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In the treatment Of the Eye and Ear, and ofhei
organs Of sense. it becomes Necessary y have Z
good knOwleige Of everything pertaining to ned
ere ard Surgery. Wust are called regular Physi.
cians, may have grsduaied IL either the Old or neg
School College, sad eau boast Of a ons-s sided edu.
cation, but vet, 10 the treatment Of the Eve and
Bar, fail TO cure = single Obstinate cass-lor the
treatment prescribed in then works VIII not eiec
eurs n a large msiorify OF eases
DR- BRocKMkN IS a graduste q the Missouri UNI
versty-Diploma hangs ID his ONCE, and has many
cert fcat-s iron persons cured, which mag Il
seen BY calling.
The Or. guarantees cure, therefore no One need
fear 20 employ him, for where a Doctor does b1sl-
ness il this manner, It's good evidence that he IN
derstands the nature Of the diseases he treats.
BS-Ah communications, with stamp enclosed,
promptly answered
Remember his In6msry is AZ No. IS Chmch
Street P. o. Box. No 80.
By permission, he also refers 70 the f0llO~ing
medical men celebrated IN Ophihalmic Surgery
DR.. J. K, Quidore, q ntou Place. New YORK Dr..
DR.. r. G. DeForTest, n Y; II. 2anired Philsdel-
phis; Dr Birgs, Quincy, Ill-i Dr. Clsrenos Barrey,
st. ous, Mo.
sugl5-smo
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DR. LEON BR0oKMAN
AT BIS INFiRMARY,
No. s. Church street. Nashville tennessee.

Where he may be consulted every day nom Z
y O'Clock, A, NJ, to pm, and 10 5 pm Cor
He cures all curahle diseases of the Eve and Eal
and performs al diiienlt opersiions IN surgery.
he operates Tor Cataract without pain, By . nel
method.
He straghtens Cross Eyes in one minute, In oil
or young
&c inserts, without pain, Artificial Eyes to NOV
and appear natural.
d. BsoKNAs cures Sore Eyes with mld med
eInes, which give no pam
he tTests Ama1rosis, or nervous blindness vii
success heretofore HnknoEn.
He cures every case Of Otihthalmia Tsrsl. hefe
toiore considered IncuFsh'e bY the Profession
ID cures discharges Of TIE Var, caused bY Scar
let Fever, Measles, or other diseases
he Inserts Artificial Ear Drums. WHERE the natu
rsl drum (membrsne) has been dastroFed shiel
improves the hearing immediately.
B. operates for ArIlneiN Pupil; falling u q,
Eve lid he remedies az once
ae cures the most obstinate forms Of Ophthal
mia in two 10 eightweelfs.
Diseases or the Nervous System. Va. Choraa
Neuralgia, SDinsi difficulties; Nervous Prostraton
treated successfully.
Dyspepsia and Cancer he treas with suceas:
heretofore unknown.
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WeAsIx

The suffering millions IN our land 10 give a.
remeiya trial CONVINCED that By H. timely ~
many may - relieved, many cured Of Eyspsrsa
ness, Indigestion, Files, Ccsuvoness, Bilious A..
lacks, Liver Complaiurs, Rhauulafe Ansctoua. AZ.
Read the Pamphlet OF Testimonials with "a , hai.
te, and 10 not use the medicine against tie al1ifa
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only b. TARRANT 4 Co, 97s
GfeeuWich street. New York
B-Fur sale ~ an Druzgiaia ~
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aALOssEs PROMPTLY PAID.E
DIRECTORS.
OFFICES

John Lumsden. President
". J. Thomas, Wee President.
James steele Secretary.
Joseph NSsh, General Agent.
ssp7-91
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EmnloYment.

ST6 M9NTH.--Ai,sais ~ sesisd o ssll Sew.
- "A ruashines sold, or employ aga1ia who vi
VFor< ~ fhs shove Esges, and 81 expenses pad
Adarsss A. B. hEHEualoH Ca c1luultis, lem
srgiI-FEns
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cUsToM-MAOs Wosk
s UEFE r E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Relect!! Act!!!


