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ths BIood-Festoring the Sck, suffering invalid to
HEALS III AND STRENGTH -s
There is no Mistake About H.
It will cure liver uonplsnts, Dyspepsia, Dazha, pyIsn
tsy Headache De Of Spirits Fever and Agues Inward
Fever Bad Breath disease Of the Liver Stomach OF Bow
els.
R GEKTLEMEE, DO you wish to be Healthy, Strong and
LADIES do you want TIE Bloom Of Health tc mount 10
oaS Oheeks again then goat snce and get
Hcg,eaRBs siren 9Th ening Cordial and RlOed
Purifier
psIay mot moment It isW1rranted 70 give SstEfacton.
vii Sre sy disease Of Kidneys womb, Blsdderi Faint
n Obsfructed Mensruaon, FAILING Of the WoTmb Barren
ne or any disease arising on Chronic Nervous Debility
{ IN an InfAllible Remedy.
FF. Fob CEEILDHE ENA sl1
Do you decate scky puuy OhdFen TO Be Hsay
Strong and Robust 7hen give them hcLRAS STRENGTH.
INIEG CORDIAL, (ses he desonE each betts it ID de-
licious 70 take.
tablespoonful taken every morning fasting,
preventive against Ck and Fever Fellow Fever oholss or
any prevailing disease.
, CAUTION i-Beware Of Druggists or DeaIerB who nay
Try q palm upon you bstte Of Btss 6arsspaA, (Which
they bay cheap BY saying Ia juI Is good There are
RASE enough T. eal part Of name . DUB tn
VILE decocioas Avoid such infamous P1RAfkS and he
VlliAnouT conpounds Ash for Dr. J. a. MeLeans eengs
sning Cordial and Blood Purhsg Take nothing Elsa II ne
Sny remedy that will Parity your Blood horouEny. and =
the time, eEREEGTHKN and IhFI9ekAfA tne Nnos
orgAni1Aton put large BotteH-Sl PEI So1te, OF
- ''-''''' DR.. J. HI MeLK an, Sole Proprietor,
oefneT Of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis. No.
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TO Carpenters.
tASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA H. Il
65E @ MEaw
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

~ lar ON AND AFTER
THURSDAY, ,-sEPTEmBER. 5Ih, 1851,
Passenger Trains on heNaahvs and Chattanooga Raroad
will run fellow
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at s:15 and zoe P NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga 40 A N and 5.45 n.
.-. COMING WEST
Leave chattanooga at 6:3OA N and 92O n.
Arrive st Nashville at 7:39 II and 4O0P n.
yJyHE Trains leaving Nashville at s5 connects at War
with Shelbyvills Branch, TuahomA with Mcun.
vile Manchester Railroad and Dscher with Winchester
Alabama Railroad at OOEan with SeEanee Rasroad, and
at hsttauooga with Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville 30O N, connects at War
trace with Shebyve Braneh az Stevenson with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with East Tenn ad
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads. -g. ..t.
Through Tickets to the fooRiHg points, aad prices
ed be had at all hours, application TIE Ticke; Agsn
at Office, at Depoti .t p srll.
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RHxEWABLn AT PEnAsuHl.

. Fl NA-~-1 ~ EAAA4uAAs
one sgnAEss one gear. s5Esch additonAl squars aIs
&VeKttsere exceeding the space contracted
kors VIII DO charged fer the 0xcess.
-ts.A set = n FH1 WEzgLH.
onH poLLAA sqaAss aE and Trr OurT for ss
subsequent Insertion.
AdFortssstS P1blishsd b SoSh TIE baFy nsd s.iy, M
charged he fA daily rates Win On&kaf hs EssT rats
1yegstssi @sssbs pad Horas IA sI-ssr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

