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Vacant Lot

A SPLENDID yscsnt lot on spruce foei, very mes
girrsh adjoining az tesuuful luce o. Judg'
Poster On the soath frouts % ieett cpIHee' an
rms hecx no to MeleInore street-l n very con
Es,afflal feet front 90 Jane street, ~ ~
fesi oeep: g basuui1l bu'ldirg ~ sdio ~ 20
r-5.,,,--,. tr,,-.r A. . Haw' horne. 'uined ~ Eu-
s-r.. Unierwocd Price, s. per & fesn-
Also, beaudm lot o gTsund rtinS lLi is.,
frrrn col erety Msrket street. eoh eA-htllle
very nfar the lire Of the Street Z. ifonis zl-'s
teei on beth streets -. D.
Also. sch ire 70. on Cole stree opposite m
CINE Hou No 3 very valnsuie -.
Also. IS ieei ofgr0uud on Wool - = : eose-
field near WhCre D.. sne ~ : - i'i '''sii ,
Also lsrre number o. o'her lots - hotlse9 n
TIE best psris o. the town siso. = tlsay lois
yei unsoid IN RsunsaI's addition. '''s He
ue'ng raPi-ly improves ,-,--t,fs .,,,,t,.
We nave \ larFe nururer OF eie -. 80 =
o. huliong business houses snd On u
various parts Of the city - ~. an.
135 feet Of vacant eroucd o. nc =, se
msle Academy near the Nash' Anu elAiia-
q ga 6aarnsd. Cor z ale- - -.
Achosea 4 o. iro1uuz lt0iee- 81 g
rear Tulip street church eo..u 49,. A.,
Two 80 each 50 feet frouf o. T., ,.f -
10 d.ee. NerY oonvenieot 70 z VI n L.-s.
10 deep. Ney uesr TIE Wiref' -, - .....
TEo Lots hetHeen Rngsei' 40 - - ma ''t ee-s
fronting 60 feet each O. OaFs y ~ ~
A ch0 ee Lot froaIrrg 90 ZEE % - l-la sisa
,,,,,-i,,s- - 20 Ii u Cd neighhe
fuo Ao.s On Faiheriaud, eseh y eel y
no. ioininF Osrsr Bon mes rror'. = 80
TSro ots on FalheliEud, opfn--0 Piiie
rrore-iv. each % Is Infect Ensse -.
A choice 10, foning 81 ,sno and yef. -
ty no deep. rdlosnlng A. n A''--'
nien. 10 the Wire Bridge ,,,,,7ny = -
A lot on Russell street l-'Hh
ham. fronts 90 by 10 feet u, ,-.-l., lara-. 4
~. 49, ~ ~ -. pike By 40 yaran hs
OcuuIy Ioad. Ia, - shoihv -
A larFe numheE q - - - - foii
ssd n,-ss oshsTs. bsautiuiiF localae ~ "a.
Euz2S-u
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Edgefeld Property.

