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WE have for sale several nne Residences city, some
w Of them in dne territory. Also unin-
proved lots in the city Of them finely business
purpC and for Residences. We viii grea gains
We have as for OF the
Building Sites in West Nashville Broad Denumbrsne he.
Nairv and other streets.
ALso-A number Of very foe Totes BOyds Hyres and
Watkins Additions.
ALs0-Several choice lots Edssnei or lots in
Walker Addition and large number = lots in HATdiDgs
dion aud McGaYock.
u Pin addition 70 which have very large uumbsr Of
Country lots containing from five tFsny acres within from
two to three miles Of the city different pixies
septI4-tf j. l. 4 r. w. BROWN
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Hon. h. II. Holmes for Breckenridge and


The Hon. B. R. Holmes, formerly member of
our State Legislature, and leading and influential
politician of YazOo county, has openly, and without
evasion or qualification, severed his political rela
tons with the enemies of the Democratic party, and
has come out boldly in favor of Breckenridge and
Lane His letter announcing this purpose, teens
with sound thoughts and words of burning patriot
ISM 1t will be found in our columns to-day, and
will richly repay perusal.- NiSsiSSippidn.
Mr.. Forsyth formerly editor of the Columbus,
(Ga) Times, and the editor of the Mobile Regis
ter, sustaining Mr.. Douglas says:
1--WE have the best understanding with the Bell
and Everett people. and beth parties determined
that Alabama shall not give her vote for sectional
Yancey ticket"
We hear 1t intmated that similar good I'M
derstandlng exists in Georgia between the leaders
and Wlrepullers Of the Douglas and Bell parties
who contemplate fusion on the eve of the election
either by an amalgamation election ticket or by
uniting the vote OF both parties on the Bell Electoral
ticket We shall not now be surprised at anything
that the leaders may attempt. The utter disregard
of everything like consistency or princ:ple which
they have manifested by their course since the Pat
more Convention, shows them capable of any des
perate resort, in the hope to accomplish the defeat
Of the true Democracy. But we have too mncb
confidence in the intelligence patriotism and selfre
spect of the honest voters in their ranks to believe
that they viii consent to be the mere tools of nm
principled political tricksters.-SaU Neos, Sept a.
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The Vine crop of France is very poor this season.
and the opinion is that it viii fall short of the last
one. Vines are affected by the oidi,tm in the South
of france principally. and the grapes are nearly
destroyed lin some places sulphur has been employ
ed successfully to destroy Ne disease.
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The New York Neles, the DorGLAs organ, says the
BEIL-EvERETT party shave united with the old and
faithful Northern Democracy to defeat the two
tioual palties -
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uncommonly likely duatto Boy, twenty years Of age
He perfectly sound, excellent cook ard the best
trained dining bed in TIE He in
sold tina. he win with ser
with whom he is assOested and whom he Eupposes be
prudced against him. He therefore dssrest sold Apply
WILL L. BOYD,
sptl9-lw No. so Cherry street.
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A. 5. MeCIanahan, ESQ.

This gentleman. who has been an advocate of the
claims of Judge Douglas, addressed the Breckin-
ridge and Lane club at the court house on last
Saturday night Mr. McClanahan's remarks were
logical, eloquent and statesmanlke, and were re
celyed with applause We hope Mr.. McClanahan
VIII speak frequently during the canvass-WeSt
TeTneSSeedn, SEPT. H.
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form extra charges also VIII medicine medical attend
Anee.
General Regulations.
No deduction for abscsce or thdraa 1ulsu
oecssSionsd By illness Ordisnissal
Pupils will be charged from tie datsOn which they sater
Boarders are requested to bring all articles for the
toilet.
Tbs Academy will not DsEr the expense furnishing articles
Of clothing pocket money.
Pupils will not be allowed spend pocket money at ss o-n
dis retion Such moneys must Be deposited Eih suDesr
Of the Academy. =
To prevent inprpr eorrsspondsn letters received ana
sent are subject to the Peu Of the Superior, though
10 such correspond guardian
With the exception Of books Of dsVoon boeks psroG
can are allowed Tn csna'e in the Institution, except such
receive the approval Of the Mother Superior
For further particulars may made fe Moth.
Superior Of the Academy the n Rev Bishop Whkhn
All Busness letter be addressed Suusror
st. Ceeiiss Academy. Mount vernon, HssaVie Tenn
UsIos AMERICAN copy t October and sare tets o.
hcn GI1.sLa
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The Cincinnati EgeRiag Post is dead. The editor
yives the cause of its untimely end. Many persons
wanted BELL EVERETT organ, and promised to
come down li5erally to support it, h started and
thew did not cone down" The editor found that
he had both the Union and the paper on his shout
Sers. The load was too heavy; so the thing came
10 an end-another instance added to the thousands
that have gone before, of the folly of starting
public journal on the promise of partizan support
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For Sale at Auction at Paducah.
the 3rd Of October will sell at public don
the Steamer SCOTLAND her engines tackle furniture
as she now lays at 9sducAh KY The Scotland the hest
drsught boat Of her class Of carry tons
Terms enequaIter eash balance and 2
payable in Bank with sAtiEfactory security.
septl4 tbs JOHN A. COUCH
III Louisville Courier and St. Louis RepublicAn copy and
charge 70 this office.
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VaIunble band Ion Sale.

