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GOLD PENS, CHAINS,
Bracelets, Rings, Sets of Jewlery &c.

ITO be disposed Of a. ONE DOLLAR esch
4 without regard % value, add not 70 be pad Tor
mt sou know Whst you are % receive,
Our Inducements are the greatest ever offered ioi
ctiaining good Jewelry at low prices.
Certhcales Of ell the articles named in our circn-
lar are put into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
aBf when ordered, are drawn, without regard %
choice, aud sent By mail, tree Of expense grlng al
q Car chance. L WI then BE- a. your option %
send One boilar ~ TIE artiee CT NOT, SATIsFAC-
TON Il GUARANTEED IN al csses and a. there
are No BLANKS, ig u impossible tor any one 20 re-
ceive less thEu he Tslueof Their money.
Our llzt comprises lso,00o articles valued 81
from s. 70 sl25 escb, CONSISTING o. Gents and "a
oies' Gold and silver Huniing C&sed stchss, NJ.
nature MEe.e Spriug and snap Locce,s, Oval and
Chased Sod hracelets. Gcid Psns with silver
nouniet EhCny hoidsrs, Sold Pens with silver ex-
isus.on casess and pencils, Sod Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and stone set Rlngz, Bosom etuds,
Sleeve Buttons (vzrlery O. sfyes) California. la
mond Solitaire md Cluster Pine. Gents' Masonic
Pms and RuCs. Ladies Ret Buckles. Sod Thin
hles. Corul, Opsi, get and Pear sets e lls1ies'
Jewery, variety 81 stYles o. Ear Drops and Brooc-
e.. Chsfe aIne snd Long Gusrd Chaius, Gents' Vet
and Neck Chains, Geld and JET Revolving brooch
e., etc, ETC
LtHEaAL iSuueEsEsrs ANp fREEIrns Ee Offer 70
f5rrinF cuba win Be- sest fFre. single dcaies
= -eni I've ~ 81 thirteen f1r g. tnrlY three for
A one hundred Tor SIS. Our celfrsl locaron
f-rrs u nssr tho most renos points. and al Or
8ers sroupily hiied and foTEarded y return NAL
o. s S1 waited insEeFy tOya and eeapt.
49, PACEARD 4 Co,
s. IVES, Fourth -, oneinns,i. Ohio.
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The Revival Of Business III New York.

The New York Express thus alludes 90
the crest amount Of business now being
done IN THAI city: .....
"The daily lists Of the hotel arrivals give
but q faint glance Of the mum Der of strangers
in the city. Even cash customers Of some
Of our jobbing houses are put of. ID is no
fiction 10 say that the great difficulty with
importers AVID J0bbers is % keep M their
stocks, aud that the good imported are sold
before they arrive. Extra ste4-aers are SAINT
out by the Cunarders to bring over the plea
of freight in the warehouses in Liverp,gl.
Bremen. Hamburg and Hsvre steamers stop
at southampton 20 pick up the freight sent
there from various points on the continent,
and from inland manufacturing towns.
which cannot be taken by the regular lines
from Liverpool. There is now three times
the amount Of steam tonnage employed
between New York and the south than there
was before the rebellion. The removal Of
all restrictions from trade with the South
after the lst Of September, has given a still
greater impetus 20 business. New liues are
being established almost every mouth. The
new National Steam Navigation Company
between New York and Liverpool, within
the brief period Of two years, beginning
with the steamship Louisiana, have seven
steamers running, and the eighth villa soon
be added. These ships represent capital
Of between S6,oo0, 900 and s. ,0oo, 600, and
yet We are told there arc well informed
merchants in New York who can scarcely
know Of their existence. The Development
Of tEans-Atlsntic steam navigation i 81
rapid thar few keep trace Of IL, except those
IN active ulercaHtile Eie.'
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For,rrzrsG PIE Two " oRLps.--Somc years
900 a Gentleman died. His widow IN herited
~ property and collected she Insurance on
80 iife- and very soon enlarged, repaired,
~ 6tied uf, her residence in quite lux
rrious style. A friend calling, expressed
sdIa = littie surprise that She had made these
.1ics arrangements 70 soon aitef .ne deeense
So he practical relic" "My husband
,rod rnan that he was, j. enjoying giori-
,,us mansion in the skies and of course be
,-isbes me 70 be a. comfortable a. possible
re On earth" Who says that woman
faith was not shown By her works9
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The inelsgant souhriqust Of "Bull Of abe
Wo7ss.s Wa usually applied % General
I.onastreet, by the boys Of his famous cerPs.
Ran 10 were scaree in The siufer q 81
aud thare Vas much suffering among bic
men iu consequences. lie caused % ofdel
u g. issued requiring he men o. heild ares
when she commaGd gould hAla a. night, anc
When the ground had hsceme spfie entity
ragra. they were directed % rake The eeeia
"a ashes away and q % sleep upoR the
wa sp0i, and cover with her only b.an-
fet he had toms ozigizsl ldets eeFts.Rly !
= IEl-atl IItllllalalfF.
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Heaa.
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An Elegant Suburban Resi-
denCe.