TARRANT 4 Co.
Gentiemen- am q resident OF Curacoa. and haru
been aispostd . write p you concerning he re-
value Of your SELrLER APERIEnTT ~ a rrulaiy
or Indigestion and Lyspepsia desire % erprs-s
% you my sincere gratitude orthe greaf oonsdt he
hEeIAkh has done my WIFE
FOR four or I've years my wife has hasn safy
afiigied with Dyspepsia, zad saer hainr under ths
Treatment Of several Doctors for two or thfss yuEr
abe was 1naliy induced 10 seeE the advice q :
learned Physician, Doctor Csbialis, Of Veuezuaa,
Elo immedlalelT treated Der Elth=yonr EFER-
NESCENT sELTZER APERTENT, she began 10
improve a. once and IA nov PERf HCfLf WILL
feel . % b my duty for TIE good Of humanity 10
make this statement feeling thsI a medicine 20 va
liable should be widely knoEn.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, snd repesi-
ing my earnest gratitude and thsnEs.
am very respectfully yours,
s. 3. O. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q. 65. Merchant. Culscao 50
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE GAVE IT As HIS
- oPlaion that men are ruled b. three objects
Ellst-iniefest. Standardization. Thiul-Fssr.
lsang numsn nature INTO consideration, thoss
'leEs LOOK very nearly correct. bai We opIDs thai
iiie principle Of having every Transaction between
msn and man bssed upon
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@<ALNLG
TEE IMMENSE STOCK, row in the THREE
- lAk'siS WARER0oSs, covering an srsa q
15.ooo SqRs1e Feet
EaiFapess-4S0 Broadway A. I6 Crosby 81
Beng the LARGEsT ASSORTMENT Of Carriages
ever onered in Nee YORK, I'll nov b sold 81
EresiiE rsducef pricss. H1BSENr ~,
an assortment slusys "a hand.
nez1s-4G eo1s G. WITTY, $50 Rr0adEsy, n, Y,
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MUTUAL

Benefit. vii held ont better, and be more ssn,sap
70 all concerned. We, Tor one, make it our rule
snd it IS our cherished principle 10 have every ons
Of our tran sceons, be it ever 50 little. or Of d,
grandess magnitude. MUTUAL; - It NUS be d,
base OF operation; and We enjoy The pleasing salts
feton q ceying that this rule Of ours IS highlJ
appreciated BY all,Eith whom We have the pleasure
Of dong business.
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Stolen.

ON Saturday night last, one Bay Horss, IS hands
~ hen. star In toe iorehead, 1Tsnded ~ 9
also one Chesnuf S1rTe Horse, with white spots on
he bodY Il hznds hiFn, heavy ulare aad ielleck.,
litsrs reward WI b pad for any iniornstlon ihai
vi lsad % ths secoFefy 81 ore o. u1la h1fss-s
DR. r. 9. bCuIif
octsI-H opposite 81. cloud, sulInez fiTus'
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EYE AND EAR!