A Brick Cottage Vith3 rooms. on Russell street
very nesr he WIRE Bridge, and IN an excellent
neigh6orhood. Price, $500 cash
Also, another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. still more convenient to the Wire Bridge
porch good cisrefa, &c. rooms, store room and
Also. a use aud lot on Woodland street house
contsirs roons; Lot fronts 100 'eet by 80 feet
ceep; good shade, etc Pnce, S1OOOj one-third
cash, balance IN and yers-
Bouae on Bel Street, with 4 rooms. Lot fronts
80 feet by 200 deep, good cisisrn. Price S-o'O.
neat framed Cottage, with : rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good sisei good cstern poreh lront and
rear Lot fronts a. feet by lT9 deep situsitd lear
shelby PARK, aud very convenient to TIE Wire
Bridge. Price $500
Afrsme9 House With rooms and ball, porch IN
mont. well shaded and vel enclosed Lotironts 81
ieet on Woodland l7A feet deep joins theie7idelcs
al Mr.. Bury, tree $500.
brick Houpe with rooms, en- Herman street,
lot 80 feet BY 10. Good cistern and garsA dl eh
enclosed, Price $500
A Boufe on shelby street. with 6 god rooms,
kitchen. cellar, and Oh eisiern- La - ieet oJ
l75. Psics $500 cash.
A frame House on Galaiin pise With az rooms,
kitchen. outhous6s. ard an e11ellent enern wei
enclosed. Lot 20 feetby 10. Proc $50.
A-fraras.i Heuse on eansiin Pike, Hth rooms,
ouihouses. lomber she'd, aud an e1ciieni eisiern.
Ioi loo iset BY l7e Terms $500
A Large tsostory Brcz re-ideue, with eight
rpoInz, Ga RVsse 81, nes' Tulip shet church
a tenn, etc and wen enclosed inirovemenis N
excellent condition, sud one Of the p iocalons u
EdEeheld. m
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A farm Of i2S acres in Sumner county, 3 miles
from qallatin 20 ae es cleared, halsnce heivily
bnibersd and aterec; and Of fret rate quality
has good country house with rooms snd other
Improvements. Price, s., 500 tor the tract
Also, 5u,0o0 scTes Mineral and COai lands on
Cumb .rlsDd MOun4ains has any amount Of The
very best timber on 10.
Al Dance ttie firm Of acres. well Wstered
and well improved, 81 Hendersonyille, l6mles rom
Nashville, on Tea 4 \. r. K Has on q splen-
did spring and well the phase we'll ire osed ri e.
y, 80 cash.
20, farm cf .g0l acres Of very rich land lying
GU Spr ny Gre X, Madison county, West Tennessee,
y miles rom jackson, At the In erseclon Of two
good pixies. II pFoYements lrsi rs'e- All he acid
IN body or m traces suit purchasers. PRICE, so
per aeie.
Alsn, ore cfihe hes; and most highly improved
farms m tie state leaHtf ll7 located On tins side
Barieth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, IS miles
from Nashville, contains 81 acres Improvements
OF tha irst der. Caa be had at q bargain IL sold
mined stely.
A Farm OF 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one mites from Nashville, one nils south Of the
l. banon Eke; oil rich, vel enclosed with gnrd
cedar teuce spendidfy wstefei; four hundred
ares esred balance vel mbered with cedar and
Itaer z owth; Two rssdea Is the plsee--one
with room7, the other With rOoms-bOth with
coed outLouses, &c.
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At Johnsonville, on the Tennessee River, q close
connection is made with fine Laily Line Of Steam
ers, 10 81. Louis They viii receive the Cotton and
pay all accrued charges to that point, and trsns-
port to St. Louis, giving through bill Of ladIng %
lNew York At Il. LOUIS The Cotton ls transferred
by the boats to Br0ad Gague Mississippi and Ohio
River Railroa1, free Of Drayage, and BY them Is
carried to New York without ehsnge OF cars. II
shippers prefer the route BY way OF Louisville, the
Agents OF the different Through Freight LiT es 10
New Ork, will receive it at Nashville and forward
Il al the way by Raii, paying accrued charges.
" thout extra a. pehsa- 4 he Nashville Louis
vile, and the Nashville Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way OF Jacksonville
vii, not change cars st Nashville
Rates from John sonyl e 20 New York, Sc per bale;
from Nashville (a Rail. $40 50. las We are advi-
sed) Parties desiring 10 re-ship At Nashville, in
stead OF Johnsonvile, csn have option Of shipping
BY Steamboat to Clncnnati-- the Cumberland hs-
ar being in tine boating order," at low rates Of
Freight, not exceeding 50 per bale TO Cincinnati,
and nom that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at IS per bale Cotton by either route
can be lad down in New York from Eufsula, Mont
gomsry, Columbus or West Poipt, in Il days.
Shippers must conslgn 70 Steamboat Agent st
IOhnsonVile, snd TO Agents OF Through Lines, or
Commission Merchant NJ Nashville. Government
permits must accompany each bill OF ladng.
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Nashville Property.

