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5B- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that GAN
NOT BE BRoKEN BY THE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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TWBNTY HUNDRED To THE
TON.
I bave on hand n d recsiving daily Chippeva
Coal, mined expressly for ia a1lily use
Once and Yard, foot Of Seneca Street Bride.
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GGal.

H. wALLAoE...........-...... n a WALLACE.
G0KEi COKEil COKEllHW
~ b. WALLACE son Ranufaciursrs OF OC KE
from the pure
HAMMOEDsVILE STRIP VEIN COAL
Algo-DealeIs in Sand Goa for EmltbipR and No.
meatio Purposes VIII h orders ior ne ceiehratSd
JEFFERsBN FIRE BRICK,
FIRE CLAT, CgrJundo
CHtMh az TOPS,
WATER PIPES,
W. II. WALIAOE a SOS ~
II amnopdEVille Jehersop o. d
ron a FgaftroaE
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&lpthtna.
THE FAIR INEZi
Or THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
Continued from last wetk.)

Or THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
Continued from last week.)
OHAPIER 1.-THE JANE GRAY.
The story opens OF The coast of Spain
In the month Of Augnstp and she year Is,
And gtus by brinirg stauch big 70 view,
With Captsin-Gsofge Wrigot-ALd braTeJol-
The name o. THE iins bTia was the "JAne Gray
And in the summvr ssA she lazy laY.
W.T. Just air enough her sails TO NIL,
And il mOti1n k her at her captains Will
brief deBCT1 ption Of thls Cr II liUow give you:
she was s-mss; er brig, and clipper SHAPED, tUoi
And her rigging All was butt IusE liae sloop,
Except cross las hin7s on her chicken coop;
the ad stulp top galia0ts in pa o. head-guys,
Aad b. hsel tacAles reached to the clouds in the
In tact she wss rigged ron mizz.n to boE,
20 that fol running she could NO. b beat anyhow.
Her cap ain, George Wright, was seaman most
As ever Gid sail en- salt water wave;
A man Of few words, he was born VIII a quite small
And took 10 the the very next fall.
And was captured by Indians on AXE Erie shore
SdiI his health was quite good, and his aPPerte
You would think 50, least if with you he should
cine
As evening approached and breeze sprineing up,
He ordered All bands to the N in gallant poopi
Then sprin ging on deck, in a CAIN voice hs said:
"Lnf h7r d 4 your eyes, luff her !" and then he
went to bed.
lro BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.l
Aud we would say to - or numerous readers and
pa'rons that IN the next chspI W will intIo1n
Gns Fair lnez IN them anime We are int odu- ing
into our Mag if ;ent uni9n Hau the lal gest ana
/ nest assort lirnt Of
| UFEROUATIHGS OLOTHs, OAssIM SREs AND
| VEsTIN3S,
for the Fall and v iuter, that has ever been ouT
sure 10 exhibit in CI:ve d, aod We would in
our prices are lower than ever.
lIe,. ,oa.Cot
ne ali a 4oAASo
er $40 k ~ TTNTON HAIL
ISAAO ;, Oalshrsass
MAGNIFICENT v"
Sole Agency for the s.Nle Of sings-
SEWING VA 0RLKEs,
AHB
sTORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAW.
Corner Of Union and Superior srrsets.
ss- LOcE OUT FOR TIE GLARTs. -
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gs- The following letter, received from
tia surgeon of Camp Wood by the Soldiers
Aid Society she ws how highly military men,
who know from experience the needs of
s,ldiers, appreciate the assistance which
it lies in the. power of every woman to fur
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I AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'Y.,
A Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND Boz e
PAPkE, are nov prepared 70 supply al ordars WA
s5ps:i1r czaiitT of paga- and On iaTurabis tsrnF
HsR TAVEOR. cent
a. Rnsl y sE-F q
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&- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augS-R11
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GNHH ABOVE NAMED DE

