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Washington correspondence.

The Organisation Of Commiaers-
The C1erksIIp The Democratic Grouchy- Err
eessiue Csggria Of the Democracy al Hsir he
f,at- The South C,roliRd D,Suion .>clisBae "a
the VIggiHia LegisLaiure- A Picg,nid1s Opin-
ioa az The Palmetto State Spectal HeSSlgs Of
tie President on the Pac,fc R0iirold-N,tc
CiitoTHid Mad Bill IN tie Senate, &c,
(Ssecial Dispatch to the Cincinnati, Gazette.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
The Committees, now that Pennington is
elected, are already talked about. Sherman
is certain to be Chairman of the Committee
OF WAYS aud Means. which gives him the
leadership If hi> party in the House.
Burlingame will be the head ut the Com
mitttee on Foreign Affairs. So the ramOrs
go.
Foruey and Allen will work hard for the
Clerksh u. The former may secure the X pab-
lican support, but not unless be withdraw 5
his promise, sustaining Douglas If nominated
at Charlesten.
Aliens course of lnvoriiism TO the democrats
will hardly help him with Tie Southern OPP
position members.
Glssbrcnner will probably be reelected.
StaliWorth. of Alabama, was the Grouchy
of tie Democratic party to-day. II they had
had him, they could have tied Pennington,
aud had little more time 10 manoeuyre. H.
was reported 10 be in Macon last Monday
night, and WAS locked for last evening. IL
wss their dying hepe. aud they were dissp-
point d.
never saw men die barber, and they seem
cd scarcely able 10 appreciate tie iact OF their
over hrvw.
| eara that there are two opinions in the
Virginia l. gislaiure IS 10 The proprieiy OF
nee, ding te the views OF Nenimingsr. the
COMMISSIONS from South CarelIaa- a
strong dislH siliun exits 60 Tx no seiioh
and let the Commissioner so bunr,.
The Nnginians argue tia ia tue event 81
dissolution aud civil war. they will haze 10
hear The bfunt OF The contest. hea'd one
Nirgiaian say to-day. alter the rriasai vi the
South Cas- olinians TO vote For MeCieraaad.
thai h. woild sooaer trust Massachusetts, than
South C.io.i na-
The Presideat Is engaged in preparing
special message, which i'll be communicated
10 Longr,ss In = Few days. upon tie Pacific
Railroad. IL Is understood that he will urge
upon Congress The prompt aud speedy pas
sage OF ssseh bill A. will meet the approval
oi large msjsrity OF the people. lie will.
II l. said, recommend Two routes, southern
and a Northern route.
The S,naIe Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads, are eagag Ia preparing gem
sral ball tor he transportation Of mail scfsice
o. California. The bail is an Important one
aud Is ialendsd 10 s-tile the petal ssssiee
between the Atlantic and Pacific.
senator johnson wi!l report hss IT mestead
bill. having beea Instructed y hls q unit
tee TO do 30.
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A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: Eriract.
SIN lifting the kettle from the FIRE caught scad
ed my hands and person very severely-one hand
almost TO a crisp. The torture was unbearable. Is
was an aw ul sight The Mustang Lint
ment appeared TO extract the pain almost fmmefi-s
ateiy IL hea led rapidly and left of account.
CHARLts FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Pbdla. -
It il truly wonderful article It viii cure any
cast of Swelling, Burns stiff Joints, Eruptions or
rheumatism. For Horses, it should never be dis
pensed with. One dollars worth of Mustang has fire.
quentiy saved valuable horse. Il cures Galds,
Sprains, Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders Beware of
limitations. Sold in all parts of the habitabe Globe.
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
feb2-1m New York.
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Mr.. PENNINGTON. on taking the Char as
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
made q neat little speech full OF good PROM
Uses, which We hope will not b. forgotten by
him. The country WAITS perso' mance-, not
promises. II has had enough OF the latter.
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o<hsfs.
Dr virtue - = deeree Il the Hon. Crzas c1ar<, ~
ID Nashville, TenE-. rssstseneed . ne aness go
~ rs Janasrs Term. f<6o, VII expose y FaszN
the hes< bitter So The hone pzzs~ z: s< s-zs
n Ii..zm f,zrpf<si secsa. en- TUESDAY, <HE sfH
DAY CO MACH issd, de EI"xsnt <e{<eez, -
Silva, Charles. HaTy. 9ez =, %ssh-nzte7 ses1t ~.
riet. Nancy. c2reiiaz. Elsa. Hzersss E.f4h -
1.ne &Ei 49, % sh< snase as % tie FrcUzsess
.sss - he frs<f Is faed a sh1ck the <zze ~
sse>5. - 81 <<zz<e1 a s<zznzD< zbe1< 80 4cres-
=. a 40 z.d kezroes tre 111 Cor 1-x;1on azso1k
a. h<s<- = e4z<s ! szzIaza cxnpte<E, 6<c,1-
fszxs .--<<z1 ikz<Fees 80 - getd 1fen efeaHt
- ..--.s< nzssk MIA z>Eu4ed aeceFs<y xz8 tr fe-
1s.ret. Ss51 Ls1e xis ~ snl& aPcns cr<e< - u
ana ye1<s ~s5k <n<=<e<t erer1 With approves -
uil3 - retzIFes al - r<<1zsea sz<zi <<
<..-<h<s< snonss 4 u>1d DxfIIt e. L0fF<
$ $500 = c3<fk and E.ste<-
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BURNT To DsarH.- Prorsa.nce. 70. 2.-Miss
Rebecca B.odsei. very estimabie lady. was
burnt to death this morning. Her elothia.
accidentally caught IRE, aid before relief
eoald be rendered. shs died ia extreme agony :
She is respectfully connected.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

