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LATEST FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-The steamer North Ameri
can, from Liverpool the 22d ult., arrived OF
Farther Point at 91a o'clock this morning.
The steamer Anglo-Saxon arrived out on the
18th, and the City OF Baltimore on the 20th.
The North American has 500, 900 in specie.
The political news by this arrival is unimpotant
The Emperor of Austria has issued decree for
the dissolution of the Hungarian Diet.
Queen Victoria arrived at kingstown, Ireland
the 2lst ult and proceeded to Dublin on the 22d
Among the papers read at the "Social Science
Congress-" Dublin. was one by Mr. Basely, NJ. p.
for Manchester. He said that manufacturers ex
pected to be able to command supply of cotton
to keep them working with tolerable regularity
till spring.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-The sales of Cotton for the
past three days amount to 10000 bales of which % 900
bales were taken by spectators and exporters The
ket closed quiet. with an advance of I'd
In Breadstufs there still declining tendency
The market closed very quiet at decline IS Wheat
and Cd. on Flour. Corn closed dull.
Provisions closed quiet.
zI.n n
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Washington Items.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Minister Adams writes
that he does not think the British Government con-
templates any change of position, so long as the
blockade is continued.
The Navy Department has been officially in
formed that the steamer Harriet Lane, which
grounded at Cape Hatteras Inlet 1oated off on Sat
urday, but not until after Captain Faunce had
thrown her guns overheard.
Secretary Seward and Secretary Camera n hav'
ing returned, Attorney General Bates is the only
member of the Cabinet absent from the city.
| VT Another New Hampshire Regiment
r. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Gep. Abbott, OF New
Hampshire, has received authority from the War
State.
| Unreliable Reports.
| mAshlNGroN, sept. 2.-During the week past re-
ports have been prevalent here and elsewhere
based on alleged private accounts. OF disasters tc
Gen. Rosecrans, but it is certain that the War De-
partmsnt has received no such information.
| Illinois Troops in Service
/ WARRINGTON, Sept 2-Hon. Elisha A. Wash.
burne, of Illinois, has arrived here on business CON
nectsd with the arming Of the troops Of illinois
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which State has now nearly fifty thousand men in
service.
Major General Butler.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-Malor General Butler
having obtained a few days leave of absence,
will leave Washington for Boston this afternoon.
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BALTIMoRE, September ., Is


There was quite an active movement to-day in Mary
land 6s sales being made at the Board Of S5 600 s70
at SIX buyer 10 days and 81 500 1S9Os at 50, but in
other stocks the transactions quite limited. Balt
City 6s continue to droop, sales being made to-day
of $1,000 1895 s0H, decline Of Il per cent Sat
urdays price. They closed however steady at SOH bid
for 1905 and so bid for 1855 and 1865. For Virginia
upon 6s So bid and 55 asked md Maryland 6's
left off at 81 bid for ls7Os and sl% bid for 1905 In
Railroad shares and bonds there nothing whatever
dore. Shares closed $II8 bid for Baltimore and Ohio,
Sl3 bid sl4@ asked for Northern Central and bonds
AZ bid AZ asked for Baltimore and Ohio ls62s 69E bid
for do 1855 SO bid 20 asked for do 1sS0 and 60 bid
70& asked for do 1855 but for other Railroad bonds
quotations given. Bank stocks dull and heavy.
Sales however made to-day of IL shares Franklin
S. and ii shares Farmers and Merchants at s27I We
also sale to-day Of IL shares Frederick Turnpike
81
In New York to-day Virginia 6's declined Il land Read
ing Il; but Tennessees advanced u; North Carolinas
4 Canton 4; Erie q and New York Central q. Mis-
souri, 6's closed at Il% Saturdays price, but Treasury
Gotes sold at 9S, advance of 3.
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, September 2, 1851.
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DEFEAT OF THE FEDERAIS