vi r. a BDV h NAMED DE
A FES DANTS, will take notice that John Friend,
4 UIvolapd, Lnio, the 5th day VI October 1861,
lied lis PETITION IN the Court OF Comm n Pleas Of
gn"shoga Count 10, s1in-t John Tgss,
nrs. Ere eJika borges, and all the other named de-
erdants, set ing orIh tort the plaintiff judg-
meut creator OF the said Jo.n E. Borgess in Juds-
reut recOv Fed by one " Scnisly against the SAID
Jrg 5, the FEBRUARY l5oO term OF sail court for
tue sum OF S605 y, with cost a interest, VIII ca
Judgment ives a s'gn' 70 the plaintiff. That exc
cuJIUn issu on aid iuigma to the Sheriff OF
he county, bat h1d been retu, n, u7satisied and
no property fpuuu. Th The said rg s aims 70
have no pr psrty able Tor execution the
p.Rinun argss the said John f. BOrees of fraud
ule tly gssig Ing rye stock Of ready made Jloth
a g. cloths, &C n cl'y o. cleveland 70 hi SON
iu-law, Theodore NOges, and that said BJrgss car
riss on the siness, and holds large smou1t Of
store goods, under the iass pr ten's OF being the
business ant gOOJs OF Theodore YOres. That BJrsts
ia the Ownsr OF valuable hOuss and lot on st Ular
street Cleveland (uUre particnl rlY described in
he p5triOn which ne Keeps covered with mortQsgrs
aid but pot cancelled m 4 Said Bor9ss ovFnss
avn D operty in Z at CIeveIsnd d.s riSed in ne
pstiti0n. VIII ch he mortgaged to one John Lai y,
4ud o Ii attn VIII {, n hu p aiutif siaims
o.. rty Is u bet er and prior Ii tn that Of
Heath VIII re, That !. +. Borets was the cal and
1. now t'e tquttab owner # a valuable property
tn, corner Of Superior and kiver streets, in the
ltytf Cl vela1d, particularly des ribed IN the
Oetttton. Dot htth property, with the Gu nIvRncs
and al Of ons Edward Eess-umueier. he osused the
4 me 10 be Ieste in his wifi, the said Frederika
BOrges. That h Is aiso ths equitable owner city
lot No Si9 Tracy trret, in the city Of lsgsland,
using tls title vest in his wife hat the SAID
Borg mas bought, vi h his own means, a valuable
Ia m IN Scion. CUyahosa county, ho. # 81 acres;
pa tcnl rlg scriced in plaintiffs petition,
but for the purpose of beepDg 1t rom the reach o.
his cree rs, he CAUSED the prOFertY to vest in
name Of his VIE That the other named defendants
clam 10 we interest or Hsn, actual or contn-
gsut on the described property hut TO what extent
the plaintiff dCe7 NOS know aud hero fore demancg
proof OF toe same The paiatiff theref r, prayed
that ali the property ia patttinn Gesctib q, be
d, that the priority OF liens be dstermin d. aud
that he Fro OF sale be g. Piled according to pr
Ocity Of liens
r1,. hr-a Al ,4f,.
IOHded, by Eot ed and requested 70 appeGr
aud sn-wsr tie plaintiffs pstirtou tha l4th day
| Of Decemb=r, 1851 JOHN FRIEND,
Plaintiff 4 d Attorney.
Olev land Oct II, IS6I Oct. l2s63
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#)auts--9ost--geward.

WANTED-TWO COOkS FOR
w company F., 18th Regiment. A liberal sal
ary viii be paid Address
Capt. W. q. ALLEN,
Oct'O:351 Alliance, Ohio.
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lNhESE j JUSTLY L CELEBhATEU
IL PILLS ars sure cure for
Sick Heaaache,
Dyspepsia,
Foul Stomach,
General and Nervous Debility
Bilious aId Liver Com plants,
OOstiveness, Scroiul Gus Hu.
Enors, FevoTa, &C, 40.
and are safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
Of them used than any other kind,
- Bee Circulars. For sale OY 10. n. boylofuS h
W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
strong, Cleveland, Ohio, and By all Druggists IN the
country Also, at Wbs issale at l6l Ontario street.
Olayeiand. Ohio, by q. g. HOhklht
General Agent for Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
feb6 R25dhW
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auuts aud Shues.