oAoH and Buggy Harness Of every style and quality Fept
constantly hand and Manufactured 20 erder Also,
Buggy Collars Kip Hog Skin Collars, Brides, Hses,
and al made Harness Asnufaclureraoi the
be materials the finest workmanship all Of which VIII be
sold As cheap bought in he United stat
To L. H0WERTON'S Harness has been awarded the sgh-
al PSHn at State Fair the Kentucky State
Fair Bowling Green. at the Limestone oeunty kaFs AA
ma; A AgriculturAi Society at Athens.
muS0'6I-d1An
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ashvflIe and Decatur Railroad,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
1ROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN IT HOURS.
IN and after Sunday, July 2Is 1901 Mall Train will leave
Eashtille Daily at Z M
eturning, arrive at Nashville at lis A NJ.
sy Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except Sun
S, at6Ah
eturninF, arrive at Nashville GlOP.M.
p The A. NJ. Train connects with Trains 10 Hunts
{ and Chattanooga.
The P. d. Train connects with Trains to CorAth,
nd unCiOR, Memphis, and New OrissnE
IyIS-d ". ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent.
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RenI Estate in Exchange for
Negroes.
IN BE undersigned desre exchange Real Estate in TIE city
orcountry for Negroes Vacant impr0gsd properiy
JAS. NJ MURRELl, 0r
.. A. =. HURLEY
ht ONES No. ee CberrV Il
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TO PRINTER .

Southern Ink Manufacturing Conn
s.- panY
"-- AATZE LOUSLAKA
THOS. II. SHIELDS & co. sole Agents.
EET inst received large shpms nt from The manuc
w tory and are prepared to reesivs orders-
This Ink II warranted equal to any jet ace
In 81 cases orders must be accompanied with cash
PRIcks-GsTS per b. 25cts Bock, from SECS to - per
POUnd.
T. IT. sHIRDDs co.
aeP5 din 50 GraEier st. and 10 Eank Place
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!. NASHVILLE TENN. TUEsDAY SEPTEMBER Il 1861
Daily ssi TFi-wsakly ssi weekly ss.

lPlCIAE E0TIg1.-Fhs unss Am Anr.1can Is eosIusI.
% srly spos tts 0lsH spsss AZ Pdp1s dTs diSsonln
go q ~ epfafos q ne tfae for bic4 tar Aass 6ees
PAID Sbssrbsrs oil bs aofisS sgAes tAsr gIbsrfutioa
e Geea % sgPrss eg cRoss LEE os sr pgPs; and
80 ~ g ssssaesd ~ Fapqy s b dacoBta-
Heg ~ tea ooss nsGres es6 esseD gear subssrtptSca
ksssg gAloa An AAEaIcAN ef per eEaSn n Gdeesee.
sssszssrs as.iEisF sAsE Psgsr. ehaaEsa sss sntoa
earnEs . D HAas. ed sgsl1 Go s1ss u le sarl 8
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Thus far capita and labor have been applied developing
soil the great of the Saein cea iron almost
untouhea The nvaabe rule that the mechanic arts flourish
best where food and fuel cheapest, follow at an early
day in Illinois, and in the Of the next years the
raj laws and necessities OF the warrant the belief that
least ave hundred thousand people will engaged State
OF Illinois the various manufacturing e-uploVr1ents
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To the Public.

n 10 the PUBLIC
Ii MULES that Ht large Eish branded over
IA rigAt shoulder belong TO TIE Tsnnes,es AEay- a.
liberal reward viii Be paid for ne l4sty p " ,o "
j.. b. CLEMENTS,
,,-s ~ Asst. @ d. q.
tremendous Arrival.
TnA DOE q. Glas screw top hai Jars,
AOO ~ sos a ,.-k
lA Ia
80 =, iII sslI cheap for cAs only 10 sult hs wa
e.. -. " - kDoLURB, BUCK & oO,
~IsssSas-Y,rt 81 G2Go Is Negh MGka 6.
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Descriptions OF the Position OF tho Confed.
- ate Ferees ON the Potomac.
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
E0'ing Post furnishes the following description Of
the Confederate forces on the Potomac :isi SD =.
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RAILROAD sYsTEN OF IJLINOTs.

