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The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

W. c. CoLEY.-This gentleman, tie worthy
successor of the well known and well estab-
lished firm of Peck 4 Coleyr advertiscs, in
this number of our paper. some important
additions to his excellently selected stock of
groceries, provisions, liquors snd furniture
Take look at his store, and then pitch in
for bargains.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

THE SOLDIERS esterday we had
the supreme pleasure of welcoming Capt. N.
c. Miller and ten of his brave comrades from
their late arduous tolls in the Washoe war
From previous advces we had learned, that
on the 9th of This month Col Hays had de-
termined on a fnak and conclusive battle
with the Indians, near Pysamid lake, and
that the Indians had somewhat cheated him
out of his anticipated laurels, 10y disappearing
in their mountain hiding places, where it
was impossible To follow them: This being
the state of affairs, Col. Hays Immediately
returned to Carson City and disbanded his
volunteers. A small body of Z. S. troops
are fortified near Pyramid lake, wno, it is
supposed, .will be sufficiently strong to keep
the Indians in check hereafter. The sixteen
men of Capt. Niller's company who have not
returned, fiave eavailedthemselves of the pres
ent peaceful state of affairs, to- go with spirit
into the work of lining.
Last evening, the "boys,H to-wit: r. NJ.
Smith, S. Quentin, Jr., r. W. Wilson, N. L:
Isaman, l.. Fl. Fowler, Jesse Donahue, ,-Thos.
Good, Jos. Kenville, A. Hamilton and Geo.
Stiles, having exchanged their ''bruised arms"
and ar-soiled vestments for civic apparel,
partook of an elegant supper, given them by
Capt Miller, at Geo. Cullodi' s;at which sew
eral. citizens were present. 1t was genial
atfair and ali the sboys'' We'd with each
other in the enthusiastic terms of laudation
with which they spoke of Capt. Miller, of his
courage, of his iatherly care of Ills men, and
of the stern resoluteness with which he met
/ and oveFcame all sarfships. Onr citizens,
we learn, intend to give Capt. Miller and his
! ttboyS' n ffattprino teStimonv of their n ioh
/ consideration.
A FLUrRY ToAsT.-The last toast, at the
supper given by Capt. Miller to his 'boys,"
on Friday evening, was that by Brother
Waters, of the HYDRAULIC Press:
The SAN JUAN Boys-The -four of the
Washoe army, ,whosecourage is in grain; with
Miller to lead them, they will never boil,
nor hesitate to charge when they are told.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

DEPARTED.-Mrs. Seeley and Mrs. Spoor;
two OF our most estimable ladies, left San
Juan yesterday morning, for a long visit to
their friends in the State of Wisconsin. Nav
calm seas, favoring gales and benign skies
await the fair voyagers and may Heaven in
its mercy shield and comfort the disconsolate'
husbands they have left behind them!
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

Abhorred each other mountains interppsod
Made enemie5~of 1tions-;'
but the Railroad has burst through the
boundaries of nations and the prejudices of
communities, and brought hereditary foes
into acquaintanceship and brotherhood. 1t
cleared, at one leap, five centuries in. the
march of Caucasian progress. Yet its trf-
umphs are but of yesterday. Who shall
record its fnturcr
1t is within the memory Of brief lifetime,
when thousands and millions of civilized
men and women, impressed by false piety
and false notions of Divine Benevolence,
ouailed beneath the clamors of the clouds,
regarding them as the wrathful expressions
of an offended God. The lightnings were
the yengcful flashes of his eyes, andstre re-
veroeratiug thunders gave horrid' voice to
his maledictions. The electrical conducting
rod, which the genius of franklin had be-
queathed to man, to save his habitation from
the artillery OF the skies, was looked upon
as an impious Instrument sacriregious
bantering of the Deity. In the fourth decade
OF this century a worthy successor of Frank
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

CoNUNnRUM.-Whyis is the Presidential NOM
inee of the Chicago Convention like an Owl.
sitting in a bright sunshine? Because he's
a hlnkin Abe Lincoln
The unhappy perpetrator of this horrible
connndrum Immediately started, on blind
mule, for Washoe, with three months grub
in his saddle-bags BY this time, it is to be-
hoped, the Pah-Utahs have got his scalp.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

CROWDED 0UT.-Several advertisements
have been crowded out this week, for which
we claim the Indulgence of our advertising
friends.
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rms oTlFFsP 1a.SIOSS flf:N TfIIfotsANDI,
RuRNs&S snALns

OAAL6L % Mdu1CdL HAlN -EAIhACIOh
III AS universally supplantsd all other oinmen healing
applications in both the Eastern Hemispheres
Wherever introduced; and its itzsic
Of IFS success IN all csdeOs affections, whether the
accident or disease. I5lI p
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sOr sale and 10 Lease.

