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FOH OOUNEK OEsleas.s.
Eor Sheriff.

Eor Sheriff.
Weare authorized tn announce JOHN K EB8IUNDs0N as
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county ahe nezt election
J oeta5..td
aats reelection Ter ooe Of Sheriff Davidson eooaty
+ a. the ensuing reaeleatlen. sopas--d
For Criminal Court Cloriz.
We are authorized b announce CHARLES NJ HAYS asa
candidate fo- Criminal Court Clerk at tie ensuing March cleo
tion. desJ4-sd
We arsautorzd to announce CHAs DIesoS as a caldi
date FOR Criminal Court CLERK ulys-a
Weare aut5zed anEopace Or, L. y. PATrscs, csndi
dat Clerkc rminl Court Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. mag25-td
We authorized toannouuce JoHN sHAtE, Eqr as aclndi
date trrssao to he oce Of Criminal Court olerkat the
next March erection.
We Authorised to arnsua RoBr. H. cAIFBrrL oandi
date oi Criminal Court CLERK at the ensuing March election.
Augi4-td
For County trustee.
Weare sutorised 20 announes Ti0s. 7 SAUNDERS can.
ddae for tho aoe Of oouaey Trustee far DAVIDSON county
the election % he held N March. Is60. ap5
We authorizsi to announce IsaAM CLARK IS caadi
Gate Cor County Trustee At the ensuing March election.
We ere eCtAc-iscd to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT,
candidate for County trustee Of Davidson county, the mex
March election. .ssps-td.
We authorised 70 HERDuz P. Bo,T1cG cand.
datefor the office Ct County Trustee Of Davidson county,
ensuing March eestion. oct5-td
We authorized JNO ". MARTIN as q can.
adats for County Trustee the ensuing March election
ostI---dtd.
We authorised to announce HENRY L. JU6TIcE IS
cand for Comfy Trustee Of Davidson county st the ensuing
March el9stion cctll--itd.
for Reyenue COIIcctor.
wea-e authorised to announce ouAcr c. DrsEovE as can.
diia,s for state and Comfy Revenue Coest fer Davidson
ty. dsc3I-,e
We are authorized announce JoHN GREER as candidate Tor
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, ensuing March
elections.
We authorized to E. P FoET candidate tor
Revenue Collector OF Dzvdsoa county, the ensuing aarca
election [Hee20 tde-PGB
Weare authorized announce AcroE You've as candidate
for State and County Revenue Collector fer Davidson county
The ensuing March election, tide
" authorized W. T. eARTwRIGHT
didae Tor State and County Collector Davidson
County, at the ensuing NarsA election deeal-de
We authorized requested announce RonERr Pow
as candidate Tor Revenue Collector for Davidson County at
the ensuing March election decaI-tde
We authorized and requested anuouncs GREGo
candidate for Tax Collector the comfy Of DavdsOn
a the ensuing March election.
Dec2ztdes
We authorized announce A. J. RAMSEY, as csndl-
date sateand County Revenue Collector wilson COM.
ty AT TIE ensuing March election.
dece4-te.
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WENr ERs o 81 20 e 0's,
rEACEECAl CEg-.a ERE,Ess
sR EsH AEB cas- EEvTEGF,
No. rs DEADEsIgK srEEET,

NASEEEVELEs TB1N ls,sS 81.
ErT save haal sal fors sale 2aeet Lead LEAD PiTe
EFaisr oloseisf 81 flarls Laagl Force faris ere
paati ficse lgauu Ei0s rir EiAturas. SHEET Lrc,
Nill buns. Wrought fls iires flg "a etsqzn ffr = %
10 hes Also, al dives. thrc ccii1t locsi
atr Cochsauie Cocts GenF 3els cam Whste EHoE sand
Ale Of ereg DESCRIPTION b sHt thc abrc e. iarts % &c
cacntrg htve pipes cc ei ding CRAVINGS
II bag MS Cor Iarrrons patau Co-i ana Wood Caokin
Ra1sen ssptl6-dstatsgCn :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

1IcLeans celebrated LiBimeut 70 the o.. Iy ra6s sgd
rrilble remedy Cor tho cure q slarn, RIM uoce
Wiudgals sqlinis, Unnatural Lamps. Noies az
sweliHgs. it viii never dll 10 curu Big Hfad, roli-
properly applied. For Sprai1s. brusr scrtichrs,
Cracked heels, CL1les, Sadiia or Collar Calls rlts,
Sores. Wounds, e Is ar i1liiihis fenecT. tuty
It as directed and ours certain Is every instance.
Then triiie no longer viih fla many worthless Lu-
imcnts offered to yca 9bta1 slt4,y II DR.. No
leans celebrated Liaimcnt q VIII cure you.
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HARD Tl1rEs.-The money of the Nashville Building
Association win be sold tomorrow night at the usual
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Fo- Cr.lninal Court 0iori1.
% Connt1 Trnstee.