WHEELISG September 2-The Secessionists en-
camped at Wortnington, Marion county, to ,h {
number of400, were attacked by Colonel Cassm an
of General Kely's staff, with two companies
of United States troops, at daylight this morning
The secessionsts, howeve- were too strong for him.
and he was obliged to fall back, with a loss of two
men; The expedition from here last night had moi
reached Fairmont at our last advices. Two pieces
of artillery were sent to Col. Cassman's relief from
Ciarksburg to-day. He reports that he can hold
the enemy in check until reinforced.
From the Kanawha RegiOn--A Fight be-
tween Union Men n IL Il Sece ssio nists at Boone
Court HOuse--The SecessiOnists Defeated.
CINCINNATI, September "A fight occurred
yesterday at Boone Court House, in the Kanawha
region, between body of Confederates and Fede-
raliss, resulting in the total of the Confeder
ates, with loss of 80 killed and large number
wounded. Forty were taken prisoners. The
Uuionists had six wounded but none killed
During the fight, the Union men set fire to the
town and burnt it.
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The importaton of foreign goods last waek very
light. usual of late-less than third that of the
corresponding week last year The export of domestic
produce heavy-some s300c00 in of the total
importation As have remarked very often of late,
the necessities of Europe will require large supplies
importers keep their orders within bounds-as they
have been doing thus far this seasonthere every
believe that the cessation our
will not lead to drain the specie of the
banks The money market continues dull. There is
demand for money among the merchants and the pay
ments account of the government loan effected
gradually disturbance. Call loans range
from per cent; the leading houses borrow much
money they want on suitable collateral at per cent
First class short acceptances readily discounted
per Longer paper of the highest ade
that is difficult to give quotation. Second class paper
is growing abundant; vary before 10
per cent per annum to per cent month Foreign
exchange continues inactive The leading bankers sell
their bills London at l07R(d4, and buy CONNIE cial
bills at 1O6& Gl07k. They sell francs at 5 27 ,d32h
and buy at 535@40. But the business done is quite
limited.
The Tribune says
The Bank Statement Monday will show little or
variation in mercantile loans but the whole average will
be affected by the Government Loan, which did not fully
appear in the last average The of the
tile community, although slightly increasing, still
scarcely enough to keep up the loan line The specie
range will be affected by the payment into the Sub
Treasury, Tuesday last of the second ten per
in Bank about S44OOOO0O. The deposits will
also feel the influence largely the full amount
of the Thirty five Millions Loan credited the
Government and appeared in the deposits and will dis
appear of course payments are made The Banks,
We hear have declined propositions from other Banks
for several very large of Treasury Notes,
the parties desired participate in the privileges of the
original takers.
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Many of the Government teamsters are under
the impression that the oath W hich will be admin
stcred to them binds them to three years service.
This is a mistake. The oath is administered to
them as to clerks and other officers test of 10y
atty to the Government nothing more.
.rILL. 10Y .-....A.r r.-..--
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We learn that 500, 900 in Treasury notes, most
ly of small denominations, out last Fri
day to Gen Fremont. The Government is deter
mined to furnish him all the authority and snews
of war be asks for, and the country may look for
one of the most brilliant campaigns in that quarter
ever known.
From Washington Sunday Morning Chronicle'
The .'Stars and Bars in Sight.
Confederate flag can be from the top of
the sbip-hnuse in the navy yard on the summit OF
MunsonS Hi aud the drilling of artillery can a lsO
be distinctly at that place.
From the NelU York Tribune.
The NeA York Nineteenth Mutineers.
Five only of the $50 mutineers of the New York
18th regiment have reported. The rest will be
sent to the Dry Tortugas.
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Major General Butler leaves Washington this af-
ternoon for flying trip to his home in Massachu-
setts He has not been from his post for instant
since leaving it on two hours notice upon the day
after the PRONUNCIATION of the Presidents proca-
nation of the 10th of April last.
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Col. James Wallace, of.Cambridge, having been
authorized by the War Department at Washington
to have enrolled and mustered into the service of
the United States, regiment of infantry to act as
"Home Guard" on the Eastern Shore, has issued
a call for volunteers for that purpose. The enroll
ment has already commenced in this county, and
we learn that quite number in this place and vi
cinity have enlisted. We also learn that Captain
Comegys, of the CLICKS Guard, )" at Greensborough,
with a considerable number of his company, will
also enter the service Col Wallace has the written
promise of the Secretary of War that the regiment
shall not be called from the Shore to perform mill
tary service.
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PRICES AND SALES or sToUKs IN NRT YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH,