AZ MCCLURE CO and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
their valuable Tract ef Land heir term OF copartner-
ship having expires containing $40 Ave hundred
which cleared, generally level the remainder mbered;
has several springs Of running through hed 50
60 we'll set in blue grass with in clover This
land not surpassed by the county and adapted
the cultivation OF Cotton the raising Stock There are
tive orchards and good building ses desirable neigh
borhOOd lying in the VALLEY Of RohinsOB Fork
county, the ad leading from CorneSVle the LypnVe
Depot, Ave miles from each point,
Will be sold on the Goth day of October next
On the premises to to the highest bidder.
Terms.-0ne fourth cash when possession given, the
mai three payments, with
The said land either aiyded
syd Persons wishing to purchase privately will call
authorised sell between this and the day Of
sale. n. MCCLUkE.
Renteuber
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j. o. GRIFFITH & co.
Successors to E. G. Eastman a Co.,

10. GRIFFITH, F. c. HUNTINGTON, mo C. BURcH,
LEON. TRoUsD4LE, THOMAS 5. MARX.
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Desirable Household and Kitchen
Furniture
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. BOTH, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
BENZ. +. SHEELDS * CO.
VETTLL sell at the residence Of MISS T0UPET No. a. North
Vine street. near the Stats Capitol the entire
Of Psrcrs Chamber Halls dining Room and Kitchen consisting
in pat Of rich tapestry, earpengs, 3ply ingram hall
stair do. rugs and drugges lace and muslin urtsins,
clothes brochal satin covered aod hair seat chars
rich silver PLATED table china glass and cutlery ather
beds pillows and other mattresses, cooking Stoves
.Terms-cash delivery.
BENZ. ?. SHIELDS CO.,
Eeptl5 Central Auction Rooms Opposite SeWanee Hotel
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Nashville Theatre.
CETY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION. -
TNNHE following pponed by City Coun
Gil officers open hold Ell con in the Corporation
Nashville Saturday 29h 1850 the purpose Of
eecting Mayor, Alderman Councilmen each
opened at NJ and close s.4P NJ fo'' 70 Os
rhe who arein favor Of toe election of said
years. their tickets and il majority of all tn poed
sha be favor tn election Of said officers for
:hen and re4fter, the charter the
shall be smende ard said election shall held Accordingly
cmen, shall be citizens lip and within the city
Nashville whole next precee ing
other Sections S, Of Act Of General BssHn6g passed
March 81 1860.
First Ward. .e
Election to be held al Morris & strattcns
Judges Kir patrick, WI. Phillips and John Briggs Re-
ceiver Of votes-w Moss CerksO Peden Jas Gennet'.
Magistrate to Attend--G gillespie, Esq.
second Ward.
Election be held at Myers & Hunts
Judges-C Berry, Moses Wright. John Kinney Receiver
vOtes-GsO COsman CIerkS-Wm McFerrsn, Chss Sloan
Magistrate-Isham Dyer, Esq.
Third Ward.
Election to be held at " Beyd's Office.
Ju1ges-Andrew Anderson. John Hume, IS Weller. Re
csive VOtes-John Reddick. Clerks-B Brown
Magisrate-J n Alexander, Esq.
Fourth ward.
Election to be held at Theatre.
judges L Ryan. Martin, A G Beech. Receiver Of
voes-Robt Barr. ClerEs-W Hughes, Van Holman Mag.
iStrats-W D Robertson, Esq
Fifth Ward.
Election to be held at Lstimers 4 stanIey's
Judges-Wm Joftin Shank John Merrow Reee yer
Of Votes-E Glsscosk ClerkS-Jno Curry, Coleman.
Msgislrate-Josish Ferriss, Esq.
Sixth Ward.
Election to be held at Tarpley & Pyle's
Judges--W Petition Wan Baugh, Richard Mccain R.
ceiuer Of VotesA W Pyle Clerks-M q Brooks Tho
Glenn. MEgistrate-W Meachem ESQ.
seventh Ward.
Election to be held at Temperance Hall
Judges-W Crosthwait, Jos Steele, nsey Re
ceiver u Votes Cobett. tlsks-Geo Miller James
Meadows. Magetrste-John Cor6stt, Esq
Eighth Ward
Election to be held at RIemAn'S HALL.
Judges-ChSs Green, John Hob5s NJ c. ton Receiy.
Voes--Wm Satin Cerks-JOhn Satterfe!d, Hugh Car
roll hasistrate-RG Rives sept9-id
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
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NOfiCP.
CHEAP STOVES.