ONE Of Tho most eiega-t snd deHiralle rrsiden-
I ces yet offered in tbs vicinity now Tor SADIE
Ii Is three miles out on a spiend "A PIKE. House
nearly new, has l3 good rooms, eght ulsr0le man
ties. The building Is cf modern siyls, two stones
high. situated IN arge and nesuaiui lawn sixty
acres of land, One-hal no timber and gas, cIcnar
and good water, 0ut-houHes, stables, Ac., b. gord
order. H.
Terms very rszy. Would excl aure city or Edgs-
field propeaty for carr cf IT, Call on
ARkiNdrON a FARAAR, Agents
ssp2 3w fGI No worth College a.
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M. Charles J. Araoux, the Representatives
OF q company Of American capitalists, has
obtained from Msximilian the right 60
build and wark telegraph lines from Mexico,
VIA 6EudElaiara, Topic, san Bias, Aazatlsn
and 6uaysmss, % meet the California lines
At San Diego. also rum Mszatisn acres
Northern Mexico 10 Csmargo, on The Rio
6ran3e; alec one from Msuzsnilla o. Guada-
lsiarG. The hrst two dimes would touch
many important plsces, fza would probably
be valuable property ftae eountry should
remain quiet. The owners Of the grant are
20 have hiteea years monoply of che busi-
ness, and sre 70 cosnpists rs miles within
eighl moaths. The hne from the cspitel 20
sanBiass aust b eonFlesea WithiR I've
yearI. -
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clam ready GO 60 % sea- nov, said s cap
aid about % embark upon three years
ubaiinr voyage, and he gave his REASONS;
s.Tbs ala flag has a nes lustFe, since il
r,9rz..d through the bleaching q battle.
20 fIgant it now in the face q Englishmeo,
uehout dresding the Enser that a. home i
aoats over slaves"
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HASKERs AND BROKERS.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERS.

s,uyGlHTON, r. q -Bookseller, Publisher
- atoner, aud Periodical Dealer, Post once
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when the surrender Of Gen. Lee was an
nounced, and Secretary Stanton stopped
the drsft, tbs New York common council
formally thanked the head Of the war de-
partment for his promptness. The mayor
could not help the adoption Of the resolu-
ton, but be has since vetoed an apPropria-
tioa Of few dollars for having it appropri-
ately framed and presented to Mr.. Stanton in
the name Of the city.
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For Aldersnen.

