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A Swedish uewspsper FIRST arrested our
attention upon the fact that the excitement
produced by the revelation Of Abraham
Lincoin's origin, fortunes, and final fame,
among the workingmen Of Europe, had been
Tedoubled BY similar disclosures with re-
gard u Andrew johnson. The fact that
twice in succession men of inferior birth, Of
straitened circumstances, Of no peculiar sd
vantages for learning, and even Of no genius
capable Of overcoming their d advantage,
had been elected to the highest office 10
which men can be elected on the globe,
was, 70 Europeans, one Of portenti0us sig
niicancc. Il showed that neither birth,
nor education, nor wealth. nor talent, nor
genius-fve things, one or other Of which
has, from tine immem0rial. been regarded
by all men, wise and foolish, from the re-
mOtest antiquity % the present year Of
grace, as necessary 20 distinguished success
was requisite 70 the grandest success IA
America. u showed that, ia our country,
there was a career open % an men. 10
showed that here, fortune still played freaks
and antics which the Old Worlds systems
and oastes had long ago ended, by breaking
her down, like Schiller's Pegasus in traces.
What my this the lower classes learned and
repeated as fairy tales, were here Ordinary
facts, and uuconsidered triles. It showed
that the four attributes Of tact, tdustry,
ambition, common sense, were equal in vaf-
ue 70 the traditional advantages % birth,
wealth, education and genius no w0nie
there has been excitement TO Europe over
the discovery, Again and again have OBJ
serving friends narrated 70 us the vide
spread discussion which these remarkable
facts are creating. Schulze Deiizsch, a "a
nous orator and friend Of German workmeu,
alluded % them 50 q convention which he
addressed az Nurcmbulg, SIX weeks since,
by saying" Pres deut Lincoln, the rail
splitter, died at the hands Of az assassin
and Immediately his post is SLED BY Presl-
dent johnson, the tailor. What q remark
able coincidence that iust At the moment
when the labor question agitates the world,
two laboring men rise, by virtue Of frae in
stitutions, 70 the highest rank"
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have noticed az advertisement in thc
different city papers, headed, "seeoud An
nual issue of the Nashyille Ciiy Dirrctory.'
This is done b mis- cad the business neu or
The city, aud give the impression that the
party bad either bought cut my interest iu
the Directory, or 10 make them believe that
would not get out Directory f5r 1855
They tried to get the use of my name for
ths Directory, but this I refused neither
would I agree 10 engage them On The Disec-
tory, which I propaae getting up 10 the
Spring OF 1866. THIS was doue on account
Of their incapabiity Of managing q work
Of the kind, a. well e. other business iu
which we were formerly connected besides,
the party who is getting up The Directory IS
not q resident OF Nashville, and therei0re
would not take the same interest in tbe
ma ter as a citizen of The city would.
write thia IN justice 70 hepublc as we'll
as myself.
Respectfully, r. n. srssEIcy,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
orf4-ff
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Representation and suffrage.

The following is the form Of the amend
ment q the C1ustituti0n % app1rti0u Repre-
sentatves according 10 the number Of clsc-
tors, whion was introduced by Air. sumner
in the senate, February s, I555, and on hil
motion referred 20 the Judiciary. since
ihst the principle has been adopted 10 toe
reformed Constitutions % the states of Ala
hama and Mississippi, and for the very rea-
son that we have urged, % wit % secure
equal representation to the white p0puia-
tion Of different sections among which the
black population was uuequally Distributed.
Z" Aaleaduclf % ne C5Hstitat0H, au1or-
ti0HiHg Rspresenfafircs in Congress a. nd
ing 20 fks HnEi5sr of aefllai electors. "Reure-
ssntaiives shall b. spporlouei among the
several States which may he included Win
IN the Union acc1rculg % fle nur5sr sf l,sfl
citi1sas q age Agring ~ each S.an fls "a Z
fcaii9as rcgiiEits f0r slssfors u the r-o..
numerous branch of the State Lesislafare.
The actual enumeration of such cIt.zen.
shah be made by the census OF the Unitsd
States. Ca. Gazsfie.
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RANKERs AVID RROKERs.