IL who want money will present at adjourned meet
ng OF the City Building Loan Association Of N4shvilIs
to be held Office Of the Protection Insurance Compsns
Thursday ct O'Clock. Sepl9-d2t
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DAILY S.; TRLWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY S.
INVARIABLY III ADVAEcE.
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"Insad breaking I'D Union, inerd TO strengthen
and to bngthen it"-JoH @. BRECKENRIDGE
"The Constitution and the Equality Of the Stated These are
the symbols everlasting union Let these be the reng Cries
the people. JOHN G. BKEcKuRIDaE
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American Raroarnia

American Rarcarofe.
BY GEORGE p MORRIS.
IBALFE, the eminent composer has set the follow
ing song to music. The melody is said ~ those ,ho
have heard it to be easy graceful, flowing. and Il
the best veia of that nlasstro1
TWILIGHT
Oh, boatman, haste The twslisht hor-
ls closing gently over Ger TIE lea
Ine SUM- whose sitting sAnts the tower
Has locked h Q last upon tae seaf
Row, then, boatman, roai
Row, then, boatman row.
RoWl-aha-weSe moon and stsrl
And SIX q with the stream b. wing
Heigh hOl-ahI-hegh hol
kch0 responds 70 my sad hsigh ho.
MIDNsHr
Oh. boatman hastsf The s,nfrp calls
The miinigft nsurp yonder shore
And silver the echo tai 8
As music dripping from he oar.
Rsw, then. 20 tm2n- roHi
Rcw, then, boatmsn, rosi
hoS!-aiar fade aud start
While our skin with The stream IL aowinQl
aeigh hol--ahf--heigh bol
-eho responds 70 my 81 he.ghhS.
aAEH
On, boAtnian. haste The morning beam
Slldes through the heecv cloud above;
SCofeAks On life's dg4 (. mu, U ring stream
aug 5Toy ava q Eoman's love.
I.oS- then, bostnsn, roSl
:, n ben, bostman, roWi
lis dagl-aEayl-aWayi
1 .LhS Sita Ne stream are noWiny
Aeish-noi-dear ons-hol
my glad heigh.hO.
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ALSO, knives xnd ferris, Saws, AugerB, 9imbeks Door
LcE PadLOck BiAskins Brushes, Backing Cans And Gan
Gaps, &c.
We unwnzy acknowledge that have the largest stock Of
eysy description Of Goods 10 The city Of Nashville and 81 "
have 70 intend to sell them Cur house shall
Be hesdquasrS for cash aad short time p{onp only
There Cash and prompt Tine Tsls that purchase their
goods 10 city, and nend sell that sxclusTey
and We say 10 eaah hsysss call and examine
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK.
The extreme hardness Of the tines has thrown into our hose
large Of Commission Goods, which viii b sod regard
Luof prices.
This indeed chance for cash prompt pay
win be alloEed all s Hills foFsash. We
would merely who have deserving credit and psy
cash. attend this ssle. Ths Foods Be sold ksemher
The days OF sale. sepisnbsr Isl 10 And 90.
SsPF-tds TkAbck LpoUs-
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VIII be sold on the goth day of October next
IN r.a-.i.a. IA IL. hi.ha.a Liaa.-

Sale of Valuable own Lots ia CO.
lumbia.
ON The goth Of September 1860 will sell the highest
J bil der, a credit Of One two and thEes years.
Tract OF Land containing about Eighty
Acres.
Ito be divided into lots to suit puFchaseTs and lying the
West margin Of the and adjoining the lands 81 Mayes
Dale and MeGurs. Bond and approved security will
be required Of the purchaser and lien retained.
GREY P. WEBB
AueI6-dtwEwtds TH0s J. GOFR.
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xETE have upwards Of 200 Heating stoves fer ocaI
w or Wood, Of all styles ard sizes;
PARLOR STOVES,
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Election to be held at FIeman'S Hall.
Judges-ChSs Green, John HOBBS, NJ ton Reeeiy.
er of Voes-Wm Satin Cerks-John Satterfed, Hugh Car
roll Ma israte-RG Rives. e septI9-td
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F. HAGAN g. CO,
BOOK-SELLERs q STATION ERS,