We are suthorzsd - aant unee ia. r. RUssE IL
as csnd date for Alier.nsu. ill sns faiul Wsrd.
Electlon last -aiurday IN September. uu-7 "a
We are authorized b. announce GEoRaE q
KINNEY ~ = candidate for Alderman, iu ne
80 ond Ward y.S-d
We are suthonzad 20 -aun1unce JANIS SLOAN
A. a candidate for Aldeuulln 10 he lhird Wsri VI
the neKt election. v2l-gl, .
We are authorised to snnounee EoBERT
THUMPeON a. a Candidate Or Aideunsa IN she
first ward Election lsst saturday u September.
Aug sth-tde. ISL.
joan X. ALMOND Is q csua dais Tor Cluaci.
man in the Third Ward. Eleeaoa on the iast Sal
urday 10 September ca
WEare authorised 20 anE0uRcs, for me
Finh Ward
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"AAH ~ AHa U.s.
Naming esch article and it5 value. BE H.arsi H
ssaa.t aBfaieuHf nnd well uIsed Naso 81 t14-s- q. d..
felopas sd be seat ~ msl 81 arY n.iirrsH on TO-
cept ~ 2. celfs fve f0f go eieien ior 81. fr.r.r
or g. air-dTe Or Sos ana one handrsf f4r sIr
Oarecsaptof tha Ceri.flrats You ulI sea uh4r v...
are aoinE ~ have al tleu 81 tl your option .a
paF ne dollar End lake tfe M tf ID on me r.rrl-
zfrs mag thns o1-lIn aofd Waler. u.lHcr.i Rlr.
fahni aesieg alachlps, or any aet CI Ias.rrv .H
or re icr 81 md In % gasa can tnaf .af ls.a
tiisn tina A1iiaff worth, ~ t1crsare 11 D. auss
AFeuts sa1isd q every iovn in zoe r1uBtrg
kFerT pefsancan make 80 q day selling our ..r-
h-atss ne gfeaiest sac OF Ielresrv ever .f1a,sH
sFnd tsetlg hFe cents Tor Ger. tfaata, au.en uII
iniprn Jol ahat gou eau nhfau f0r fIla I0.IHr ar
tle sane tine % eur creulsr -enfa.n.nr fail .sI
rad pafficuiafa a'so terrus f1 aseHta
Aairass JAMES nDICHi Hs1E A CI.
sepia-2m ~ ilruslfear taF HF.
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City or Country Store.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT.

We viii duplicate prices Of any bin
purchased in New York. We are az
termined 70 make il 70 the inteFest Of
the southern States 20 purchase their
stock Of rs this fall One Of our part
ners resides in New York, and conse-
quently7 has great advantages, which
We prcpsse % extend 70 our customers.
We can supply every article kept in a
country Dry Goods store.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION.
NIayoral,y.

We sra authorized % snuouuce JOHN HUGH
SMITH a. a cendidsis lor the office af Mavor y
Nashville, SC the cumng elsct.un-lssf Satariag ia
september next
W e are authorized % sun0Unee Cart WILLIAM
Llhi ~ a. caudidsie ior the oiliee of Mayor q
Nashville, 81 The corning eleciiou-itste stnriay n
september nexg lva ther
We are authorised 70 antou1ce ABRAsf 3IfERs
a. cA1d-ds-e az Mayor 81 the ensuing election.
iySo-tde
Ine friends Of d. p. plCKEY. request us to
announce I'm AZ a esnd4daie Tor Mayor, at The
eiecaon on the last satIIryiaT b september
We are anthouzed to announce W MATT
bh9NN, IS caatidat Tor Msyor, at TIE ensDing
Municipsi Electoa. IVA
We are authorised Go snn0rnca VIZ. s.. CHEAT-
han Is eaDd'datsso or Mayor Sc lie approaeh.ag
-'-'l'
We are authorised % slnognes Dr. p. s. WOOD
"Ahn as a rtniidafe o. Mayer, bis aecepts nee
70 cal haung been pub, shed augl-tde
We are authorized % announce Capt. JOHN 3 p
DAsHlELi. 80 a candidate Tor blsyar az the ensu.
ing Municipal election. ana4-tla
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metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIF L SALE
o. rHr
EEW YoRE AND Providence
Jewellers Association.
tsf1tt. ...--....-...-.. ...----.-.---al - ..'
Depot, S5s Broadway.
Depot, Sss Broadway.