Mrs WfnsIow, experienced nurse ua
emale ply sician, has soothing syrup for children
eethiRs, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethizg. by softening the gums lucng all infama
on-wilI allay all pain and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, il willgive rest
o yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dAw1y
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MrsouEI--The Opposition members Of the
Missouri Legislature recently held meeting

and adopted the following resolution:
Rssoiref. That the spotless character. prov
ed patriotism and conservative statesman
ship Of our distinguished fcliow-ciIizcn ED
WARD BATES. rs well a his unbosndsd
devotion 20 the Union. point him out n the
man above all Others BEET qualified Tor the
once OF President Of the Unit,d States. in The
present posture Of affairs. aud We hereby pre-
sent his name 10 The people of the Union Tor
that exalted position. giving cur sol, mn a.
sursnce that should be be a candidate be will
receive the electoral vote Of Missouri.
Mr.. BATES seems 10 be a iayorite In Mis-
souri, Of the entire Opposition, Americans.
Whigs and Republicans.
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From the Louisville Journal.
Louisville Hotel.

During the recent visit of the Tennessee
Legislature to this city, some of the men,
beers were assigned to the Louisville Hotel.
On their return home, so highly pleased were
they with the hotel and it's proprietors that
they drew up the following complimentary
card. And we can fully endorse all that is
said in the card. The interior arrangements
OF the Hotel cannot be excelled in complete
ness and convenience. The rooms are ele-
ganlly furnished, and the parlors are really
splendid. The table is xceptionabie.
Guests meet with the greatest courtesy and
a tenIion from Messrs. Kean, Steele aud
Judge, aud their assistants, Messrs. Lewis,
O'Banno1 and Halliday:
NAsHvnI.E, Tenn. Jan. 80, 1860.
The undersigned, a portion of the mem
bers of the General Assembly who were as
signed 10 the Louisville Hotel, at their late
visit 10 the city of Louisville. take this OPP
poriunity of expressing their cordial and
sincere thanks to the proprietors of the Hotel
for The hospitality and kindness extend, d to
them during their sojourn in the city. We
take great pleasure in recommend ing the
Louisville Hotel to the travelling community
as - tirst-cidss Hotel. complete in all lis ar
rangemeuts. furnishing its guests with every
thing necessary to make their visits pleasant
and agreeable. Most heartily do we thank
the proprietors, and long may they live 10
lurulsn Tue Inner udH Win tie CUlnIOfIS Oh
this life
Taz. W. Newman, Speaker Of the Senate
j w. Richardson, ID. V. Stokely.
X. W. Bumpass, James s. Boyd,
V. S. ALEU-, Jas. l.. Thompson,
W. NJ. Bradford, X. G.. Payne,
Reese 7. Hldreth, Geo. b. Peters,
Geo. II. Mcclellan, James T Lane,
III. w Hunter, NJ. V. Nash.
Jordan Stokes, Thos. McNeiIly,
JAS. T. Mickley, S. s. Stanton,
X. A. Bennett, Robt. b. Hurt,
A. Caldwell, X. ii. Armstrong,
Wm. Ewing,
Franc ii. Faul, Clerk of the Senate,
X. 5. Bueg. Messenger of the Senate,
We cordially endorse the above, not as
members of the Legislature, but as eitiz ms
of Nashville who accompanied the dclega-
tion. EUG ENE UNDERWOOD.
Il. w. MACGAVOCK.
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Mitchell's. Tennessee State Gaz-

