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The recent declaration Of the Italian
finance minister thSt the Possession Of We
nstia was merely a question Of money, has
produced q rather painful sensation in Aus
ira Though we readilv believe that Fran
els Joseph would be delighted 70 get rid Of
the Venetian incubus on q fair considers
lion, as soon as it can be done without inju-
~ TO bis reputation, We cannot help regret
ting the iniudici0us utlerances Of Victor
Emanuels secretary Of the treasury, His
declarations are only calculated 10 wound
the self-love Of the Yiennese cabinet, and
are far more apt 70 thwart than 70 hasten 6
friendly arrangement.
The new parliament. about 70 assemble
ior the fret time in Florence-in iormer
centuries the theaire OF 80 many extra0rdi-
nary eyents-Wil, We presume, display a
hieher degree OF wisdom than some % the
members Of the kings cabinet, and endeav-
or 20 steer the destinies Of the country
skillfnlly through the breakers Of Napole-
on's dangerous patronage, and the perils
threatened By the imbroglio with Rome and
Vienna.
Italy'a political greatness is ia a great
measure dependent upon her caPability Of
becoming the mistress 81 the hsditerrans-
an. and = crest maratims and commercial
poser. Toe finest ports, such a. Genoa
/ Legh0ru, Naples, Ancouas Rslerme, Messi-
na, and Bari, are in her possession, aud no.
thing Is wanted but the control Of Civita
Vecchia, now port Of the fapal stsiesi
and Of Venice, 70 make The Medittsrranean,
not, as the Nsp0leons intended Il 70 be, q
/ French lake, bot emPhatcally and e1clu-
sively an Italian sea A ssiloTss the Itsii-
/ ais are far superior @ the French The
| souadrons c3mmsnded b. Fseca aud Rice
are IN. dels Of naval Psrfscti9E compared q
/ the men II var Of LOUIS Eapoleon, though
the latter are ruled with fEors ezactins
military etiquette- TIE 6enoese and Nene'
tian merchants, whose aygClies once con.
| trolled the commerce Of the world, are stil
remarkable ior their spirit enterprise
| One Of the greatest thip owners Of the pre-
| ssnt century YES Rocca, of Genoa; and
/ though that importans house hes fallen
l from its high fortunes, through The reck
| lessness of some Of its members, hundreds
| of others will agHin spriaE Up. aa d ~ ma
gic. 10 Genoa, Neuice, Legh0rn and Trieste
= soon a. ths nation shall have complcted
her work Of unity, aHd gaiuea possession o.
] ~ the italian ports that ere All eontrcli I'd
| BY ioraigu powers---lAisee9 AsP-
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The anniversary of Joan OF Arc vas eel
shrated uith unusual ceremony and srleu-
dor on Sept. 10, at nomfemy, the villtge
that boasis Of her nativity. The people III
the surrounding districts crowded from
early morning 20 the famous village, which
va, beautifully decorated With orihammes,
lowers and laurel wreaths, the hou.e in
which the heroine is suppossd &C. havr been
born being the central attraction, and Pro-
lessor Norm, Of the college Chspisl. the
celebrated commentator on The Maid Of Or
leans, addre-slng the people In front Of that
house, aud bringing BY his eloqueuce the
minds Of an people back g. those cbivalrir
days Of French history, when an Inspired
maiden saved her eouniry from psrddious
Albion
The g est opsla o. Paris employs alto
getner seven hundred aud lhg pcrsOn,
comprising four lrst and four secondary
tenors, six bariloncs, seven hassis, si1 frat
and seven secondary lady siHgers, eighty
three members % the orchestra. aud iwen-
ty-thres ladies aud hny-fve gentlemen
among the members Of the ballet.
A young Italian lady. daughter % a
farmer near Mouteiorie. in the province li
Aveiiiua, recently stabbed 10 death the no
touous bandt Muisa, who had broken in
Der isthers house, sud who Nas trcaied
there % some refreshments, 81 = matter Cl
protection against his murderous intention.