An Immelsa sforE Of Psl1a. Wsf-h-1. Isus.-r.
All Fancy Goods. AL 10 BE- soid Or UFE DOLLAR
en- w heui regard tl raine, a1d n1f b III pals
ior 90 You see Huai you Fi rocavs.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r. b CHATHAM.
FOR CoUECILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
y. n. KENDRICK.
IL

We are authorized 20 announce a. a caat.tste for
couneilmani in tle Fan Ward
P. J. KAUFMAN.
Wears eattor 70 snnougge pG, X. 4. BAR
BERT IS candidate for eoane.lrasu. in ne 6th
Wari.
We are suihouEed 20 annouuee ]. Is. RUST e. .
candidate for Couuciinan nom the Seventh Wasd.
sugl-ti8 r.-...
We are authorized O.. announce p. 0tiou-
LII ~ candidate. cor Councilmtn - rrpsrseut
the stu Wsrd in The McuicipN eiertou.
We are authorized 10 aunounce Gil tRLE9 ROB.
Ekf6uN a. q candidate Tor Counclmsu I1oul the
fiIsi Wsrt. Election last Ssiultay iu reptemfsr.
We are auihorzsd b aunou1ce Jas. pa BRIEN.
ISL, az acmtidste Tor Cou1, imtn f.oN tie lhrd
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Wanted.

900 BusHRIs uhssf--chulee; ioT shieh
\ tNBJ - hEhsss maEEei p1ce ~ - psia
~. a. PARRISH 60
sssao.lm Hakst and oolsse, loEts q hfoaa'
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Officers Accounts made out and cashed
QuarterInasters' md Ordnance accoaats
promptly made up by H. Tompkins. late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cayaIry. Of
tee corner Of Cherry and Cedar ssrtet4 up
stairs. -.a." eE .t =
CoLeATE a Co. beg 10 inform their custo-
lneFs mat they stu continue the manulac-
ture Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Cendles.
trees curront forwarded BY mail on APP
pllcodoA' COUGARS a Co,
Eos. So & IS John g., View YORK.
THE CoSFEssIost AND ExrrE1kSeEor as Iy-
yAlip.-Puehsheef Tor the bene6t. aud ts o
caution 70 young me7 aud vtilrtri " l.~ 'at'der
! from Nervous Debility Premsture Decay Of
Manhood, &e., supplyin, at the same time
The means Of self-cure. By one who hs1
! cured himself aver undergoing considerable
| quackery. By enclosing postpaid ud-
dressed envelope, single copps msy be lad
/ Of the author.
SlTHAyIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., MY.
aug1-sm.
Officers pay accounts and soldiers auai
/ statements, computed and purchased a.
/ lowest rates. Also Qgartermasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly BY competent and experienced
/ Clerks, at No. 90 North Cherry street.
BUTLER 5 GEEESWdoB.
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JKesE CLARK,
K Il. MCGAUGH EY,
THos. II. BESTOE.

CfEy NfEApE's MIssION TO SoUTH CtROuINA.
-NEw YORK, Sept. I2.-Chsrleston papers
to the 9th are received. The Courier, Of
Tuesday las. announces a satisfactory inter
view az Columbia, between. Generals Meade
and Gilmore and Governor Perry. The ia
terview resulted in the partial restoration CT
civil power throughout the State, By the
comple'e establishment of civil courts for
the trial of allcases except those Of persons Of
colrr. Tine latter are to continue, for the
present, under the cognizanee Of the Pro
vost Marshal's Courts, and the civil courts
are 10 be opened under the direction of
Government and civil and municipal Of
icers to be permitted to resume official dE-
tie., and discharge them without inte'rup-
ton. General Meade expressed himself well
pleased With the condition Of affairs in South
Carolina.
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Auction Sale
OF
Stock, Railroad Iron