The agents of the above work are now in this CITY
collecting matter, soliciting subscribers and adver.
Users Tor the Stale Gazaieer of Tennessee. This
book we understand will be out in March, and will
ntlin the locations of all the cities villages
pos t-ofiices and business IL will be a valuable
book for reference TO all classes especrIly bust
ness men, and the large circulation which it must
have will make it one OF the best advertising me-
diu MS. J. l.. MITCHELL,
jan26 Publisher and Compiler
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PenmaRship and Photography,
NN. DOl.BEAR'S

(,IAsSES viii commence on sATrFnAr, the 2Ist
~ inst Al the eorneE Of college street and PGisiic
square, (et trance ri College 81 All Eho desire
io.n Mr. f-is ca should dsi InHied aely. Per-
from the country can Hash Their lessons IN
wesk
fE>AaSSHIp hours 70 II AN. ,stosP. n ard
~ rs Al night
rHoSosRsriiY s TO At night. aad a el.zs in lss
daa aise. isn21-kf
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PEN MANsuIP.

nURING the iahitc shosl raa aroE, pupils rsH
IL attend Mr.. IsoIbr srs tsasscs Ftug AIR.
moon, snd II the. Shuss cssmPiets tAesr iss sis
Ia We
PIIoNOGkAPhY tsas hi a<aal. jassoif
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s,.vxox R,,ESsn-Asu Oslazas. fsb- A.
ri,,h, Thousand BARS u eatsoa were baFnsd
to-day Al the shippers p ess-
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NOots and shoes.
CarpetingS.

In this department will be kept almost every va
riety OF Boots aud shoes, which cannot laii 10 give
satisfaction, both in quality anu price.
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A Ne xsil soon send otders Ger Shirts request
N al 10 prefer fhetrst made - cszly Ger theHs
T. leave Their naeesarts With 6irecueas, 49,, and
sssrsnte- they shall - made r<qaired-
51n15-tf !. h Nc6Itl-
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Crates aud Mantelpieces.

yIYE havr very large stock oil Parlor Hanslss
w and Jsme srstrs, Of every price asd sac
Tenders of xarisss saue1rs. harbsiixed Ifnn Nan
tles, &c NacKsSZ1E \ SIScHIS,
febs-9 Nos 9 and - College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04

<rsorEYes iasles Beck fsr sanazFxt Fss<rsonss
NJ aaxssaex seF I4zazff- s4e<ersrssan< reserved
spsx,s YoaK CO..
s.c fs-e Ne - H2sep =.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-04
RI NOV Al.

uAvTNG moved M q. oas "a Cherry street. ie At
II u the Ira.sef'r Ia ofe door from tntoa.
ake an. aceasn 20 rstn4li tlsnks ny ifeles and
CO sinners The bs fEi sfrc1aEe bc<teues al tie
old stand ard bope thai cA-nse % place slii nes
only cause = e.snsinuzhc,, but a Increase Of the
trade her tofSre received
1ln@o-4 . n Ae5lLi--
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Dress Goods.

Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cottonades, Linen and
Linen Dut K for Coats and Pants.
We shall have on hana a full and complete assert
ment of all classes of WHITE GOODS including
irish Linen, Linen Hanckerchieis, Danasks, Nap
kins En- broideries, Iaces, Muslin Curtains Nantes,
sc. Our stock OF English, FreLch and German Hos
IERY will be all found full. Our
of Varieties and Yankee Notions, Witches, jew lry
and Fancy GooGs 100 GRE- E>rNERAIE-suf
hcient 10 il will compare iavorably with any
hons in fla
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Consistency of pr. Douglas.

