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BIandys' steam Engine works.

TVyhe BIandys Portable Steam saw viii
iEone Of the most important nj i1vruns Of
the aEe is strictly portable. requiring bud masonry
readily ranpOrted tzo wagons; dcTu thers bed
bed the earh amounts Of lumber per day almost ner
those who fer the first time hear Of its performances;
quires professional Engineers Sayers is ada7ed TO-
rea majority Of opelse By parties previous
u1cquauied with the Sam Engine Saving 1t
and operators very satisfactorily and hy begudges IL its
earnings Makes good lumber costs lass than the commonet
fixed mills.
Everything necessary for actual operation, except ar aEd
and tmheTs upon which t. furnished with each
mill Unless otherwise provided for
Tue Blamdys POrta bic steam Engine is Just
useful successful Tor ali other purposes saving lumber
required power but of uniform style and de-
sign, from the smallest to the largest her coal wood,
aray Mixed may used for fuel used for Tires
grain, and other farm and plantation work. and for all
facarng and mechanical purposes The BandY Portable seam
Min Engine obtained the First Premium At rs
mium every County which they have been
exhibition Notwithstanding the har times orders sd
increase adordnE the most substantial evidence Of the estimation
in whc1 machinery is held BY the people.
The peculiar features which render Steam Engine 50 sue
uI and popular patented, and not used By
other builders.
Having very large and perfectly equipped establishment
with ample capital and desirable cy for the manu-
machinery It proucl at theVery lowest cost
consequently enabled tn sell steam Engines at
lower prices than they sold before bring
them within thereaeh OF the people who use them
Circulars containing descriptions prices, &c, nustra dbY
engavngs, with reports OPERATORS forwarded q all applicants
Our published statements 0f operators selected IRON
business correspondence, and solicited. As names
dates, and postoes ays given, letters Of enquiry s
addressed TO them.
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AWE Nashville and North NesIa 1ll.eS any VS. ,
lang te6es bk veil hern, @ face a naII90es pi9es no'
less than inches ciesr q parkl tiaeel ,.I, 2 M ~ ~
"a al the grade line of The road in Nsltils ~ vr-1s, ~
Ths contractors want contract ior sysyOo ~ ~ 5I
Post Oak TTes Of the same sizc as aoos q y % = % y.
on The line OF the road In pilss from sel-'o- - - ~
auoueh on each section supply the salle , ne,
PeTsona wishing bid viii direct to ne essl-l ~ ~.
e hi e NagbVille and Forth-ueseTn Railroad Conpanyi
NatlriIle, Tenn
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snYANCEn TANES.

COLLECToRs OFEIcE, CRY Hall.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20, 1SGO.l
VVyANPAYEEs who wish to avail themselves Of the privileges
of ne law allowing pre- payment OF Corporation Taxes
m he wear l6Ga hereby notified that they do
nv calling At the Collectors Office Interest at the rate OF
~ .y month win he allowed from the dste Of certificate
an te Isl OF July Owners Of taxable property in this city
viii fud il 70 their interest to call Immediately.
{s-aI- m. A. NELSON, Collector
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T.. C, IN SWAIN.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DEALEHs
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ETTE havenow in stone large and we'll selected stock Of
uroeeres Liquors. elc ana vii continue 70 receive il
large quantities during the Our stock in
sists in part As follows, vE
sugars.
200 hhds Louisiana sugsy, IOObbls LoveringsD D. R..
Crushed, IS boxes R Loas,
$50 do small Loaf. c.,,..
SEQ bags prime Rio, 5obagsPrIne Lasuyra
100 do o. q. Java.
500 bbls Choice Plantation, . barrels syrup,
GOO Z DO do 35 packages st. Louis.
Sundries.
500 bxs Star Candles, 500 Z bzs Star Candles,
800 do do 3U0 do tar Soap,
50 bzs Tailow Candies Is bags Spice,
500 bhis New York and Rossn-3OO casks soda,
dale Cement, fOObxs do in paper,
SO sacks Race Ginger, 20 do Indigo, extra fae,
9O0 dozen Painted Buckets. $50 nests Painted Tubs
900 5xs Carrots Bottle snua go 4s Garrstts Paper snuff
7bbls Buffers Backing, bbls 1Iason's Blacking,
30 bXs Window Glass, 800 bXs Glassware assorted,
5000 pounds Bar Lead 1000 do Shot, assorted sizes,
. bbls Pecans, 20 5bls Almonds.
F5j hlf bxs Raisins, $50 bxs s R Raisius,
tcs fresh Figs, 10 bbls Filherts,
100 bzs fresh Peaches quo dozen Fresh Cove Oysters
100 kegs Nails, belmont brand, - bxs Brandy Pea hes
300 coils Manila Rope, 100 Haltbushel Measures,
600 bags Cotton Yarns, assoredsVO b1s hrTpng Paper,
sizes 100 coils Cotton Rope,
% chests Black Tea. 100 bols Cider Vinegar,
. chests imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger.
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tenn. White Whisky, 800 bos Deans extra Whisky,
100 10 Bourbon do 100 do Ward & Cary's do
50 do Robertson do l25 d. Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 DO do NeTsom's do
do Louis La BeFtcn do 80 do julius IT. Smiths Old
90 Dhls Cherry brandy Reserve WHISKY.
p 90 Blackberry DO casks CataWba Brandy
10 do Peach do go bbls Grape DO
40 l6easks Seignette 90 2j 30 Ginger DO
Is bbls Rum AMI Gin, 90 10 Apple do
10 casks Sherry Vine, . csks SeiEnette do
aj bbls Malaga DO 10 hbls Holland Gin,
- kegs Lemon CnrIial, . do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, y pnts, IS casks Madeira Wine
25 bNs White Vine, 20 DO OH Port do
$50 bbls Eresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger DO
brands, - baskets Champagne, PTS
25 bgs Claret Wine and quarts,
% do LondoE Porter
Tobacco.
200 bx Va assorted brands 9o0bx Tenn asserted brands
100 do Ky. do do $50 do No, DO do
"a, 800 Imported Cigars, lO0-OOI Domestic Cigars.
Oils.
50 bbls Linseed Oil, 80 bbls Lard Oil,
90 do Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles will sell low down for cash.
BCRGE & SWAMI.
P.S-Our Mr.. Swan, whe is well known experienced
buyer VIII remain in New Orleans daring the present season,
and keep we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite tbs trade give call before pur
chasing esegheTe. ljan22l B. 4 $
HAY. CORN, OATS Nc.
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REMOVE

