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Tennessee Conferenee.

OCTOBER 10Th, 1858.
Opsped with the usual religious services
by James r. PlummeF.
The order Of the day was then taken up
,,8 VIM. Burr was then elected Delegate
10 The ensuing General Conference, aud F
s PetWav, 8. 2. Written and Il. J.. Ransom,
Reserve Delegates.
The Bishop reported the following lists Of
men ordained by him on sunday:
Travelling Preachers 70 Deacon's orders
A.burv A Barbee, Joshua C Phelps, Vim \
Moore, Robert K Jones, VIM n Bailey, An
lrcu g Mathews, Ulysses S Bates, Thomas
7. Noodv. John A Barbee, Hamilton Set
d. Jobu A Thompson John II Gold, John
& Bolton. Robert Reagan, Martin r Tuck
sr. VIM A Turner, John W D Ensey, Green
P Jackson.
Local Preachers: James Chandler, Jas
q Allowav, Francis A Myrie, Alex Stalcup,
John W Walkup, Robert P Ganaway, Jacob
l. Males, Felix R Mc6augh, Joseph Hasty,
tn mas Malone, joseph g Wallace, Cal
borne A c Jones, Theophiius 5 Duncan,
Francis n Franks, Joshua Browning, Vim
Hall. Lewis W Grimes, John II Gresham,
Moses VI Taught, David W Slack, Samuel P
Wright. John Russell, james Price, VIM G
Henry, Lawrence Taylor, james P Mckee,
Milton Presley. Henry / Covington.
Travelling Llaers reported Win lue toofe
D ordained Vim p owen, Robt X Brown,
John J. Thomson, Alex 6 Dinwiddie, Edwin
. shalsrd, Benz II Hargrnve, Austin "
smith. WIN NJ Bailey, Andrew c Matthews,
0 .vsses S Bates, Thomas L Moody, John A
Barbee. Hamilton J Settle, John A ThOmp
slu. Benz II Malone, John G Bottom, James
n Locke, George " Anderson, Robt A Rea-
gsu. Martin K Tucker, VIM A Turner, Felix
L hi. A-oriah T Crawford, VIM w Graves,
John " D Ensey, Green ? Jackson. VIM D
cherry, James A Orman.
Local Elders. Anderson P McFarrin, VIM
N Wet, Z LTance, John gurreutne,
villa Brown, VIM W Lynch WIN II Arm
str ng; and, On Monday evening" at the
Bishops room, Robert Thomas Brown.
Dung the session, Joseph II Stone, Of
the LOusisna Conference, and II II kava-
naugh Jr, Of the Mobiis Conference, and
S s Sweet, Of the Georgia Conference, were
Introduced.
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This vics, which lie never practioed in
the presence of any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
ard most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to el0quence or pen to song,
Il has destroyed health, blasted tho consti
sutton, and reduced the miserable victim Il
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this af1iction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. g. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Essh
Wills, Tenn. feb26-H
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We would call the especial attention Of
the public generally to the well filed estsb-
h-hment Of our enterprisiug friend, W. ".
Totten, who has the finest selected stock Of
Family Groceries south of the Ohio river.
In connection with his grocery house he has
opened a spleodid Liquor establishment,
where the finest Liquors and Wines can be
obtained, from a botl lie 10 s. pipe. Families,
parties, and pic-nics furnished with the
choicest "visnds" at modera pric' 5. HIS
Nos are p and %. North College street, OPP
posite sewanee House. Give him q cal.
Hep2a-lm
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E. 2. Cone has received the Waverly
Magazine, Army sod Navy Journal, New
Nation, Petroleum Record, New York and
SUNDAYS Mercury, Leshes German Illus
trated. North British Review, Bankers
Magazine, Leslie's New Monthly, ana the
New York dailios Of the It'll.
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RESIGNATION OF MR. GALBEAITH.-Ne re-
rrct 10 announce the resignation OF Mr.. J..
r. Galbrsith, Assistant Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives. he has faithfully, ably
ssd aliably discharged the duties Of his Of
fee. and We are certain every member OF
the House was sincerely 10th 90 part with
so faith nut q servant and the vote Of thanks
which was rendered him was not only unani-
nous, but emphatic. Tho following is his
letter Of resignation
NoUsE % REPRESENTATIVES,
NksHvLLE, Oct 9Th, 1855.
Zs H. Hon. Speaker aud Gtntitinen OF he
Hotisc u Representatives.
GKsrLEn wing 10 my private Affairs
dems nding my immcd ate attention, have
the honor herewith most respectfully 60 ten
der my resignation as First Assistant Clerk
OF the House Of Representatives.
/ also wish 10 return my most sincere
thanks g. the House for the honor they did
me in Getting me 20 my present position
slsa their uniform kiudness and courtesy
toward me while nssocisted with you.
have the honor 70 be,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
7. =. GALRBAirH.
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TwENTF-FIvE CENTS FOB USIOv AND PLAN
TIERS BASK.-tThe notes Of these two Ranks
seem 10 be steadily declining, and as cash
Bank has over a million of circulation sGll
out, they will probably decline to IS cents
in the dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables MIN
to give considerable more than this rate at
present. Send your money to him before
the orders are filed. f.
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CITY Council.
Roam on ALpERMEN