Etc. bic.
MILITARY DIVISION OBJ THE TENI,r-aETl
sLhief QuhriuImasfes's uitce, ". e. E. E. o.
Nashville, Tenn. Ane iu. IaH..l
-TTfLL BE- sold At putuc Auction, % ths,ngHs..
~ bidder. the iolI1WinE property. 20 arcTau. ..
o. United States
lu FRIDAY. September l5.h. at D D. GhIE a.H.a
O. Works, Columbus, O1Io. IaqniI-tItr Hgv tHr
Knight Cgrs 8 feet gauge
"a MONDAY, September tsih. 90 'he NJ h.#fu
OalComFauy'G kactCry, etFQIt, M.cn. Fourteen
Net Boa Freight Car 3 feet EugEn.
Aio, ON SAME bAf. ai Che uutrCi Car t"u.
pants Factory, Thirty hight Ara Plat Cans, HsE
ieet Fuaga.
ouWE NEsDAT, september 20th af uaHlH.
hfrzr'- car Works. Michigan City, ut .Iaa..".
tra NV EoE FrUEhi Cas-. 8 feet F1ugs.
talo 20 Catumenro az % ana. .ierIrF lasr. II
Government funds. r. a. CHILLI.
augl-td Capt. and A Y n uaAuHF
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wall PAPER, etc.

nj ,Vin.l,vr g,aqes. Window GlaFs. and Photo
sIsah,c Material, corner OF Church and Mafke'
sfraaia.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE
STREET RAILROAD.

FETHE Sfockhol iers of the South Nashville Street
Railrosd Compauy are hereby no'ihst 10 meet
at the Office 81 NeisCn & Mgrfrer, No. 81 cherry
street. on TdUK5DAY. Saptembsr2i, e. 10 O'Clock,
8 m, for the purpose 90 eiectng a foard ~ Dlrec-
tors 10 serve Tor year st0ckroiiers Wi be en-
hsed b one vote flr each share pad Or. kyorier
Of the Hoari.
seps-3B LEROY ARMSTRONG, seer.
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EXTRA GOLD PENS

These pens bear my frads marx, q" Q. P. BAnSHs,
WrFrk Lou. KT.," for which have secured the
asst-rsgM, and are warranted equal m likeness o.
sIiaioral and workmanship % the best Eastern man.
ufetnre, aud are believed 10 be superior 20 Al
other 10 durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 10 fnske really seTViceAne pen
sent hv mas or express on receipt OF pnce and
,Thia c1rOs az br mail 81 Hiv risk when - cent?
Il added fot rsushT) Write your name ana sd
AFoEa pisiu'y-
Postage on single pen fhres oeufs pen with any
sr.ua or holder and box, ar cents. Old pens re-
paired ior hay cents land siGllpl each. Circulars
kznt raER. Address -
o. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
Az MaIn.aarnnl. Cor. haEth. LonaHills, ~.
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The Report Of Troubles in Dyer County
False.

The following card from several Of the
most respectable citizens Of Dyer county,
fully refutes the stories published a few
weeks since, in relation TO troubles stated TO
have taken place in Dyer county.
DYERsHURG, TEsS., August %, 1865.
Editor Memphis Bulletin
We see by your paper Of the 2Ist ult.,
that some "reliable gentleman" has been
greatly deceived, OF deceived you and your
readers, by a terrible story of dcsperadoes
in Dyer county. That story, lei us tell you,
is ali q fabrication. IL is not only untrue,
but wholly without foundation. There IRE
no desperad0es 10 Dyer county; there are no
guerrillas in Dyer county; there has mover
been any assault made on the jail Of Dyer
county; no men have been killed or
wounded at pyersburg; there are no soldiers
in Dyer county, and no need Of any. Ia
short, everything is as quiet and orderly in
Dyer county as before the war. Please say
this through your paper aud confer favor
on your friends,
+. q. SAMPSON, JEssE CLARK,
W. 3. TIPToN, K II. MCGAUGHEY, Is
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TTNNERs, &c.

AR. ". BROWN, Real Estate and Genera
j hutiness AGENT, over loTk's BOOK sloie, % %
Ifaion Str ct Nashville, Tenn. H"so-oiN
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Diseases of the Skin.
PRICE, 81 PER BOX.

