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Fronn LouiaviIIp
River NaWa.

tuners and mechanics have signed protest against
the Mayors proclamation advising the closing OF
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UndeT-shirIS and Drawers.

MIX SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy and very hre
= Cashmere Shirts and Drawers DC;
Eerinc Shirts and Drawers, y . DO:
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, F" =" do;
Shaker FLANNEL shirs and Drawers eavv and very fne;
Canton Flannel Shirts and Drawers, do do;
English Brown Cotton Shirts and Drawers, do DO;
Men Of size can and Underwear suit at No. % Cherry
street, door from Union J. H. McGILL.
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The total number Of deaths in Memphis for the
week ending the Sd inst was thirty-two.
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A Po1IrIcAL JokE.-A cOuntryman was lazily
sauntering along some of the principal streets of
Atlanta the other day, when his attention was at
tracted by placard one of the business houses,
which appeared to astOnish him not Little. Present
ly ne was heard TO sxclaim. " The devil he is Who
then will run on the American ticket now 2? "Bells
hung :" was the inscription on the card-Mdrieitl
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Arrival of the prince ALBERT.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5--John Mitehell's steam chair
factory, is burned Loss sT5,OOOto 100000. In
sured for S40,500. .st ri
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CITY NOTICES.
auction Sal e EXTRAORDINARY.

A. ]. MCWHTRTER & Co.. No. "A, Corner Public
Square and Suspension Bridge street, will offer their
LARGE AND HANDsoNE SrooK OF DRY GOODS AND TRIM
NINGs &c. at auction, commencing Wednesday
morning at O'Clock, Nov. 18th, and continuing from
day to day until every article is closed. All persons
are invited to attend. novG-3t
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m.mnhl. Races--Firth Day.

THE FIRST RACE Friday was for the CANPBELl
Stake. for three year olds, two mile heats sub
scription $500, $3.50 forfeit the Club to add plat
worth $500, provided two or more start. There
were sixteen subscribers, bat A. KEESE RrcHARDs
Betty Ward, by Lexington, ont of Mary Cass, waI
the only one that answered to the call the other.
paying forfeit Betty Ward galoped over the track
and took the purse.
THE SECOND RACE was for the Proprietors' Purse
sIOO, mile heats, the entrance money (sIO) to be
added to the purse, for which three horses were
named J. CAAPBELEs chestnut colt by Glencoe, dam
Little Emily, by Wagner, three years old; w ROUND
TREES chestnut FLY Berta McGayock by Glencoe
dam Roxana, by Chesterfield, three years old, and
c. SrOSE's "a. BARxEs) chestnut geldng Toodles. by
Highlander, dam by Epsilon, three years old
Toodles was the favorite at the odds of 100 to 25
ana the offers were not readily taken at that
F'fss Hedt.-They got off well together, Campbell
IN the lead. By the time the first quarter was
reaehed Berta McGaYock had passed Campbell and
Foodles passed him before the half mile was passed
Berta won the heat in 1853, ToodIes being second
and Campbell third.
The betting was now in favor of Berta McGavoek
at large odds. with few takers
Second Hsat.-Campbell agoin took the lead, but
was soon passed successfully by Berta and ToodIes,
in which position they passed the judges stand.
Time of the heat l:541.
suHnGRT, fssss
FRIDAY Nov 9-Csmpbeh three year olds heatI
tEo miles subepon s50 forfeit $50 declaration $50, the
Club 70 add gold Goblet Of the value Of $780, provided two or
Kssne Richards Bette Ward, by Lexington out Of
mary Cass -.--- L !
ATHrner Archect By Imp Giencoe out Of Princess
Anne by Imp Leviathan -''-.."-- pa II |
John Warren's By Imp Glencoe, cut Of Maid Of Or
leans by Bethune. pa - /
jobs Yeatman's gr by RBgold, dam BY ArkalukA Pd u
Barnes Oh Toodles by Hhlandes Gam by Epsilon, pd II
L and Bradley's en- by Lexington, out OF mary
Lewis BY Imp Ainderby .'.---,-'' pa II
EcIiPss D..S : ..-~-, -. = -. pd
BreAihtt & Roundtree's Sale woodward, ey imp Al
bion, out Ct Eudora By Imp Prarn pa Il
By wagner e-S y -P ~'~-.~.,- pd
Glencoe ~ @as.-. .--.-y % pd
John cay's Cotton BY Lexington, ont Of Topaz by
Imp Glencoe. pd Il
oheathGm br Hoops, By Free Trade, out Of Idaby
Imp bolgnazztr ...... pc ~ |
Tathsn. pd #
Douglas br Hillside, by Childe HArldo, Of Day
Dream by Imp Lu1bOrOugh pd IT
Srdngs or BY Childe Harold, out Of Delta BY Inp
PriHm pd
Also br by Childe Harold, out OF Kate King BY Imp
Prian.. pd n
SAM opreors Purse, 500 mile heats entrance
$40, entrance money ADDED.
Roundtree enters Oh Berta McGavock, by Glencoe,
dam Boxana by Chesterfield, By
Q Stone entered Barnes oh Toodes by Highlander,
Campbell enters eh by Glencoe, dam Little Emily by
wagner ) y } J |
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mAURY COUNTY. TENNEssEE.