Tr have removed Stock and Business from No 69
M Market sreetfo the large and excessive House No
49, .ter formerly occupied hy Messrs Carter Willsford X
sreve win continue the Agricultural and Seed business
~ bsrefofore ARMSTRONG & co
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FRESH EUCKwHEaT FLOUR.

N ~ ----'-
Just received and fot BY BE-. SHIELDS & CO.,
- jams 10. p College Street
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
aWTEh store BourD0n and Rye whisky,
w byus a. old Whisky two oygars pure and very
dne Ineadi LHlLNEFH A. 81fTTH
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vVyTTE partnership hitherto existing between HAeAs Jors
90 & e @ bs settled by Hagan & Treauor and those
Indebted 70 'he NiN JOHN T. HA9AN,
A. W. JOHNSON.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA u. u.
Is q q
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
sNDAK, JANUARY 20th, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains East and West will
GOING EAST.

D6l6s Danny Fa-s11glr
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 80 A n and . P II.
COMING WEST
arrive at NashviIe at $40 A II and SHOP n.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York.
pbisdeiphia Baltimore Washington, Charleston, Savan-
nah Montgomery New Orleans, Passengers for the East
And Sou over the Memphis Charleston Railroad will take
fhe Nj Train from Nashville which viii connect az Chat
apoopa with the quick Train for Washington, Philadelphia
New York c and at Stevenson with the fast %rain the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ad its Southern connections
PASSENGERS for the Western Atlantic Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and South Carolina Roads, viii through
without detention by taking the 7S0 n Train from Nashville
Tlrougb Ticeet1 may any hour application
Ticket Agent al Depot, to the following places and
at the following Dricesi viz: -
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HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, Feed and
Produce Dealer,
No. "A Fourth Street, betoeen Main and Hs RiUT,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.

EEPS constantly hand large supplies Of Hay, Coms
IN OATS Bran Shorts and Shpstus, ready to fl orders
the shortest notice. Personal attention given 70 the sale Of
Dried Fruits Eggs, Onions Apples, Potatoes, Flour Bacon,
Lard, Feathers &c.
Orders for Groceries, Liquors and Manufactured articles sOc
flied the most favorable Liberal csah ad
vances made consignmepts ian6-tf
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NV EIIII.
MAGAN q TREANOR.
Booksellers and Dessess IN Periodicals. siaHous-v te
.--,-,- No G Caian streul
4{ yuLD respectfully give notice that ilsv via f
tre same business conducted h7 Hasa1 4 1.f-5- ~
would be pleased b recsive tie custom 50 5Ii 55 u
them. ---.-- y e
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JUST RECEIVED.