L ISIsAsES Of the Ele and lar, Nervous sys-
II teln, and Csncerous Tumors' trestod va IN
PARALLEL success by
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HHARR, THOS S.-Eroker, cokaSt u n -
MI College street buys and sells S9i1, - -
rem Money, Government SECURITIES 81"
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on c, mmissl9a-
q ECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASH il-l l,a-
2s cherry street, desls in E1ehaoge 49,
nent securities and Go n. Coheenoh' P''--f
attended 10 J. LUnsDEs, Cashier
TTIBIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NAsAN ll .l-sisI
I,eals in Exchange; Government sseu'''iS
ard Cola. Collections promptly aheiloees -;
Tfoid Stocks and Bonds d on com nlissio'Ht n. =
" W BEssS President. EsDaA8 JONls' S'asi1
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0FFIUE or THE SECRETARY OF SrATE, I
CoEgRAus, Aug. 29, 1868.
To the people Of Ohio
The painful duty devoIvss on this
Department. of announcing to you the
death of His Excsllency John Brough,
Governor of the State, who. expired
this afternoon st his residence in the
city Of Cleveland, after a protlac.ed
and painful illness, which he has borne
with fortitude and resignation. In his
death the people Of the State and na-
ton lose a friend devoted TO the sd
yancement of their best Interests; an
able, conscientious and wise public ser
want Proudly IS the history Of John
BFough interviewer with that of the
State Whiob gave him birth, and never
/ failed to honor him with her highest
confidence. Bornein the year ISL, at
Aiarietta, and early cast upon his own
resources for support and the develop
ment Of the high order OF faculties
/ with which nature had endowed him,
he was not long in establishing himself
1 in the confidence of his fellow citizens,
I whose trust he never betrayed Scarcely
had he attained his majority when he
entered the arena of public life, when
| he soon became distinguished as Jour
nalist, and afterWard as an orator
and statesman. Successfully represent
ing the people as legislator and chief rs
cal officer for the period of S years, IN
voIving the dsrkest days in the hnan-
cial history of the StAte, he conducted
the aHairs conzInitted TO his charge
with such signal success as TO establish
a reputation only accorded to the high
est talent and most devout patriotism
and 30 frnly was he fixed IN the es-
TEEN Of the people, that it was not
strange when danger threatened, when
loyalty was struggling with treason Ion
the mastery, that your suttrages were
again extended to him and with un-
precedented unanimity. In response
to yous latest call, he brought to yous
service his best abilities, and in that
service ne has Welded his life with de
votion YOU cannot readily forget
q AS fitting tribute of respect to his
memory earnestly suggest q suitable
observance by the citizens OF the state
of the day which shall be set apart fol
his funeral obsequies. Let US as a peo
pie, while standing in the presence o.
, our illustrious and honored dead, re-
solve 10 initiate his virtues and com
mend them to our children, st the
same time, that we recognize IN our De
reavement the hand of the Advise Dis
poser Of events, who controls alike th'
! destinies Of States and individuals.
Very respectfully,
II VIZ. HENRY SMITH,
: Secretary of State
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The following letter nom the Com-
missioner of Internal Revenue win in
terest a great many of our readers:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25d, 1860.
s,R Your letter Of the 18th inst /,
has been received. inclosing two speci-
mems of sun pictures, and inquiring as
to the liability Of said pictures to duty;
In answer have TO say that neither OF
these pictures is q copy OF an engraving
or 4 work of art, and so small IN size
that stamp cannot be affixed Ihey
are not, therefore, liable to an al 700
rem duty. All sun pictures not liable
10 an adj Uolorem duty are liable to a
stamp duty. These pictures, then, ana
sll similar pictures, must be stamped
and the photographer or dealer who
shall sen. expose for sale, send out, OF
remove, or deliver any such pictures
before the proper stamps are afhxed
thereon is liable to a penalty OF one
hundred dollars, together with q ior
fixture of his pictures. And iurtner
any officer of internal revenue who
knowingly permits such an infringe
mani mon the law is derelict OF duty
and continuance in such neglect OF
dutv will be deemed sufficient cause To-
/ his removal from office.
Yours respectfully,
go WILLIAM ORToN, Commissioner.
| To Henry Kimber, Esq, Revenue In
spector, lS2, West Fourth street Tin
cinnati, Ohio. sEz 10
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HANKERs AND BROKERS'