PROPOSE to sell upon favorable TERMS exchange
for city pro ey, the remainder Of premises in the
suburbs consisting we'll but cling Of eight rooms,
large cslla servants houses, stables between eleven
ana Twelve superb garden land will sell tn dwell
ing and about five separate from the remainder OF the la
If desired These premises All lining he grounds sold BY
last spring OF about IS 10 foot less by half
than ground distance the and equally de-
abe in other respects selling for 'eng the same occupied
formerly residences and rented for the year to
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Sold At The principal Dspos IA Broadway New York and 2
and i5l Chsrres street, New Orleans, by T. WRIGHT CO.
General Agent 1t can be obtained Of all respectable Druggists
and Merchants throughout the United States and Canada
apr25 cad ,tw&vty
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DY virtue Ofsuudy directed from the honOrs
ID BILE United States Circuit Court for the Middle District Of
tennessee sitting Nashville will pubic sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash, the city Of Nashville at the Court
House. sa urday the 9Th day Of September 1860 all the right
title and interest which James Nicho and John Richol JE,
here e acquire in and 70 the fol owing tract
OF land lying in Davidson county about 70 miles North
west Of the Of ashve the Byde Ferry Turnpike road,
being the parcel cOntaing 30S that
laid of allo ted by commissioners John Ncho Sr in
trust for james and John NchO J BY decree Of the Chance
Court Nahv rendered the 10Th day Of May s52 and
which decree registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county, No 6 pages I9 and 49, For paricu
lar description Of which, reference here made to said Decree
registered aforesaid
Levd upon the property Of James and Iohn Nichol r
and to satisfy the follow executions No l46 Levy 20
vsJsmes kiehol 70 49, Thomas Wood & Co VS. Jam
Ncho No H4s, Wood COREY Wood James Nchol; No
1872 William Ensy Co vs. james Nchol; No 1888 In
skeep, shackelOrd McKie James NichOl No leO4 Will
liam Eusly Co JChn Ncho r No 1905 Inskeep, Shack
eord Mckee James John NichOl, jr, 1896, Alex
Stewart Co James Nichol No 9046 Saruel Cochran
Co James and ohn Nichol B No 2O4s DOrunas Nixon
VS. James Nichol; No 2049 J Jsfray l. James
Mic OIL 10 1858 Watson Hldebremn James NchOE No
24 Cheesebrough, &c James Michel No 205,
Carleton rockingham JHmes Nichol; No 949, 0den
hemer Tenneut James Niclol.
Sale within legal retrospective and without This
18th day Of July, 1860.
]. B. CLEMENTS. o s. Marshal,
july l0-dds for the Middle District OF Tennessee
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Tyree Springs,
s.Gu.tom Work."

XTTILL opened the accommodation Of visitors by the
w I0th OF June. Persons desirous Of visiting the
Springs advance Of tn will
sole terms, by application he Office Of Wetrlore, Esq
TIE RUSSW URN.
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NEW GAINES.
GODEY,S LADIES' BOOB for September.
PETERSON,s MAGAZINE for September.
JUST RECETTED BY
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
s,rt7 No Il Union Street
Land for Sale.

application be made in short time, will sell
4 modstng terms, OTIY Acres OF Land three miles
from the MIL Creek opposite Maj Con s.
This OF the beautiful locations in Davidson codny
About half OF the land in timber the balance in euya
ton There comfortable cabins and hne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plSce or to my
self for particulars. CHAS. K. W lNSTON.
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Mississippi RiVer cotton plantation
fOL SRIP.