While the young girl appruached hun under
the prelcxt % takipg from him an empty
plate, she stabbed HIM with her siiletto ~
effectively that death ensued Immediately
The reward Of i've thousand frances offered
by the authorities for his capture has bcen
paid 70 the Plucky gil.
Harou Fofvos- the e.tehrlfrf Wuuraria4
statesman. proposes division Of thc Aus
trian empire into two parts, % consist cl
Hungary and Austria, boih parts o. euioy
the same political privileges under ths
same national constitution bus asscut d
this proposition on the part Of franci.
joseph would be equivalents 70 paving tht
way Tor n great Slavic empire, with fcstt
a. capitol, absorbing al the non German
uationalitiea Of his Majesiy's dom.nions
while be- would ever tually retain only Aus.
tria proper, including fyrol.and syria.
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INV AoHK, November %
The Herald's Charleston correspondence
Of the 18th, says The assumption Of com
mRud OF the Department Of south Carolina
by General Sickles, a. successor % Gilmore,
took the people By surprise, they being in
elinsd 70 think Il indicated lie disploasdre
OF the President at their shortcomings ia
the work Of reconstruction, and @ purpose
on the part Of The Government % re-estab-
lish martial law, sud eal another session for
the Stste Convention
The people were IN great excitsment.
General sickles hiss removed Department
Headquarters 10 Char eston.
Only meagre returns Of the election Of
Congressmen have been received, but cx-
Governor Aiken has been chosen in the
Second District, which includes the city Of
Charleston. This is regarded as Q defeat Of
the secessiOnists.
There has also bsen IN session in Charles
ton a convention Of the colored people Of
the State, whose proceedings were marked
By great display Of ability and decorum.
their resolutions strongly disavowed any
Instruction designs OF feelings o. eumity
toward their former masters. and declared
their only object 20 be the improvement ant
elevation Of their race.
Over ! 200 negroes left Charleston IN
body, on the 22d instant, 10 return 10 M
employment OF their iosmer mssters, on thl
Sea Islands They are very iovial 81 tn
anticipated return % their Old homes.
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AMissouriau, who recently joined q Soon
federate colony. In Mexieo," has retained
to the States, and gives the latest informs
ton toaching the oolouizaiion scheme uhirh
Maury sal Magruder are engineering. Tho
colony has been located near Csrdova, q
ioWn on The direct road FROM Vera Cruz 90
the City Of Mckee, aud Is about one hun
bred miles from the l0fmar G ~. A dozen
large plantations, or hsciondas. are inclu-
ded IN the c0lonys and the land b capable
Of producing cotton, tobacco, coffee aud
Cocoa, and o,her tropical pIodaciioaa. The
land viii be given % actual settlers by
Maximilians government, In panels Of
six hundred aud iorty acrca 10 each family,
and in smaller allotments 10 single men.
Among the settlers IN III colony are Cen
erala sterling Price and shelby, e4-oover-
nor Harris, Of Tennessee, Judge Perkins, Of
Louisiana, 6c. Maury was also there. per
iecting the scheme Of organization, prepar-
ing q report Tor circulation in the southern
States, and selecting the sgenis that, under
the Imperial decree, be il Authorized 10 APP
point 20 represent the interests Of the colo
% 10 those States
The work Of uitivating the soil. houover
had not commcneed.-C Ca C0mmerclaf.
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
Rim Gs5, sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO.OOO,

A LII 10 DO sold for One Dollar each, without re-
"a gard 10 value Not % be paid for nniA you
know what You are 10 receive.
''1n Is one Of he largest nrnas 10 the llty OF n
York and are doing a very extensive bu mess, and
have on hand the largest stocK that can b. found IN
TIE CITY. '.-Oceana lines, Pent hsier, Mich, Oct
~ 1854. tsrheir stock Is large, and buyers may
REV on articles purchased from them Just repre-
seuted Their lona continuance IN business enables
them 20 offer better inducenenls than any other
house in the cty.n-Ioyl American, Anderson,
Ind Oct 20. lssi Their Watches are admitted
IN conn etent ludQes and those who have used
ihem, % hH the best IN use. They are all they are
advertised 20 be."--lndependeul WaIgenion. Ill,
Oct 90 1854. They are lsrge deslers and their
materials. Telegraph, Saugeraes, n, T., Oct "a
ls64 "All goods furnished q What they e rep
resented % ba.' Zines, Waterylle, =, Oct p
ieef sWorthy Of confidence Wyoming Demo-
ersf. Wsnag. NY, Oct ls. 1854 "nonoraole and
far dealing men. -Curuberis1d Valley Journal
aschanicshnrg, Pa, Oct 20. 1854.