VSIRsT NATIONAL BANK-6ovsEnne az Df ~, ~,
n t,ry-No 80 College street, pslh'sn on.oi,
\, ~ PUnlic Square -DesIsTs in Oneurren'
Money, Exchange, Coin, and 6oyernmsent Sseu W.
~ II Al Knds. stocks snd Bonds bought Ane
sold on Commission. C-nsciions prOiipN9 =
&c a q. SANFORD, Pres't JAS. G. oaOrN Cash T.
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: .THr WHoIF cAsE ron THE SoUrH =.
GEN Joseph 3. Johnston. formerly OF
tba Confederate army, having been
sstrsd bv some efhis feAow-citizens 70
five his views a. TO the ponsical sitaa'
tiou. tenders them some wholesome al
wee in a brief letter, which we puohs q
elsewhere. He puts the whole case IN
anutshell when he says;
I'VE of the South referred the ques,
49,, a issue between Us and the United
st-tea 10 the arbitrament Of the sword
Tbe decision has been made, and y u
sssi,,st us We must acquiesce IN TIA
ACCESSION. accept il IS final, and fecog
,i1e the fact that Virginia Is one Of th'
I United States
rs = sl1s zam Of the whole MISTER
e. soon AZ the citizens OF Virginia Prat
s.c,1'. rscognize that Virginia is on
~ t5e United ststes," SO soon viii the,
-, 7. - that they are entitled 70 All then
anoc;spt FRANCHISES, and 50 soon viii IN
---e-o1ee Of q military force fos the pro
iast;oD Of the really loyal against ID
JisioVal and for the enforcement OF tn
e.,-rsros Law OF the country, becom
- ,r,,ecassary. Men like Gen JohDsto
-. srercise no little influence Tor goo
s5,aos Their neighoors. They can ali
- their title 20 q complete condor
- ~ The crimes and errors OF u
past-N y. Tines
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Death on Gov. through. or ohio,

OFFICE or TIE SECRETARY OF STATE,
GoEVimus, Aug 20, 1865.
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South SidsGInstitute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee

TSEE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION a o. ..
= aattilca via oofunence % re hFat Houilsf
IL heutsmbes- Tie % opeuiaE % cogamunicats4u
has sna1isn Ttaehara hlfhaTso eut 81 D rsaoh ile
iusists. afd ihe frnelp4 4 n1a abs e MAKE ~
course 81 Instruct On sore Nreral, making . - Z
q h Nooera Laa4asEea which vi - aFughi -
acerlr piellsd and - -. 20 q Eaf8pesn teaohs >
ID vii snhraca sugIish. Freoch e1d Lstin, taught
EithOut sepsrste 81 extra charo tiss bf.t 80 -
inR nhl rtor5, Us Last optional tslItl4gsll -
- aauah. By coupeieut s41 s.tcres o. ffaiastof
o. AEsNiae Proposed 20 iatTodnee A. pr q
fha FalT selianl a1srrieza. fha usGts Hsttn p
Paflar 6glanasios and naflor Cuitafes ntiN ~.
- antsnsiFsfs adop1ed znd hisniy fFfa.ai.is !.
81 ne 1ncat euiafai ad1cstoa ana niel-s- -
Il ias rcanlry. a. coaiicing y -si.'s &c.. -
ssia1. grsce ana aiaasnca cf aElfs Ae4 -.
krallh sId FIeor q hedg aad 1iasi - -. -.
al chidrsn ahl kage hiinerso peea .st- - -
aahso. sn nnfaa1f ~ mir naain. Ars reR eeA1se-
- send thsrs ~ fcloc Sc tleif 18Th
is adiar ~ ne reufsa, 4 q rtqftssea - iliili
~ 4unsfar. = sioul csc nal - tliete e-sisiI 4
! !. ss.l5e~.s 7Ts aseare piacs 3 . aasFRtle us
49, $4,000 sn1uld b lIlala. la1lna stret'
I n $780, 70 rupt. eorllfaefes - entered q
- ..r-srs.sI dli - 8assaaa tltss1 "a pad
I - 49, - isrsl-lsEI apps ~ at.ff d n a
FsI. 81 81 ae.e4 ~ p eHlsfs d ~ fslpttral.
49, r.. sfrs. Etf|nI1 HntxaSHHF
L
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R,gbt Il ont on that Line.