BOARD on ALpKRNEN.
The Bosrd met al 2 o'clock last night
President Chatham ia the Chair.
Several petitions forthe erection Of woodeu
bgildingz, most Of which were granted
though enc or two we're referred % the Com
mittes on Fire Department.
Mr. Creighton. Cor the Committee ON Sal
aries, reported bin fixing the annual sala-
ues Of officers as follows
Recoder, $500.
city Marshal, 2000
Deputy Marshal, 1900
Treasurer, 1890
Civil Engineer, 1880.
ID and Sd Clerks Market, same Is present.
Chief ofFire Department, 1899,
company Engineers, ls2o,
flremen, No. I, l300.
2, 1859.
Other Firemen, $50.
hPeovides thst il the fees Of the Recor-
der shall SXceed the above sum. such excess
shsll be paid into the charity fund. Toe
Recorder is required 10 furnish his assistant
81 his own expense. Neither the Marshal.
nor his assistauts, are silo~ed sny fees IN
Nadiaon - their salaries Passed.
NJ. Kinney offered an act 70 have the
N-llding, cleanier and Resting Of the
Streets done oy contract. Passed
F7esideut Cheatham proser ted . hill rels-
I've to the increase OF the present. polio,
o7ce lt fEes the number "a day police Al
one marshal, and eight deputies Passed.
Mr.. Kinney presented communication
iro'a the directors OF the So Mary's Orphan
asylum, inviting the Mayor, and CITY
Soancil, % visit ant inspect the Asylum
Invitation accepted, and 5 o'eioek p. m, On
Ayesaay indieated as tie time
Ar. Cheathsm offered q resolution AZ.
pointing q committee Of two, 60 set 10 con.
.t1esion With a Committee OF members Of
ne Nemmon Council, and General Fisk, q,
axe into confederation the manner OF dis
iye'ng o., OF Providing for paupers, who ar,
whug.
hF. th'atbsm remarked that one Of n,
oS obtained, which would sccomo5sts III
M VERY helpless, whether LIsst ~ ygbite
,SLSr, and ahiAty. Hsrs,sr,-, -. 49,
S."n ratons irom the NINE -. -.
S Ne city must maintain me- ,s1. y ~
the committee. '''4 were elected
The Board 'hen adjourned
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hAOhs OK AhVEsp.A--o Our rss5.-. ..,,
note an advertisement in d i,r.. .'',SIa VII
q greet stallion ruce over ~ NY. 81
g-aFse on next THURSDAY. IN, -. -.'tN' Me
500 mile heats two best in th-s. ' - Is
''nBet'iers are otowah. Bullet a S- - tne
-,'a Doc Lindsey. This PROMISE IA ~ -. ~,
y. we most important races If de ..., ~
.la we doubt not Vii attract -. y.
loanoe 10 the grounds. There viii ~.
trei'ing ene running race on Sstu-s.r
ahi'h We win give oar rradsrs AZ.
- .e, The Fsll rsces over this eoarre NJ
''lnnenoe Nonasy next.
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Yesterday about u o'clock a respectable
gentleman Of this city was walking along
the pavement in front Of Simmons Block.
Church street, when he was suddenly ran
against behind by negro in Federal uni
FORM" He had barely time to step to one
side when another, bearing a musket, gave
him a shove. He was walking near the
inner edge Of the pavement, and there was
plenty Of room for the sable gentleman to
pass. But be was only a white man, aud
had 10 submit to negro iusolence
Just before sun down, on the same street.
near the corner Of Spruce, a sable weneh
walked over a white chi d, knocking him
down, aud passed Oh, with an imPudent
sWsgger.
Well, we reckon the time viii come when
white folks viii have some rights even g
niger viii be forced TO respect,
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CITY NEWS.