An elegant story isrick Residence, Nc. 20 Cher
~ street. next c0cr 10 ''Wellrr House, containing
% rooms. Lotfronts 40 ieet, by $50 deep. One q
the beat plsccs 10 tie city.
Also a good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer stresi, IN good Conditon- Price mod
erse,
A Good Brick Residence, No @ Line street,
with nine rooms; gas fixtures al through the house.
Good outhOuses and stable, all in good coalition.
Lot Al by lSO feet Price very moderate.
AIsO-A Brick Store-house, No. q Broad street,
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high Is feet By TO- A most excellent stand, and Is
free nom taxation.
Ais0-A cOmm9dious Brick Dwelling corner OF
McLemore and Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
3 room, ard lgmber room. Lot fronts 400 feet On
Gay, BY 81 deep. sllenCid water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Price $40.
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For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm of2s acres o. good land, miles from the
city, near he sewsrts ferry Pike, well fencei and
Siso, splendid farm or acres. miles IRON
Nashville near stones riTerP ke; 40 acres cleared
balance heav v timbered. Land very rich
Also, farm Ct $50 acres fine land miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha. good
couutry improvements on il 81 acres heavily
tTnhered Pnce, $50 per acre.
Also, isrm Of l94 scres, = miles fTmo q city
on toe Buena Vista fike; IS acres cleared, baauce
hesvly tmbered splendidly watered soil ve-y
rich, s'll be sold IN body OF divided 70 suit pur-
chssers.
Also, farm Of 50 acres, miles from the city and
4 mile IRON Mulfleesoor3 Pike. Splendid land and
A yarn 81 sixfy acres good Isnd-lO acres IA
tiuiber-tl1ree mies rom tie city, on the Coun'y
roat, between ire CsrlsYiIe and BRICK Church
Pike. Price $500.
4 Farm Of ls71S Acres, miles nom the civ,
on the 'sNeeiy's Bend" f1i One-half Of the taci
"a cleared balance Veil tmbered. Has on 1t a Two
story brick residence with SIX good rooms, coed
kitchen stable, aod o her outhousss. The farm Is
finely SsieIed ana is enclosed with 4 good cedar
fence. .HHrTlr- rrrrFIl
A Farm or 81 acres. o, stones RIVER Pike, 3
rnil from the ty on Mil creek-oppqite Sa it'll 5
Mil About wo thirds Of ISIS neh bottom land
and well watered.
A Nice Little Farm Of 16lI Acres four and a
hstf niles nom the city on the Whites creek PIKE;
our acres IL timber. Place well Hsiered.
A splendid Farm containing 400 Acres. I'VE
miles rom NashYili = on tbs Nashville and Chatta-
mo- a rsilooad g. Glen Clife Depot, and on MIL
creek. 7 be land IS very rich, spiendidly Watered
AM beautifully located. This u one Of ths best
I Grass FARMS IN Davidson county, and Is pecu-
lisr adapted 20 raising Stock. On the place is a
railroad switch" near b Is a sery large and
bank ing a splendid plase for an extensive Brick
Asrd. Tnere is two story brick residence, with q
framed addition, containing rooms also kitchen
and out-houses, good harms, stables, &C, and an
OrchSrd OF 100 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Li1ie Farm Of IT Acres four and &
half miles from the city. on the Dicker-on p ke-
Has fran house with tour rooms, out-housea and
stable. Laaa very richi excellent Nater. Price
S25OIcRlh
Ccl5 Il
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

MO RECEIPTS FoR GOODS FOR gHTPwF-7T
n oTsr ne n. A O., and n An w. RrII---f-
Vii b YEA b any aGent or eek a tie q &c.
depots sud stai ons, unless ever packrqs -
earh rackaEs mus also - planlv MARI ~
e Necessary iur TIE agent 70 classis tbs fIesrsuf
binds q gods. Al rscsipts must T. IL dupiicaie
the Tosd retznins ga. These rales VII e sfrsefy
adhars1 y. u rErTVa
{ ssslai Ersisbf Agent, \. &C. 1sdH. TW-RR
kaeeFlhe. oert =, isds--sapt2Llm
s.zes,s. ffeaa md hnes, Baabar md plfpaica
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N!nZ.2R!.NZZZl

40 uedicsl uren snd the loress recs,nnuend nR
SihiCkLaNp'S ASTElJHCiIERA MIXTURE ~
tne oaif ceFta n remedy for ifaIrho7a sui lfscn-
tefs. y n connhinsiioa Ct Aitrnreuts, Aosor-
ueuts, surn llsuts, snd OaunuatNes aud Is VA
t'elted ~ teci cure a Or ali ojher means have
ialedi eH ecisiiy IN chronic cases.
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Notice TO Shippers.