UASH, AND CASH ONLYl
Or stoyk consists of Mems Boys Youth, and
'Children's anu
THICK KIP AND CALF BOOTS
Mems, Boys and Youths Brogans.
WONiEN's CALF. KIP, ENAREL,ED eoAT AMI
KID BOOTEES.
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTFFs
CHILDS CALF, KIP, KID GOAT BOOTEEEs.
LADIES' DOUBLE-SOLE KID & CLOTH
Caters a plendd Shoe for this season Of the vasr,
aud all the staple goods usually found in this line
We can also furuish INFANTRY end CAVALRY
BOOTS By having two week notice, one hundrtd
ntshed, the samples Of VIII eh shall be pleased to
show to those vi wish TO contract.
e. tOG come all you Boot and Shoe Dealers and
examine our stock for youTseivts and Il wont take
long TO co " nee you that this is the way to buy
Boots and Shoes-ifyou have the money.
JOSEPH MkSURY,
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c. C.-Cary's Cough Curo. deoa
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HDPsrtiouiar sttentson pssd to the sale Of al
kinda Of Prod1ce, OF to tbs pzrchass and Hing %
ALL Orders ENTRUSTED TO HIS OARs.
nnrTTsU1T
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CuyahO5a County Count
Of Common Pleas.
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Scr 9alE or REat.

EUR REMIT 4E SNUG AND
Il cOmfor. able dwelling Nc SO -epgar street,
Enquire on the promises or at Leader Counting
Room. octlt:RI
EOR sale OR Exc Z ANGE FOB
u CITY PBOPEREY-A Saw Nil and FIGURING
MILL 10 acres Of Land, nice Orchard, three Houses
Seven miles from Cleveland. will self long time
or exchange for city property Price s 90
u. N KAY rs, In Rousg 8 Block,
oct3:55l Cor. PUB square & superior st.
FOB SALE.
FFHE HOUSE AND LOT Oh
a Fittsburgh Btrest, known Is the Hitchcock
property, being lot One IN Cases addition TO Olsve
lg1d aud lot i69 in Kelley snd WalWorth-s subdis
Vlsi0g. Said properly having hundred iesg lrUEf
Pittsburgh stTest and extending back ten rods u
alley. The hOuso Is large we'll built and oonyss
R1EEEY, BAOKUs 4 NOBLE.
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Afew, flannel bandages.tw and half inches wide
aHd nine yards long, will be needed and lint scraped
and travelled. sa-s
Ring Pads and Cushions l
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red Flannel, in the piece
Bookhinders Board, for spIntsi pieces Is inches
by inches
salders' Silk for Ligatures, skeins wsxed and
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread,
Tape and SCISSORS.
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair Pencils, Oiled Silk,
Oiled Muslin, India RnSber End Gutta Percha Cloths
in the piece.
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-13 yards long, breedths of
unbleached muslin, yard wide, open one half yard
at the bottom length ofSleeve three quarters yard
length Of Arm Hole IL inches, length of Collar 20
inches, length Of Slit in front yard fastened with
four tapes.
Loose Muslin Drawers III yards long with a
breadth OF yard wide muslin in each Leg with a
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom Of each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches and in the front Is inches with
3 buttons and buttonholes.
Bed Sacking of ticking, yard wide and 2 yards
long.
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long.
Pillow sacks of ticking, I6 inches wide and 30
inches long,
Pillow cases of muslin, one-half yard wide, l
yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth, towels, old and new
rough and soft, old Sheets pillow cases. small pill
lows old towels, coverlets, old shirts and drawers
old pants old socks, old handkerchief old Jackets
pieces of white domestic, pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country or homemade jeans, for fall clothing
wool or wooden yarn, country or homemade blan-
kets and counterpanes blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch,
sweet oil, can Vegetables Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans, arrowroot, ssgo tapioca rice, eggs
chickens, game, brandy, whisky, tobacco crackers,
biscuits, tea cocoa, lemon syrup, plum and currant
Jelles small quantites) oatmeal, faxseed and fax
seed meal wheat bran. corn meal, juice of beef, as
stock for beef tea, put up in sealed cans champagne
in small bottles for cases of sudden sinking, china
feeders of different for administering nourish
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds, common soap, eye shades of green silk with
tapes or elastics.
Those of you who live in and around the city Of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assis lance
at the hospital The sick chamSer is destitute OF
Its chef solace unlesS Traced by the presence Of
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, sooth his distress, other than your own
Such articles as you prepare should be packed il
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green, KY, marked Hospital Stores. .-..
l am, with sIGcere respect,
D. W. YANDELL,
Surgeon c. S. A.. and Medicsl Director of Contra
Division IN Kentucky.
Bowling Green, Ky, Sept. %. 1861.
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CResss.TVEs WANTED.