The following the official tables of the of the
port of New York for the week and since January
IMPORTS.
For the week. 1889. 1860. 1861.
Dry goods ......... 81 Slf,247 $3.145 500 s494l26
General merchandise. 2,2s3,445 50il7O l476, ,l52
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and in the vicinity there over 200 wagons
There are heavy arrivals daily.
NAVY YAED-CAPTURE or A sLOOP WITH VALUABLE
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We hear that James NJ. Carlisle, ESQ.,, has re-
signed the position of Attorney Of the Corporation
of Washington.
Timothy Mccarthy, Company |, First Infantry,
found guilty of sleeping on his post and sentenced
to be shot, has had his sentence commuted to loss
of pay and dishonorable discharge from the army.
Cor. ". Y. Times,
The proprietor of the Albany SALESMAN offers
that paper for sale,
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All of the hired men in the Quartermaster's De-
partment, including teamsters, nos,Iers, laborers,
messengers, clerks, &c, one thousand or more in
number; are being paid off cali in gold" 1t is
only Government officers at a high salary, we pre-
sumo, who receive any portion of their pay in
treasury notes.
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New Spring Goods
CHEAP FOR CASH.

q EA z TUX A d
AN receiving my Stock OF Dress Goods. which
pose to sell extraordinarily Doing exclusively
cash business, this and make
to call and stock Of Dress Goods,
embracing, White and Linen Goods Domess OF all kinds and
Z IN fact everything one could desire.
again the attention Of those Indebted Mich
olson Go. Nicholson Humphrey myself, TO their
settled accounts for the times demand immediate
action In such D. HUMPHREY.
apl5-ly S--1eS
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II O A ID til RS FOR 1851.
At the FniI G unds.
PRICES KEDUCEDTO SU HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FEVHIS FIhsT CLASS R0ADsTER, will his for
1851, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4th and closing July the 4h At $50 the and s
for insurance, ~
He beautiful black, six Old roted At Athens In
1861 In sos and certainly handsome and perfect
horse in hE action that has been brought to the State He
bred in Vermont imported by L. R. Jennings and By tie
Hatch horse he BY Ii Oo he by Old Black Hawk he by sher
man and heby the Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroc, Or
d. St. Charles Or gr d. Woodbury. Morgan, AID hencs
bines four Of the best trottng knsWn.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
By Woodbury. will be let to % at SIS the season, see to
insure. He is very promising. q.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington dam excel
lent Trottng Mare will be let to Is Mares the season.
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
Grass pasture at the farm 81 T. Tanning, and grain to kesp
mares in good condition, at 81 per week. -.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kimbal will be ready all times to IhOs the stock to
gentlemen,
Refer tO-J Owen, Of williamson, Col B. Allen OF Sum
T. flaming, Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. Gooeh, Of Ruther
ford. nAr5-d
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n NEW n
FURNITURE STORE

yTyHE subscriber takes this method Of informing bis patrons
and the public generally that he has just arrived fcr sns
has with splendd stock Of fashions bic Runfafe %
be begs leave call attention He tsken add supehy
fitted the store. No Sc Market street. ex ooof % tne Ga
nd trusts attention fs dealing % a snare
patronage an particularly desious 70 snoH 70 those
Wishing to purchase. ny stock Of heaes os peoss ana
ecusi not superior 10 snv the market BY calling
al The ed Store No ss Market street. you viii meet with
attentive clerks Who deem Il plessI % show the stock
whether you wish purchase or not no ootectso ss1s
any other estGJSiskseat. ,.,,,, x-.,,.-
mar6-2m DAN IA dAr chAW.
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CHEAT SEAT NATIONAL ROUTe
q @&Ez@@mMM .
Ho baltimore, PhIIaaeInhss
an9 Bos ton, and the only - ;