LosT.-Colin Hunter, boy about seysn
years old, left home on Monday morning,
md has not since been heard Of. Any per
"a knowing OF his whereabouts, viii confer
favor upon bis mother, BY leaving infor-
nation At this Office, OF al c. NJ. Cowardin's,
Ia North Vine street Cctll-lt.
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Last Chance for bargains.

The sutler Goods at A. & NJ. Landsberg,
corner Public Square and Market are now
being clozed out. These must be sold re-
gardfcss Of price. Now is your time TO get
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
here
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10 whom il may Concern.


have noticed an Advertisement in the
different city papers. headed, Second An
nusl Issue Of the Nashville City Directory.
This is done Il mislead the business men o.
the city, and give the impression that the
party had either bought out my interest IN
the Directory, or to make them believe thei
! would not get out a Directory for 1866.
They iried 10 get the use Of my name for
the Directory, but this 7 refasedi neither
would agree 10 engage them on the BiFee-
tory, which I propose getting Up IN the
Spring OF 500. This was done on account
of their incapabiliiy Of managing work
Of the kind, as well as other business in
which we were formerly connected besides,
the party who is getting up the Directory IS
not a resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not tske the same interest IN the
ma ter as a citizen of The city would.
write this in justice to thepublic as well
as myself.
Respectfully, R. h. SISeLEToN,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
oetA-tf
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T0s person who 50 politely retired from
the dining room, at II. V. Basset's, Nc. IS
Cedar street, and entered the bar ron, ex-
tracting The money from the drawer, Is re-
quested to return the same with at further
notice. The party is well known, and a
non-eomplience wiih this notice viii render
the party's name 70 be made pubic In
eoinphsnee, no questions viii Be asked. -
octll-U
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Nashvills Medical aud Surgical Institute,
Church street below Cherry, open from a.
m. TO s p. m, for the reception Of patients
suffering from any form Of disease, either
acute or chronic. E. s. Aborn, IL. D., Ex-
aiming Physician and Surgeon. jy22-H
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NO. % DEADERICK sTREET,
DC Course d Treatment

Are constantly anncyi - patrut retaru.uz win nsrv
,otere mode % ateu ior shsh rsfar
ihoronsh rn7Eaton, and has been uth nor
letr fooned VITO The complaints Of pstCa saoonar svrh
~ lnp.oIna producet By the Old School TrealnenG
charges
HoId of one monh sad interest," 10 cure 90
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MEDICINES FURNIsHED

y sash
Z prob
.l.e .e Az
TO ny .
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GREar ATTRACTION st Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.,-super SILK Broesde, French Grens-
dine at 1914 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaeonss.
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To the Creditors ofChaFIes
Thompson, Deceased.