Wesre sua,orisel 90 announce Tios. SAUNDERS can
ddse the oos o. couaey Trustee rgson county,
the election p he held n March. 1850. ap5
We are authorized to announce IsGAN CLARK as 6ad
Gate Cor County Trustee At the ensuing AaTot election
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The Uaion Party.

WAsHSCroN. De. 39-The National Union Com
mittee niet last evening. The meeting was spirit
ed one. Measures were discussed for rendering
the party general and effective 8y cooperating with
state organizations and the formation Of Union clubs
in the wards Of cities and towns throughout the
country. A resolution was adopted providing for
the enlargement Of the National Committee by mem
be1s from each State. not to exceed in number that
Of the Representatives and Senator's therefrom in
the Congress Of the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

--fsa-g5~s Winners Canadian Vermi-
49, FUGE has established its superiority over every
0herprepa for worms by the raPilty, number
oughness Of its cures although literally vege able compound
its remedial action much summary an that OF the Yer
mfugs containing Mercury j: has the Of unerriug
ency and Of perfect harmleness the human systes
concerned.
Be particular and remember the name, Winer's Canadian
vsrmifuge." This only article depended O
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q aDd Isl Chartres street,
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HARD TINEs-The money Of the Nashville Building
Association viii be sold tomorrow night at the usual
hour.
c. W. SEwEI, Of Lebanon viii preach in the Chris
tan Church tomorrow al the usual hour. and also
at gas lighting
Rev. J. r. GRAVES viii preach at Firemen's Hall
Capitol Hill,) to-day. Services to commence at
I05 o'clock A. VI
We understand that Hiss HELEN MARIA DRESSER
will lecture in this city during the present wee on
the NormOrs, their religion and social life. Her
family having resided among that people she is pre-
pared to throw much Light upon their pecuIiarities
She is a Southern lady and comes to Us representa-
as very intelligent
TEsrERAyca rrAErg.-Wc are informed that S.
" Hewlett, Esq. viii deliver public address On
Monday evening. ID inst at Temperance Hail. south
Nashville upon the invitation Of the friends of Tenn
pcranca in this city. Mr. UEwLETr was in Nashville
about ten years ago aud then delivered several Tenn
perance addresses to large and delighted audiences
lie has most exalted reputation as a speaker in
behalf Of Temperance, and thousands Of people, in
every section Of the country, can testify to ms moral
worth and consistent course m the cause which lies
nearest his heart
We understand thai it is highly probable that Mr.
Hewlett viii address our citizens on Tuesday even
ing, at the First Prcsby terrain Church. We bespcak
for him ful, audience.
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St. Francis. No. p Padueah.
Conewago. Ciuciuuati.
n3.PAITED,
Charter Burksviile
Ella Paducah
ST Francis No. 2, Paducah.
EXPECTED.
Eastport New Orleans.
Lebanon, Cincinnati
Tempest. Louisville.
Minnetonka, Padueah.
BAl, ltunyan, Memphis.
LaLF1NC.
ConeYago. CINCINNATI
Ainnetonka. Paducah.
i. Howard New Orleans.
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FROM the no Grande.