oFFTCE & EiS. SUPERINTENDENT y. c. r.
RAsaYsILk, TESS., sep. l7th, lsoa. J
OWING 20 the western and Atlantic Railroad
~ snn beng "a re possesslon 81 NE MAiafl al-
Chsitsnooga must b prepaid either there or g tis
% 1T 49,.
Frefchis ri knoxvilie are nov t4ken through
thoriies redroish tie " A r r., and Nrrnge-
E.ssis an t,s6e Tor thToagh Frslghts soula.
WI p rNNEa
seplad Gen. SUP. n. kC Rsilroad.
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We are also Agents for the well known
HOWE MACHINE,
Ella. Howe, Jr., Inventor 4 Pa,en,ee,


aa oL8A1t
Il is unequslled as a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established. rueea
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBST work,
using a much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made st the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pefyision ofthe President Of the Com
pany. ELIAS HOWE, Jr the Originsl
inventor Of the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
stsntly on hand -e
Machinery repaired and Satisfaction
gparanteed
BrLibeTal Inducements offered to
Agents.
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Chanoery Sale
NashTiile Exnndsd!


o. us lots Oh shc prfaiscs q Marriages
Magnificent Addition % Nasivac, on
"Wednesday and Thursday, October IL and
a. 1854.
nnE groEth OF Nashville bsing 80 rapid, sud
4 the , einani for Hou-es sne hullirg Los
bciugfo gHeat, Mr. Thomas usrfiug has eonsen-
ted thst se nav fufl irte rnHFket q Second
AdtiuoaC f lbs htautui TITS leiaeen the CHI Iiol
and 10 rlfem. As prnli iae iuFusiments ani
NonmaudnE les Tor pu,a'c kesiderccs. the e.
lloit ale ua-u1la-fC3. Terms iuaet liberal CuIui-
N>es 81 fdtug iree passage te ard ln1In the Lots,
vi leave no square snd corn,.F 1T Uuiou sud
Nfe ~ Stecis 81 Dor u'cloCi A. De- On each day Of
safe Don iaa ID on hena ID yoa assire a Do Id
hl ld on 90 o. make rao3 nV, Stlneuf irea lram
Ccrpura.iuu fs1,s.
lar " BROWN.
Asri f-tate AGENTS
ortl- t1 asl lui0a 81. Nashville. Tim
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The Railroad between New orleansand
Jackson, Miss, has been thoroughly
repaired and through trains are running.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
Their haggage checked through 10 destna ion.
Upon arrival Of stsauieIs % Cincinnati, convey
anee y ! % furnished, free OF harge 10 Rotels or
Depot. Al ne g 3 hisfl Line Steamers stop 81 A
o. ". Rsii Fay Nhar Boat foot of 5lh sire t. An
Oinuibus and Baegsg- Wsson sil 1e IN readiness.
o. on afrvsl OF Even ~ fosf fom louisville 70
convey pas enger. aad Their haegsge. fee, TO At
lentr and Crest. " esiern Railway Depot "a very
shori dlstance,) thus assuring connections.
Fsrs Sc low, and time quick a. by any oiher
route.
Ee-felsets can he procured in Cincinnati st the
NpIiheRsl corner Broadway nd Fl NJ Street, No.
30 West -Four q Street, ana NJ the New lass NIGER
Depot lincinnat, Haui t0l and Dayton Railway
ard at rneipal OMcts Of Connecting mes.
& F. FJILER, Cant. {. BARNEY.
Gen TcketAgt Pass Agt Louisville.
-. Mel AIREN.
fepl8-u Generd superintendent.
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m hhNElNled AND HAVE ~ STORE
100 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whskey.
- Viewers Monongshela Whisky.
% Rohertson county,
- Fine old Lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very hne
10 Old apple -
10 Fins imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine ''star" and Crescent Port Wiue.
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, (superor quslity)
70 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
60 Weeks Fine Cstawhs Wine.
100 . longWorth's rp trziing Catsgba Wina
100 Imported Claret Vine.
10 Casks Fine Jamsca Rum
20 " Imported Holland Gin,
80 Cases genuine Nsiciatsl Ahsyntha.
10 Casks Suueror Cat.Wna Brandy.
loo Barrels Fine n. U Sugar.
p C.ffee
rs Bills and y bills. Powdered Bar. SUGAR.
90 Z Crushed Sugar.
80 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
25 bbln and y bb n D Molsssas
100 Boxes Superior German soap
$50 Slar and Summer Candles.
100 Starch
800 Csses assorted Matches.
100 BIC Soda
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saashrille &Anluu.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE
SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGA-
TON.
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From Cincinnati.
VIA
AdaltiC& Great WGSterRRaiIHal
Thrss Though Trains lave Cincinnati Dali
SPECIAL NOTICE.