Il
MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for sale.
TTVHE undersigned Win oasr at Public Sale on Thursday,
december goth 1869, uniesl 2rsVioasly dlspoSed
MAURY COUNTY LAND,
Situated on Sc Ratsrs Of Brbrby sbOut seven miles ron
columbia and miles from the village q Pleasant,
andrew J. Polk aud others. containing
Thirteen Hundred ana FIffy Acres.
OF which there COO or 100 scres veil Ia
guar s s1ieeE to accommodas 100 negroe bsre are alec
az ns premises selent Gin Tonacco Barn. Stab
sre Is are ioor exeeileat springs on e plantation, which
.s ss % make the land susceptible % heirg dFidei
- er farnl desired bypurcassrs. or II an orned bv
0ne' making e he most desirable
stock Farm in Tennessee.
There VII also Be sold the sane tine and MACE an he
IN .sI 49,. Corn, Rye Cattle, Hogs &C., snd ne Arm
also propose 70 sSll In families to ruit purchasers, Do,z
OF ths most valuable lot IN he STATE f
EIGHTY NEGROES,
Among them are Pasteers, Basksnhs and Carp.nsr No
diseased viii Be pointed out =
TERMS OF SALE.
Iae lang WI os sola on e o. one tEo, three and four
years, for bond with approved security, and pvabe h RsE
bearing interest the purchase money date: d it
viii be required to be paid annually
The negroes will be sold IN families on aer OF one And ~
win interest," AID such security will accepshIs ~
Lucus George ". Polk myself which viii made knon
IL unless previously disposed Of the seth Of Dscsnb
ms stock CT Cattle Hogs Proyender, Farming Iuplemsn
c viii be sold on zett Of twelve moths Eih interest
Forfurther particulars application may Be made to Lucius
or Geo '" Polk, near tie premises, or 70 address
Ost. p, JO-d,.ws4ln Florence nc Ala, GiaSsm.-
NASHVILLE BGaAsr Memphis ApDs1 and Louisville Journal
copy one month and send bills 10 ne aivertiserj
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. %, 1860.
At the National Fair this day. the first and highest
premium was awarded to the Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machine, the Singer, Wheeler Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
octl4-dtw&wlm. -r.-ss
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sPECIALNoTECEs.


An experienced &nd female physician, soethn
syrup for children eething which greatly facilitates process
o. teeshing by saning the gums. reducing inaammaton
x aay all pain, AMI Is regulate the Depend
upon II mothers, IL vii give rest % yourselves relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe caseS See adver.
tserent in another column. octes-Iy
DAALEK'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
adapts Itself to the condition patient and the climate IN
sElen ne lives In all Of scrofaa, Eryspsas Fever
cores Iuor Bois Rngwor, and all other dsor
ees ootn children and su is harmless but e3ecVe and
tnough surface reme IL passes through the eeuntie orces
VINO suuer or pine miserable existence be induced try
rs neAh n1uence Sold at the principal depots Broadway
n T. and Charities Street, New Orleans By WRIGHT co.
senersl Agents Alsoby all druggists and eschanls.
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SAM. VANLEER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale retail. all kinds of Hardware at prices
TO suit the times Call on them for bargains.
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Reported by h II Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore ohIs
Railroad Azenl.

