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TIE MAXWELL HoUsE.-NR. HEFFERSAN-We copy
from the Patriot of yesterday the following tribute
to the energy Of a very worthy man. Mr.. HEFFER-
NAN has turned out job of which any man might
be proud:
The work on this new hotel is progressing rapid
". and the entire structure it Is believed will be
completed in little over twelve months from this
time. The foundation was eXcavated, and the walls
laid, by our fellow-townsman William Heffernan,
Esq, to whose energy, perseverance and indOmlt-
able will the builder greatly indebted for the pre-
sent forward condition of the entire block. Mr.
II. labored increasingly from the time he first struck
a blow ill the entire basement was completed,
which for sOlidity, completeness of finish and dura
bilIty. is fully equal TO any similar work IN the
United States, and il Will ever remain a monument
to the industry and genius of one of our most eX-
cellent and enuerPrising citizens. 1t is always
OF pleasure Tor to note the great improve
ments going in our city, and douby TO see
that they are pushed forward and fostered by our
citizens, and trust shall see the " hand writ
ing " of the indomitable Hefiernan on many a
wall, - for we know of no one more competent and
deserving
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Ten CENTS To THE FAIR GRoUNDs.-HHL's line of
omnibuses will leave the Public Square every half
hour during the Fair week, and take passengers to
the Fair Grounds for ten cents. The Omnibuses will
start from the corner of Square and College street
1U
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TO NELLY.
MOST respectfully Dedicated TO Mrs. W.
p. F., Of EdgefIeId.
Thou art an opening rose bud
A pure and sinless child,
VIII pretty blue eyes banning,
Half earnest and half Midi
We love thy voice OF melody,
Thy cheeks pure roseate glow,
The brightness Of thy cherub smile,
And vhiteness OF thy brow.
Thou art gift most holy
Thy Split born above
Still earth its angel wings,
And wins fondest love;
How sad to know, sweet baby,
The doom Of ali below
Must shade thy gentle spirit
ANA cloud thy brow OF snow.
But God will lead thy footsteps,
And shield thy chdhoods hour.
And guard thy SOman's trusting heart,
Through his almighty power.
May peace attend thee ever,
And joy make glad thy heart, 4
And mayst thou walk the ''narrow way"
And choose the better part"
EDssTrELD, Sept. Sta, $780, LIScoNNJE'
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Arrival of the Illinois.

NEW YORK, Sept. I2.-The steamship Illinois from
Havana has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.
The steamer Africa sailed for Liverpool to-day,
taking $3.50, 200 specie
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FASTEST TRnrTING.

IN eHIFlts .-IFVUuH % 9UIH r OagVi Of 15uIIIVI'
HARNESS STOCK
FaRcg MTes.-2 entries premium to Tanning &
Harris of Davidson.
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Satisfactory.

To buy Goods On your home HsTehantI who mend rre.
deal Of tine getting up ress from the Manufacturer
Iatsfy and please the tastes q section of county
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sale of valuable = own Lots in CO.
IUmDia.