OTIs, F. A.-Attorney snd Counsellor at LsE,
" Office 421S Cherry sf P .. Box 74s.
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As General Robert T. Lee has swora g
" "henceforih iaIhf1Iiy supuort. urotest and
defend The Constituii6n ~ nc Ctiied s.atss.
and the unioa Of he States hereunder,
and also % support the Emsnc. patton Pro
elametion, We suppose the small ~ Of the
rebellion VII nos la troubled WITH cousci-
sutous scruPles about dong the sane tnlng
Perhaps, presently, i vii be sean thzt6su-
sTal Lees example, living, j. more useful
aud Instructive than the ceremony Of hang.
ing him could heye been
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just prior 10 the breaking out Of the re-
belliOn, the Southern connections Of this
market were becoming rapidly extended,
and the products Of the Northwest were
finding the way by boat and rail fer into
the interior of that section. A great activi-
ty was observed among our merchants TO
aid this extension, and The richest returns
repaid their enterprise. s.. Louis, as far as
the experiment was tried wss greaily ben
Gifted, and the South reciprocaied fully the
effort Of our citizens BY heavy purchases
and a liberal exchange Of commodities. It
was developed then, and We thi nix a renew
al Of thst commercial intercourse viii bring
out the same result that this market is the
most available, the cheapest and the best,
taking all advantages into consideration, for
the planters and merchan Of Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and the con-
tiguOus States, and every one will agree, in
view Of the past, that an early resumption
Os that business is one of the most highly
desirable trade objects we can have in view.
Ii is with pleasure, therefore, We observe
an early effort 10 re-estabiish these south
ern connections, and that arrangements
have been already contaminated on a
scale Commensurate with their importance.
Messrs. c. ]. Gallery 4 Co.'S line Of boats
are nov in operation 20 husohville, on the
communications are accessible 70 the inte-
rior Of the South, by which shipments can
be made without delay, and on terms as
reasonable as any offered in the entire
country. The "St. Louis, Cairo and John
sonvlle Packet COMPANY" represented bv
the above firm, has contracted gith the va
TiOus roads for pgsseuges and freight trans
pOrtatiOn, and now offer 70 the public the
only cheap, safe and continuous line Of
transit between this city and the prominent
msrkets of the South.
The Tennessee is not subject 10 obstruc-
tons from ice, and maintains good uniform
stage throughout the gear. From Johnson
VILE TO Nashville e good road is i'm opera
ton, and thence TO points East and south
the same facilities radiate and reach the
principal dep0is OF Alabama. All points in
Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and
Alabama are accessible by this line and its
connections. AT present the cotton Of the
South is finding its way to market through
this channe, and II this should be attended
10 as it properly deserves, O direction might
be giyen az this time - this staple Of I'M
p0Itauce 70 our future interests. There can
be no doubt but the trade of the South viii
assume its fermer dimensions 10 a short pc
ri d. Six months hsve only elapsed since
the declaration Of peace, and the whole
country unItes IN astonishment az the recu-
peratiye energy that region exhibits. The
people Of the Northwest rejoice az this eyi-
dence of strength and vigor, snd arc ready
TO renew the mutually profitable intercourse
that existed. Our merchants ere deeply
interested, and should be on the alert to
foster an enterprise which, while it benefits
two extensive sections Of the country, qua
rantees 70 them ss rich a business as any
other commercial connection afiords.-Si.
Totrfg Uarl1f~rf
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orna. Z. $ n.a.s5 T.1 Oa.zsno.I...
Sale of Government Mules.
Orucr AssifrlSr orAz-ruNasFEA.
etsrvrrfr. T'rrN- fl-f 6 1855.