Reported BY T. arrison, sseancoAt aho bsilnore . UNI
Eaiiro4d Azent
Ourriver ed .lnues to rise slowly now on Harpett
Shoals six feet large The weather indicates more
rain, whichif it takes place in sufficient quantity
will maintain the river at six or seeven feet fOl
a few days. To the travelling public we would say
that our light class steamers will be enabled from
this time cut to afford facilities TO all points on the
Ohio and Mississppies, without fail. On the present
rise the James Woods viii go from this port to New
Orleans on Wednesday next; likewise the G. Z
HiIman for st. Louis, direct; also the Commodore
Perry Cor Pittsburgh, direct
ExPEcTED
Commodore Perry, from Pittsburgh.
James Woods from New Orleans.
C.E Hilman. from st. Louis
Mlnnetonka, from Paducah
Noble Ellis from Paducah.
Nav Duke from Louisville.
John Gault, from Louisville.
Mellose from Cincinnati
Glenwood from Cincinnati.
Poland from Cincinnati.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad rates via Packers
bueh and thence by rail. are as follows:
LIST clas I'd 81 4th Flour uncompreseed
Baltimore. I25 LILO 10 6s 20 100 IS
Philadelphia, l lao I20 So 68 l.30 80 80
New York l.50 LIS 80 7S LBS . IS
Boston, l.65 l,S3 IS so LAB 80
River Freights-To GAINESVILLE, 20 cents per IOOlb
Points below and to snthland and Padueah rs
cents.
To Cincinnati, pound fits. Is cts. pr. lsOlbs. Pig
Metal, 81 so per ton. g a,- ..f -sas
To Pittsburgh pound fits. 80 cts. pr. 100 lbs. Pig
Metal 81 per ton.
To Louisville, pound fits. 15a2o cts. pr. lOOlbs.
To ST. Louis. I" 25a30 cts. pr. 100 lbs.
To.New Orleans g 30s35 cts pr. 100 lbs
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REMEMBER TIE ONLY WAY TO DEFEAT LINCOLN Is
TO CAST THE YoTE OF THE S0Um AS UNIT.
TIE ONLY WAY UNITE THE SOUTH Is TO VOTE
FOR BRECKnRIDGE AND LANE.
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New YORK, Nov. 5-The steamer Persia las ar.
rived at Cape Race with Liverpool dates of Satur-
day evening 9th direct and Telegraph adTices via
Queenstown of the 28th .F.-' o-~
Italian affairs are unchanged.
The Warsaw meeting adjourned on the 26th. Re
liable reports say that the principle of European
Congress was agreed Upon.
1t reported that Austria proposed the mediation
Of France for the pecific solution Of the Italian
question
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LITERARY PAPERs.-GRgENE d Co, Union street,
have at last received the Ledger for this week, and
all Cthor
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BuIbOus Roots.
Tor Rent or Lease.

VETE have assortment Of the choicest But bOui
Wv kOOGS, imported from Holland, suitable for planting
November December for Towering the Psror in Jsnra
or February. (novI-fl MACKENZIE & MINOH1N.
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SANEORD'S
Liver Lnv1@oratO1s,
NEVRR nRRUUUr AMPS

IT Is compounded entirely from Gum, ana
has becomean established fsc Standard Medicine, known
sorted TO WITH confidence in all the disease which
| Ia recommended =
| 1t has cured thousands Z within the last two years
who had given up al hopes OF relief a. the numerous
The dose adapted 70 the temperament or the
individual taking - and Us ed in such Quantities - 60
Us. Let e. s he fessi 4 S S? AZ z. sD
will cure Liver Com g plants, Bilious ATT
tacks, Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrh0ea
u m m r o m. = plaintss DYsente-
~, DrOPsY, Sour = Stomach, Ea biGual
CosEivenesss Chol- &c, Cholera, ChOIe-,
ra IuOrbus, ChOleFR Infantum, Flatus
lence, n un Ice e Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue - cessfalZ a. an Ordtna.
ny Family meGte p cine. It will cure SICK
svsnty 5 Sr ca sre ss:y Te an
sPOOnfuls are TAX = en- at the commencement OF
attack s-r = IsEl1FE
All who use itare giving their mO1y
in its favor. b. 80 a. -sE3E
NIX water in the mouth vii h the Inyigorator, swallow
Also SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure put up
The Family Ca : 'GaartiS PfLLisa gen
tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
have long used the PILLS ard the satsfaetion which
all express regard their has induced me to place
The Profession we'll know that different oahsrcs set
The FAMILY Ca = tTHARTIo PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from > variety OF the Purss Tege.
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
alimentary canal, and are ~ good safe cas-
where Catharie is = needed, such ID
arrangements Of the ; Stomach, Sic p 4.
ness, Pains in the Back and EO n 8,
COsIiVeEeSS, a in and Soreness over
the whole Q =, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglscted,i :, end in long Of Fe
Loss OF ADpes . ttite,a Cree ping Sem
gatiOn OF Cold over = the bOdy, ReSIlesss
ness, Headache, or = weight IN Eh g head.
all 1nfIamsnatO rY - Diseases, ~ OrIns, in
Children Adults, Rheumatissn, a great
purifier Of the Blood - and many diseases to which
fssh heir too numerous &c mention Ia his advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver EaYigeratOr and Family Ca
thGrtic tae by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale By the trade ia all the large towns
s. 7. W. SANFORD, n, D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, n. 7.
r... s-.. .-.s. OF. WOOD L CO.,
tebl,4 81. Louis, No.
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
viii cures ngStanding Cold very short time. hs

