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sETE Es9-1t gives great pleasure 20 state that AZ
Ter trial Of oaeoi the Eper Gas Lamps in my study
SIX weeks past, and after observing closely for the
tine The experiment Of lighting "Cnion Tent with tes
lamps have eutre confidence in their efficiency Tt seems
they a0r an the advantages Of the gas Irhts 20 those
who live out Of the eiiiesLn large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting The lamp readily
earned. tbs fixtures simple and little % get out
Of ORDER the cost Of the light comparatively .ls ami he
whce 80 free from az danger, that need only mere acluan
the part Of the public with Ysper Gas Lam -
bring them into general d5s throughout the country
Yours trgly, stuart Rorrrsor
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Judge Dunlap, on presenting the names of
gentlemen for the Committee on Resolutions from
the 10th district announced that Shelby county had
instructed their delegates to go for the Cincinnati
resolutions, unaltered and unchanged.
The Convention agreed to the appointment of the
above named gentlemen as the Committee on Reso-
buttons.
On notion any gentleman who may have resOlu-
buttons prepared was authorized TO submit them to
the Committee Resolutrns for their approval or
rejection.
On motion, the PRESIDENT appointed Messrs.
! Galloway, Of Shelby. Atkins of Henry, and Mat
thews Of Bedford. committee to invite the Gov
ernOr to a seat in the Convention.
Mr., J. Knox Walker offered the following:
Resolved, That the delegation of each Congress
sOna District designate two Committeeman to act to-
gether in recommending candidates for electors for
the State at large and for delegates and aternates
that each district nominate their own delegates and
alternates to said convention and report the
An Intellectual motion was made to designate
three from each district instead of two
The committee detailed for that purpose made
their appearance with Gov. Harris, who took seat
by the side OF the President of the Convention,
amid deatening applause from all sides of the
House.
\ gentleman from Franklin objected to the com
mittee acting until the platform was adopted.
An Intellectual motion was made that each COuuty
appoint committeeman.
Ar. Walkers resolution was then adopted.
And then
On motion, the Convention took recess till two
o'clock.
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HOME TEsTEmONIALS.
Prom the ReyP 8 Fal. Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Dec. y, 1859.
Col T. II TAYLOE-Dear SIR Ihsve used Tor some time
Of the Yssper Lamps and beg leave express nv obos
to you for having introduced 70 % my notice persons living
in the countrV In parts Of city where gas cannot be Ind Or
who may desire light much economical than as-and h
time f1Iy equal il Illuminating uower-tbF ~
paratus will prove desideratum.
this the most beautiful useful Invention
for procuring, at small cost the advantages Of light thrt
have seem at the time haiti is perfectly sa-and
the lamps simple in construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours, ? Fatr
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From ND. Cro,s, Nashville.