IL arpeech recently made in the United
States Senate, Mr.. DoUsIAs asserted that the
views he expressed in bis Freeport Speech
bad been entertained and consistently ex-
pressed by him for many years past. and that
no member of the Senate, who had belonged
TO that body during that time. was excusable
for attributing 10 him other sentiments. He
bad .since the subject WAS preached, been uni
formty VI the opinion that The people OF ter
ritory, whilst in a territorial condition, had
control of the Institution Of domestic slavery
and could authorize or prohibit il through The
Territorial Legislature, as they thought pro-
per. Congressional protection he had al
ways opposed. Since he made that speech,
the Naichez Free Treder has been placed in
possession Of letter written by Gen. QUIZ
MAN in 1856, to a valued friend in Mississippi,
from which il appears that Mr.. DOUGLAS, if
he be correct as to his public record, has a
private record of an opposite character. The
following is the letter OF Gen. QUrrMAx:
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1856.
Ny Dear Sir
believe that at this day
the Northern Democracy are sounder and
more reliable on the slavery question than
they have ever been. The Kansas bill has
driven OF all the compromises, and left those
that remain no alternative but full vindi-
cation of our whole rights. / believe, there
fore, they will prefer bold, ultra Soutberner
to renegade
In short conversation with Douglas yes
ferday. he s0d 10 that LCdt lie n0S fe1Ted tras
tat fInfd Southern HseH scOlEid fall back.
shall be content with Buchanan, and will
sustain Pierce, if nominated. IL is also nv
interest to be no3-cummiital; but when /
write TO an Old friend. like yourself, will be
frank Ny preference il for Douglas. He is
bold. fearless and selfreliant. Were he cleo
ted be would be President He would not
come into Office with bDdy-guard of old TO
gies and politicians, ready to seize upon all
the Offices He is true to the South. lie de
ssInGs not only the use and enjoyment Of The
nOa territory for thar property but ilsists ITS
protecfiOn ui<re. To him we are indebted for
the Kansas Bill, which now presents the
points Of contact He is the true representa-
tive of this principle. aud opposes the abOaaind-
tle prtncpLe Of s91lattcT sOueTeiyJliy.
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SPRING TR DE.
10 60.
TRABUE a. LUCUS

w OULD respectfully il FOR m their customers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their Goods
in this market. thai they have cnmns nceo recevIng
their Spring Stock which viii be found extensive,
well selected anc especially adapted TO the wants If
the trade for the approaching season. Our long ex
perience in business together WITT superior facilities
for purchasing aud obtaining consighmerts, ables
to oner them at prices that will Geiy competition
To satisfy yourselves Of the fact, WE
CALL DkHoRE VOC BUY.
Our stock Will embrace all the best brands aud
sty les of PRINTS OF every grade We shall also have
full line OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
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|. II. SINGER & CO.'S GizETTE,

Which Is q beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted To this sutj srla er-tis-
L. NJ SINGER 4 co.
J. r. Lssi, Agent,
jan5l-im - North Coilete street.
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I57FOR FIVE DoLLARs-If you do not desire TO speed
larger sum- will publsh your Gard Directory STYLE as
given below, and in choice position our columns for one
year. for FrvK DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE
samples
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A Good Fnrnn Tor SnIe.

VfTE oner for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Nv since 1858, and known the Rogers land lying
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn, partly stage
within mile Of Wiamsvie, and three Of the Nash
willie Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and
tfu Tennessee Said land contains
and ninety acreeghy cleared, about fifty acres
good land clear it SinH good state OF cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses out housss Also two good
orchards several falling springs Of excellent
timbered and certainly be made Of the
rable steckfarms in this secen Of country. We promise
baganin this land and will sell for cash. time with
For further information call James McNsilly,
lives said place. the undersigned at Fowers Landing
Tennessee river. BfBN 4 BROTHER.
Onion and Aisericda copy, and charge Addocdts.
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One Square, year. SSOEaeh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
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h. IN. WHEEn.RR

Will continue the business at the old stand 49, South Mar
ke Street. where ne will be pleased to his friends and
toners, and offer them stock Dry Goods
Boots Shoes, Hats Really Made Clothing, other article,
usual kept in Dry Goods Store liberal share patronage
respectfully solicited. Crest bargains viii be offered for each
Country jeans Lnsey Socks Rags, Feathers &c in
change for goods. L. D. WHEELER.
n H
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Notice.

Il WILL sell for cash, Monday, December 24Gb,
the Court House, in Nashville, negro hoy named
Oliver, levied the property Of James CharIan
satisfy execution in hands IN Of Evans Co.
by D. Robertson, Esq hundred eight
lars and nnet five cents and JESSE W. PAGE,
Nov q, 'Gu-dlm Constable Of Davidson County
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spEoIA1 Nor1cp NJ. ,

SPECIAL NOTICE,-The UND3N AMERICAN is conduct.
ca strictly upon The CASH sy6ten Al papers dscontiR
usd at the aspiration Of tie time for oca fey
paid Subscribers acH Be notified their s6scriDoa
g about to empire oy CROSS heir papers;
Tess ne s6scToz fs reneoe the paper t0 be dic0Rtt
1tsd Ihis ts rule from t0ich 4oiu Be no departure
WGca FOR TIE cross mark and reHea0 pour subscription
hi Weekly UNION ANEIIoAS SIS per anau1a n al
vdncs. - w.
= subscribers desiring their papers changed must mention
the Post Ohee o veil the which they desire the
change TO be made. - -
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Estray in Perry County.