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TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
u OF Claims, RIO. ecutes all classes Of Clans
agsnst he Governments for ciizeHs and soldiers.
Once s5 Cesar street. Nashville, lem lnoE7-6uS
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Tke MeredilA aaa JaIlaa Diaeally.


We had q conversaiioa YESTERDAY vita :
p-omineut citizen ~ Richmond, who gave
ne iollowing paruculars ui The dfcuiiy
between Gen. s. Meredith and Hon Gea
VI. Juiisa On Aocday evening. Gcnefal
Merrdlib LEANED that Dir. Jul.an vas ia
tAe city, when be lmmcdiaiely purchased
a good SIZED cow-hide. which he concea "a
beneath bis overcast. aud We 10 she dep1t.
where be met Mr.. julian, whom he scc1s-
ted, and read a dispatch which appeared Ia
tie Associated Press reports sems months
since, stating that General Meredith had
been removed nora his command st iadu-
eah, Ky, By tae Presidcnt 90 he urgeat
solicitation OF a number oi prominent Union
men ei that state, inr sympathy vita the
rebels. Mr.. Julian denied any KNOWLEDGE
q the matter, when General MeFediih read
him letter from The Agent 81 che Atao-
eiased fross, az Washington, Stating tAu
Mr. Julian was bis authority ST the state
ment- The General quietly pat Up the pa
pers, az the same time ealing Mr. lullan
"a har" He then struck Mr.. ], hack Of
ear aud RELIED him 70 The door-drawlng his
cowhide he preceded TO use in an energetic
manner. NJ. j. called loudly CT sons oi
his iTfends to take the General od, bui
he only Trends Who had accompanied
him b she leFot ,the Postmaster a. hiche
mona aud the Aslessor III Tie District
hsd beat sn inslorious reireat and lclt
AIR. y. e the mercy ol The General Re
called cut; ~Have J NJ isiends here % when
Q gentleman stepped forward snd canghi
bold oi the Generals coat tail. bat a saldicf
of The old 18Th Indiana General Mereaiths
old regimentl told han 10 stand back, ''the
Iron Brigade was engaged Ia that d-ht aud
must be lci alone While General 1l. was
being pulled b. Tho ceatIMr. 1ulian mado
an effort % get up, bui vas throWn % thc
ground and severe eowhiied until be
hoiiercd' enough. shereupou he was AZ
lowed o. gciup General Meredith thea TO-
formed him that "he had only commenced
upon him, aud &c be ever dared 90 SANDER
HIM again, either through the press or BY
any oiher means, he would treat him in pre-
ciseiy me sane msnncr." By ihis Tune the
crowd was very large, and Mr.. Julian was
taken away by lis friends and conveyed %
Ceuirevilie in carriage. During the
''muss AR. julian kept his face 10 The loor
and escaped with only ieg scars. He,
However, complsinei considerahlg OF hru ses
Ga his back aud sides. Genersl Meredilh
received no injury except q swollen hand.
Physically. Mr.. julisu j. She superior of
General Meredith, and about Che same age,
but IS very GLOW in aeiion. lie j. not 8 man
Of any personal courage, and was iretdluliy
scared.
We are informed that Che matter will be
investigated before the proper tribunal AZ
an early day. the result % which We viii
-ay before cur readers.-ladiaaapais Joi.r.