ON The Goth Of September 1860 will sell to the highest
" binder, on a credit Of one, two and three years.
A Tract of Land containing about Eighty
AcreSp
ito be divided into lots to suit purhasers and lying the
West margin Of the town. and adjoining the lands Of Mayes
J Dale and Mcclure. Bond and approved security will
be required Of the purchaser s1d lien retained.
GREY P. WEBB
angI6-dtw&vtds THOS J. GOPs
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Az IMPORTANT OrNI0N-THE PoSTOFFICE not TO BE
USED FOR FRuD-The United States Attorney-Gen-
era has given opinion sustaining the action of the
Postmaster, of baltimore who refused to deliver let
tiers addressed to fictitious persons or firms The
Attorney-General says the postmaster has authori-
~ under the laws 10 prevent the service from being
used for fraudulent purposes, and then adds:
With that end IN view, you certainly have power
te order the non-devery of letters addressed 10 anv
pgrson under a name which You know TO have
been assumed, part of system intended TO cheat
and defraud the public. But the fraudulent intent
ought 20 be very clear for you arenot invested with
auy authority 10 carry an extended inquiry into
private affairs of persons who receive letters bv
mail nor have you the means Of ascertaining with
correctness what they are. Ii should also be re-
n,ep,bpred that the mere misnOmer Of a man is not
sufficient grounds for saying that the name is cti-
tious neither Is the firm imaginary one because
the stvle of il has no reference 10 the ofits
members. Tor can you stop 4 letter the sole
ground that it is addressed to a person whose en-
1ovment is immoral il being the duty O: tie State
government and not of the POstOfhce Department 10
1unish such offenses But in the under con-
alteration if their be legitimate business Of any
hind carried by C., under tie name Of ID. ~ Co,
# he has caused letters be addressed 70 Baltimore
in a name which Is merely imaginary, II his cor
RESPONDENTS do not know whom they are writing
TO- and if in addition 10 this you find the fact that
C. is using this fiction for dishonest purposes. then
the measures taken by the postmaster at Baltimore
ought to be sustained.
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NAvAL-The following candidates from Tennes-
see to be examined during the present month for
admission into the Naval Academy RICHARD B.
FLOYD. VIM r. HUNTER, JAMES ~ PEARSON, JAMES
A. PETERS, and CHARLES F. SEVER
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There is a letter in the Cincinnati Post Office for
Messrs MORRIS & STEATToN, of this city, detained for
want of prepayment of postage.
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NEW HAVEN, Sept. 12.-The Breckenridge Conven-
ton appointed Electors at large instructng them to
vote for Breckenridge if they could elect him. other
wise for any National man against Lincoln.
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Notice TO COntractOrs.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 1.-THE river is stationary,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l2.-The river is falling with A
feet water in the canal.
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SPRNGFIELD Mass, Sept. 12.-The regular Demo
cratic Convention abandoned to the Douglas men
by the other wing of the party and Erasmus D.
Beach nominated for Governor by reclamation.
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SAM. VANLEER & Co., Market Street. are selling at
wholesale or retail. all kinds of Hardware at prices
% suit the times. Call on them for bargains
SCENTS pm
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TIE creditors Of the late E. G. EASTMAN are request
ed to file their claims with MoRToN B. Howell, Ad-
ministrator, 25 Cherry street
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Not having been able, hitherto, to stay for the
farce we are unable to report to the other ladies
of the establishment any further than that they
all, so far as we have seen them, good looking.
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RreckiuridRe Convent,ou,

WASHINGTON. Sept. I2-The Postofice Department
is considering and trying to remedy the failures of
the New Orleans mail to come within schedule time
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From washington,

New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-THE rosin oil factory on
the new shell road burned yesterday. Loss $780,
900. Uninsured
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STATE FAIR.
Third Day.



Aosi B,cl.-s entries premium to T. FAxSKo
Of Davidson
Aosd Roe--2 entries premium to 7. FASxNG
and Pair of Lambs premium to same.
MIDDLE WOOL
Buek.-s entries premium to Mrs. NARY PATrER-
son, of Davidson.
E,rs-3 entries premium to JOHN S. DUNcEs, of
Kentucky.
Bua.-2 entries; premium to WM MURRr, of
Sumner
Ejoe-4 entries premium to Dr. VIM WILLIAMS.
and premium to same for Pair of Lambs
PURE BLOOD soUrHDowx.
Boet.-S entries premium to 7. L. JOHNSON, of
Davidson.
E0e.-6 entries premium 10 JOHN S. DUNCAN, of
Kentucky.
Pair Laa'bs.-2 entries premium to Dr. E. NJ.
PATTERSON. of Davidson
CASHMERE GOATS.
Buck.-4 entries premium to r. H. HENDERSON,
of kentucky
Eos--3 entries premium to W. G. HARDING, of
Davidson, and premium to same for Pair of Lambs.
PAT CATTLE.
Best BHocka-2 entries 500 premium to W. B.
oliver, of Sumner.
Second best BuHock.-$5O premium to P, A. Cart
wright, of Davidson.
Best Cor or Helfa.-2 entries 500 premium to
T. b. johnson, of Davidson, and $50 premium to same
for second best COW or heifer; also sIOO premium to
same for best head of fat cattle.
HoRsINAxsHP.
1G entries premium to John F. Cage, of Sumner.
HARNESS STOCK.
Farcg MBes.-2 entries premium to Tanning &
Harris of Davidson.
FASTEST TRoTTING.
Fastest TrOtti,g Gelding IN HGrnesS-2 entries
premium to Capt G. W. Hammer of Davidson.
Time 2:551.
The premiums on hogs and poultry omitted, as
they are long and varied The people in attendance
all seemed pleased with the exhibition throughout
and predict large crowd Of interested specta-
tors for to-day. See the list il another column. Go
to the Far and take that interest that State and
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CITY NOTICES.