following:
PHTLADEIFHA, Feb. IS, 1855.
DR. O. NJ. JAcKsoE-sir: had for some suffering
under severe cold having pains through whole
throat and hoarseness when recommended to ~ ooE
lands Basamic Cordial" accordingly procured bottle an
am happy TO state that half Of completely cured e
unhesitangy recommend my friends who pay Ds ~
Hlsry afflicted, and deem 1t than justice 70 oe- ~
ELEANOR McHENRY, r.r
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by O. n Jackson No ~ AIca s.rss
Phadephs for sale By Druggist and
o. j. WOOD, st. Louis, Wholesale Agents Tor ne nsst.
IRWIN PFNDIRTgN 4 co., Nashville. Tenn, Wholesale
Ig.ntS RetaIed by 10 g. BROWN and EVANS, g. W HEN
1ERSEOTT and WELLS 4 HOOPER, Hashvillei ]. B.
MATHEWS, B5geheld !; j. o. DOEOA' Souu NAsnFile'
tsbII-ly
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All those indebted to J. c. NICHOLSON & Co. or
to NICHOLSON & HUsPHREr, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need of
H.. a.... m
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COMMERCIAL.


!
o0TroN1n last weekly review Of the Cotton market v
noticed SAILS OF 81 SOC bes without any qnotahs change in pr
Since then there has been egularity the demand
day about 5000 les sold steady prices andn MONDAY
the demand Continued fair and 10 600 bae were
rates On Tuesday buyers again forward with fair degree
spirit and took abont the amount the bushes Oft
liberal scale amounting fully bales but on yeser
day the demand fell Of and although factors rather Ies
gent their prsensons, the business did not exceed 500 bales
while to day factors have demand freely
the influence Of tight money market, ard increased difficulty In
king total for the week Of bales the closing
in favor Of buyers but requiring no change
Inferior. 10000. O. Middng l.taIlk
9rdin ry; a5lg sH Coed Go Midd ling
Low MiddDg....... z9IOzI Fsir.............. o.
The receipts week embrace 6 OBS bales against for
the sospondiag week last The total receipts since the
ls Of September have been 6e4 bales against 4S9S 70 the
same date last year.
The exports Of The week 4 bales comprising
Barcelona, and ESQ to Boston -
bilss.
The for The corresponding week last year sOi4
bales and the total exports to date 2sD653 bales
Te stock hand this evening $50 1919 bales against
! al the same time astyear.
character.
1909 hhds which Saturday npriyae TERMS
and the residue sncs including o hhds mostly Lug at 4
Holders claim very prizes, though in the absence Of parc
uars Of the principal sales figures are still nominal and
repeated only for reference
Planters .-...'. ''-''''--. SIG ~
kair..-.--... oHe ~
Chose an sci ............. 9Jsal0I
Therecepts 1877 hhds against Al FOR
corresponding week last The total receipts since the s Of
September have been 1891 hhds against e to the same date
The exports embrace 1914 hhd Of which 800
New York, TIA for Cadiz for orders, and to Bremen
The total exports September have beh 945 hhds
against 69C6 70 the same date last yeSr;
The stock on hand this evening hds against 1856 at
the time last ".
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NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, 1860
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau OF
the Sventh Annual State Fair of Tennessee t. ex-
anime and mark, award for the best Family sew
ing Machine. find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The |. II. SINGER. WHEELER
WILSON, A. B. HOWE, and the GROVER Il BAKER
The first three named. although differing IN con-
strucOn and capacity, still far as the stitch IS
concerned all arrive at the same point, making
what is called and known the shuttle stitch, each
using shuttle or shuttle and bobbin, upon which all
the lower thread thread used underneath requIr
ed to be respoOled The Shuttle Machine may De used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree OF
satisfaction but conceive from their cODstrue-
ton operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important TO meet the
wide range OF requirements in machine for family
sewing, we find more fully combined in the GROVER
BAKER-eXtent of capacity, simplicity Of con-
struction, ease of management, advantage Of using
thread from two spools without rewinding; strength
of work, elacticity, durability and regularity of
stitch, and quletuess of movement We therefore
mark award 10 the GROVER & BAKER.
JOIN HEROES, Chairman.
10. w. HORTON,
j. w. WILSON
c. II. WHITE,
JAS A. WOODs
hereby certify that the above is a true COPY of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860
L. P. WILLIAMS,
Secy State Agricultural Bureau
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Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No. IS Public Square Nash
vile, Tennessee. r. H. BRoCKwAY
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER & BAKER Pa
tent for he State of Tennessee
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Found,
IL a. n.