Nev ORLEANS, Dec 20.-The steamer Arizoaa has
arrived up. Her papers furnish the following par
ucuiars of the engagements between CoFtinas band
of outlaws and the AnlericqHs.
4 company of over three hundred troops and
rangers marched up the Rio Grande on the 4th
inst. and met a portion Of Cortnas band After
q cana0Hade on both sides, the Americans charged
upon them, bat fell into an smGuscade, thus al
lowing the 3exicaus to have their artillery Corti-
mas on the 10th concentrated his whole force at
pO.Et shove Brownsville. The Americans went
to meet him. and after q severe fight defeated his
party. Col. FOrds rangers and Lockridge's party
from New Orleans had arrived previously. The
treating rapidly
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS Freight Trains ona the roads On and after the
~ 2ih December, 1854 through rates from New York &c
Nashville:
First Glass per 100 lbs, 81 g Thrl Cssper 100 I 81 q
Hats Caps and BOnnet5, 25
Tine from Savannah and Chares,oa to Nashville, @ hiea
and a half and four days
Pine from New Yorl and Philadelphia ara hi, eight
and n;ne days.
Intervening sahatbs cause the above aou tine,
freiHht trains are on Sunday over i1re mes
No detsntions by ice or Oerares and damages
eep DAMAGES -ccurrng & prompty s3usted by the Nash
vile and thattanoora Rrlr0Sl Or Delivery.
dec2su rSB " ANDERSON.
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--f,.--zD General ID bIIity.--- - e
&tsS would advise all who may be afflicted with Gen.
era De5y, try McLelns strengthening Cordial. Ger
tziny valuable remedy many of friends hove tried AID
they recommend vry hghyas Tonic and Alternative.
very p sisant to take.
Every country reliant in laying in his supplies koud
lake Of tn Cordial, It sells rapidly, yond
most anguns expectations u the propretos cay
week be every he bad hand Now, ith increased
facilities he Is able to supply all demands sae h advertise.
ment ID another column;
ianl5lHw1m
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The regular home boat and packet Niunstpnka,
part for Paducah on Monday next. at Y o clock,
making her usual reliable connections.
FoR Cn,cnSarL-The swift and safe steamer Con
ewago, Capt. srNcHR win leave on Monday next,
at u O'clock as above and for all Intermediate
points.
The e Howard having been detained unavoida-
bly,, viii positively leave this day at 10 O'Clock
The James Woois-This is the name os the new
craft nov nearly completed at Louisville, for this
and the New Orleans trade. TIE name is unobjcc-
tionable; and we feel warranted in saying that her
commandment, Capt Wa. BorB will use every ondeav-
or TO render his boat as punctual as wen relia-
bic as her Danlesake. The strength and model Of
this new steamer. now candidate for public pat
ronage together with her general outfit arc of the
most substantial as wen as comfortable and luxurious
orIer, combining all the modern improvements ofthis
PRESENT fast age, for speed safety AID comfort as
well as luxury. the boilers are Of choice Tennes-
see iron which iron has stood the test Of time for
its superiority, durability wei safety, it never
having been known to give way under any circum.
stances. Its cost at the outset exceeds that OF any
other other iron in the markets bat this, we are
glad to perceive has weighed nothing with The own
ers Of the Woods who appear to appreciate life of
passengers far above the mere matter Of dollars and
cents.
The dimensions Of this craft We learn, are as fol
lows: Length 260 feet breadth Of beam 81 feet
hold . feet; cabin full length and extremely neat
boilers five in number 2s feet in length. 40 inches
in diameter cylinders % inches in diameter, with
10 feet stroke. double engines Of approved make
This boat is owned by our own home citizens, who
are proyerbial for their punctuaiy well as rec
ttude in all their business transactions Her agents
are A. HAMILTON and II. Fl HARRISON. who are always
on hand and ready 70 promptly give their attention
to all BUSINESS in person or by letter.
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5EurfreesbeFo miiaary aoaasrly.