OrfIcr AsgItraSr QrkE-EsNAsrEA,
NasEV1LtE IEzS-, uct 8. is65- !
y VIAL, efsr ior sac q putlc auction a. the
(,overnusut Corrsls In Nashville. Eeuuessee. OF
Nonday. oc; I'd. isds.
SEVEN HUNDRED GOVT MULES,
These mules are 81 large slEe. IN Eood condition,
- ~ frorn disesse. u,osi q them hsvng beCp
nsei IN the trsns por aison oi TINS depot
So 10 commence atQ oelnfks g. IN, October z. q
,sss ~ sartuue aailv until the stock = AL sold
'rerr-s cash ia Goveruusat iuuds-
~ S-ser .. Ooi. A J. Ascesy, CniefQ y Dept
E. b. KIRK,
=" ls-rst Capt and A. e. n,
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A School ef A griculture,
HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies'

rv,ur s-st session Of uis Inst tuition vii COM
,,,sr.s on MONDAY, October sd, 1855, snd ter
,.,i,ste an Thursdsv, jane 2sth, 1855 Il WI ne
,,-ir.r the immediate supervision OF Ms = faii-
,.inr assisted ty The Fsculiy o. frsnklh Voueee,
- - e,s,re eni Ferssle Ieschers- The rurpose
- -, tl,,.~4 81 rlsasrers b 10 atord holng Lanes
Re yrrv cest edarauonsl adVsnisges
m !, Session vii consist Of tao Terms, es N
F,,-,,.S ~ = - Fssx, Board. wsshirg, kuel, snd
: srnfs slgn: Tuifon, inciudng Nocni huse, -
=. -. I-strurneuiai Muse, 50; Use o. lns-rn-
-ne5t. s. Modem LsnEusgess facls si1i AI"N---
- Ar. her ia.oruaHoa, address 7. Fsnnins.
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mHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchanges Governments Securities
and Goa. Collections promptly attended to
God. Stocks End Bonds scld on Commission.
" W BERkY, President. EDeAR JoNEs, Ca her.
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DURYEA'S AIAIZRNA

qgst received medal and hcnorsbic mention Rom
49, p,vsl Commits ssionors, the competition Of AZ
prominent .nsnuioiurers ei ION stsien Soe
Lyretsare8 c. Fiour" Of ths ana other countries
,,othgithsI anfIBg.
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PHoFOaEAFHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and Coufsdsrats. The largest col
lection in ne west, i5r sale, wholesale sno
retail. Remember the plues, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25Csdar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may2I-G
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Officers who desire to have their men mus
tered out u service Immediately, can have
their Muster-Out Rolls, Pay Accounts,
Monthly, Quarterly and Final Return Of
Quartcrmasters aud Ordnance Stores, cor-
rectly and promptly made out at The Claim
Agency Odice of lngerson and Rogers, 90 =
Cherry street, up siairs ssPil3 ti
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THE CoNrEssIoSs ASB ExFEEiEsCEor AZ IE-
vkLIn.-Pubhshed foT the benefit, and as q
caution 70 young men and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Doesy ol
Manhood, &c, supplyugst the same SINE
The means OF seli-cufe. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quaekery. By enclosing = postpaid adj
dressed envelope, single copies may bo bad
Of he author.
NaTHkNrEL MaFFaIE, Eaq.,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. Y.
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D. D. Denton & 90
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory. 8
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourseI-
YES.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread. Cakes.
&c, sc.
.. p. pssIoS. 81. HusTlseIos.
tePia-sn
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FTER a suspension Of four years this lnstitu-
~ ton has been re-orgauiE@d, and Wdl be re-
opened on MONDAY, October I'd, lsf5.
The College Is fsvorahy situated 10 a quiet
heslihy section Of country. and every facility VII
Be- extended Tor the acquisition Of sound. pfact-
cal edu ahon. The Course ol study vii embrace
Ancient asd Medern Language; Mathsmstcs, A.
tTunony. aBd Crri knEinteunE Natural Philcso-
phy Chemistry, and Nafnrsl History; MeEtsl ami
Mora Science; Ansient snd Modern History, and
Cvil Poliiy: Rhetorc, sni Engiish Literature.
Eider r. FANStss, Essisied hF eroie-snr J. n
Pickeu, Professor A. J. Fannng, sad other side
and experenced Educstors, will have The lmme-
disie mansg-ment of the Institution.
A school sf Agriculture.
Under 7. Farming, eu'hrac ng griculgnral Chem.
isfrv. Natural History, and the practical mansee-
MEET of the Farm a3a she Garden. viii be connect
ed with the College.
The Session ~ rankin Oollege vii consist Of two
Terms The first Nul begin ocsoter 81, lsoai and
md February l4h 1885; tie second WI begin
February 18Th, and end June 2sih ls66-
Frpauses per Termi Board, Rooms Fuel snd
Wrshnr. Sis: Tuidcn in CoileEe, S1oi Tuition ia
Preparaiory Department. 500 Vocal Muse. .
lsnitor Fee s.
For Circulars, confagnng further in norsnsron, sr-
nv 10 T. FsLu nE, OF ProissscrJ j ID. PICKETT Nash
" ip Teunes see.
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JTSTTS /. MCCARTHY,
AltOrney and Counsellor at Law,
wAsHINsToN, D c