TTVAKEN up by Ed. sMTn in the Third District, Perry
county, Tenn, one Mare MnIe, about thirteen
hands high dark brown about eighteen years
Appraised the I4h day Of April, 1890 fifteen dollars
J. LARKINS, Ranger
November 6O-W3tf Tor Perry county,
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Gke gasbbilIe Gniun ann Amsritalr.
Daily IS; Tri-WeekIy s.; weekly sc.
Rates Of advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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Woman in white

OF ADAMS, Bear Hunter Of Cali
forna. illustrated.
JUST RECEIVED BY
septI5 JOHN YORK & co.
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Negroes for sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with eight children the eldest
" likely boy htsen years old second likely girl
teen Said sold for fault but the that the
has home Tor hem and will II
will them from the county. Good lots in Edgefed
West Nashville will be taken in part payment Address
eos Nashville P. o. nov22-d2w
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PIANnsr mrsICI

AM receiving my Fall stock of Panofortes from the
following Factories, which will be the largest offered in
the city steinwSy Sons A. H. Gale Co. Haynes Brothers.
Hazeton Brothers. VIM Kauble Co., Peters and Webh Light
Bradbury sebeer Schmidt, ali Of which will be sold
at small advance for cash negotiable All the
and popular music received together with Accoons
Vons Flutes Drums Brass Instruments, SC For bargains,
:" come to me- at number 80. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
sentl6-tf
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N O1ice,

kRKMAN 6 EILB' OLD 5TAND,
sep2I-dtf 81 Public Square, Nashvilis, IL
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NASHVILLE rExEESSAE.
The Largest CircuIatIOn of any Political
Paper In Tennessee.

In politics, the Union AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton that nominated BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE. 1t
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mereial and Monetary transactions it is without
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of our acoIs country deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee, and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon as approximating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you.
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DIR. J. J. ALTERNATELY,

resident Nashville snd offers his services to the
III citizens of the city arc surrounding country.
IFResdenee, No. 10 High street. Once on same lot
'ept7-d6n B&P
GODEYIS LADY'S BOOk FOR OCTOBER.
JUST RECEIKED By
JOHN YORK q co.
seutIq No % T,for airaats
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Dissolution.

VIE copartnership heretofore existing between WHEELER
u SLOAN Is this day ssolved by mutual consent L. D.
HELLER Is alone authorized settle up
J.. d. WHEELER,
JAS ]. SLOAN.
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which will sell very cheap cash. Call at No 80
Union street. imar27l A, " RUTLAND.
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NEW DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of IL.
Illustrations. Just Published, and Tor sale Retail Whole
SALE at the cheap Book sore OF A Brady "a Ann
Street, New Yorks Price twenty cents EACH ST any 1--WE
for one dollar, the whole eleven for two dollars.
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SALE OF TmPORTED BLOOD STOCK

FENHE EIGHT BLOOD FIJLIEs, recently import EA
ed from England by the Kentucky importing Ns3tFn
Company, Willie sold at public sale in the city Of Lex
ngon KY, Saturday, the 29d Of September, e60 III
They superior animals and Of the pnres hoc england
septl6-dtd JOHN B. v LEY, President.
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NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, &C., &C.,
LIN WOOD MUIR SERY,

NASHVILLE, IENNE66EE
Three Miles from the Public squseon the ElsbOo Broad
Broad Street Turnpike.
NHE Propretors in offering this edticr Of their Catalogue
the Public, beg leave them that every endavOr
is used their establishment worthy confidence and
patronage all persons Their we'll grown,
maraby thrifty OF such varieties have succeed
best in Tennessee and the Southern States
In addition argeW Iety Of Fruit Trsss call pare
ulsr attention ockci Large Evergeens and Ornamental
Trees suitable for effect Ours is the only establish
in the State where such be bad.
Nameug Packing, Shipping and Transporting carefully at
tended to.
Enough charged for packing to pay cost Of material.
All plants delivered in NASHVILLE free Of charge.
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY & STEWART,
oct2S-d6m DIP ProPrietoFs.