+. HAGAN IL co,
BOOKSELLERS a sTATIONERs,
II College street, Nashville, Tenn.
FIJI. & CO. would call astsBtoa Of TIE Trade 70 %,
following, comprising few eadtz articles az,
oasdns on the most reasOnable isrns
Our STOCK Of
School BOOKS
is ple nnsur sse extent ami variety subrunr
sTsryaias from an Elsnsni spsas Book up through All
collsgesof the Shuth and South west.
BLANK BOOKS.
Our Blank and Record auufactured Win Isol,
references to the wants Of Dealers Page enors1dum ana Pass
Books immense Quantities ana % ever conceivable pattern.
BANKERS CASES, PORTPOLTOS
SLAFES--Amsresn, English or Iron By the dozen orca.,
STEEL PINS OF EVERY BRAND,
Manufactured and imported expressly for Us.
GOLD PENS, All sizss and Brands
WHITING PAPER--Ai II ruristie,r I'D ayr.., 80.
the manufacturers. AID for sale b. ne or case
Ths only house in the city that keeps complete asorteDto
PRINrERS' STATIONERY
Sole Agents for Wade's CelepraIed CoIOred Hob
Inks and JOanson's Superior News and Beck
Inks.
Always on and compIsbs assortment OF Caras A. 49,
sze and color Also, News and Book Paper Latter Cap AID
WHITING INKS.
Black Blue and Red packed ready for hipDine Butsr,
and rnoldSceebratd Fluids Tor tsdozen 49,
Bibles, Tssnen Hymn and Prayer Books, of sssFI 30
scrPOn. Historical, Medical TheOoscal, AErczars Law
and Staodzrd works constantly N hand.
We Agents for the american Sunday school PuslIesta.s
large as'ortnet on hand, which Will supply sandAy
Boards Writing Desks Of all kinds Pictures Elsra,,
Git Book. Parchment Drawing Paper Pencils, Sc, ks.
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Copartnership No1ice,

HAVE thi. day associated With In tie Book busiusss Mr.
] J. B RUTLAND and Mr. J. n. EASTMAN.
Nashville, Sept /, 50 =. HAGAN,
=. HAsAE. J. r. RUTLANa. J. \. EASTMAN.
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FIRST District-A. G. WATKINS, of jefferson.
Second JAMES d. THOMAS. of Claiborne
Third d" D. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Foarth a THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth WIN. B. BATE, of Sumner.
Sixth d" GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh " n. n. cox of Perry,
Eighth d" R0BT. w. HAYWOOD. of Davidson,
Ninth J. D. c. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD of Haywood.
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THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS

ARE THE BEsT IN WoRKD EoK FAMILY USE
Indigestfoa-.-COnssi pSIiOn---Headache -.s
NervOHsness--BilIi0 nsness--Hearsburn
acknowledgements Of
e-sDysPepsia:-LIyer Complaint.
GFiPings.
On account Of their great mdness and from the fact that they
never zre naueae or leave bowels coastpa cendi
s= the enteTg Pills will be found more essant THAI an
others.
Prce Is GENTS per On the reeeiro one aolsr opF
boxes viii sent By nail free Of postage 70 part Of u
country MACKENZIE K MINcHIE,
septic aa - No. Il College sreet.
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Dted, E
Monday evening Sept l'A oOnasssivs chilli ROBERT B.
cuRREY, in the 45d year Of his age.
Inc me family are invited attsDd funeral
the residence Of Dr. ". P Jones' F.asE PIKE Ibis day at 10
o'clock, A. r.
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MIsSi.siPpi River Plantation for
Safe.
Knight miles beloE his AFkanraS, containing eight
hundred and rgntv acres hundred and hy eultiVa
ton large dwelling house and all the fxures
good Cotton Panaton hundred and atty old
deadenbg, large young Orchard peaches and apples II the
purchaser wishes will sell the growi the place,
nQ Of $50 or 800 OF cotton. and five six hundred
barrels Of Corn. Give poSsessio' Immediately
JAMES H. MERIWETHER,
M sco5
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL.

NTADAME VALIANT vii opeD her Boarding and Dag
LlA School for SOung ladies ~ 62 Chestnut street. The h
September. Superior Instructions English and French
branches, to both Of Ehch equally serious attention pad
Department. seps9-dlm
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2 q r . g q q 2,

Velvet and BrusseI Capetng and ply half WOOL and all
Carpetng Dutch and scotch CArpetins which viii b
sold cheap.
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FOR VICEPREsIDENT,
ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the ConeressiOnaI DIstricts.