rg7HIs Festivities e. arc beer eoiduci,a 5tas e.
3 dsmio iia.ltn7t ceps o. rr.e 9euAe c1iasse. ~
cr.Glst D.t-itr lra In
States has y
s0amodstlon|of ls s-at 1f faf ths tt.saaai -
f8nceuient 1l D. sstta It1 ns1 Oh 81 ae st i5-
aralienae 81 slls isalil ard frsini Ht
tem 81 rigi mltfr de ir- u c1araf. Hl-rtfr asi
scientific st1ds. Ee p-ifcrss llis. III,
czerciss CO.. r PAD t11fe YER ne afurs, afrnant r O.
ai3ost i1iai slon Fl t.o1, rtllarig- alrI
arr ensured I.sfa Pee ttti9n elsewhere Whsf-
q n O. W alrtrtass rtH-r e5ls ~ af1-ill1a.
Hcruas 81 he lfs-ent achs,s- ~ flttrs Tr-
derived % tsz tand 'is friif-ai- fsl srisar
tie reqa of iy-al ..ailz ard ezsrers sse5nlfrt
TIE slulcau
A GYNN tsICAlUil Do 'Haeslu VIII tHe tcaf-rg $50 8s
pcr8nai Ire Princla5 va susnre r-5rrr
n respect. ~ derIrilllIIiss
lfsis Lots ls.5lug n tairtes and quarter a-1fldi
neiatey .fcu ihe corr olat r, b. h-ah u ee
ctlitg Ets Barracss WI l short time be reV as.r.
ZION frplcltian % uat Be mad b. earlg l--
Terms peg ealr-s $50 lltadrr1 aa.f.a.
cusire Of ruiil1, Board, Ligh-r. sad Fl aI
four instii nl-nls VS. Ee ruly ia-, Ag ~,
ueoe1ab-r lst OF each Vfar-
Eor furt-sr b aralaai IF O. De Prize Htia tI1r
Tenn. HM ptEI-.
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IT, 49, lamp ...uT 70 Eaauters.--
esH-z-s-s 2tasrs .. g ..EH- es. g 90 --Ganlsmen--
Mr.. G. w Tly, who is gentleman veil known as one OF the
best planters In this or Wat and sslsIlrd FOR the
careful manassn-,t Of sr 5. 3 s. rec.uuel's B. A.
FEjHestosts Yer7iuEs. Tie called fss dys since
and purchase two dozeu and ss .t b. administered the Yer
msfass bous; OF me las; 90 t 1oo ected q
having anl succeeded in epe ug is0m her several
worms some inches in length, ana l her hel.h is
good.
One Of these tomesstinones is worth sE{ where the
parties are not known and this be ress as reshes7i
dence with regard the aiaptoa yoar vlurte yermi.
fuge 20 our plantaa3us am, -lly, yours,
W. FIsItEE.
~ Purchases sboals Es5l trF 30 rl nuTLAE- On he
wrapper ana see ts they are buying d. A. FtusrrooE y
sIIrraE and ootter. farI-alm
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safe Of the Americun Express Company.

NEw YoE6 Dee. 3l.-The property Of the Amer
lean ENpress- Company was sold at auction for
S6OO,G50. TO Wells, Duttgrdeid. F,.rg8 and others
Who will recognize as the e New American E.v-
press Company
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r M
WIS safe stirIoft i.I.tt.i ftaste
~ Nstass
Hlt7 teif
ml..s s. ihs ia c4,.
~ l'At rHril raI fat
fpik ord i.Il slecrs.Iaf tI'aia. Ilili,r-. ~ ,s
Z Honfl aesnrr ffa lIlnafftft lfl.s esa.t rsi..
Z WAS ftr1fl1 basis ri ,..toiat..., iI ia Is II.
inlfrt.. % "a setil1aI OF Has flunIfs
fiie ffts'lefs in h. .asfrutsaas = ~ t
"a iefiealer b frpssF lte nfssosti..n al
te r4ns ard lfnnnaf s. ~ I'D li.t c|,'.ar. u 4
( rlieu States wIiharf fri lb anf iftsaa3
eeieaes or ea,efpTt II aicger. ia connect slf .s'tt
the transit nrifisege ibns iar Secured Hut. artha
faithu 60 l,s ob.ls4iioHs win l7ahtess respcct -
existing coniraci wIti tie Louisiand Comranr Tie
operations of whiel. oh the isthinus vtre ( =
known suspended several months ago. owing 10 ne
euniary embaffassnlents.
Both Governments guarantee the neutrality az
the transit routes, and win protect tl~sn Fl ecee
~, ny military iorae es--or b.
claimed or expected unless the railroad company
transport troops munitions Of war. and military
supplies OF either Government az hair the rates
charged 70 other parties or private individuals
..s..s Be the cantiiti6n az the fsrotaetr
as stipulated in the treaty.
There cannot be doubt that our Government
viii take. if 1t has not already taken measures TO
tlcouftSc -ic ltppetll5 OF tle 4ehudnreDrc C0uto.
and that Mr. McianeS Before he left the United States
for Mexico understood fullY the views of the ld-
mnistratIon on this subject
Gentlemen interested in the Tehuantepec route
confidently say that it viii be reopensI under more
favorable auspices than heretofore. The Company
for that purpose is to be recognized and more
efficient management secured Tits estimated that
$S.00000l viii be sufficient 10 construct the road
although it has been proposed to make the capital
S2OG0O000.
Mr.. La Sere, connected with the Louisiana com I
pany, stands in high favor with the Liberal Govern
nlent Of Mexico. He was frm and true friend in I
otherdays to both Juarez and Ocampo; and more (
recently, when the ReactOnists threatened Vera
Cruz, he placed a steamer belonging to his comrany
at the disposal of the Liberal Government, which I
It used with advan-age in the neighborood Of Vera
Cruz. This gentleman, in conjunction with SIR Ben
lamn, will. it is SAD ~ quarters usual en- inloru
ed on such subjects visit era Cruz business con
nected with is railroad, and in order to effect such
of their contract as VIII the better
further their enterprise and in this errand It is al
reliably asserted that they viii have the eo-opera
ton OF Mr.. McLane.
These movements are in part. however, based [
on the suppos!oE that the treaty viii be duly rati-
fed.
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Or. mCCHntncE's COId ana Cough Mix
tuTe.--Ths great family neiiene frs. introduced fy
Dr. McClntock when Dean Of Philadelphia College OF Med
cine The entire procession approve it is guaranteed
cure ordinary cold cough caarrh influenza with ab
soute certainty and degree Of rapidly that agreeay
astoaish the patien. Price 25 cents.
JAM 10 g, BROWN.
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w. p Rfsi
HEFEnEN0E