REIIGIoUs.-The Stones River Association of Prim-
tive Baptist will meet on Saturday next the 18th
inst, with the Baptist Church on South College
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The New York Evening Post OF The 6th says:
The closes money market at advances Of
cent In rates The supply close liberal and cons,der
able business now at 696k cent though cent is
still adhered generally. Prime short paper is in
a eart
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

NtW III aAHANH " HHHECH WVUUss
TUyHE undersigned receiving bis stock Of and Win
ter Goods for Gentemens Wear, Of all the various styles
Also choice Furnishing Goods to which he invites the
attention Of his customers and the public generally.
SAM PRICHITT
81 College street.
n. B.-Scott's Fashions for 1850 andol aug29-lm.
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SANFORD'S
Inv1@OratOr,
Liver
.ErER nERILITATES.

z T Ts commanded entirely from Gum and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have 1sed ~ and Is now re
sorted confidence in all the disease for Whiep II
If has cnTed Thousands q within the last two years
who had given up ali hopes q of relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The must be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and US ed IN sucn qnannues as 70
act gently on the Bowels. =. A..
use GO Of the the LIVE LIVER in ViGORATOis, and it
will cnre Liver Com. e plants, Bilious At
TactT1 nVsDeDSia, = Chronic DiarrhOea
Sr. nro1sv, SouT Stomach, Ha bi tuaI
CostiVeuess, ChOIs tic, Cholera, ChoIe.
ra Morbus. ChOIera Infantum, FIatu-
Ience. i undfCe,I ~ Female Weakness
~ Family MedI- cine. 1t will cure SICK
II EADA III r., las = Thousands testify,l in
T1UontV uninutes, IL n two or Chree Tea.
sPOOnfuls are TAX n en- at the comm snoemsn' oil
All who use itare giving their mOny
Mix water in the the lnvigOraOr, and swallow
0O II. Soss SANFORD5S FAMILY CATHARTIC
COMPOUNDED from pure and up
GLASS CASES air Tight and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca tAartiS PILL is a gen
but active Cathartic which the proprietor mas
used in his practice more thaB twenty years.
The constantly increa-ing q demand from those who
have Lone nsei the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
ali express In regard to their has induced me to place
Tbe Profession we'll know that different oaharCs act
on The SsnS FaM PGI.S"' ca. THARTTC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
bean compoupded from ,, Of the purest Vehe'
tsbe Exracts which act alKe Oh every part Of the
.Iiuentarv canal, and are N good and safe in all
IS Vhere a Cathartic is : needed. such De-
ranPemenls OF ne STOMACH, SleePIs
ness, Pains in the 8 Back ana o -
CosIiyeDeSs, Pain and Soreness over
me ~ hole b q d " = from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected. end in long course OF re
yer T,Oss of ADDe. : lite, a Creeping zen
"a ton of Cold over, the bod, Rt Stlesss
ness, Headache, or weigh m the mead
all InfBanmat0 = Diseases, w OfmSs ID
Children Adnlts, Rhe uInn IIsE IN, q gieal
Purifier OF the Blood y aud many dl'sasss 70 Whlch
a..b is heir too numerous mention this advertise
M DE- Sc, to g. ! Price dimes
The Liver IuVigoratOr and Family Ca
LnarIic Pills rete by Druggists generally, Gnc sold
Eholesale by the trade III all the large towns.
8 ". SANFORD III. D.
Manufaetu rer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, Y
o J. WOOD 81 co,
.ouis.
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messrs. Taylor and Whitthorne.

The following list u appointments has been agreed upon for
Messrs Taylor and Wnhorne candidates Rsctor for the
State large which tines and places they will be pleased to
aad address the people, 1t will be that number Of
omitted This unavoidable, owing the
want Of time:
Lewshurg. MNrsilll county, Mondsy, SEPTEMBER "a.
c lumbia, ury count, TuesisS, Sept .nber IS.
Cent eyile H kman county Wednesday, September 26.
Linden, Perry county, Thursday, September q
Peiry vile, Decatur county, Friday. september %.
LexinFton, Henderson county, Saturday September %.
Jackson. Madison unty, Monday October l.
Bolivar. Hsrdena county, Tuesdsy October 3
merviils, Fayette county, " Wednesday. October g.
Memphis, Shelby county, Thursday Ortobr4 4.
Covugton Upton county. Stdr1ay, October 6.
Brownsville, IL tyw od county, unisy O.tO er e.
Ripley. Laudrdale county, Tuesday, Ocio ere
Dyershurg D, e. equity, Wednesday October 10.
Troy, 00ou &, Thursday, October 10.
Dresden. WeaEley county, Friday, October, u.
Paris. Heury coulIy, satur ray. October I3h.
Camden, Penton comfy, Monday October 18th.
Wsve-ley, Humphre county. ue'day, DC Ober l6h.
Charlotte Dixon cOahCy, Wednesday October eth.
Nashville. OavidsoI county, Friday, October 1911.
franklin, Williamson y, Monday, October -
Murr,e,boro, kuIherI I'd county, Tussdty Octo1er ed
Lsfal cite Ma county. trdSy, Octnte- 9th
Carthage, Smith courty, SsJuriay, October 9Th,
Smithviis, UeKaib county, Monday, Ucto er Goth.
CoCkeyie, Putnam county, Tu, sday, Uc.oa p III.
Sparta, white c0uuty, We esdag, Oclo1er 3tst.
McMinnve, War county, Thursday. November LIST.
Manchester, Codes county, Friday, Novemoe %
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ArrIvnI OF the CITY ofgWashinRIon,
Oil Factory Burned.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer City of Wash
ington has arrived Her dates are anticipated. Ac-
counts of the French harvest are more favorable.
The harvest in Poland Is a total failure.
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CORN. CORN.