CR0SSs.TIES WANTED.
ysNHA Nashville and North Western Railroad Company Ei
70 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, 9feet
Tong inches ths, well heWn place not
less than inches clear Of sound be deliver
I'd at the grade line Of the road in Nashville.
The contractors want % contract $4,000 White or
Post Oak Ties, Of same above delivered
the line Of the road in piles section Il to section g.
enough each section to supply the SANE. .
Persons wishing to bid viii direct to The President I'd Direct
Of hs EaEhViHe and ForthWe Railroad Company
Nashville, Teno - sgIyS0-H
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MAPS FOB THE
Scientific DisCOVeryo--EIecJrO-
Water. r ASA

IT veil known TO he profession that Elasticity b tbs graf
motor Of J6 Every remedy which really disssss
does Of its electrical adapaont The Of the
Invalid. By the Of such remedies sud ELzCFE
WATKR which patients b&thed In currents Of e3ecre
Ladies being attended by aLaeyI esrg all kinds Of os
and obstinate complaints which h27s resisted All other
Of "Oonsumpves receive ls bu in such cases,
where patients weak % vstre, tsat them b. the
BFopton Hospital Glsions which hreashed into
diseased lung, right the seat OF the dssse send
stamps for PamPhet Other patients who cannot 70
the 'EHEALNs WkTERS, by sending fsehe age-sex
full description Of symptoms have medicine 70 them
(send for crculsr The Electric Waters extract all mineral
substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
perence Of twenty years in the many hsus
chrsnic and Woman diseases and vsaknesss nay
be regarded a. reasonable guarantee o. Eucoeas.
EP Rooms and Boarding Furnished to
Patients 81
PHYSICIANS Who may Eish ayai hemseivsso Of this val
cable discovery in Electric Baths invited to call ny ocs
at No l46, South Summer street. Ed
Hours from to n. every day except the sasAsth
Address DR. WoMBAUGH,
mar2'6l-dEtW1y Nashville, Tenn.
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To RIncksElifuns.

F5NE Qusermasters Dspa, desires to contract with
responsible parties for the manufacture delivery Of
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
BscksmithI outside Of Nashville particularly invited to
make proposals Applyto q. W. CUNNINGHAM,
October %, 'Gl- d3F Assistant Quartermsstsr.
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without seeming to be distressed by the great ex.
ertioB he had just made. He ran the ten miles in
one minute less than he took to DO the distance
in the great champion race With Mills and White
last week In EnglaRd.
10 the Ladies of Kentucky and Northern
Tennessee.
have established at Bowling Green, KY, Cen
eTaL Hospital for the reception of the sick soldiers
Of the Central Division Confederate States ARMY
Of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is 80 init
mately connected with the physical comfort if net
also the life, of the soldier, feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore,
beg TO make few practical suggestions to you, as
TO the manner in which you may serve those mem.
bers of the army who are overtaken by accident
or disease. Avery efficient mode of rendering as
sstauee to the inmates of the hospital is through
the agency of Relief associations, such numbers of
which are already in operation in the Confederate
States. Can you not organize such Associations
wherever they do not exist and through them for.
ward whatever may be contributed? Where, for
any reason such societies cannot be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dona-
tons direct to Bowling Green. sasrrf.ET
Among the articles of daily use in the hospitals
sre the following:
Bandapes-l inch wide ! ward LONG
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

EINDERTAKERs (at J. q. ourrsy'S cid stand Union be
tween Cherry and Summer strsts) prepared to ssn
funerals all times with wooden Cons, plain cooFe5
and Metallic Burial Cszkes and Cases Of ssapeoE quality
Manufactured Ey EarAha Co., in this city Prices g suit
tie times iune25-h
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Removed.

HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment Market street. No
Sos the public square, door to Morrow & Son
where would be pleased former Gust and friend
And shall endsaYor at all ,s keep han general assert
nent Of Home Made Boots and Shoes, in grea
variety and at low the price Of Tss will Justify
Army boots and Shoes all kinds ofhavy kept
or made to order.
Highest market pries paid for Hides and Leath er
sep20-H JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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o5 .~a va. q e. r. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIHs, WIKzs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c-,
CORHER OF O0LLEGA AND GRURCR SZREEZS
Nashville, Tennessee
WEYE receipt OF large and we'll selected stock Of
wv Groceries, Liquors. sto., consisting in part fsoEs
80 hhds Sugar all grades genuine Havana Cigars
300 bslIchoies AolsssesI 200 kegs sils, assorted,
20 bags prize RiO Cos.s, 50 nsss Tubs
100 bbS Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Halauts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bblS Pecangl
$50 boxes Star ozndlssI 10 bblS FfIbsrtI. ~
100 boxes Tobacco, sssortsd
FINE RRANDIES, WINES, 40.
Xxx choice French Brandissi
20 eazks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WlaeGI
$50 baskets best brands ChAmpagnsg
30 boxes scovin ClaEet,
l @ ssl. ans R lob County WhisSyI
5 do DO do Bourbon do
And also laFEesoekof Common Whsky, AnseSH Brandy
Gin, &c.
Agantsfor heDuponE Hrssrd Sycamore Powder Tbs
dgnsd being only AEentsn Nashville the Manufacturers
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale.
SS0 kn Dupont Rs Poydsri 2000 kegs Hazard BlasngFoE
500 do DO do dsrj
50O X do de 90 5000 kagt Sycamore Blasting
300 Z do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
goo DO do do brands Sd
too0 ksgDupont Blasting Pow 50 bbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. Ezfssy fase.
SOLE AGENTS FOH
DspontsPowassI Jey, Bickicrd K Co.'S saistS
Hazard do Russr-
Ss0a-OtS u .--H
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Bark Mills.

FENHE hest improved doubegndng Bark Mills yet invent
ed is nov being manufactured Ill be ready for de-
livery By the first OF OctobCr. For sale at
J. LUMSDEN & CO.,
EO II South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
LUMSD EN- & MANN,
septl No IS Magazine street, eW Orleans, La
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PHoTOGRAPEIEC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing ny ola friends ana
toners that after absence OF two yes have again
turned the practice Of the PhOtOgrR phic Art
in all its branches having purchased the interest Of brother
the old established Gallery Union Street. and having Bs1i
four months lane York tbs past Summer 70 obtain fully al
the hate improvements Ia the art have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That my facilities
better produce first class Wurk thar Galleries
conduee to the comfort Of patrons
only the proud position the Gallery has heretoOre
EuSsned, 70 elevate to Fn higher standard have
engaged The services Of Mr. COOK Fl the best Photo
gAphers in the World who TOOK the Pictures which Obtained the
hrt premium st the Worlds Fsr In London in ISL and
determined only to make this the leading Gallery IN
State, ny work shall not be surpassed North Sou
snd intoduoe 20 the public the following yieE
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vgnette, pl3iE colorsdI
IVoTytypes, Colored;
Pastel Pictures, LIE sssi
Photographs on Canvass LIS Eizsi
Visiting Cards, fall length, plain;
Autograph PhstogI sohs, is taken at 01s hitting.
etsrrsoscopes, glass paper.
eonnue to make the MsaiEotye end E-ssyps hereto
fore The above styles all entirely tbs city, except
ne Autograph Card which oHly made At lime. AL
VIC in want ufsuyh in lue politely nytsd to Es
call before visiting elsewhere, Nhsl vi prove by ocoEaT
Demonstration n sEog iscts. BerPe1fully,
sss3l-d =. W HUG6Es.
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BEN VAL
AND
NEW Sc.

HAVE purchsesi Of W. Finn his stock Of Wall Paper
&C., and renewing my stock Of Locking Glasses, Gilt
Frames, Venetian Blinds, Win Shades, fst Materials
&C. &C., his w Fns) old Stand, q Pub ic SQUARE
Deseerck EEe Hhes Lsha DO glad to frensg asa
patrons. R.lERHHHkEs
lF2$4
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Land for safe.

application be made before st January VIII sell aeon
codzting terms z Orty Acres OF Land, three nilss
This OF the beautiful locations Davidson county
About o1eaf OF the land II timber, the balance n c1tVa
ten There The premises comfortable cabins ard 6ne
yoEng orchard Apply 70 la eeTs the place, 70 ny
self ioE particulars. 0aE8. x. WINSTON
jnlyl4-f
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NASHVILLE Gun Fnctory

SSTOCKHOLDERSin the Nashville Sun Factory notified
- that the Directors have ade call Of Dollars upon
each share payable before se Monday IN sepeDe'
next The stockholders requested Hat the Office Of the
Undersigned No. AZ Cherry street, nd make pro mpt pay
nents. J. L. BOSTICK,
sus25-h secressEy and Treasurer
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C0OpePs Wanted.
WILL pay liberal wages for Goo pers to make Whisky
Z and Flour Barrels. Apply to
JAMES s. SNYDER,
October 10. '6I-dlm@ st Chattanooga Tenn.