Fer the State at Large.
LANDON C. HAYNES. of Washington
W. C. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILRoAD.
g & zszEE

I'M and after Monday September I0th, ls60 the Morniu
~ Train going South win leave Nashville a SIS NJ ips.
Of Ais. 49,
pills. Only miles staging.
The tine from Nashville . Decatur, Grad Jnsio ana NJ,
route.
Retaining, the Train from MszphIs Grand Junction ana
Decatur viii arrive At Nasht NJ hour sooner tha
BY any other mad w. ON PERKTls
sspe-du Superintendent
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HARPER,s MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
For sale.

JUST RE0EIVED BY
sepl9 JOHN YORK & CO.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANrATT.
Germ Feed and Flouring MIN.
PIANOaI mnsIcf

An now receiving Pail Stock Piano5rtss fos the
oHo.iDg FactSress which will larzss. ever oere in
NE ely stenWay sons A. H. Gale Co Haynes BroEbsr
Ssston bfothers WIN Kauhie Co., Wsbh izhS
ofadoarry and s1e0elier Schmidt all Of which Eill
small advance for cash negotiable paps 1s
new and popaar music tegsther Aocrsaos
aohns futes Drums, Rru Instrune1ts ss For harzirs
s.aSs e me- at n1niss 80 JAS A MCCLURE
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH L ANE,
OF OREGON.
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CHURCH STOVES,
Gas and smoke Burning stoves,
Seven and Ten Plate Stoves.
All Of which we will sell at Cost with freight adde) for
Cash. MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN,
septl9 No PCollege street.
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Eighth Ward

Election to be held at Temperance Hall
Judges-W Crosthvait Jos Steele nsley corbett Re
csivero Of Votes Corbett VIeks-Geo Miller james
Meadows. Magistrste-John Cor6ett, Esq.
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ALSO, $50 Of Shoes, Boots and BTogans Children
Boots and Shoes Infant Shoes This stock unusually
large and will e sold unSer Rnybody prices in this market
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large stock Of grade Of Prints Bleaehe4 and Brown
Domescs Plaid Linsevs printed and planI All vol De
LANES and Casnrnes C0i"d Silks, Black Silks Popns De-
BAGS french hesinos English and German NsDoS, Printed
American DeLanes Ribbons, Trimmings White Goods E
erodere aee large rock OF white yellow, gray
lAnneh Cths CAssmerss sanstts Jeans, Seal Skin and
Beaver Cloths Over coangs; a-re stock Of shir,s skrt
Lsoa snrt Collars suspsnders Gloves, Hose a1d Hose
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Oolong and Po.hong Teas Pek.s Preserves Oysters snok
ing Tobacco and many other articles
TO all q which, would the especial attention AID
invite me inspection Of the trade and assure e Wscau or
many inducements 70 be found slssTbs-. =
1ane-d ARCHER CHEArHAM BRoTHER-
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seventh ward.

Election to be held at Tarpley & Pyle's
Judges--W Petition, Wan Baugh, Richard Mccain. Re
ceiuer of VotesA Pyle Clerks--M Brooks Tho mas
Glenn. Msgs.rSte-W Meachem. ESQ.
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SALE OF IMPORTED BLOOD STOCK.
FEtHE EIGHT BLOOD ErLLIEs, recsntIy import N
4 ed RON England b. the Ksntucky Importi'g SERA
company, will he sold At public ale IN nee of Lax 49,
ingtOn. Nv, Saturday thu 3d q ssDtemJsr l66o u -
They EaAor animals aad Of the purest bio IN Engznd
pept C-dtd JOHN r. " Ky, Rrssidsnt
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DR.. J. J. ALTERNATELY,

resident Of Nashville. and oaer services to tks
II citizens q eciy Al surrounding courtrY
" TResi5ence, No. 10 High street. Qfsss led.
sspe7-d6m BkP
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
Mexican Mustang Liniment..

From Iich and POOR, bond ard free, all colors
grades, and conditions Of life, we hear the same
mol Of praise awarded this wonderful article
Sores healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valu
able animals made useful, and untold ills assuaged
by this great medicine, which is surprising to he
judgement Of man. What family does not require
standard Lninent? Who ever heard Of the
same effects produced by any other article? For
Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, rheumatism, Sweilings
Strained Horses, &c. It has no equal. Bsware Of
limitations. The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold
by all respectable Druggists ard Livery Men in
every town, parish and hamlet throughout North
and South America Europe, and the Islands of
tho Ocean. Bay at once. BARNES PARK,
Jan %. W l IN Pioprietors, New York.