q nAA BUSHELS White COrni 5000 Mixed Corn.
s NHVpVB Just received BY A. JENKINS
Nashville, September Q, go. No. "a Market street.
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Equally good and gsnsrAy better fron which yos en-
FAKE your selections in Nashvlls. -
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Canada News.

TORONTO, Sept H. Sir Edmund Head leaves Can
ada the middle of October. Fenwick Williams sue
ceeds in the temporary administration of the Gov
eminent.
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COMMERCIAL.


In New on the eth $1,000 Tennessee per cent Bonds
sold Gle, 600 Ole. 7h Virginia
Per cent Bonds sold at gI9911<e. r4Ns
The following are the comparative quotations Of State Bonds
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From Washinrton.


WHsHISGToN, Sept l0-Official adyices from New
Mexico dated August Sth, state that eight companies
of the fifth regiment of infantry have been ordered
to Bear Spring to commence the construction of
Fort Fountleroy. Other portions of the regiment
from Utah are being distributed throughout that
Territory in accordance with previous orders. Two
companies are to be stationed in the vicinity Of
Arizona.
1t was yesterday stated that the expense of the
Japanese Embassy in the United States according to
accounts rendered at the State Department, were
only half the amount appropriated by Congress- but
since it has been ascertaned that the War and Navy
Departments have claims for presents including i'm
plements of war and personal expenses from Japan
to this country, which will probably absorb nearly
the remainder of the $4,000 appropriated.
A SPECIAL agent has been dispatched to California
from the Attorney Generals Office to obtain infor-
nation and convey instructions relative to the gold
mine suits and Their legal business of that State
Six separate bids not yet opened have been offer
ed for the use by the Government Of the telegraph
line to the Pacific. Several gentlemen representing
telegraph interests are here on business connected
with the subject.
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Speaking in fOBertsOn and Davidson.
Mesrs Haywood House aud Mccain, candidates Elecor
in the Eighth Congressional c will address fellow
citizens follows
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
Cedar HILL Monday, September L
springfield, Thursday, Il
Shoas, Wsdne day, 10
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
SoodIettsviIle, Thursday, September 20
Smey's Store, Friday, 81
Tom Harris, 9th diStrtct) Saturday, q -
Tusculum, Monday, q
Tank, Tuesday, IS
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M u 8 7 Q a L +.
"ERSoHELL FENT0NS mode Of accomplishing his pupils
4 in the use Of tie Violin and Guitar Of the
most in pulsive and modern school
For his progressive excellence in inparng knowledge Of
the Art references be obtained Of his
this city, we'll the musical people throughout the country
TERMS FOR INSTRUCTION.
S5 90 per month.
dult4r 3 W do do,
$40 20 per session.
the st. Cloud Hotel.
Applications attended with the immediate
punctuality.
TFRO0m, the City Bank, where h. may be found at
home
N. B.-PianOs Tuned TO Order.
sep2-dlm
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THE ExPRESs FREIGHT TRAIN
PockeT Ro0Ix IoST

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad commence
running the 2d day Of July in connection with
Express Trains the Southern lines Charleston
and Savannah and continue during the business season.
Through time from New York, eight days.
iuly22-f Z. W COLE, Superntendart
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BY TELEGRAPH.


