The uauseolg Preparations heretofore ussf h. 7r. f
tins has one instance been known h f Hl, -
markipd, the Governor Of te world g Fsss- no - ot
% XII, but 20 cure.
In mercy be has appans-d Medicine g.. ,. Ill.,,
which when taksn, quczy dss % al pan 8f - a ffeFl
the dieass AZ every post and Win de .v 40 s srv
admirable, never give % rest unilit has aup. iisi Il
frou Ire holy SKA the uuforter s ates 10 frr
health End Viggr.
This -Rcmedy strikes At the very root II The IL ran
deuey Is not simply 20 suspeni e poison h1f + roTe ne
which g depends
u ? And what ENHANCES ITS YALrR.f, tts entire Alb
Of an HTu8sors t1as gsH Il. en- ~ H. ee9rr
ing he toss able Eihouf yer r -rectei Is a
sllelecg" iaT saeret aI1esssa.
Ut y tTst5pE Felefal diseases. lih f-Ii f,r fhelr
permanent accompany eacl bottle
III a1l - al fele1lAlle rlT1iat- ami dslers ia nell
enss. POTrEI 4 MEilW IS. Sole Fropretors,
Sc. Laus No.
soil 10 Nsshv wholesale By Berry 4 nsnviie ADJ Eu
Ing Pendlsaa, retail D. Henisr,hot and az DEug
sss eTeryWAers decf-iig1 ynside
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SPdLDIYG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all ouch emergencies ane household can afford be
without it, 10 always ready ana up the sticking point
There is longer necessity for limping chairs spineTei
neers needless dolls and broken cradles. Il article
Tor conc she'll and other ornamental work. popular With Ia
dies OF refinement ant taste.
THIS admirable prepaon is used cold, being chemically held
IN solution, ard possessing al the valuable qualities Of hest
cahinetmakes ue. It may the place Of or nary
mucilags, being vastly adhesive.
stUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE, Is ceu
Wholssals DRot 10. 4S Ce9ar St,est. Esp T.rE.
Address HENRY C. SPALDING & Co,
Box No. 5000 NsH York.
Put for Dealers in Cases containing four EIGHT All eiTe
dozena beautiful LihOgraph SLOW Card aecomparns each
package.
VI 2 single bottle Of SPALDISgs PREPAREp GLrE viii
ten times its cost annually to every h9usshod.=l ID
Sold By All prominent Satouers Druggists hardslre and
Furni'u Dealers Groeers, and Fancy stores
Country merchants should note SfsuLsga's PRE-
PARED GLUE when making up their list twill stand any climate
JAMS d.tE&wly
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ApVANCED -.

CoI.EcTua's 0FBIcE cIrr Ha1l.
NASHVILLE, Jan. go, iaf0f
FH9AN PAYERS Who aish to avail Themselves Tie privileges
Of the law allowing pre- payment Of Corporation Taes
Tor the year 1859. hereby Hldei that ieY
by calling az Collectors Office Interest ruta Of one
per NORTH vii be allowed from the certificate
an t.e lst Of July 0vers Of taxable property Ia his e
VIII md &c to IN If interest % cali ImuelIa isly
ian2l-ln A. NELSON. Collector
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HEN DERsON RIOS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBEsRs,
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS,
NO. 70 DzADERIcK STREET,


GS0METING over half 10 number Of q that large and
- valuable q Land known the s. ". Ovcrton
Land smith county Tenn Carthage has been sold: the
balance and the valuable part, Is in market r sale,
containing some 33 uin G. brick Mansion other
badngs q which Is cleared lots in
the Gncst condition for cultivation AID farming purpose re
mainn- portion e woods. There g also Interest
Turnpike roads and Cumberland River
The owners, Dr. James 0FeIt5n. % Nashville Tenn. and
Mrs Sarah Whrey Of Lexington KY are oaering The land
Tor sale very liberal terms Thoss desiring purchase VIII
cali o. Doctor Overflow or James B. oore5 Es ,o Carthage
janI5--u5E
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FOR 1TE1TPFFES AND NEW ORLEANS,

FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
TEYHE new steamer JAMES Woods. Capt. WIN -
81 fOYD, VIII leave Louisville her srst trip, ellas-s
Tor the above and all iatsrmediats ports on THURS
DAY, the 26th inst.
1.-The steamers &naeonka and JBo. A. Fisher viii leave Nash
Tiileon Thursday and 'r4y the jh and 9t1 wiz pascal
GERS f0y the james Woo1s.
A. HAMILTON,
iaH22 Il d HARP Is0S Agents.
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FAD DRESSES and CoiTuras FOR sale By
a j jan20 BORGFELDT GUNTRATU,a % Cherry st.
0RsETs Hoop Skirts ssa Fancy Goods and Toys for sale
~ cheap By B0RaFELDr & GuNTRATH
JaneO 20 Cherry street, Nashville.
A CENTRAL STORE ROOM on second aoor. fr rem. 49,
"a ply b Ll-naol nENL. I. suIELna d e.
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TO ARRIVE.

81 hhs Wonderful Potaoeshve acres year produced
800 bIsnels-t0 arrive krnan ard for sale hv
jau2t d. d. uICKBY a CoIiere street
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NIFTEEN pounds No I, just reserved per steamer Empress
< which viii oe sold At manufacturers prices. by
ian2l BENZ, r. SHIELDS & Co., No y College 81.
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HFATING moved my goods to Cherry street, aext Is In
Traders Bank one door from Union, take the occIsal
thanks friends and the liberal n1ron
age bestowed at the former stand hope that change place
Enot only continuance, but increase Of the tad
heretofore received. Iiau1ul j n. Nccrrffr.