NASHVILLE Lenu-s Dec. u, 1879
Messrs. u. TAYLOR g. Col have had in use f,r ho ~
months past Of your Fespss Gas Lights ami gives No
great pleasure to state that rglrit Gar superior
en- portable light that I have with.
Issimpcty Of arrangement, freedom from dancer or ar,1
sion, cleanliness, and sadness, and purity Of Light are ais
tiles that must rcommendit 20 who will ~ t It gives
light which be equal ia briliaucv 81 tbe orlir
gas light. Very respectfully, n ID CO.
These are only vely few Of the Testimonials we have C.
and examine for yonrsf, atN0, a Coonas Buildings bsrv
street, Nashville, Ten1. THOMAS IL TAYIOE x C0
merchants from The the country are expressly invited "a
give CALL ne wish to establish assacas throughout ne
State. Iiau ST
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The delegates from DeKalb not certain that they
were authorized to vote, at this time, for EectOr
refused to cast their votes.
John 5 Bransford appeared the proxy dele
gate from Putnam county, and voted per instruc-
lions for Col Murray. When, it appearing that Col.
Thos. B. Murray was elected by a large majority it
was on motion Of Benz J. HILL made unanimous.
DR.. J. L. Thompson and JOIN Smith, Esq, were,
on motion, appointed a committee to wait on Mr..
Murray and inform him of his election, and to re-
quest that he accept the position assigned him. They
conducted the gentleman elect to the Hail. when he
addressed the convention, accepting the position
conferred and promising to wave the flag Of the
Democratic party over every county in the district
during the approaching campaign.
On motion Of J, J. Warmack, it was resolved, that
the proceedings of this convention be published in
the UNION AND AuFRIcAN, and the newspapers gen
orally Of the Fourth Congressional district. When,
upon motion. the convention adjourned sine die.
D. BURFORD, President
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LOUISVILLE hT- SEPTEMBER 3 1850.
To II sETTIE-Dear Sir; After having made thorough
elination OF The Vesper Gas, relation iluuna-
ing power chemical composition, eic ret hesitate 20 re
commend It as being saferan economical pos.
sssinB greater Intensity q illumination than any
now in
IN The laboratory is superior 20 the alcohol means o.
alning heat, snd will be found Of invaluable service 90 the drug
glsr IS we'll as to tie maaufacturiug chemist.
CHARLES n WRIGHT, u D..
Prof 0. ChanislrZ n De Eenlus. s.ho.L aL 49,.
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We Learnt from a Washington letter, that Mr.
lit most of the time Of the House On
the l9ta, 'in giving rehash Of his canvass speech
1t made no character for him. either as an orator or
a statesman.
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The attendance Of the editors CT this paper at the
Convention yesterday, win, we trust be sufficient
excuse for the lack Of editorial matter in our col
umns this morning.
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KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.
FROM His Ezoeileney, Gov c. g. Moreasad and Ts. s. r.
Ezr - fa Ar|ffs

HON ms hAlelIlTc1 0T Q 3. 1TeeII an Tl1s. 81 ~.
Esq state Auditor.
70 VIZ H. SETTLE Esq Louisville, ET.Delr Sir: We have
been and ae using -Vsper Cas- are perfectly s.
ned with Us utility Lt giyes sof brilliant AID 6s-tnl Izht
and is pec7 from explosion It is very cheap ard
ecun9mcai in ITS and Of FAR less than any Other
light We satisfied that t viii adopted al persons
Who have not the opportunity o. Obtaining gas AID also 10 whom
accessible and with whom rhe8pness orrua onv
for fixtures and the continual expense % burning IS an object
Yours, Lc.l s M0RuIrAn.
Tu0s s PACE.
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HOW the Conflict is working at the south.
The 81 irresponsible conflict" says correspon-
dent of the New York Express, seems at present to
produce a result very different from that which
Mr. SEWARD anticipated in his Rochester speech.
allude to the projected establishment at the South
of a variety Of manufactures by The aid Of North
ern capital From Richmond we hear that a New
ark capitalist wishes to invest 100000 in boot
and shoe factory in that city in connection with
large taunery about to be erected there by citizens
of Richmond. Also, that Major HARTLEY, Of Con
necticut proposes to invest 100000 in manufac-
tory CT Colts fire arms N the same city. hat
manufacturer Of Connecticut is also reported as
abont to remove his establishment to Alabama. A
few days ago a Northern gentleman visited Alex
andra to examine its advantages for manufacturing
purposes, and expressed his determination to re
move to that city. This is but the beginning. Be
fore the spring opens we shall hear Of hundreds Of
similar movements from the North to the South,
which would not have taken place had it not been
for the foolish and unpatriotc sympathy expressed
in so many quarters at the North for JoHN BROwN's
foray into Virginia. If the Northern mechanics
who are dependent upon Southern patronage for
support can hereafter approve the political action
Of that party which virtually takes the bread from
tteir mouths, all can say is, they very mag
nanimous set Of fellows.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The President called the Convention to order at
o'clock.
The Committee on Resolutions reported, by the
Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, platform of principles, which,
after discussion and just before the recess for tea
were recOmmitted, together with several amend
ments offered in the interim.
The names Congressional COmmittees-two from
each district-to report list of delegates Charles
ton, were submitted by the delegates from the sew
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From seaDu'y & CO.. Gas Filters NASHVILLE
The Yezpcr brilliant beaual eht that ia
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction on ne
Veper Gas Burner and rtort Is perfectly simple a cam
I not get out Of order, explode.
The Management Of the burner Is easily understood and re-
quirss tte attention keep and u GOOD order
ordinary gas fixtures The light produced b he VesDs
Gas consider fully sua in every rpst, 70 any other kind
ofGas Light john M. sEAnrRy.
p. j. SEAnUHY,
H. s. PEaCn.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific and others WIN have hsr1efy tested The r
its Of the Vesper Gas Air Light, pronounce &C. the best and
cheapest l5h rev known Nuherless testimonials are Is M
received daily frou all quarters v5uehis Tor s xIis N
this light few Of which given below
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ECLIPSE MILLS.
THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE UNI.