Over Of private capital have been expended
the railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch part
from several Of these works, with valuable public
in lands, to diminish the State Expenses, the TAXES
LIGHT, and must, consequently every day decrease.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The State is rapidly hlEg with populstsn 6 O26 per
having been added since $780, making the present
ton LIS 496-a ratio Of 102 per cent in lG years
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APPLIoATIoN oF cLPTTAL

These lands contiguous railroad 700 In length
which connects with other reads and naVgabe lakes
thus afong unbroken communication with The Bassrn
and Gorha rluafa
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We willisuus on she frst of September,
HUTTON q FRELEGH's
SOUTHERN MONTHLY |!

a $500 Magazine.
Intending take high active stand for the incubation
and ulgton of and truly Southern Literature We
shall publish GVO Of the first number and have fS that il
WILL from rapidly douos and treble hat number.
Address, HUTTON 4 RRELTGH,
aug25u Memphis, Tenn.
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The State Debt only SlU,O539S Il, and waIn the Ia
three years has been reduced 80 may reason
ably sxpec that in ten years it will become extinct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

Sold In Nashville BY G. ". HenderHhott, Berry DemoviIs
wing Pendleton and all respOnIibe diHggiss. osRo
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100000 Acres
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPRARps


t.+..E - .asa sf- -;.i4se
s7 - ON a
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No stain In the Valley OF the Mississippi offers great an
ndueement TO the settler the State Of illinois, There no
portion Of the world where all ofhe conditions climate ana
soil admsoy combine to produce thoss great staples
OeRH and WHEkT, a. the PTairies Of Illinois.
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RIoH ROLLING PRAIRIE LAND

The deep rich lean Of TIE praes cultivated with such won
dsui facility that The farmers Of the Eastern Middle Sate
are moving TO u1e In great plumbers. The Of uinoi
about equal to that Of England, the soil m % rich TIA
t win support twenty millions Of people
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The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater THAI tn
Of any ether State The Products sert during the past
exceeded l500 tunS The wheat crop Of 1860 approach
OO0 Of bushss while the crop Yields not less
l4O Opg 600 bushels
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IN Enlprev. a Bas,erina Ram.