THNHE Cypress Bend Plantation in Chcot county, Arkansas
of the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
river offered for sale at the extremely low pr SOS
900 1t has it all the Improvements and cbinery require
for eighty hands, and 1000 OF land Vation,
hearing Of cotton and There 500
altogether in the tract and not but is arabic Pro
this place by trent and sid overhnws i'm
poSsi lie, upon it wall be found cheapes
place the river
Refer LINDsIEY Nashville Tenn, the premises
to d A. C. WhLLB0kN.
iulY27-tiIl NovI5 '6I -
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JUST OPENE ED

81 Union Streets 81
hUR Spring and Summer Fashions. together with choice
~ assortment Of French Cloths, Cassmeres Festngs, &C.
OF latest mpOrtrons which will be in 'uAl suPe
nor sly and TO which respectfully nyie attention
J c HARVEY & co.
B-Always hand a select assortment OF furnishing
goods.
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TERHE Broadway Mills in will be prepared
grind Whest o. Corn for toll Farmers IN the ighborhood
ale requested to GALA and examine thesr Eements
tulyl4-u DIcKEY, Agents.
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KingsIOn SPRINGS,


WILL sell Morday, September 10 1860, my Mills
Farm contai ing las The Mills new pair
French Burr for Eheat pair and
Mill about 80 Gle eibu dings very good and only
miles from with good pike to it.
Eight Stre Rooms Dwellings, the cunt Pleas
Hotel tits only Hotel In miles this place
About so Town Lots suitable for DwengS Slons &C
Mount PI urded by in Tennes
the Of the Tennessee Aaeama all
road.
hundred and forty Of and from miles
from we'll timbeed and four free
Also sou miles South Of this place. the Turn
pike; 80 Orchards Buildings goUd
free Springs fencing good This pied
by Andrew Kened,y. Terms liberal Il. o. CROSS
Mount Pleasant Tenn, iulS I7-tf.
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COUNTY COURT sALE.

Alexander Thomas and wife MARI rrison and Others
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
coUntv rendered in the July term, 1861
will oher for sale At the Court House in Nashville Satnr
day, the day OF August next negro man named Dick,
about thr y eight years { age
Terms -"SUO will required in cash aud for the balance
credit u twelve months will be given, well endorsed
paysble in bank, required. K. CHEATHlM,
ju yi3 60 dtds Clerk and Master
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B A MGR OTIS HISTOR
New Volume
w. II. BERRY q COMPANY,
RAVE ALSO on SAFE
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL VIII.
BENG VOL II. OF TIE AMERICAN REVOLU7IoH

Octave. Uniform with the pr.viou. Volume.

BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This volume comprises the period extending the Battle
Bunkers Hill to the signing Of the Declaration Independence
On the second Of August and Includes among other things the
siege Of Boston, the negotiation Of England with
troops written from papers from the Archives Of England
France, including letters from George III the Empress
CshArne the invasion Ct Canads private
pes Of General hontgomeV and his family
France and Spain, from very copious documents
France and Madrid the dsnenaon Of Turgot the war the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
nPar from unpublished private journals by MEMBERS the
instruction in North Carolina from very full unpublished
temporary the purchase troops from the
fullest collection of papers, with letters George Ill and tn.
Germ Princes Ministers and Agents. hest sncy
trail Colones the movements for taking Independent govern
mens the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights Man. the battle
Of suTsns Island part from Materials the Resolution
Of the Declaration of Independence the Signing
the Declaration. ca.
The Of manuscript materials this volume Is
complete ard unfods the origin progress Of every
POrtant MEASURE tracing the progress Of the Revolution com
peey in reference oevey part Of the United States pre-
senng the subject aso itseation history world
during the period Of its progress
The History Revocation will be completed in two more
volumes. Fl
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Valuable College street Property for
Sale ut Auction.

an SATURDAY, Sept LIST, at 10 O'Clock ", will sell at
public the Court House, that valuable lot Col
lege street, fronting eighty six feet College street and front
ing Capitol Avenue hundred and eighty five upon which
there comfortable dwelling house and brick Office As
this property presents inducements unsurpassed ny
the city Of Nashville, examination Of which only
necessary confirm this belief The liberal and made
known day of sale Persons wishing purchase riyatey
do so by calling the undersigned at the office Of FPENCa
IRWIN RID H. s. FRENCH.
Nashville, august IS 1860
PsHayng removed the country possession can be given
immedat ~ II. 8. F..
ALSO,
will offer at public sale at time and place. &c feet front
and l0 deep and adjoining the large warehouse
now being erecte by A Hamilton, Esq Terms lber l.
aug5-d till sent lat II. s, FRENCH
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THE ExPnESs ERETcHT TRAM

nN the Nashville ard chattanooga Railroad n
running sd day Of July in connection
the Expr Trains on Southern lines via Charleston
and Savanna h, and continue lTng
Through time from New York. eight days
juya7-a +. W. COLE, Superintendent.
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Dissolution.