TORONTO, Sept. 1.-The Globe of to-day says that
Sr Edmund Head viii positively leave Canada about
the middle Of October, and viii be succeeded BY Sir
Fenwick Williams, as temporary administering Of
the government.
Il has rained all day, interfering somewhat with
the Princes programme. But Notwithstanding this,
the immense amphitheatre, where he first landed,
was completely filed this morning, in order that the
Prince might again witness the assemblage. The
yacht race commenced at II O'Clock. The first
prize was won by the Rivet, of Toronto The sec
end by the Glance, of Kingston The Prince con-
sented to become member of the Yacht Club
The Royal party next went to University Park,
where the cornerstone was laid for the Qneens
statue. They then went 20 the University Normal
Schools and Botanical Garden, where the Prince
planted maple tree. An address was presented at
the Government House from the deputation of Bell
VlIe praying the Prince to visit that place. gusran
teeing freedom from Orangemen interruption. The
Princes reply indicated deep regret that from the
made, it was impossible to accede to
the request. The city has been thronged all day
Tonight the ball takes place, and tomorrow the
Prince goes to London
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RAILWAY 1IATTERs.

Departure of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND cHATrAEoosA--4:O0 A. NJ. Ph
rESsEssEE AND ALABkAA-4:15 A. H., $500 = n
Lou1syILLE AND NAsHvnLE--5 M, $50 z. N:
- 0allatin Express , Z. ~
EBsEFIEID AND KESrucKx-G:3O NJ, 2'45 IN
Arrival of Passenger Trans
NkEHvI1lk AND CaATTAEo0sA-ss00 A d 5soy
rrEsssssEE AID A1AEAKA-IO:OO A. NJ, 500 2; y:
=. (iaIatin Express 8 A. n
EooKE1ELD ANN KExTUcKT-IO A. MI NJ.
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Maine RIecfion.

AUGUSTA, Sept. IO.-Washburn. $50; Smart 6S2 {;
Barnes 8. Bqngor gives $40 Republican majority.
Forty-one towns give Wsshburn 1896 Smart
III 1872, and Barnes 436. The same towns last
year gave Merrill. Republican, 1854, and Smith,
Democrat, 1856. The Republican majority in these
towns this year is 42O8 last year 1855 Republi-
can net gain 1870
PORTLAND, Sept 10. IL p. None hundred and
sixteen towns give Washburn Republican. 334S5 !;
Smart, Democrat, 23,S41; Barnes, Union, l0lO.
Last year, Merrill, Republican, 26.572; Smith,
Democrat 2Oll9. Republican majority now S,642;
last year 6453; Republican net gain 2,lS9. Proba-
bly, all six Republican candidates for Congress are
elected.
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EOreiEn.

NEW York, Sept 11.-Persigney made a speech at
the opening of the Assembly of the Department of
Loise justfying the annexation of Savoy and Nice,
and repudiatng the idea that the French policy
aggressive or st all threatening to England or the
Rhine frontier of Prussia and confidently predicting
an era of peace and prosperity for Europe.
The Papal Government sent reinforcements to
Berento garrison but they were driven out of town
and forced to return.
General Benedict has resigned the governorship
of Hungary.
The agitation is increasing in Odessa.
The new wheat crop is excellent
The Cholera appe&red at Latagan. Of COOPER
sons attacked fifty have died.
1t is reported that Napoleon has resolved to create
two new regiments of ZOuaves.
The French Admiral has been ordered to observe
the strictest neutrality and to Go nothing to inter-
fere with the defence of Naples against an attack.
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FOR ALDERMAN.
nnn CnI-NCII-nIan.

We are authorized R. J. Mixes, ia, oand
election augS-tde
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STATE FAIR Ar NASHVILLE

Opens September IesA, ls6O-Holds sio Days:
ENIYE HUNDKED DOLLARS each offered for the best Blood
Stallion Roadster Stallion, Jack, and Durham Bull %
sides liberal Premiums all other cssses Of domestic anims
and on Ali articles No entry fee Is chg ana
ooneon IL invited from whole Union. Programmes vail be
forwarded to any part Of the Union free Of eharss en- app
ton TO IL. r " e-.Ss
Ans
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vuUGKEN m by A. CARTER living ia said county, in Dis
trict No l. on Turkey Greek about twelve miles North
rest Of Waverly, Horse MnIes Of brown eolor about
i0ui ' JAMES D. FORESTER, Ranger.
40 IS of Humphreys County
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AdministraIOr's Notice.

TENBE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of Philip
Carter deceased having suggested tie insolvency Of the
said deceased therefore all having claim
nf said deceased hereby notified TO fe them
legally authenticated with CLERK q the County Court Of
Humphreys county Tennessee on day Of Feb
ruAIy next in order that division rata be mAde or
they will forever barred. ID. W. HOBBS, Co Clerk,
r'afa