NTOU are hereby notified that the undersigned
i administrator on said esta e, hiss sugg sstsd 10
the Cerk ofthe County Court Of Smitn County,
Tennessee the insolvency OF the said estate and has
obtained suorder from ssid Clerk requiring all
creditors 10 file their elsims, do ' proven, with
sud Clerk, on or before the FIRST Monday in Msrch
neat, or the same viii be haired
hept. %, ls6S. r, A. THOMPSON
octT.w4ie Admir- Of Charles Thompson. deed.
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Wholesale and Retail
CAMERON. GREER & co.
White Goods .


loaks
BamoraI sEr's choice and large indeed everything
a
to
In addition Retail Stock ate hid door
chats Pdgg ourselves duplicate ban that purchased Fe
%
% visit ae
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Wholesale buyers would do well to call
and examine the stock Of staple snd fancy
dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, cloth
ing and hats at Wa. w. BERRY a Cos.
Eept2f-tE
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M0nttarg & Commercial.
commerce 81 re rIssT NATIONAL SAX,

No. 50 ooILzsE srErr1.
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,,t.-. $50 NorieE.-We call particuls,
F.,-..el % he advertisement Of ]. IL
hs,s, 49, a GO, No. n L0esst street. Those
ri ~ S S..tll tne tehscae 10 sell, would Is
" HAks sAsn heir eonsigzsss.
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srEADNAN's SAIooE We have been there
and know Of what we speak. Tell me not
Of the joys Of the past, just think Of the
present, when VOC take one Of those Mix
Punches" prepared by either KniPe or
Johnson, the polite and s1able clerks.
Here is the place @ get a good lunch-the
best in this oity-idon't forget it is luneh)
FOR many make s meal for the whole day
in the way Of fine turtle soup, and other
articles, that improve the appetite, for the
best liquors that the city affords.
A CITIzEy.
The above pays just compliment 10 one
Of the best conducted restaurants and drink
ur ssloous in the Western county, IA
yarite resort for bon riraHts, and indeed all
Who appreciate good eating and drinking.
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Elegant Lyons velvet and black cloth
eloalzs, wrappings and silk nantes, shawls
Of every grsde can be found at
WA. " BERRY 4 Co.'S,
senf92-tr.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The business Of this
court is growing by degrees beautifully less,
and we doubt not, II the morals Of our city
continue 10 improve IS they have for the
last week, the authorities will dispense with
the Office Of the Recorder and repudiste the
docirine Of total depravity, which has pre-
vailed here 20 very alarming extent.
There was only twelve cases Yesterday
morning, which we give below. Hannah
Dale, drunk and disorderly, dismissed. For
disorderly conduct Alex. Robertson was
fined $40. VIM. Jones for the same, fined
s.. T. Manney, John Heating, T. F. Pur-
due, Mike Bolan and George Setcel, we're
fined each s. for in bibing too much "tan-
rle-foot" The case Of Martin McNairy for
creating a nuisance on Summer street, was
up, and fined $40. Martin built q black
smith shop, and the smoke ard cinders an
moved the neighbors, who brought the &C
ton. His Houor decided If he would remedy
the evil Immediately, the fine should be re-
mitted. j. Black, drunk and, disorderly,
fined s.. Frank Par ne, for assaulhng Jor-
dan Fitzpatrick, (col.) was discharged. The
case Of Eliza Troupe was continued. Thos.
Alexander, (col.) for using hyd~ant water,
was charged water tax. John Nolan,
charged with appropriating 10 his own use
a pocket-hook containing $40, the property
Of Myra Fitzgerald, was sent up TO the
Criminal Court. Ben. Bryant, (col.l for
stealing Sll00, case continued tn today.
Bob Hardwick, and the mouse-cOiored mule,
was in court again, and w;ll be to-day, ac-
cordiug to the decision Of His Honor.
Spencer Moore, tcol.) srraigned at the in
stance Of T. Gunther, for stealing SS25,
case continued.
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just received, per Express, tine lot Of
sWisses, carleton, nainsoOk, muslins, at pri-
vste sale. GEo. SHIELDS K Co.
jlyI-G IS and ~ College street.
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s., coLLE0E st-Wm. ". Berry & Co. still
take the lead in cheap and desirable dress
goods, which they are determined to sell Al
reasonable prices. sept22-tf.
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our Opeuient servant
j. n n nfoEE,
Mexican Consul.