HAVING this day sold and transferred partners, s. D.
Morgan, j. Cheney Jas, A. Duncanmy interest in
the business of Morgan Co including all assets real and
personal retire from the said firm
Nashville, June 30, 1860. Sr CLAIR NJ. MORGAN.
The firm and business Of Morgan Co., will be continued by
the undersig Led. S. D M0KSAN
G. J CHENEY.
cod I'm Al DUNCAN.
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EDWARDS, y.B HARRIS, p. ED"Ai
EDWARDs. HARRIS & CO.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

(sUCcEssoRs EDWARDS sILKERsoN & COZ
VETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission the old stand corner Co ege AID
Church streets julyl5-h
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Land for Sale.

ID ENG DESTROYS Of moving South, offer for sale my
300 lying Cumberland river. in JoLes' Bend Dis
wilson county. the Hermitage
land about seventy of which is caed and the balance
well tmbeed OF the 100 upland there about forty
cleared.
1t is fine place to IA sell wood God be sold
all times for cash.
There upon this farm, dwelling house
and negro cabins. Any desiring
with view to purchasing at time the premises
July "a, 1860 d3m L. P BONUUKANT.
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WILL either sell exchange in part good CITY Edge
held properly, Residence. two miles North of tn
city, with from 80 20 50 Of land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
foR TERhs and further particulars apply the premi
or to TURNER FOSTER and JEo L. SEAoE. street
W WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Office Mash. BaRaer.
Am
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Lnts left for snIe.
marshaI's Sale of Real Estate

will also rent fer the ensuing year. lease upon long time
the commcdoLs dwelling the Of Broad ant Vsuxh
streets, present occupied by Hayes Esq, Apply al 40
Cherry street. 10 L & K W BROEE, to
July 90. 1860. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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new PUBLICATIONS.
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NAVE REOEYTKD

HATE RECEYTKD
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, Collected
and edited BY his Daughter With Preface and Note
by his Son 2xoIs
These very interesting volumes contain all that will ever
given to the public Of the details Of the private life Of Hoop
Ihey comprise very eOpous correspondence
give to the world for the time several new humorous
and various literary fragments. 81
AUTOB1OGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
BY tie late cHAHlE ROHERr LEsls, B. A. Edited by TOH
TAYLOR, ESQ.
Ihs very interesting and important work contains the euho
onal rtmniscei before given worid-Wh
original ane oes snS fragments Of many
The most noted literary artists present century,
whose familiar scuantAnce the Mr. enjoyed Among
ooler dgs, srwalter Scott, Charles Lamb,
Sidney Smith, Washington Irving, Washington Ason, be-
Wordsworth, BENJAMIN v est samuel Rogers,
WtIkie, Turne- FIsTmsn
Chanrey, EOrtSe te, Sis IN mas Lawrence,
FuseH HsV6o5+' SeWto ao.I and others
The volume contains eopous extracts from ccrrespOn-
denc Of Mr. LEL among which may interest
ing letters from NAsHEsTOE Irvine hitherto unpublished
THE QUEENS OF SOCIE rY. By GRACE and
PHILIP WHARTON .-
Biographies Sarah Duchess Marlborough, Madame Re-
land; Lady Mary worey Montague; GeOrgana, Duchess OF
DeVOnshre; lsutia RHzADeh Lanson q E l. Madame de-
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Madame Keezner Ldy Hervy MIdame sael; Mrs Thrse
Pozz LADY Caroline Lamb Anne Seymour Dsmer La Marque
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broker and Ia MAquse de Banteaon By GRACE PHLIP
WHARTON. Iluruated By and the
Brothers DAZZLE. VOL, I2mo.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GEORGE HENRY
LIVES. vol
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Hsv" also received further supply Of
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CLUSkEH.S POLITICAL TEXT.ROOK.
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Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
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be charged the full daily aes with half the weekly
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Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
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prietors
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THE WONDER OF the AGE!
BLAKELK's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT

THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
BEAKELY'S RHEUMATIC LINImENT
AND
ANODYNE INTERROGATION
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PHI.
WIS magnum Lnmentum arcular, synoviaI and
muscular kheDaSm Neuralgia other pains almost he
anty requiring in many only three applications
the morbid humo from the system It acts as dscutiept a.
we'll - an anodne resolving tuners time In Sur.
gerry y = destined 70 take high place. SupPlAntng in
The Liver Alternative and Tonic PIN
mens and al cases in which cahartc & pcas scnv
as oahare Alternative Tonic, and deobsuent according q
These invaluAbIs Medicines are sOldbv
RAINS BROWN, Nashville. Tennessee.
DR.. J: acDAKAoTT, Murreesboro, DO;
PORE HELk. Columbia, 40:
WARD MCMILLAN, Memphis. do:
AERTY 4 HALL, MilledgeTille, Georgia;
BAKsR 4 EcHoLs, Rome, do;
LEaEAsD BEoosr Z a.LE, Montgomery, Alabama
And By Druggists and Merchants generally.
- BLAKELY & WOODS, Preprissors-
sPxl-d.tW nisnl 81 Tuahom.. Tenn.
Large Sale of Land and Negroes.
THEE undersigned wish to SELL at private large and
valuable estate in Arkansas, End about hfV Slaves win
The tract contains hundred acres coed shape,
lies in the Northern part o. Desha county ionr
Artarsas river Adoins the Of Byna, Foster sherod
and Others Three hundred any ceaEed and four
hund cd deadened three Conneesa VII ~ soo
Widows Dover hundred .eres more Of when one nun
re and ssyenyfes cleared Ihe place is known ss
E9{a o ssv Worth Carolina
neeroe only p over lory ysars OF age thirty four
Young And likely and bays, the balance young women.
mi Be on Plantation about the lOth October
70 eonmunests prices, sredit Part Of the
pursases msnsy viii be- required when the lei made.
B. b ROBERTS,
= D. A DAVIS,
salisbury n. O., August q, 'o0-d2m -
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Tennessee Champion Mill!
Portable Plantations and FIGURING
Mill stone establishment.

DURR Mil Stones Of al! sizes hand order;
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patet Mill Spndes
Mill Gearing. Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting aud Regulating
Screws; Screen Wire Mil Piers, and Plsser Paris All
which warranted Of beet quality give satisfaction.
All orders and communications promptly attended
J NJ. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills near 7 A L r, Broad street,
iune22-1&vd Nashville, Tenn.
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VXIE are in receipt Of shipment Of the anssa coss ever
wv ceigsd in Nsahve which ogsriaa he tadeaf
Low agure -Hanssl KIzzLL, AoVRER : &C.
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Notice.

TVHE sopartnershp heretofore existing under the style Of Ed
WARDS GILKERsnN & Co. this y cissoi ed by mu'
10 EDV ARDS,
GILKERS0N,
Julv1 IA 1860 L. P. EDWARDS. Fl
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Most Extensive
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

U7M KNABK 90 Nos /, 5, and Z, Futaw street, o
We Baltimore, respectfully inform their Nontnen Hsna
that they have enlarged their factsry and are now 6
supply the demand for their pianos They are
ably the most durable and contain the latest
and are fully guaranteed for i've years For - anu sea
power Of tone and agreeable touch, they unquaed
ThaberE sakosch and other great panists nave useo
their concerts and nave given certificates Tor ner
They have the last years. taken the rs over
all coupe all the different States where they nave oeea
exhibited Last year they received five first Two az
one for the hest against all competition
ceiyine nv 4 lI-- J A.. McOLURE,
may5. i6O-dkwIv Sole agent. Nashville.
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BrOwnsvilIe Lots for Sale.

BrOWnSVI1le LOIS IOf SAFE
NWIE offer for sale the most liberal terms number Of de-
w sirabs building brownsville from 9k to miles
from Nashville fronting the Gaatn and Porter Pixies
tanning from four to EACH soil and negbborhood
surpa ed number timbered We will also sell from SO
to 100 acres in body desired The rapid growth Of Edgefe
VIII tend to enhance rapidly tie value Ct the Brownsville
lots you wish good property in good neghbUrhood, don
fail to examine the Brownsville lots.
jig R W BROWN,
july3-2m 44L Cherry street
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Furnishing Goods,

stock Of Full Bosom Shirts is again complete for cool
~ ness and comfort commend them being particular
appropriate the present hot have also small lot
OF Put Bosom Shirts together with endless variety OF plain
er styles.
We have also received another lot of handsome Neck Ties
Gloves Handkerchief Dressing Roes suspenders, &c &C.
Also supply OF seasonabe Und Call and see our
goods We determined dpoIe CT them at low eures
being anxious to redLce stock. J. ID. McOlLL.
june22