TEVHIs CERATE HAS BEEN IN USE By THE
Il FRENCH ARMIES FOR The PAST FIFTY
years aud there is no French soldier who does not
know Is value.
Il was also used extensively by the allied armies
in the Crimesn war, and such were the BENEFITS
lerYed nom its use that IL hss acquired a world
wide reputstiou, snd no soldier who knows Of its
merit will be for single week without box in his
knapsack as by the use OF this CerEte he always has
s safe guard against the Tsrious troubles 20 which
soldier is SUBJECT, as by using il on his clothing ne
can prevent tina appearance OF Vernn, and the dis
tsses OF the skin enumerated above, and after they
have made th6r appearance it is but little trouble
with the aid Of this CerRte, 70 nd himself OF these
disRgFeeshls troubles
The propristors hsVe gone 10 a great expense TO
procure the orginal recipe Of Dr. VellOc, with full
directions and the apparatus for manufacturing the
OerAt0, a. Il hiss been made by the original inYen-
TOT and have procured tins
Gala A0snov NJ tha FInifad SFstns
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1 Box Of Watches taken from Stone
mans Cavalry Recovered.

BuTNoRE, September l3.-The Norfolk
Post gives additional particulars Of the cap
ture of a box.o of watches belonging 20 the
AudersonvIils prisoners as mentioned in the
Fortress Monroe letter OF yesterday. The
box was found in the possession Of G. 7.
Garrison, Esqr., Of Aecomae, who was on his
way fr m Richmond to his home, on Eastern
Sh re. Mr. Garrison is a man above all sus-
picion, and is counsel for r. B. Winder, now
confined in the Old Capitol Prison.
.sPrruuoNR Va Nav : 1915
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Notice to Olsimants.

A IL Ffk-uis HAVING FILLED UIt..H
a lrtorc tlc Board 90 CilIms .n N..lE... r...H
can have the, collections aftearr o.. ant .s. ..s
COLLECTION or an Claim nHHa.Haf fHa
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VOL. ".
CITY DIRECTORY.
-. Insurance Companies.

Z-,.REy A SMITH, Nos. sc ard % Union street,
4 lup stairH) represent the illoNlng Oompanles
ana OF Hartford, security, Manhattan, hetroPoh'
~ Phosuir and kniclgeTtocker Life Of New fofki
sud Accident Of Columbus, chic.
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CLAIm AGENTS, &c.
Commission and Forwarding
MEMS DEALEms, &c.
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ZONE 4 TUNvELL-Who lesale snd hetai
d pnsl-sailers. StaLonera, aud NeMs hkshuN'
- ONorth cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE BELTINa.
RUBBER STEAM PACKING.
SQUARE PISTON AND VALVE PACKING.
ROUND PACKING AND GAsKET
CAR SPRINGS,
LOCOMOTIVE, ENGHyE ANpHYDRANV
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RAILROADS. FAC
luklks AND FIRE COMPANIES
RUBBER CLOTHING OF. ALI KINDS.
rosether With every other arucia made OF &c.,.
car iled inda huoocr used i1r mar tu..s' ..r
manui'rturing purposes
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HEFEks uI FEnarssIss - l
Hon. Rlehsid OBESITY, GoyefBor 81 sssof ni'nois.
Hon. David L. Davis, Juigp Supreme Cont. q. g.
Ho1 WA g BroEnloV, Governor q Tsnseasss
BHg. Gen. Jas. P. Brosnlos. All GEO. stats o rea-
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Hon. D.. n Brsn, Nashville
Hon. Wm Hathsnisl BAXTER, NasEmis.
Hon. 10 T. Guild. Nashville.
Hon. Join Hugh snnth, Nashville.
p ". MaHsJ, Esq, Nashvils.
Msssrs Morfs sstratton, Hssdyige.
Messrs. Evans Co, Nashville
Emrod Porter, cohnutaa, Tenn
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