- This is the only rOuts % the OH Regions
Pennsylyanla. The Night Express leaves every
Sunday ght instead Of SATURDAY hight An other
Trains leave Daily, Suudsys excepted.
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EAoEoI &C.
For SYPHILIS or YenereaI Diseases. The Sarnar-
tan's Root and Herb Juices Is the most potent Ger
tain aud Gfectua remedy ever prescribed Il rssch-
and erAdleates every particle OF lhe Venerea poi
son, 20 that the cure il borough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and he heAle.;,
and DO not transmit 70 our posterity that for Which
you msy repent IN after years
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you msy be pronounced mcurssIe, the
every vestige Of impurities irora the system, ~ well
As al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALEsil FEMALEsIi
In many sffechons with uhieh numbsrs Of Fe-
males suffer. the Root ard Befb Juices s rlost han
ply sdspted, IN lceuted Utarus, il Whites. IN
bearing doEns Falling Of the womb, Debility and
for al compaHts i1eiaent 10 The sex Sent By ex-
prsss- Pnee, s. per bottle.
Samaritan's Wash,
L. in case Of syphilis, used in copjuncaon with The
Root ana heTb Juices Fan directions, Price afy
cents.
The efheacy q these remedies Is alike ackpowi-
edged b physicians snd uaiieLts.. fhsy a-e ussd
Ia the I. s Hospitals and b. thsirresl merit hsve
gained The appreciation Of the most able surgeons
Patient tEke notice The iBgrecisnf. are known
@ me Physeisns who use them, as you VIII see BY
P0sI HosFTTEI, FoRr MaRssAIL.l
bsitmure, Feb. ~. 1854 I
81 have great satisfaction IN stating that have
u ed The ssmaritan's kemsdies" iorlV ensresl
1 isssse IN il most customary forms that / lave
USED them with Judgment, uascrt ton, and proper
~, and have found them respond % nv autcips-
no promptly snd efectual y. knowing their
have the fullest confluence IN their
ethracy, and as ar a. my use o. them extends,
uecommend them etrcrgiy -
ALFRED C. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 5ih NeE York Vols.
Reader, here b. pfocf positive Of the value Of
lhe<e truly valuable preparations. TIE Old sieSen-
rg a7de gustiug drugs have 70 give Wsy 10 rene I
Dies purey Feeeta5ie pleasant 70 tho tastei and !
seii - v J a c v SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine streets. Nashville ]
DESMOND 4 CO, Pu0pneiors
SIS Rsee street, Philaieiphih, Pa. lsspzo-sm I
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TO TlIE LADIES OF NASHVILLE.
Millinery and Dress Making
LIN Re.

Hsying teen IN business in The city f,r bong
tine, she feels sure ofbe NJ shie o give the sare
sstzfac on iEhica has oue for the last a years
! 10 those Ladies VINO hEYe chosen, and who NAV
/ choose. patTonne her t-tahlirhmsnt
ucis-Sm
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e. s sosHs Cincinnati a.. p = .41 11. York
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Although you msy be pronounced incurssIe, the
Samsritsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove
every vestge Of impurities frurn the system, ss well
a. al the bad effects Of Mercury.
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Il! @Umneeticut Geen GutttnN8l!!
GmpRns sebta 20 3tRen 3rrsasltdsr AIaltta ju etr
bIItSem Trtttt sl .-.1
iMstsS 4 al Gr&anne pIats rAHs Gpatnar.
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Wrcfcllpr 2suubram'e
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r1ore, 9onnerta6, ben ~. Suit 1885.

gungSanltalt, tpelder nan 1h iberloilsn, wurbe
es leoOd lpdte, tiefe Nadt, bepor man pirflitb
Die 9auptltaot oes bersii9en Qanbes erreldts.
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