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Earl Russell, At the Lord Mayors annual
dinner, spoke Of the United States pa ful-
lows;
"For the last few years, ON occasions like
the present. We have had 20 lament tha
civil var which has devastated she United
States Of Amarica. That war Is happily
uow az an end, aud that great Rspublie
having freed herself from the guilt and
stain Of slavery, I trust Will now coutiuue
IN freedom and prosperity for years and
centuries 10 come. such, ~ least, believe
is he wish Of Englishmen
u was but lew months ago that ths
noble Earl declared that the contest va
one for empire, with which slavery bad
nothing 90 Do, and therefore Englishmer
could have no sympathy With The unitsl
siatst We are glad 10 Sec however, tha
the Premier sees more clearly than the Earl
and does % he justice Of speaking th'
truth.
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dis iuimitaile preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
has long stood ct the head Of the VARIOUS cons
pounds Of inst valuable drug.
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A system Of NghiIe slavery.

The Frsedmcn's Bureau to-dsy received
from Montgomery, Alabama, q communities
ton inclosinFa copy Of proposition made By
: frm in thai city % sdppiy white labor
The c0mpsuy sdFertiss that theF viii farm
IN German smiErants ~ ths following rafss
per year: Acu. size women, slqo. children
lrom A. q "A years, $50 aed hired servnnfs.
So pr moatn. They a'so caGfrsei that he
emiErants thus hired 5ut shall live in the
negre shantics, bs led en- the salae food a.
The slaves receives shsll pay twenty Eve
dollars A piece from their Wages for geftiaz
the situation, and Whea aiek tae time shall
be dedaaied, they paying their own doctors
ball and boarding themselves when out Of
work. The German citizens q the state
publish Lengthy artiele protesting sgainst
tbs plan as a scheme g deffauf sn& enslaTe
Or ins sea-oa such iEloraut eniiFranis a.
mas hH iate ihe hands 81 ihe company
arents. Who arr nov in View JERK Or NE
purpose u Shipping cargo af eEni granite
south. The attention 81 The military sn-
tboT,iies in Montgomery has been eai.ed @
the subject, aad souae inisrlerspee Flih ne
gune j. szpectsd- Wee. ler- Ca "a
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We arr allherlsali e. r1n1aIncs cars. ill, N ne
sfN Hza csllil'tie iaT raHe.lc11 O. - 1ll-ll q
cpuliy fnisiee g. taeens ulur lisr1a f.cCa.ou-
We are authorised 90 aonouace THunts
Sarrr as a caadidatc ior CouuEy TRUSTEES. 10
the next March election,
Wearu anihnrafd to dnnrnuca 1sM. q hRRlN0.
TON. a. ctzsiiilalu or election Oh ne oNca 81
County lruaila l1 tle ensulnE Marcn clrc1c1.
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WeAaIx

M suasrrr nluoas ic our lsni % eve this
rtlleiY frisl convinced US ~ ~ 11f-y pse
rnau7 nav - relieved. many curei 81 nyspepsis,
Heartburn. sour stcmsck. sie< heaiAcf 2, tal1-
uesz. lndice.uoa, lles. q e. eqeas. nlious a.
tasks, liver Comriain = E1Anr4'ic Arertions., g.
kead he Pamphlet q TestiUQniuis Wa 81 2 toi-
lie snj 40 - - tie rlsdeina aesnst ne adFiet
q Jour Physie.sh.
esnuiaosgFed only b. TARRANT , %, ~
SFEof ~ y q p4ussisl. myiiy
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SUFFERERS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


1ARRANT q %:
6entiemen am resident Of Curscos, and have
nten a.spos- d 10 uri1e % yea Converting the rea
fe.Ie q four skilEEh APERiENr ~ q FS5nedy
or Indigestion and slyspepss. desire 10 expires
- Do9 my socere gratitude flr lie gresf heneft the
htllAhh has cone HIy vila
tor sour or i've years nv We hiss hesn saiy
stihcied with pyspepsa. ana efier bslpr uniar ~
iestnent q SeNefal lgtora ior fU, or three yesFs
she Was hEsliy inauced 10 sees the advice 81 4
lesrne1 fhysleisli AAqcicr CshlslIs. % Nenszuela
NE5CkNI SkLfLER AFEkIEnST. efe tsrsn "a
improve e. once md a noH hERF ECriY VFII.