A planter of the Parish of lberFille,
Ia bss addressed the following com
nnnnioation to the Freedmens Aid AS
ISOLATION Of New Orleans:
: GrxTIRxFx: am planter OF twelve
wears experience; this year l am work
inc twelve hands, six men and ak Wo-
men. NV laborers are to get one-fourth
~ the net proceeds Of the cTops They
have a full understanding Of the inter
eat ia the said cTopa Our contract
5vos made on the Let of February Last
md The result 30 far is complete sue
cess. we have to-day s. arpents OF cot
ton: 25 arpents ofsugar-cane 3 arpents
w corn. al in perfect condition.
don't mention the vegetable crops
Under the old system ten arpents u
the hand was considered fair result
and more than three-fourths Of the
nJantations failed TO come 70 tina
standard,
having well, having good comInoi
sense thew are honest and true to theii
esmilv Besides the crop in common
tbav have raised for their private &C
| count small crops Of corn and yegeta
| bles. they have poultry, etc, OF thel
own. tl-a...s
Not a single difficulty has occurre'
among them since they have agree
10 work on my farm.
Thuz Is the whole labor pTobleT
: solved Deal Justly, give the freedme
;ntarest in their work, and there WI
he no trouble. In this case fifty pc
cent more Of ground Is cultivated wit
the same Dumber Of hands cultivate
under the old system, and the prob
} bility Is that the planter viii mai
I that per cent more. 1t is Prooab
2 best 70 peg away Ct the old siav
hnlders. TIL they conclude TO deal jus
I lv. and thus eight it out on that line
: Il il nothing bntsheer ugliness on the
+ part that causes all the trouble and
9 diets all the distress upon the free
2 men faeiBnah Gazette.
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The Elgin CsoOslAnd) Courier enron.
,.l., che death Of an old lady, who foE
- . eheriBhsd the pleasing, althouah
,,s-b.ps erroneous imprssaioz, hat Gen
g-nt res her grandson The Only
foundation for her belief sPPears q
bave seen slsst she bad tNo sans EhS
emirratea 70 Amsrica.
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PrOclamatlon b. the President.

Proclamation b. the President.
The following proclamation was is
sued on the 18th ult:
By the President OF the United States
of America asFs
WaEREm, b raY prociamatiops Of
the 18th and 9th Of June, 1850,
removing restrictions in part upon in
terpational domestic and coastWise in
tarcourss and trade with the States
recently declared in instruction, GER
tain articles were excluded from the
eject Of said proolamations - conirs-
hand Of war and whereas, the necea.
sitv FOR restricting the trade on said
/ articles has now in 3 great measure
ceased. Il ia hereby ordered that on
and after the first day Of September
All the restrictions al,3Sesaid be re-
moved, 80 that the articles declared b
said proelamations 70 be contraband Of
war. may be imported into and soic
in ssia states, subject only to sucl
regulations as the Secretary a. til
Treasury may prsscFibe
/ In testimony whereof have hereant
I eet my haud and caased the zeal o
the United States to Be affixed Don
At the Cityof Washington, this 29tl
day Of August, ls65. and Of the Ia
dependence Of the United States Q
America the niuetieth
E AxDaxW JoHssos.
p the Preaidant. II
VIZ Il. sEwkHp, p
Secretary II State.
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Auction Sale
Or la5l
Rolling Stock, Railroad IrOn

=. 1888 d H..
MILITARY DIVISION OF u He . ElN,yHssEEsl
t,hief lluzrtefmaster's 0fiiees u. 8. "a. 4. =. Z
Nashville, Terra, arg. ~ lsae-J
WILL BE- sold at Public Auction, % the highest
w bidder. the following pfope y, on Hccount u
the United Siaies: =.
on TUESDAY, September l2ih. Al Pitishurg, Pa,
2q0g bsrs OF new f"f'' Railroad Iron. ..-
. On FRIDAY, 8spte uber i5sh, At J y e'iil sou
Car 0rZs, Columbus, Vnos tHenif re esH f'oA
Freight ears o feet gauge ...-
on MONDAY, September 18th, n nv MichiEsr
Oar C0nuauy'a Factory. etroit, Men, Fourteen
New Boa ETeight Care, iect guege.
Aisu, on SAME BAY, st the Detroit Car Con-
psny's D sctory, Thifty-hight NeH Flat Csrs, ave
ieet guage. ~, a
Cn'WFI NEsDAY, September G0th, n Haskell Z
Bariser's Car Works. m.chiean lhiy- lndi tscai1
ave New Box Freight Cars, feet gauge
sales 20 curnnenUe af N am. fetms cash, u
csoveYnnsent illuss. y J.. CHILLY.
s1rtn-td Capt snd A Q n Z $ Amy.
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The Agricultural Bureau, At Wash
ington, has reports estimsting the Po
tato crop this year to be one Of the
largest ever raised in the country.
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Il IS thought at Washington that
JEFF Davis trial win take place At Nor.
folk, Virginia, before the Circuit Court
Chief Justice Chase presiding
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Proposals for Hay.