We have seen the drawings Of an iIDpl owed bat.
teriDg ram, by &r E b Bishop,-a gentleman well
Known in connection with dredging machinery,
boats, etc, which appears to possess singular
advantage Il COnbines tie powers and Valua bic
properties Of Wiuan 5 cigar steamer with those of
the Manassas and other Internal machines One of
-e them uUy BE- constructed in comparatively short
. period vita The requisite system and energy, and
at 2 cost of rot fifty thousand dollars. No~
thing could withstand its power and Mr.. Bishop is
-: confident that with five of these singular vessels
tie blockade Of ell the important porls of the Con
federacy could be destroyed and kept destroyed.
and the ports kept open to the commerce of friend
y nations We may remark that Mr.. Bishops plsn
Of opening channels and deepening them, which was
laid before a sciehtifc board at Washington two
years ago, met with the entire appreciation of the
e three eminent engineers who composed it, with
that Of Ar. TouCey, Secretary of the Navy, and
.. Mr.. Floyd, Secretary Of War, He has a charter
from the Legislature of Louisiana for permanently
deepening the passes at the mouth Of the Mississippi
and elseH here and but for the war, would have
4--- had the work under way.
We that capitalists will at once move
in the matter OF this new, improved and terrible
internal machine. Ii through the waves
of Ike Gut or Atlantic with the ease of fish and
with speed unknown to Lincoln's men-of-War-
NeD Orleans Bulletin, NoU,8." -.-..T-'~- 49,,
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Afew. flannel bandagess two and a half inches wide
and nine yards long, will be needed and lint scrsped
and travelled. 4 f-r-.t--f- -
Ring Pads and Cushions.
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine Flax
and Sponges.
Red Flannel, In the piece.
Bookbindera Board, for Splintz; pieces Is inches
by inches
salders' silk for Ligatures, skeins waxed and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread,
Tape and SCISSORS
Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair. Pencils, Oiled Silk
Oiled Muslin India Rubber ind Gutta Percha Cloths
In the piece.
Wrapping Paper.
Cotton Bed Shirts-11 yards long, 2 breadths of
unb!eached 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 II yards long with
breadth Of yard wide muslin in each leg. with
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 IL incbes with
8 buttons and buttonholes. g. -.
Bed Stacking Of ticking, yard wide and 2 yards
long. -
Muslin sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long
Pillow sacks of ticking, l6 inches wide and 80
inches long,
Pillow cases Of muslin, one-haIf yard wide,
yard long.
Old linen and cotton cloth, towels, old and new
rouge and SOFT old sheets, pillow small pill
lows, Old towels, coverlets, old shirts and drawers
old pants old socks old handkerchiefs old jackets,
pieces of white domestic pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country homemade jeans, fer 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 sago tapioca rice, eggs,
chickens, game, branry, whisky tobacco, crackers.
biscuits tea, cocoa lemon syrup, plum and currant
jelieS small quantities oatmeal. haxseed 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 of sudden sinking, china
feeders of different sizes 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 elast1cs. .z
Those of you who live in and around the city Of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assistance
at the hospital The sick chamber is destitute of
Its chief solace unless graced by the presence OF
your sex. No hand smooth the sick mans
pillow or south his distress. other than your own
Such articles as you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to Bowling
Green, Ky marked Hospital Stores. o.
! l am, with slEcere respect,
D. W. YANDELL,
Surgeon G. S A.. and Medicsl Director Of Contra
| Division in Kentucky
Bowling Green XIV Sent % 1861
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Col. Bakers Melancholy FOrebodInRs
= ERaHfZ d.

t...F SGaliZs 4.
The editor of the Cincinnati Commercial has the
following in reference to Col BAKER: .
The writer met Col Baker last June on a steamer
going from Baltimore TO Fortress Monroe. He said
he did not expect to survive the war that in his
Judgment he Bever shgnld the shores Of the
Pacific again. This nesrly as much as a pre-
sentiment On his part "a calculation He said the
troops were green, and it would be necessary for
the Cfi-ers TO expose themselves. He had seen
service AID would feel it duty TO lead his reei.
Esot. The enemy had plenty of sharp shooters
and be presumed they would pick him eff He said
he believed il would be his fate TO die at the head
s-s c. OF his regiment, and so be did.
l. may illustrate the temper and character of the
.-.. mention that after saying with as perfect
calmuess as he could have named tie most trivial
circumstances he believed it would be his fate to
fall in battle and that he should never his home
on the Pacific again, he retired from the guards
where he had engaged in conversation to the cabin
and seating himself to the piano. played with grace
ard skill remarkable for gentleman amateur on
that instrument, several touching airs among them
that favorIte of the English soldiers before Sebas
topol sweet and mournfu Annie Laurie.
Mr.. CEOEGG WILKES, formerly of the New York
Spirit Of The TINES, also makes the following state
Laent Of 9 conversation he had with BAKER:
II the month of August last, when we expressed
lin view Of the recent saster st Manassas) a patu
raj concern as 70 the department OF his troops he
said, " Wilkie have peculiar notions as TO
the part an to play in this extraordinary war
and want yOut0 bear in mind that what now
say TO you IS not the result of any idle fancy or
.'-. vague impression 1t is doubtful if l shall ever
again take my seat 10 the Senate" To the look of
.- surprise which turned upon him at this expres-
.-a E0a, be replied Il certain shall not live
through this war. and if my troops should show
any Of resolution shall fall ia the first battle
. cannot aff0TdHattor ny career in Mexico and as
Senator of theUnicsd States, to turn my face from
the enemy There Was 10 gloom of depression
In MS manner, bas i was characterized by a tenn
81 HeTate earGestnoes which made deep impression
.'.7 CT MY MIND. III.
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ID 9 % OF . T
AR MY CLOTHING
II Il N T 8