z -
7 WISH to sell the mills AID land attached, containing fs
acres, situated IN Christian county Ky the
ECLIPSE MILLS, all and
order, with machinery and fixtures and every thing
pee condition for the m3nuacure Of four and IS capable
from 100 900 barrels OF hUur
gr1 ding corn running the mill house. dam and
forbay all and Of the best kind The mill Ee
and we'll built-six stories highland has
FOUR PAIRS OF MILL BURRS,
three for wheat and one corn The machinery new and OF
the improved character The Saw Mill order
and finely. These mills located Little river twelve
miles southwest OF OpknsYe, within OneOurh Of mile Of
the HOpknsTe and Linton turnpike and sixteen miles from
Linton, the Cumberland river twenty miles from Can
twenty-five miles from CIarksle Tenn and center
the finest agricultural region in the Western country, whes
made at these mills has always ranked in the rt quality in the
New Orleans and other markets These mills propelled by
Never Failing Water Power;
Of the very best in the whole Western country. The land
good, divided into good farms The dwellings
houses-ncCdng miers house, blacksmith Shops cooper
repair The water and timber good and above doubt will
sell the mills and land together, the mills with sucncy
the land and buildings attached for the prosecution Of the bust
the mills, the purchaser may desire viii
be pleased show M property any who may call him.
desiring information n address hin
letter. al NeTsead Post0fice, Christian county, Ky
He refers to Mes5rs Moore Van Culen Campbell Mckee
4 Co., Commission Merchants, New 0rleans Shry
Ock Saint Louis; Kinc d CINCINNATI James Buck
and John GOwsn, H0pEns7is, KY; Hon Il ) Stiles,
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals EeT Clerk OF the Court
OF appeals Robert +. FERGUSON Courand, CORNER miller
say, TazRell county, III; McSsr Architect, Montgomery
county, Tenn; Fowler, Machinst, Pburg, Pennsylvania,
and William Brown, Representative Of Christian county, az
Frankfort.
previously Sold win sell the at public auction
on the premises, on the 18th day Of March next.
janI9-w3t JOSEPH A. BREWER.
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From Mr. Ala1and.r Fail, Nasbrille.

Mr. THOMAS TATLoR-Dear Sir: have been using the YES
per Gas Lamp, sold since September last and Am per
fecty satisfied that L Of the economical If not Tr
mastecono1al, well brilliant lights that can BE- lad M
easily uanasf ana Il ullainslys recommend &c 90
outof the reach Of gas. ALExAEDER FAN
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RRoCERpIMGs
Of Tennessee.
IN
STATE CONVENTION ASSEMBLED.
Reported BY W. Il. DRAPER.
or RnE