FVyE large and comfortable dwelling. tnown ss the bshc
property situated lower Market street. For parlcu
lars enquire the o0ce Nashville and Northgesser
i1eiirrsii COMPANY jan22-tf
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Louisville and Nashville
man

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between NaShve
and Louisville, making close connections at Louisville or
New York Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington Cay,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland, Cincinnati st. Louis and the
a west.
On and after sUSDEY, January e2d Js6O trains will run as
First train leaves Nashville $50 daily stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green. Glasgow Junction and all regular saons
when sipnaed by flag, and arrive at Louisville at 25O NJ
Returning leaves Louisville at 500 NJ, stopping as above
sad arriving in Nashville at sos u. 80 .
Second train Nashville daily SUNDAYS exoeptiJ az
lO3O NJ stopping above and arriving IN Lonlsyile AZ
500 P NJ Returning. leaves Louisville at 74O A d. and
arrive in Nashville at 5:3j P NJ
GalaHn Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun-
davs xeep at ais P NJ and arrives in Gallatn at5O p NJ
Rsnin leaves GaIIan st zoe NJ and arrives in Nashville
at $40 A. NJ. ,.,,,,o,- g.
Al. FIEJD, GenT. TicketAg u,
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Poeies Issued and rensaed and losses promptly paid BY
ian24-dlm NASH MARI. . Coasss street
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Nashville, Dec. 1853.


From y. D. Gross, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. u, 1853.
Messrs T. ID. TAYLOR g. CoI had for Lbout
months past your Tespe Gas Lights, and it
great pleasure state that regardt Tar superior any 9TH
G portable light that have met with
Its simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger Of eNpo
sion, cleanliness, and seadne, and parity OF light quail
ites thatmust recommend any who will try it. IL gives
ligh. which be equal in bancy 70 the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. D. CRoss
These are only very few Of the testimonials have Call
and examine for yourself No A. Colonade Buildings Cherry
street Nashville. Tenn. THOMAS II. TAYLOR q CO.
Merchants the the country expressly invited to
give call wish to establish agencies throughout the
state liam S-H
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GROCERIES AND EIdIUOHs.


II. B. sNOWDER q CO..
CtOLE Agents for the sac Of lie celebrated znorrie Cit-
- Mills Flourf have received loo bags per Railroad ueh
they selling Mile prices.
This Flour has aken the Pruam State Fair nd rsI
brand
We expect to eep fu supply hand. ant recommend &c
with The utmost conndercete our cus0es q Gar sar d
any flour We have ever sssn- 8 sN0WuEN & CO..
No 8 North Cherry Street
deea rIrr.a
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How NTcH HAY FOR A HoRsE.-A correspon-
dent Of the Wisconsin Fgmer in answer to the ques-
ton, how much hay win keep good sized horse
per day or per yearT says
Il have asked this question many times. and uni
versally received the answer, 4 don't know Well
1 do having kept horses for twenty years-from
five to twenty at a time [ concluded ] yvouId
know. Five pounds Of hay at a feed OF fifteen
pounds per day with their usual allowance of oat-
meal twelve quarts per day. OF its equivalent in
shorts, viii keep good sized horse-one of eleven
hundred and fifty pounds weight-in fine condition
for all road or farm work, and is amply sufficient
some VIII keep on considerably less but this IS
fair average, and can be reckoned on as sufficient
for the first hundred horses you find.
" In connection with this subiects I win state
that l have been feeding from four to five horses,
for the last three months with cut feed the ad-
vantages Of which / hold to be equal TO many
times the cost Of the best cutting box in the State,
where several horses are kept In the first place,
1t Is economy to cut feed so far as its consuinp-
/ ton Is concerned, less feed being wasted thah
when fed whole or uncut Again. straw OF corn corn
/ stalks can be mixed with the hay to the amount e.
I one-thTd or one-half of the quantity lel' anu y
well prepared, the animals will eal q eieAl, anu
viii thrive better and inf III respects II WI We ls
pay for the time and expense over ene 0'l''ioA
method Of feeding.
One consideration Of quite equal inpof lal1s r.
that our horses are free from coughs OF hettes Wleil
are inseparable from feeding clover or dusty nay
! unless clf and loel dqHpenef
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HENRY FOWLER,
Justice Of the Peace
STATE OF TENNESSEE, 0oMPTRoILER's OFFICE.