Cert Jaurs IusEs, Ca,sal.i,. saala ..i-oliess
ffrg Grsr. Cni.ll. AZ
Sen. Dam b Jsalsoy, D .ar1es--al 1dcra Is
~ GoF y ff. 1fFsTs. aa- lhosi- as
Col.J. Wusss. -n-iei5 lliil fafial.sa
Gen p q 81 nusrffrnt, tffulelt .lf il
Nirriy etr 1ruti CtllNnl
ahs Ulcers sra prH7eszfrs II t.. ltlslt $50
Ni1-s fcrdssai . Chls .s.'o'a sd e
nds-l lls--rrf
Sass fi'e narler. ner trIs7- -er
Kucxtilis ghi-. touisTl DE :. alinsi. aserl
daily md tferV Issue 81 o.
Fsraar s-carnl e. Prir ID wien
81 y p1 ere ssirii 4 aiglf-sae-e1
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IL an.hori .sI q anneunse VS.. JAsTzR TArLoR as s
sef5r Comfy TruEss ir Davidson county ne ensuing
Re-aon asali-os
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river ana Steamboat News

Our river continues to furnish more than a sufi-
oient supply ofwater for any species Of water craft
The weather has turned intensely cold, and fears
are now entertained that our commerce VIII again
be blockaded By ice in the upper Mississippi and
Ohio rivers.
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B. r. @ TTER,
Eos. SO a7I % O0saey Of Co7legs and Broaz,Oag,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Roots, Shoes, Hats, TruuAs, Caps
U1E28ELEaS, WHIPS, &c,
4 5 opening tasy very rest selected st0ez Of
BOOTS, SaOEs, HITS &c,
For Fall and Winter
sIysfook 70, Ladies' Misses aae Cidlrsns' wear have
selected with Erea. car.
DOUBLE SOLED BOOTS IND SHOES,
general assortment Of Cent Boys Youths
BHDGANS AND BOOTS,
VERY large stock OF Double Soied Brcgans and Boots
HATS cars, Gcs, &c,
Just reviewed direct the manufactures every style
Cents vs. and Chinns Fur. Cashmere Wool Msfne sc
Trunks Umbrellas Whips Carpet Bags, sahUs, and sad
ATTENTION, EE IEesEsEA TS'Fss gssos----
1000 feet Of Leather Betting, 70 inches
Also Lace Leather, Copper Burs sn Ryits, hand and
FOR cash Nos So and So Of College an
Broadway.
sep2a-d,w&Tlyr B. P. CUTTER.
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DR.. WcCIintOck's PectoraI syrup exercises an
influence over Consumption and Bronchitis unparssd 8Ied
Practice arrstug cough, healing seng henng the
lungs promoting expectoatioD, and inducing sleep The
amendment begins vita the first dose. Price 81.
jan 10 @. BROWN.
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New Eork Markets.
NEW YoRK Dee SCOtton fr quiet, sales y coo bales
Up'anI mid Hing zGuL. Flour fra. Corn has
cling tendency, &c k9sg. Mess pors 10 81.
shipping list ays gaining strength. Sales Of
days5 bales uIdag Orleans ia. Sugar steady but quiet
orIe ms g. @st. ossses 50 3 Freight Liver
pool 4. Sterling Exchaug. 90 p
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Prof 'sheT p iurt. a D. Male COLLEGE, Wfr-lesr
Prof Graves, y p President 81 the - sf-
chester, Teas.
The y, ztss- f1dcrtor IS row aEsrsF b. sale sar q -
Drug Store 90 Assr0u STR ter, 1sHarrI
81 Uli0u ana ell -se slss-ts. Nls1viif r.f
fhe dseoverzr viz send PIE 2 zeal E.l.s.
mail, pasfa-e rsii, veil pul rr l-d saaa-s t.
closing - 10 current n.1lry s1Il sni 1l.f1l