Pursuant to notice given by the Democratic State
Central Committee, delegates % the Convention as
sembled nthe Hall Of the House Of Representatives,
on Wednesday morning January IS 1860, and were
called 10 order at O'Clock, by the hon. DANIEL $.
DovglsoN Speaker Of the lower House Of the last
General Assembly,
Dr. SAM'L b. MOORE from the Committee app0int-
cd at a preliminary meeting of delegates to desig-
nate permanent officers for the convention, mado
the following report:
PRESIDENT.
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wheeler Il Wilson 10000 Ahead in 1879.
The New York Times has the following statistics Observing Ma
chimes sold in the ending Nov. l. o. as taken
from the books Of NJ Elias Howe, Jr 20 WHOM the copa-
MES reader quarterly Statements under Ozn, Of ali a5nes
sold.
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For Rcvenue Collector.
We authorized announce FRANK ". MCTNT0sH as
candidate for Revenue Collector FOR Davidson county the
ensuing March election. iauIQ-ts
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NhGreupOn, SAID committee returned the 1OllOW-
ing list of delegates and al5ernates to the Charles
ton Convention:
Ist District-Wm H. Maxwell and John D. Riley.
John G King, 0. L. Watkins, alternates.
I'd Digtrict-Jas. W. Newman and W. T. B. Jones.
D. II. Cummings Jas. A McHenry, alt.
81 District-Wm. Wallace and G. W. Rowles.
Jas. A. Tulles, J. c. Vaughan, alt.
4th District. N. She'd and II. D. BurfOrd
H. NJ. WattersOn, VIM. Payne, alt.
9TH District-J w. Avaut, and John McGavOck.
Z. J. Wood, Gen. D. S. DOnelson, alt.
9th Distrct-Wm L. McClelland and R. NJ Matthew'S
Jas. Lamb, G.. A. Shook alt
9TH District-ThOmas NJ Jones and S. B. More
A G. McDougal JAS E. Mickey, alt.
Sth Dstrict-ThOs. Menees and Aft Robb.
Thos. B. Childress, JnO. D. Winston.
9Th District-H. W Wall and Gen. VIM. Conner.
W. r. Caldwell Lewis TaliferrO, alt.
10th District-Sam McClanahan and ". II. Carroll
w. y Turner, W. w. Guy, alt
And then
Onmotion, the convention took recess till eight
o'clock
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INK Tobacco and many other articles. - ~
II , To all Ct which. would call bs s.,-s.f -
invite the inspection Of The trade aai sssure 49,, - - 90
many Inducements to be found elsgvbsra " - --
ian5-u ARCHER CHEATUEN Z nno-rrr7p
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superior Farming Lands for SAFE.

NUMBER one Farm Baininr between 90) and 100 acres
q within = hours ride y the Louisville and NaslViiis
Railroad AMI % by Turnpike q the city Of NASHVILLE
This Of led iu excellent ueighhorhood.
upon good improvements well vassa FOR stock ana
ohsr farming purposes aad is susceptible Of a'on into tso
I Ormore places
In point Of location soil ster &C. Tor sto grain or to-
bacc0 farm. it unsurpassed by any tract in the state.
Pocs, churches, schools, and Railroad Station convenience
% the premises.
Terms easy, liberal time given. Fer further particulars ap
ply JcEn Sehon. OF the firm Of selqu & Merut No II
Cedar Street. this 0aice- octls-daztWln
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y bill has been introduced into The Legislature Of
Virginia. for the erection Of statue to JAMES MAD
IsoN. Few men in the history of the country have
rendered services more worthy of cOmmemory than
the wise and patriotic author of the Federal Con
sltUuon. Similar respect has alrecdy been paid to
the eHLrcnt services of Mason, JEFFERSON, HENRY,
NELSON, hsHTIAIL and LEWIS.
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District Convention OF the Delegates for
The Fourth CongressionaI Distrtct