II Z N T 8,
KNOXVILLE /: !: TENNESSEE
.nN HAND AND NJ tKING:-
" 5000 pair grey csssim. re Pants;
5,OOO pair =" Coats
1870 Blanket 0veTcoats, wi h caPes:
q 90 pair eng-legged roots for cavalry;
l,OtO paiF heavy grained O5ts fer infantry;
2 500 pair home made Shoes
2, 600 pair heavy br gan s. oss;
l. sou brown Flannel ever hits, extra heavy;
500 red "
] OOG plaid all WOOL
5000 Linsey all wool 6lling;
LOCO Flannel 1ndershirts;
10 90 hi kory check Sirt5;
10 O0U pair irilled) ..-....
COO Caps ami Hats
1000 Oil Cloth Camp Rags;
500 heavy Blanket Rugs
l,GoJ pair Blankets;
Large quantity Of Tents FER pTvatss and officers hand sna
extensive preparat ms Gov The manufacture.
Grey Clsih nj Trimmings for officers uniforms.
The subscriber having made his contracts goods early last
spring. and secured srge quantity furnish the above
eles Low had within the limits Of he Confederate
Staes. n .vl-d2WI JOS A. MABRT.
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ne the Ladies Of Kentucky ana Noruhern

ne the Ladies' Of KeatuckS and NOrIheEn
Tennessee
have established at Bowling Green, Ky, Ser
eraI Hospd for the reception of the sick soldiers
Of the Central Division Confederate States Army
OF Kentucky In an enterprise which is so init
mately connected with the physical comfort, if not
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 oyertaken by accident
or disease. Avery efficient mode of rendering as
sstsuce 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.
Among the articles Of daily use in the hospitals
are the following:
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ORoSSs.TRs WANTED,

CHOSSSsTIES WANTED.
EHH HAshvIe and North Western Railroad Company
4 to contract Tor 10000 Cedar CEosSsTfess 9 feet
ong6 inches thick well hewn, % face st plsce not
less than inches clear Of bark timber sound TO deliver
I'd at the grade line Of the road In Nashville sT
The contractors want to contract for $4,000 " hfGe
Post Oak Ties, Of the sba7e to be dsVeres
the line Of the road in piles from section 70 section a.
enough each section to supply ths same
Persons wishing 70 bid vii direct to the President Dros
Of hs FaEhvlIls and beYth-NsEsrs Railroad osnpan7
Nashville anp --. .... .. H-- -uIyS0-B
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70 Rlack n1ifhs.

FBIHB ousermssiers DepA contract with
responsible parties for the ceTery Of
p Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails.
Baeksunths outside NashTi psrculay invited to
make proposaB App,Vto G. W CUhNINGH N, sd
October 90, 81 dSR = Assis ant eaart sr5oastsr.
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PRSEsssSESASsEaG CAHD.