Rel q . b my duty Ct TIE gooi Of humanity tc
make this statement lesinE thss n,ec7re - ~.
liaiia should b widely krogn.
TruslnE you VII give this pubiic55y, knd repsss
iuq nv earnest gfariIllc and thsnks.
am vcry respeeilli,y YOUR
5. r, C. HENRlQuER,
New YORK, June g, 'CS. Nsschsn., Cuiacso. s-k
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A terrible sxpiosiou took Place IN LouioTs
EneIsna - ne 1Isi ult. me fasomeicr q
the Landou Gas Company, nily eAersft
iS.th 81 sudfcaiy exrio'iedi ieaFanf p AZ
oras sereral large hliidnFs q CON fie7eiy
a. not one brirk waa iet ,ia9aaAz rpon
-,,itsr. People nearly q mile ~ were
-IsIE.flv lhsoEn dgHn. 90 severe wss the
49,. Thirty men we're taken cur frsm q .
rgins, nine Ct uhom we're dad. aud she -.
aaindsr IN Pfecarioua condiHcu.
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a company in New Haven has Just IN
ished par Of wheels ior Government use
In drawing heavy ordinances. They are
warranted o. sustain Sky Thousand pounds,
snd are thought 81 Be able 30 carry even
one hundrld Thousand pounds.
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALlsHs 5, 4c.

DAUL SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
sion Merchants. our prompt attention Is gwen
% the receiving snd forwarding Of co TON. a
south Market stsest.
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ne. \ q D HuNTER - = A. - d.ssa.ss
J q fhs THPnfT fff-tss I'D HEtkf uauii
lcf.Ig rnnT rs1.anis fhaf 1alr aIra .u Eas1F.lla
81 tl0.a % '--t1rteT sFeulnt. - en- usi riar
On 5nrr.i ~ 10 oa1e1f 81 use 40 faar1
$500 = uiscs ihruseitaa u1fer iha.r rlrr .r-
$4,000 taTs tse1 made ritt ~ E1aars. CAV
Hoisi, sho - aatnarsad q recsigs apri,eaf o. ;
- nlaFe ersullnetcnss Ndic1 Fl - 1ruar.irS
- or aadfssa e c1cluast. 90 -
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The LAT nsus from China announcer the
death Of DR. Wm- lrTin, the Uniie5 ststss
Consul 81 Annoy. u j. iatmaief lhat hil
sickness was induced by bis professional Is-
bora among The ChiRese during che preva-
ienee q he ch0lsra. Dr.. Irwin fofmerlv
RESIDED at OF near Hsrrisburg, Psnn., ami
Esl highly esteemed.
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A resolution has been introduced ID she
Missouri Legislature, declaring that Jsdef-
son DAVIS y getty Of the Highest crime
known 70 American law, and j. not q 30
subject Or cleIusncy. A motion % reject
the resolution was lost b. 8 vote q 10
10 81
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The late lamcniei President Lincoln, In his
second annual message, favored tbs sane
policy and the Congress Of the United
States. on the l5th day Of July, 1852, hv
vote Of 81 against a in the House. and 81
3 against 10 in the Senate. passed the s,l-
lowing Act.
THAT the Presidents Of The United states
. authorized 10 make provision { ? the
transportation, colonization, and settlement.
in some tropical country beyond the hmils
Of the United States, Of such persons Of
the African race, made free b. TOE provi-
sion Of this act, as may BE- willing 90 emi-
CRATE, having FRA ohtsined the consent 81
the government 81 said country % their
protection aud settlement within the same,
With 81 the rights and privileges Of frce-
men,"
lt viii be thus s,eu, thal - Tar e. = ue'-
untal,y eE,igratiaa is concerned, The Govern
ment - already authorized % take the in
eiPient steps 70 sid and carry cut the same.
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For SIC.