the Fourth congressional District.
At a Convention of the Delegates from the Fourth
Congressional District to the Democratic State Con-
venton in the Senate Chamber Of the State Capitol
at Nashville, Tenn, en- the 18th January, 1860, D.
BURFORD was, on motion of JOIN SMITH, Esq, called
to the chair, and w. W FUEGURsoN appointed Secre-
tary.
The object Of the convention being for the pur-
pose Of selecting standard-bearer for the Fourth
District IN the approaching Presidential race it was
after some discussion decided to proceed immedi-
ately to the election Of an ElectOr.
A cali Of the counties was demanded, when the
following reported themselves:
Cofee-A. T. Seitz, Thos. Waterson and r W. Ca
sey.
DeKaV.-J. c. Stone, L. n. Savage and W. Il. Mag
ness.
Gr1udy-Ben. J. Hill, (proxy.)
,JactsOu-White Myers.
Plduqm-Jno. S Bransford, (prOxy.)
SmH-H H. Bradley, Jas S. Bradley, Robert A
Burford D. Burford, John McClarin, W. A. Coley. T..
W. Brooks Dr. John L. Thompson, Pleasant Gold
and W. W Ferguson.
WCuTen-J J. Warmack R. P. Burke, Ben J. HILL
J. A. Cardwell. John Smith.
White-Ed. Gleason, J. II. GOOdbar, GOOch Smith.
Van BJue9-Uriah York.
Macoa-Not represented,
It was moved and carried that the Convention
now proceed 20 the election Of District Elector and
that the basis of represent ton be one vote for
every hundred democratic votes cast at the last Gu
bernatOrial election.
Whereupon John Smith Esq. nominated Colonel
Thomas B. Murray, Of Warren county; and John
McClarin nominated Col JAS Shield of Coffee county.
The counties being called, and the vote demanded,
rasr1fa1 os r,1Iov,-s.
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NEW ARRANGEErFEr-

The Southern Express Company.
VI respectfully give nofee tat they have en-
- l1l INTO CO partnership, 1nder che rarre ~, a., y
t TX press Company, Gsr TIE trtns
ullsiAi Apress aui Commission Business. ,uihare
iisnis win e Ed-eied Kentucky rennessse
Alna ana central southern Railroad Corniey to run
s-eIa l.S over these Roeda and are nov prepared To-
49, u % AZ stations on the above n1ul ailroa5s ir
ls1 % see!l Messengers 40 Tow rss Their llssssurer
ei-A ir'i sales Tor the safe Transmission money
4y os. ylluao'es Bills, notes ana drafts ooectei
Square. ftvFs en- own -'-
JAMS I,.e,s t7,r,si rV - ~ 60,
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Yesterday was an eventful day with US. we had
calls from several delegates to the Democratic STATE
Convention, and bran new linen pocket handkef-
chief which cost us five dollars dozen disappeared
from the editorial table.-PCtriOt
We find the above on the third page OF the FaT'o'
Of yesterday. Without comment we invite to II the
attentionlof the Editors of that paper and those del
egates to the Democratic State Convention, who call
ed on them on Tuesday.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
EANEER. PHILLIPS & 20.
Deaf s. Blind.