10 baltimore, PhIIaaeInhts
ana Boston, and the 6nI-SN
Washington Cffx
GENITAL OHIO AND HaErr-
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate al R.i,,. ~ OfsE n
.on City on ne East and Columbus on - W. Ana Nasai
IN Tor and FROM ali points IN - P'
West, South.west and North.w~
Passengers b. this Route can y,t "A. - -
IniadeiRna New York. or Boston, ct he 60 - ~ "a D
YORK or Boston alone By other lines - VI lekst . J
M s.tsr Gan aso se procured yin gasp m
Sleeping cars attached to al night trAins S@onlgs
all principal points. q stepping
Business men and travellers, for plsasuys =. -.
visit all the Eastern Cities conparstivr,v - a9so1
The scenery celebrated for It's wonderful
IS unequalled in the World It's system 81 A. sasl n
Pohee Its Splendid equipment; its exclusive teS =
large amount Of double track its hne hosI. f5t uns
lance Of the Company,) nsures 70 The passepre
and comfsrt. -sSt' sPseas q
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks can BE- oro-,..
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices In - 80
Asa Tor Sekets via ue Baltimore aud Chic RafI.,.s
W. R-sNlfH, Master Transpor,stiou r q a =
l. n COLE, General Ticket Agent 4 n ,
H.eULLiF AZ. Gen. Wegtern Agent = = n
II. ]. JEHEIT, Pres'f, ORR
10 J. ". BROWN, Gen1 Ticket Agent, @ ORR
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Flour, Corn, Gc.
RA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FLOUR
OUU 460 sacks Coru;
90 bbls Lard;
SO I" Green Apples;
25 cases Psrrspine Wax Candles;
500 Flour Sacks fifty pounds)
On consignment, for sale by
WI WATTS & CO.,
lanl9u No 81 College Street near R,o.d,
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NOTFCEPO CONSINGEES.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad

OK and after April lst, 1851. Freight III
~ the Louisville and Nashville larela sn.u asf
81 are raid copsQpses will Be notified Of ne arrival o. sk
Goods, together with the amount o. Char n ~
facilitate the sdj ustment o. all claims ior e-naSe
and has hee found IN order % GO 45s
Agents 20 make returns the General Os - required - q
regulations Il ne COmFsny- .vpr,.o,. . -.
mAr2q-2g >. .. ANsAnoON, supL
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Prints.

UIE are daily receiving American Prints 70 Which Es
w yite the attention Of dealers CksH osfx a. - Q.
aford 10 do H. JAMES lew CO.,
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7sss44 ri - -z11 ~
M. q e. +. CHI
WHOLEsALE ORocEHs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIHg, WINES, ToBAcco, oTeARs uArIs
49, - DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c, "AAA''
O0RHER or 00LLEGE IND OHURCH S7RrrTS
Nashville. Tennessee. 1lS-7,--.-7
VTYE GTj receipt OF large Es sslssd .rk ~
w Groceries, Liquors, etc., Consisting In part as fsIIevsi
80 bids Sugar. grades; 100 genuine avans i.,.
200 bbls chncs Molssses; 200 kegs Nsiis sssortad.
i ieS DO DO 100 g, dozsn Painted Buckets,
100 bhls Powdered Crushed and 10 hhs English rsr-s
Leaf euzzr: 10 hbIs Peeans:
$50 boxes Star Candles; 70 hh,s FiIherts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted 80 ~ t.ss
FINE BE8ANDHES, WINES, 40.
Is XXX ohoics French Brandies;
20 y casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wipesi
80 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes Scovill CIsEet, -
100 SbIs hns Robertson dounty wkisayI
do do do Bourbon DC
AID also large Of Common Whisky amszss sTszdy
FOwBEa AGENTS. -az5
Agents fOT tas Dupont, Hazard Sycamore PoEs1 r.. m
dssgned being Agntsn Nashville tie
would call the attention Of Merchants and Traders 10 r
iargsssock Of Poweer hand, In Magazine for SALE
kegs Dupont Rife Povdsr 1000 kegs Hazard blasting
s g g 90 90 Dc S 5000 DER e.. .y...o,. a,.,,,
300 x do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands; =
500 Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
| jsnlI Il q. Z. p OHEATHAN. AGENTS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
pePonssPo"deri joy, Bickford & Co.'S ssissy
| sxcsmar. 40 Fuse
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And food NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII u8u8I pEIVIIt8sI 70
charge thereof.
FREIGHTS FORWARDED.

FREIGHTS FORWARDED.
By this Frsights OF all description forvArds
from Philadelphia New York Boston, Baltimore, any poin
on Railroads Of Ohio Keniucky, Indiana Illinois, Wiscon
Gn, Iowa, or Missouri, by Railroad direct.
HE pennsyvanis Railroad also st Pttsburg with
sEuers which Goods be forwarded 20 10
Ohio Muskngu Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Arkarsas and R
Cleveland sandusky and Chicago with all PcrE
on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers enrusng the transportation Of
their Freight this Company, rely with confidence Id
speedy transit.
freight to any point in the West By the Pennsy
vania Railroad at all times favorable charged By
ther Railroad Companies
IT ? Be particular to mark packag 'TVIA PKEHA. B. b.
<. ]. sNEHDER, Philadelphia
MAGRAW & KOOHS. so North Street. Baltimore.
LEFCH & CO., No. Asor House, No. s. VIM. st. NJ
LEIGH & Co., No n state Street, Boston.
q. II HOUSTON, Gen Freight Ag't, Philadelphia
L. L. HOUPT. GenI Ticket Ag't Phlsdelpnis
TH0s A. SCOTT, Genl supt, AltOOns, Pa
anil
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Valuable Printinr al

Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITuATEDin wealthy section ofcOuny In Tennessee Aad
- having an extensive subscpo list and advertising pat
ronage The paper Democratic and wb sold rasonRbI
TERMS no one however, but Democrat The paper esab
sed to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will not e
It out Of his hands be devoted any other purpose
further at the UNION
Octl9-lm
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In Chancery Court at G ainesboro.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE FOR SALE.

PROPOSE to SELL for the purpose OF closing partner
ship business, the three story Brick r.
Cherry street, few doors south OF Broad, occupied by
Messrs Bush Bros Grocery Store THE property
3 eeton Cherry St. and back 81 feet The third story
fitted family residence, and offers ample for
family and free from taxation State, county and city
OF the eligible business ocaonsin that OF the
city, and will be sold AT BAKG AIN particulars
location and terms apply on the premises or to
msr30-lm. ISAAC PAUL.
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H1GH pRICE roR Nrcuorx.

HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES.
WILL the highest market price for IS likely young Me-
groes, both from Il to 20 years. Call at % Cedar
street
Ihavefor hire about 80 Negroes for the balance Of the
boys and girls, Of all sges-sOne we'll qualified.
g. ". HITCHINGg,
feb2O-Jm al Ceday
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Enmr Horse Mail Coach

Four Horse Mail Coach.
yUNHE only running regary threes
week and from Fayeteveto Tullahoma; leaving
Tulahoma Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday Saturday to connect the malta
Fayeeveand the at Tuahoma and for the aceommodS
Son passengers J. B. Smith agent at Tullshes Good
eAmsand careful drivers The fare through only dollars
IL
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Land for sale.
The undersigned will sci his plantS ~,,~xa..
\EHIA lon, called CAPITAL VIEW, lying on 5Rfft44
f8 the nerth side Of Cumberland River, eSSls1lzEdk
IfIHsNn milesfrom the City Nashville, 1Itf14P
ls1aIH coutaing about Three Hum
6AIHEl8 dred Acres. He will sell il all -1m4tRa.-
together small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
will exchange well improved property the city. II
the very quality Of sell well watered about half
cultivation, and the balance in fine timber and pasture
There COED dwelling houses good harm and stables
information apply to the undersigned to John D. james
Bsp20-tf. TH0S. @. JAMES.
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AM now receiving my Fall stock Of Panofortes IRON Ii
following factories which will be the largest ever offered in
the city: stenwsy Sons A. a Gale Co. haynes breher
Brsdburry and Soebeler Schmidt all Of which will be sold
at snail advance on for each or negotiable paper All the
Vions Futes Drums Brass Instruments &c For bargains
81 oo,ns T. We y A. number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-d
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COAL OIL l. A WI i y.
VNTE just received another supply Of ces Oil LAMPS
Wv among which handsome patterns for
all fitted with the Collins burner which the last improve
ment imneasuably superior other Lamp be-
fore public fer oness and stesdnesof 1ae freedom o
smoke simplicity construction, beauty and elegance in finish,
cleanliness economy One Lamp will give the light Of four
candles much Tbs Oil have i'm
ported these Lamps clear, beautiful article, free
from any offensive order leaves spot When split
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
marls-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OF
Valua lie Land for sale.
275 acres Cleared, and fn a fine state
OF Cultivation
FEVHIS Farm lies mile Jones Station, on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Winches
ter and three Hes from Salem, in franklin csunty On the
Farm comfortable DWELLING good negro esbins, and all
necessary out houses. Close to the dwelling hne spring,
good Cisten and plenty Of failing water The land
ALL RICH and for cultivation unsurpassed any
IL the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer who wish "a about j. hi P.
White Nashville, Tenn, AS. Golyar, Winchester, they
can refer to the premises
HARVEY 8. WILLIAM,
oct 2O-d Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.