Wv YokE, Sept I0-Robt. Thrope, book
keeper for Gen. a. HBghes 4 +, whtle.un-
der arrest under charge of being de-
faulter q the amnInt ~ several thousand
dollars. jumped from terry b5at this morn
ing and was drowned.
BrsTos, Oct. l0.-The sixth district Re
Pub lean COnv~n ion, held in Reading, TO-
DAY, dominated Gen. Banks for Crurfess.
RlCHNoND, Oct. 10.-The Commercial Bull
letin esiabi shmeut was restored 10 the pro
pristors Today and pubheauo1 of She pap z
viii be resumed on Tuesday; but for he
present, Wedbu-n sill not be allowed 70 re-
sumo editorial control.
The publication Of the Enquirer VIII Be
resumed next week.
The Examiner will soon be reoponed by
Hsery R. Pollard, corrtE pondent Of the
Times.
PHnADEIFHlA, Oct Ie.-In madns up ne
election returns tonight the gains of ] ss
viii be sent as compared With the vie Of
Is 2, when Mr. 8leuEer, the Dem erafic
canaidste, vas elected By s,524 maj Fiiy
The day hss passed quietly. Chester eoua-
AZ The No d and South reciucts Of vest
Chester and East 70 b show q Union gam
Of l23, over the vote Of ls62
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Ed. Willard, No. 23l Union street re-
oeivsd last e ening the Army and Navy
Journal, Wsverlv Magazine, and the New
York dailies Of the 7th inst. Thank % him
for share.
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To Strangers aad OlHEsns.

VS. do NOS profess 70 be She only Phyui-
clan N the city, " Who may be found a. bic
Office st al hourss day or night ;" nor DO
We, in Offering our services u no invalid.
desire 10 recommend onrself 10 preferences
% other equally wen estabEshea ana ex.
perieBeed physicians; nor do We pre-
tend to be iniallible, OF the only nan ca
paole Of earlng the VariolB diseuaas nan
toned n our general advsrtisemant. We
Do not claim the possession Of any ponfer-
~ secret re1lseles, OF extraorditi-y aqrze-
a5ie trsata-eas o. paiiiGtiBc5; a. al sensible
men must Know, that success Ia The rrac-
uce Of medicine, does not depend 30 much
upon ne discovery Of ncis rcHciie8. o. ne,s
n.eees 81 srectuleli, e. upou he aZillill use
OF those ag6neies necessary 10 q perfect cure
and this can Be- scquirea only b. oEpo-
nenee and patient application. We rec
Pectiully refer TIE pablo % cur general aa-
Vertissment, in another part Of The papsr
Otlcs hours from ia the morning till 3
a nigkL T. i. C0LnMGH. n. D.
e EortS Cherry 81. Nashville Ten
Persons unaequainted in the city seairE
20 many advertisements for the Tctament
Of S5ccaf Diseases, are often "a q -. % ae-
ermine 70 whom 70 eutrust ne tres ifneli
Of such eases. To such persons ~ ere
pleasure in stating that De oi4eat e3i45-
lshment Of this kind u e no = iifaqericE
street, aad thls shoala - . Eultcisnt guar
z1tas thai lkis q . reliallP nattltlol- Dt.
A. RlrEzH1 IdEus nay - band IN ~ Of
See during tho hssrl s.,sed % as gsnef1l
stvartissmezt. AZ sseicizei fl7Httisf 3
- s7s1s,
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
geneer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tationalst, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlows Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, Boston Journal, Balt-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. If
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ORC. OF sr,ra.. sgrt :.