ONE or She host Residences IA taa couuur. a
~ the southern nari ct tla ciI. ufar fdr farmaIs
o. lha snulh N1alrlla HCrna. 81 brad. uIsl
ate naiThHuIicaf ne bail ID. e iarTa u.oarIl
Tsn-siufY treE. aiih Goo icons. a. hTa, a.. Era1
hIia ! auluka hauaa md larFaul rauafs nard 90.
tsru, large yard. Sol Fncilrri- Hiu- be- arTas 20
iand, Fsri Of ahIrh 4 unr rsla rsfIen iari. satl
VITA nhece iruis tleoa- uarI is u-u,f o. "a nfIra
yard, aita nIeufF Of HltHr ADD al runruniHl1as
Cor rfffn Fuui-. The n. and & iia..fnld rl. .aa
By sac uururr of tna place. rom ah1ch uuud r1 %.
cuiged Tor banning urIrE. The properfy h. eua.tr
thg cQfporaduu, Hna BE- therefore uEelurl nom coz.
porafian tlrua. A gcoH spuu1 Il inmaliiarrir 49,
ial1Iu1 TIE property. lerms cay
Enquire % NflruN g MI EHHun
zogi or ~ MATT HEuHN a a. p.
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esa.ilalle Dr. cunnai Couri ciesk, Il ,he usrt
Msfch election. "a
We are auIhrTfrei Oh H1unurHe C1EaLrs 3. uia-
aass. e. saIls,e ior lill I'D Y, l Clsll It..s
uext Nla7rh elscdan. l1Fll 90
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insuranee Companies.

CiAREf a SMITH, Nos. 10 AVID - Union street,
~ up siaiTsl represent tie fcll9Eieg Companies
Eina Of Hartford, Security, Manaa tan. Metropoii-
an, Pf1anir md KniekeTbocker 4 lie q New lork,
nd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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Real EsrArE AGENTS.

nONE TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
BOokse lers. StatOnsrs, AMI News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, RsshFibe, Tenn
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Wv foEE, NovsIhber 21.-A washing
ton correspondent says.
"a letter had besu receiFed BY AaEimili-
"a fEam Napaleon.. th latter refusing he
former i1r lack % cnergy-
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
All o. EHiCa AK
GENUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found
Pcmsrin snd Duff Gordon shsTuss,
ola Uhoise ana KeserVei lsadeirss.

Pcmsriiu sud Duff Gordon shsTriss,
ola Oheise and Reserved Nadeirss;
London Docs aud BuTEuudy Port;
femsrtin, Biaqueiori aad 81. Julien Modoc
Cizret.
Hsul ssuterne Nisstsiner, Hoekheimer sna Ca
taWna Wines
DsmsrSieE. sold Medal sad Heiass 4. Cham-
psgue
rlneG Castillon, 0ssra, Dupuy's & CO - Rrsaiias;
lrish, scoich, Bouroou sud Robert saa coOaly
Mniskys,
nola1d GIns
Ma-aschino Ahsinths; Veumonihe and al sssori-
Rsssr.s asa Honana Bstssr..
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FaoFoaaarH hotoErap hs OF 6anaraia
fedaral and Gonieaerelc. The largest col-
lection In The vest, Coz sale, wholesale ana
RETAIL Rsmom1er the place. Gallery Of lhs
Cumberland, IS Cedar stroei, opposite Con-
"a rcial Hotel. mnyzT.tL
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The Original md Best IN the Worii
The only true and reffoct Hair DYE. Harm
leas. RcIiahls and la1tsutnuroua. rroducla
immcdiazaly a sp.cudid Stack ar uulurcl
Brown, without infur.aE che haiF OF aklI.
Remedies the ill olects ID bad dyes. said
BY al pTugEista lhs genuine 81 siguei
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hot Rolls, Rusk aud Buuus every malu-
ing at tho Nashville stcam Bakery, 10
summer street.. near Union. ucra o.
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= added for renstlsl Ynte your nknne and al
dress pisiniy.
Postage on sngfs pen Drss cents pen with any
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ant FRzE. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS Msin-ssroai. Cor. Sixth LouiaFlie, Ay.