DIR. MCLEOD. Of Scotland,
The Eminent and SksIIFuI Operator on
the Ear and Eye,
arrived in Nashville Tenn and taken Rooms in Colo
made Building, on North Cherry street, Formerly Cooper
BudDgl Of Deaderck street, where he viii re
main but short time TO attend the treatment OF his sPLI-
TEs His uneqnaed successin curing the above diseases is now
well known most Import ut cities. and his testimonials are
sufficient to convince the most ncrelUlous CAN and exaune
them Call soon as his stay is limited.
II Deafness Dizziness Buzzing, Earache and Noise in the
Head, Catarrh, and all onive Discharges from the
Mouth, or Eoztrils- entirely removed
III ? Dr.. MCLEOD has made discovery Of msine that will
prove perfect absorption Of the Cataract restore perfect
ion to the Eye without the use Of the knife.
II Room No. 10, Up SsaiFs.
janI5-d2n
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en- BOXES CHEESE, Just received on steamer Lebanon.
OO p bbls Glover seed on hand.
100 bales Of Hay to arrive steamer John Gsult.
Cash paid for Lard, Green and Dry Hides,
Feathers, wax, sheep Skins, wheat, Corn,
Oats, &c D. D. DICKEY
fanI5-iIE ~. -.
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SPALDING-S PREPARED GLUE
meets an such ssgsnces ans household can afford to be
without Sc. always ready AMI The eziug point
There Is longer necessity Tor mping chairs, p1er
neers. healles dolls aud cradles Il Just e article
iof cone she'll and other ornamental E so popular sta la
dies Of refinement ani taste.
This admirable preparation used cold, being chemically held
n solution, possessing the valuable qualities 1f ire besl
cabinet makers Glue It te used IN the place - ordinary
mucilags, being vastly nose adhesive
ssUsEFUL IN EVERY House,,
B-A accompanies each bottle PRICE,, % cents
WEoje5als Dpoi No. As Cedar Styesi NarbrIe.
Address HENRY g. SPALDENG & CO..
Box No. $500 New yo.k.
Put up for Dealers 70 Cases containing faur. ef f .r
dozena beautiful Losaph st0wCaFi acooausuyinr es.b
package.
r single bottle Of sFAlrrsGs PREPARED Gtrr will saw,
Ten times Us cost Annually q every houzshald m
Furniture Dealers- Croesrs aud Fancy Stores
Country merchants should 3 note III ss-r ,--- NJ
jausd ,tF&Ely ' --S e.'-l--'-
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FINE COGNAC,
Ola HOpaOn Beck cOgnao, &c.

To We- se would eaile particular attention Of conr,.s
and IS Io want pure article Ct Brandy for uisscI mn
Po55. Ou brands OF Champagne are very ehoiss s1a
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UNDER EAR.
ENVERY variety q Underwear extra heavy six cashmere
Msrn0 sax0ay, Ann ean Red kannels Canton Elanne
&C. &c idsei9T J II McGILI.
GOLD PENS,
The lest article. Forsaleby JOHN YORK & co.
dec27
DRIED PEACHES.
FEW bushels OF those celebrated Georgia peeled Dried
"a Peaches on hand aad Tor sale cheap by
jinI4-f MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
ATTENTION ALL!
WE haven siore All for sale cheap, large assortment q
Safes which for durability, and completeness Of mann
flsture, stand unrvallsl in the United States.
MiEELL, HOOPER & CO..
jaulI-tf Nos and Market street
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
FEXWO superior make and tone, will Be sold for cash or four
4 months, satisfactory paper.
ian6 BENZ SHIELD co.
TEVHOSE WHO WISH THE GENUTNH
ii French Soft Hat, should call a.
R0Vla WATERRIELD & WALKERS.
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FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
TFyHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER,
STRONG, Master, wiz leave Nashville elLsEj-l
Saturday, the 21ss, Inst, at y u. -
A. HAMILTON, Z a.
isnIS-d II. u. HARRISON -
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MRS. E. G. EAsTsIAE, F. G. DUNNINeT0E,
]. o. GRIFFITH JN0- c. BUROH
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FOR LOUIsVILIE AND CINCINNATI

TEVHE light draught regular packet steamer We - .
MONA, BARCLAY, COMMANDER, viii leave s5s11s -
THis DIZZY the 1871 inst, at y o'clock asszz=zzz
above and all inereiate lsni gs For freight pass
apply board or 70 -
jani9-lt u a. dAhhIeON, Agent
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THURsDAY, JANUARY 10, 1850.

DAILY So; TRI-WEEELY S.; WEEKLY 81.
n7vARlARLT II ADVANCE.
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Negroes for sale.
SuNDEKrES.

NNTE have good lotof Negroes for sale Among them We
have good girls, suitable FOR housl purposes; No boy
l9 old, Te trained dnlngroon servant; good fi
les with lot Of single negroes suiulbs for farm
janH II. H. HAYNES & CO., No 10 Cellar St