n. 4 Z. and n. A \. " RkiLsoAna
NssHvrIrE TESS Ct 9TH, lssS
~ snd a.ter Tu siar. Oct %. Is65 snd ~ N fur
theg notice, Passenger Trains iii run IS fol-
lows;
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Law Nashville for Cnattanooga, and all points
south 81 A. n. Arrive a Chafta0ooga q go p n
Returning Leave Chattanooga a. Gao a. n
Arrive q Nashville q 5F ~
Shelbyvile Accommodated, leave Nashville At
SloF. A., arrive st shcityv.ile n go X
Returuiug-LesFo shsibyville q; go a. =, ar
rye q 9.S5 a. n.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWEsTERN LINE.
Lrsye nashville inr Johnsouvi le, and al points
Wesi and Northwest, q ?. srnve a. Johnson.
vile 81 II r. x.
Returning Lesye Johusouvlle l.5o a. D., srrve
a. Nashville 81 6-S0AN
Trains on n S.W.R K counest Il Johnson.
Mic WITH arsi clsss ne Of Steamers for Paducah,
Cairo sud e LOUIS.
1rains strip a. au suternedis'e soiuts
VIZ p INNS. Geu'l SunF
n. 3 c. and n. n ". r. R'ds.
0Ctle-n
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II the ladies wish something plain and
elegant, call and examine those real Irish
and French Poplins, 81 shades at
VIZ. W. BEERV d Co,
sepi22. t. No. 81, College st.
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FRANK PARRISH'S
New Barber shop and Bathing saloon.

70. 81 Ch-rch 81 opposite ne Mason e BAL.
II ANlN7 lust removed into M new and cculmo-
II deus 81 ooni res eesf1aF announce 10 my
Ga patrons aud he puriia thaI Z an Gov rsaiT Z
.llend . her wants ID 3 better style han ever
y - - eEper.erca. ~ 1ral-cisss barner sad
halr-dresasr, Of Dirty yesrs. ald WITH one q tle
most cor uotious, eleEsnt and con pietely flr-
uisncd esia1iiehueuig % tle colnt-y, j. sl rcsdI
% c1A.euge acdmparason With anF similar chop IN
TIE Easieru ciraa. Exrai1a1t Bkf us reaIiF re- n j
lues. Esat WEfeF-closefa for ne lso ai eas-i-
r1ars aftsrhad 10 fha prem sal Z dalfer myself
that ullhug ull b. f1nul iscAng Efs ts'
h1r-drrssers and bsFdars as47e in allen 80 g
hersaftrr me shop EII ha opan ron 2 e--.- 70
siets ~ $500 r1arnIra ana r.iii.a1 f1 'rr.
srgia-lIusi-ts FaANh FAnsi' ~
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Deafness and all other affections of the
Ear treated by a new method and a cure
guaranteed by DR.. Aborn, Church St., be-
low the Postoffice. octlO-3t.
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A. T. MoRRELL & Co.-This firm invite
our citizens 10 call az their warehouse, 90,
Market street, and purchase cheap har-
ness and tools. We commend these gentle
men to our readers, for their enterprise and
liberalitv, for they are doing fne business.
Their place is thronged daily with cur
farmers and mechanics, looking for bar
gains, and they find them, for no one leaves
empty handed & he stock offered was pur-
chased at the government sales, and is fast
being made serviceable by the numerous
employees Of this establishment An enter
prise like this calls for the hearty support
Of cur citizens. Those IN want Of wagons,
harness, or tools Of any kind, should 20 70
90, North Market street.. and make the ac-
auaiutance Of A. R. Morrill, a Co..
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

ATTEsTIoE IRIsHKEN i-Chscks on the VI
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of 81 70 Gle for sale at @. n Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. IS College street. Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11

Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of the
latest styles, just received.
R. II. THOMPSON,
sepI2-lm Is Cherry Street.