atlr using DC, s5.al1 Hsuy a..ca f....Ir-
Address LOUIS = rILEaE. frat
watt 6alan 4, Taa
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on Cl1I-ss reraasts rss- 1.- 81 the members
ttgse -lst e F renew Is visits to
- Capii6. tosaare.e. ana tlsaths viii pre-
Starters ana expect in rssuIll an
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MACGY q HAMELTO
No. 81 Ccffcgo Street, Nashville, Tenn,
Have Jus. ryea superior lot Of sporting Pieces, maize
Fine s-u6b TEist, made by Hollis & sheath.
Fine London Twist DO Mortimer.
Fira famenatad Sise DO Gresnough
Fire Wire TWIST do Collins.
Feuch Pattern Lamelatld Steel, nadeby Collins.
coEanon Wire twist, Doable and single Guns BY King
ms suns Been put mp With Every tested before
sag spsd Iper are ass rt and lengths, we'll adap
ted @ O. Waniso tie sp0rtsIuen this uorlmunity.
Taey ave zzo large asrnent OF dhes Ravoversof
ST kinds Derepger Pistols Sbt Powder Flasts, Eleg
fne Water Proof Cops Badwin and Eeys Gun Waddng 6ne
sporting POWER Caps, fefs puck saootns Poaer, Eiey
Pate1t Wire csrtige oTdes o ing charged vim buck sho
to which We ievita DE sttsntlon o. the pnblic
c1l-iEtV3ld
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For Revenue Cell cior.
autharilsi 70 ANNOUNCE Jon B.frlr IS espdi
.s.sts ah1 Counts RsFsaus colis5io- ~ 0uy.asan
ianl-te
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T1i'a Rant 81 Tennessee q Nalhvils. JdtF
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Or. mcCIintOcH's Asthma Remody.--6lllts
ingreiisa vegetable, It impar vital energy 70 ss op
pressed uugs every ipeiient n ed free espi
ration affords suot unexpected ease hssnie Asims,
asionish enraptue ths iavad Fer Asha and shosp
ing cough there is nothing campa,a5s t. thTass sesiy
Price 50 cents. ganIl 20 ao7fN,
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~ It cares at Ouce.---TIle
49, queles. the surrst remedy is Of course the
best hence such disorders piles al rs- scroala AMI in
ctevery KIM q ouaaeous euptn Wounds brues, old
s1res, Eryspelas and all Of the same genus DALLEY'S iE
ICAL PAN ETEal CT5R the emily real quick and eec
aaI be obtained Try once, aal you win never be
8lthoutit
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos 81 and Isl Chartrss street.
sOesg gents for tie southern States, and to whom all orders
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tiful selschou Of CnsIsrtuss Fancy Hats and
laps A g. FRANCISCO,
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Fer Horses and other Animals.

heLea1 s Volcanic Oil Lnim6-t
VII rrle~e pail. ain1t-t rsantaneously AM 81 ufH
cleanse, purfy, aad bed the foullst sores 3 an TO-
ereditly short ti-le
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circLnnntt l,Earl.efs.

HIDGs-FHnt I4glc Green 5984c, Dry Sailed Il to l5c
Greea salteI &c; ssp skins IS teCUc & Deer sus l5o B.
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New vork Markets.

CIsc.TI, Dec 3NO9n-Fiour gales to day SEQ bills, 80
95 90. WHISKY sales 7C3 bbls s}s Msss pork I6 IS.