2 e PRssE ssssfsA sssRsG =CAHD.
IAl4b ps-srs "a slnouncilg = ~ oo dle1n3 Ena
ta- after aAseRcs o. two years. have again
uTnsd % the Frset;sOf ne .oEra psie Arr
in 81 is hrancae hasisE PuEcsssd % 1tzsst o. as brsths
IN the old 5sased GALLERY n Uaiou sfre having speui
four snths u New T0gs ths pssi 70 fully all
the improvements IN ne haVeDarf renovated and
enlarged TIE suite Of Rooms throughout Tst ny facilities
better 70 produce frs cass EeEk tss Galleries
beast o. and eo4duss to tie cia q patrons trust
only 20 the prUCd position the Gallery hiss heretofore
uusained, elevate Ei higher standard
also engaged services COOK best Photo
TAphers il The world who the Pictures which obtained
arst premium TIE Worlds IN london, IL 1851 an
determined only to make his the leading Gallery IN
State, but ny work su not Be surpassed North Soz
and Introduce public the Col lowing styles
Inperiz Photograph, India Ink .. -.---
Vignette, plsi7 OF eolorsdI
ITorytYpes, coloredi
| Pastel Pictures, LIE sEej
| Photographs on Can Vass LIE fssI
Waiting Cards, full length, plsini
Autograph Phetogr sohs, Is taken at enc sitting
Microscopes, gIRsBor paper
ooltnue to make the MsGLoype and Ambrsype herso
fcre Tbs shove styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Gard, With only made st tine All
who in want sn7hns my line politely invited to give
call before Waiting elsewhere, when viii prove By 0ocaar
oct3i-s " HUGHEs
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IA. q z. 2. CHEATHAM,
wHOLESALE GROCERSs AND DEALEBS
FIEH BRAHDIEs, WIHEs,ToBAOoO, CIGARS HAIIs
D0ABsTIo LIQUORS, &9.,
C0RREB OF COLLEGE, AND dRURCR SzREEZA
f Nashville, Tennessee
ME sreiustin receipt OF large and veil ssctd stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting in part fsoWBl
$50 hds Sugar. all adssI 100 900 genuine Havana CgsTSl
800 bsls choice AoEssSI 100 kegs NailS, ssgorted
100 DO do 100 doEen Painted Blacklist
$50 bags prime BIO ooFssJ so nssts Tubsl
100 bbis Powdered, Crushed ans 10 bb Englh EaHGss
Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls PeesnsJ
lS9 BOXES stsr CandIssl 10 bbls YiIheFts.
100 boxes Tobacco, sssorts6
FINE EEzANDTES, WINES G6.
D Kk cheics French Brandesi
20 < eaaks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WinssI
$50 balkets best brands Chsrpaznsi
50 boxssscogill Cla5st,
lss SsIs a,I E oh Sss County |hg'
s 90 % do Bourbon do
Ald also largssscck Of Common FhEk7, American BTaaSy,
Gin, &C.
POWDER AGENTS.
Ac1tsoT upont hazard and Sycamore Powder Ts IN
Sssd bng the only AgntSin Nashville Of The Manufacturer
Rould call toe attention OF the Merchants and Trsdsrs,to t
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine FOR sals
9e9 Kegs Dupont BITS Powder RG00 kegs Hazard BlasasPoS
500 < d % Do 5000 Esg. sycamore Blas.ins
fs sSS 1sg' Ha 5s g q ,.o P.tsIi p,,. .
sog Z DO GO C. BRANDS
500 Dgpon. Blzns Pew 50 bbls Toy, Bedford 4 &c
oar .afety fens
tznlI q. e. E.F. OIIBAFHAl1, Agents
SOs4E AGENTS E0R
Gzsard Fzss
Sycamore 2. DO
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Land for sale.

H application made before Januzry IW sell On aocon
nodating terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
ron the Corporation limits, Mill Greek opposite Maj COT
This is Of the beautiful locations IN Davidson county
About onehaf Of the land IN timber the balance IN euVa-
hon. ThsTs premises comfortable cabins and
young orchard Apply to MAJ Gers, the place. 70 ny
ssf for paEterlaTs. cHAS. x. WINSTON
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HIEDERrAKERs lat J. H ouIrsys old stani on Union BE-
tween Cherry and GUNNER streets prepared to attend
Funerals az all es with wooden Coins, plain eolore
md Metallic Burial Oaskets and Cases Of ssupeor quality
manufactured b. HarbaD Co., in this city Prices to suit
be times iune2S-a