NASHVILLE. jan g. lolu.
This certify that the Etns Insurance Company, located
t Hartford, State Of Couneccut has complied with all
the requirements ct passed by the Gene Assembly OF
March, 1856 entitled An Act 20 reg-
late agencies q Insurance Companies not incorporated by
The State Tennessee and that Joseph Nash and W. MARI
legally authorized Of said Company in The town Of
Nashville, State OF Tennessee
J. ]. DUNLAP,
Comptroller.
j. H. GRIFFITH, State Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
Policies issued sud renewed by
NASH 4 MARI, Ag'ts
jarl4 din No. 2j College Street.
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AUefiOn, storage Ware Room
p COLLEGE STREET.

nRTRTE JAOLD va AND MOCHA COFFEE
a isrrl LOS at very reduoei prices
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mem ULLEN a KAXEs
WHoLEtLE DEALuls rs ALL uSns OF
Fnnor md sf.lnIe asrncerfns.

w INES liquors. Nuts, Fruits. and Coniecoueres also,
w manufacturers of Candies tardlis end svrups AZ
cannot c1ulerls articles hand, would
fully request that any wishing 90 orir goods line
Will address circular Eh shah tr Y return nail
Merchants visiting city VIII please give call before
sos Main street Louisville, Ky.
fa~a
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Mr. Thomas TAyL0R-Dear Sir: have hesn using the Yes
per Lamp sold by you, since September last and am
ctly satisfied that is Of the most economical, not, IIE
most economical well brilliant lights that he had It
is easily managed and J. unhesitngy, recommend It to all
Outof the reach Of gas ALEXAEDER FALL.
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NASH A. MARI. Ag'
jaEl4 din No. 25, College 81
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o y 4 4 L A G
Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold d0at high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
Ia war, let every stripe gofOrth,
Borne by the p1tricts hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth
O'ef moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred booA,
Bequeathed By patriots blood,
For OH twas in fresdom's cause
Amidthe battles h0cd.
Hoist, hoist, our flag to heavens breeEf,
Let every fold high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great TalPn
let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallcst spre.
Let fennesseans every where
Let every State around
Know where type Of nature . made
Where every type i8 found.
Above our own Art G(uie7L,
Our country 5 standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The ehild-tnep paTsnt-patrot-Girt
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portFaiturt
With every charm but life
Then r.ise our bannert0 the sky
Letevery star arboErneWs,
That types st the Art GE1Ierr,
Are made by o. @. HUGHES,
tshl5-l&vH Corner Of College and Unicn Bst.
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= III uE p IIU CITIES.
ulclI "a.
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nIssnIUTION % PABTNERSIIP.

r ts-srs are prepared 70 receive all kinds Goods,
Tr nd AIershandise, either special Storage or for
-. - n-5v.fe ale. B. +. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
- ,ss Opposite seWaree Hotel
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sTATR OF TENNESSEE, COMPTROLLRR's OFFIcFJ
NASHVILLE January % 1850.
This is 70 certify thashe Home Insurance Co osd AZ Ns
York. in tie State Of n York, has complied With an therequie
mens OF act passed BY the Assembly the state
Tennessee in March, lG entitled Act 70 regulate The
agencies Of Insurance Companies incorporated W tie STATE
Of Tennessee and that j. NASH and ". j. ARR are the e
gay authorized agents OF said company the city Of NASH
Tlei STATE OF tennessee j. T. DUNLAP,
Ls-AL'l Comptroller
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7------e- DtAAN Allals
LOOK HERE.
you Fent . ind the h7l ssortment IN TIE rv of T,s
Eaney Articles Paror OrnsHls1ls, llocnr Ho5es WifI
-l-, aaee- -lilisi add Musical Tn lr1menls-
30 % LoOAs Auzc and Fancy Store on Chureh Street
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NASH & MARR,
ms UR ANC 4 A 9 e n e 8.
Cash Capital Enlarged Hair "A TTft-
IfOu Dollars.
HTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
AREFORD, CONN.
incorporated 1919. Charter PerPotuaI-
Cask Capital. sI.5OO,OOO.

ASSETS JANUARY, j, 1860.
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PUBLIC LAWS on TENNESSEE


PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE
An ACT increasing the pay Of witnesses in cours Of Record
slcEos l. 3 enacted by he General Asssu5l 81 tls
80 -eeseel LAs witnesses 10 Co1rts Ct Record lha
receive compensation Of dollar per cav Tor eac DAYS ~
sessar5 attendance and when they reside 4 rrea dtsr
80 49, W ei 1s cents per nile or going and rsurn1g
nom Court ana terage1 allowed 81 Law: Prersff
That mileage and rase sail be allowed oniy fr ore 81
ing and returning daring the term of snv r.-t is ~ ~
nes is discharged b the psrel rsl aad does rslr 5
siVendAy. W G NmiTrH0RNE.
Speaker Of the Hcuss Of Reoresentstivi..
TAz. ". NEWsIAN
Passed January 3Oh, 1850. nA~
true COPY: J. z. r. RAr, Secretary.
AN ACT to exempt 8Isrs and Common ssboo comi,si.,
from working public roads, and the Board Of Educa Of
the City Of Nashville from serving iures.
sEcr1oS J. Bs H eaastsG 5y tls Gsssr1T lsse,5l f a
that miller Of s7ist MILL preceded said mill IS being
used az the time OF working the road and school
soues, in this State, shall be pl from working public
SIC Be fsrssr eqaessd That The Board OF RaueaioD
Of the City Of Nashville be exempted rom serving iuss
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAZ ". NEWMAN,
Speaker Of The Senate
true copy; J. b R. KAY, Secretary.
AN ACT to protect the Notehoders Of the Bank Claiborne
SECTION Bs enacted By the Gsarsat 4sse5lg er he
afs Of 7eassse That The Compt-oiler Be and be B hereby
directed to much Of the Of the Bank Of TazeFe
naming in his hands, after having redeemed The notes o said
Bank as may be necessary to redeem he outstanding circulation
Of the Bank Of Claiborne.
Bank Of Claiborne shall have twelve months passage
this act within which to present the same 70 the Comptroller Tor
payment
sEc. That this act take effect from ard after sage.
W. Q. WHIrrH0RNE,
Speaker o. the House Of Representative.
TEl W. NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate
Passed February 4, ls6D.
AruseOpy; j. T.. R. RAY, seersiary.
AN ACT for the benefit Of the Pauper Deaf
Children Of this state.
sEcuoy J. Be 0 enacted 5g TIE Gsaeral assembly o. ne
STATE o Tennessee, That tAe purea Of any paupsr child
children Who deaf dumb ard blind be and ey hereby
authorized place said pauper child children the
Dumb school the Blind Asylum expense state;
PrsCdd diCdg, That the Of said pauper child orch
dren who deaf, dumb and blind citizens Of this
Proridd, That shall receive the heneft this except
such as are deaf, dumb and blind.
SEC. 3 Be IL further enacted, That the allowance for each
pauper pupil who deaf dumb and blind admitted into
Of said Institutions shall the Of three hundsd dollars
per
SIC ,. Be L u,sr eadctd That this effect from
and after its passage. VIC. WHIrTH JRNE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI. ". NEWMAN
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed January 80, 1850.
A true copy j. L. r. RAY, Secretary
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4 FuII and Choice Stock of Dry Goods a
Cost at
NICHOLSON a HUMPHREY's

Up the time Of receiving Spring Goods viii offer
entire stock Of staple and fancy goods at cost for cash Our
OBJECT in doing this to reduce present stock much pos
sble before getting goods.
Up all who wish buy cheap gOos will 90 veil to
eall at No. %, south side Of the Square.
ianl
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ONE DOLLAR per Square for the hr and Frr czsrs for eaeh
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in bot the Daily znd Weekly, will
be charged TIE ful daily races vita one half the weekly rates
added.
Zansteat Adesrssts suss b paid for at The fine Of
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From Seabufy & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Feper brilliant and beautiful light. that is
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction OF the
Vesper Gas Burner and reor perfectly simple, that it can
out Of order. it explode
Tie Of the burner is easily understood and re-
uuir bot little more attention keep clean and in good order
tnan ordinary gas fixtures e light produced BY The Vesper
consider fully elna in every respect TO other kind
Of Gas light joins ~ sEAnrRY,
n. j. SEABuBy,
ii S. PEACH.
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suIravrrLr. DsKals county. Tenn, Oh Oct ls59.


We have become the owners o. us engine you soli 10
Jo Young Of Wilson county Tena He called Inc Durham
Bun WseaII Il uld Brandy FOR h s worthy o. iis maker
e. and m world beat IT, ior We are running 80 inch
nv M IL making as nice smooth lumber as Wal ever seen We
~ a. e a miles and it the bank Of the Cauey
- nd s ssu logs large with as ~ inches aRd we
seit % is own logs out Of che river up railway i4e feet
- 80 elevation. We aso pHlap water 81 high, and
~ Il ~, se time. IL performances deceive all that look at
~ 80 rtqs who judges Of engire that are
sf rb 70 think that t is small that il cau'tdo any thing
yan 10 attschd st mill next spring. and all With the
,i,fe- sersrsd down 70 20 pounds. BOND & AbLGIER