OFFICE CHIEF QukRIERfAsTER
utafRfcF o. dIunfE TT iaatsr,
nUaFAtEssoao. EaEEss Augatt as lsla
CrEALEB PRqPssAls vii ha reoa.Fat a. iri1
- oifce until fidag Che 18th q aepiennef. F.
oeiocE, pm, f17 the delivery TN aiacE az ti-'
loliosanE nsIusd pfcsa. gi1
NuRFnFFsR0RO 10HEs0EVnLE.
FRaNKFgs. grEasTOa aFRiEGH.
GaLLATfE. PutAskA
GAINESVILLE u0ETrMBl4
fULIAH0da,
within Thirty is) dsya ansF ssia ~ soaiari offre
| Thousar8 u0u0l Tons a 1ums hs5s .f1io pQlr.i
| % the toni
10 lsds reserved f5r 3 ffE aus3uat inln IHenif
aga la5i toHa biia % stale De arnous % D. GEL
ersd and - via piarei % D. esd9resd flfobs
gsis i0T Hay snt add SID 70 thIl ulace. Fafer.
eifass D q raay 58 afceptf y o tsrssfd.rsa Ell isl
good a-d suficenf bonds 70 ne fulitneat q tfli
I e1atfaeis
= 3. WHITMAN, Capt. and A-Q. tilr
i Chef OnarteTmsaisT bisirci 81 Ma Iean
augs-d&atd
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We are auiholizst 10 snnouncs " MATT
brown. a. = csodiaaie ipr Mayer, a fhe sHsglps
Afau.eipsl Election. iy29
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A number Of foreign vessels are re-
oeiying oargOes in James River consist
IND Of cotton, tobacco, SC
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A company boring for oil near Crest
line, Ohio, struck lively aFteaian aoE
Of mineral waters on Saturday lsst
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0Ile FACILITIES FOR THE MANuFAcIt I i =.
~ ~ Eesz beng 20 ex1enslFsl eraiees - y ~
eteen on shori notice, snd ne popularity q ~.
t-lae Naffants rs IN saying that dealers WI Nna
" tnsii Interest % trace win ua
We have ssno On hand, sna i0F sale, lui q hs
! sae hops, saFe-lm
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vHYERs A HUNT-ManulactureI Of all inc
MI latest STYLES OF First Class Carriages anu
Baeeies, Express Wagons and o~r5A-s' q Nol'H
Msrset street.
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LARGE sALE or
Government Property.

OFFICE kssnsrkNT QUAnIEEMAsrEa
dasHrItE Tenn, kug l1d, tss3. :
Will oasf for fait q ne r. 81 Fiankgn shopa
10 the cog q Fe-hTais. 4aaas o. l0ur7fisr.
the 7in daF 81 September neFt, arse rs q. Gov
efnnseut pfopfFty, c'lnzisllrl, IN pari q faioan
eas-Hl.a VII nneiTef.
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CAAIHT AGENTS, &c.

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t,ffeers' Paw Aeeouns and QuarternaliAa teis
Vouchers bought al the best rates, OF eelissSl
Once corner Cherry and Cedar Streets up siSi9
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n & Marshal's SIZE.

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Dshsa II Taa.ess
Tie United Sla'es
sinlsruafiou 70. g.
A certain loa Of Soods csEini % - soestii NJ.
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directed nom fhe icuit Court p tpes 49,
l.iss 'or de Middls nrsriQt q lei'ias = n -
a+asise ] agsii sell q Pubic k1cacn % 4is "a ~
fSdder for cash On De fsfh isy 81 s4lseultsi'
riQre.sr tlie hoors 81 10 and b O'Clock, an A. y
store house 81 Mm 3 Lucas 4 Co, 10 NA.litt -
r,svidscn county, Team. The Goods ueuro1ee
hsva condemned b. said Court a. forfeited " VI
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