ON the Lebanon Turnpike, the Hermitage. Pocket
containing several prOsoy notes and other papers,
WITCH the get BY calling this Office and paying for
this advertisement.
Oct dw-H.
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Workmanship and Photography,
w. BOLREAR.

TWILL on Saturday, be q opena class for teaching
M the above useful arts Alr. KiEkmans Building,
ne n Summer and Union streets BOurs to s. P. aud
10 At peh All who wish join the eaIsss should secure
seats without delay the snail and viii sccommo
date a large number. oct25-tf
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WANrED-A gentleman, business man, De, want
ed partner in a respectable and profitable bust
ness. with 1000 cash. He must be as above. Adj
dres "a &. IL 81. 'SRoBERT,
octIG-dIm .-.... . sHes Post Office
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stock for Sale.

JoIN WHoRLEI, 80 South Market Street offers
for sale SIS, 900 ,corb of Seckl Gail and see him.
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FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO

By the quantity Call and examine. at A Unic
0etl2.t p6R NV. LANGLEY.
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COMMON, MEDIUM

I am Offering great inducements to parties wish
inr 70 r,,rrhnsa --------
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The assreaT English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
protected AssZs. Letters.
~ H''" S& s Patent
PrsporSe from prssorpsioa Of Sir CZares r. D., Ply
stefan Extraordinary 3 Tie Qnssn.
This ryaluabs unfainK in the cure OF an those
painful and dangerous diseases which constitution
subject Il odeates all and all obItruetisns,
and speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies
It peculiarly suited. It will, short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, p-ce Dollsr Ssfs TIE Government ssp Of
Ores. Britain, 10 prevent counosrfsits
rs CAUTION.
7Aess Ps azO1ld not Be taEsa Or IsaIss itsraO sis
FIRST 7RREE AONTS Of Pregnancy, as tbey RTs srsf 90
bring AscarTd0s, but az any other time they
IN all OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight sxeron, Papitaon Of the
Heart, Mysteries and Whites. these P will Ebso
al other means have le9 and alihoagh powerful remedy,
DO no. contain iron, esloel anthony, anything hurtiuto
lie constitution.
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late j. g. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N 7.
NB-slOO postage ssmps enclosed 10 any author
agent, will insure bottle containing 50 pills, By
mail.
Sold in Nashville BY Berry Demovi1le G. v. Hendsr-
shott,J. @. Blown and all respectable druggists
dsc4-d.tW&w-ly
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J1s-Call and try JoHN WHoR1Er's best Fine Cat
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nash
vile. a large assortment hand and sale at very
low prices!
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Most EXtensIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

MN KNABE 4 o., Nos I, ;, and :, ButSH street,
w Baltimore, respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and prepared
supply the great demand for their They unqueson
ably the most durable and contain all the latest improvements,
and fully guaranteed for ave gears For Ersat
power OF tone and agreeable touch they unequalled.
Thaberg srakoseh and other Pans have used them IN
their concerts and hsre gven certificates for their superiority
They have for tie last years, taken the premiums
all competition in all the fernt States where they have beea
exhibited Last they received Eve frs
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern adeplano and
nefor The best against all competition
full supply Of the above celebrated nstruents
ceiVing By J. A. MCCLURE,
u1y5, b0-d6Tly 80 Sole agent Nashville
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIouring Mill.
ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR Millstones ORDER Smut
Mills, Mil Spndes, Mill Gearling, Boiling Cloth Of all
numbers butch anchor brand beng hosting and regulating
wire picks and plaster Paris and imposd from
the manufacturers which enables TO sell best articles az low
pices. e-ar .51sls sIe'a ts..f.l
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice of nng operations Mlers and Mil
Wrigbts will their my stock and
prices before purchasing All goods sold by WSrrensdo
give satisfaction. = Z. ~ II F
All orders and Communications promptly attendsn to.
P. N. RYAN
Ger College and Broad SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
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stoves, Crates, Castings!
IL stock Of thsre articles The house, No. College
n street, We disposiog Of est. 1; you want.
COOKING STOVES, for Weed or Coal;
WROUGHT KRON STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
CHURCH STOVES
Or any ether kind Of a. prices o- sssh
now is the opportunity 70 obtain them.
Aoyt-1 aACKsNElB 4 AIHCuIN.
Store Ro0ass Tor Rent.
1.-TWO Store Rooms, we'll f5r n balance
u 1850. Apply R1NJ. =. snfEI. 4 CO.
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