WILL GvE PROMPT ATTENTION = tss
w prosecution of cisms b icre the Oouft O.
Cams, and The various ExecurFe bePsriinenia-
REFERs TO
Bon h Y Ric-, Z. $. ssusis hon. Wn- Window,
". Ci bon NJ. s. Lslhsra. n. Z. fenatei hon,
AieE Bauscy. m. S. Ssnsta Han- = A aetosls'1lii
N :. scraie Ben Rm. b. Nscisy, - l. Non
Wm krloEg. n c., Hon. 4 J.. ktcSer, aiul :
Non ,knheTt .. Walker; aon. Cksrss 30 nss. ,.
! Eou. B ?, Gra1Eer. n, c. X. J. haieensl,
ESQ, fe Hon. WHl. A. Hal, n. c. Col 6, y.
EsinF, Ind. lsspis-lm
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The advertiser having been restored TO
health in a few weeks, BY q very simPie
remedy, alter having suffered several year.
with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease COusumption--,a anxious to make
known q his feil9w sufferers lhs means ol
cure.
To an who desire lt, he viii send g copy
Of the prescription used, liree of charge
with directions for preparing and using thc
same, which they VII ind a sure eule ior
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ec. The
onlY object q the advertiser iE sending the
prescription s 10 benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he considers 60
be invaluablei aud be hopes every sufferer
VII Try his remedy, as it will coat them
n7ihing and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing The prescription viii please
address Rev. EnWAED A. WILs0s,
Williamsburg, kings Coz New York.
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The Original and Best IN the world
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, ksiiaoie and lnstauianeous. Producel
BroEns without lniEring The hair or nEin
Remedies the iil effects 81 Bad dyes sold
bY all Drurgists The genuine i signed
william a. baichelor. Alaos
RsgeuerafiHg Erfracf ef Eiifeaelrsi for
Resforiag and Bsauf. fang ~ Aatr-
CHARLES BACHELOR, Nav AosE.
emily
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rhe complerion ana -.

Hair restored, Light Hair darkened, Weak
Hair strengthened, and Bgshy hair beauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled iaees curui, purifed and
made son, smooth, clear and btauiifui bv
the use o. Chapman's Celebrated Hecefpts
Mailed irec 70 those who wish to give them
an honest trial.
These raccpts eau Be obtained without
charge BY return mail, by addressing
Tuos. r. CHAFaAs.
Chemist and Psrfumer.
oct5-im 55l Broadway, New YORK.
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Government COal at Private
Sale W

OzrIcE cnEF ouAETEzNAsTEE, DFP'r or TrxS..l 4
NAsHFILLKs SspL 30, 1855.
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY THOUSAND
Il $50 oo0l bushels Of Governments Cosl IN tsrr.s
Bos ready 30 b. disposed cf at pFvaie ale IN ms
city. I'te Coal wall he sold with or uthouf he
bsrges, b. ihe single barge iosd o. the lot This Il
3 tns opportunity ior the UtEsfH AZ Nashville 10
ottain iaelr supply Of Cosl ior he = uer a. low
rates- A9y iniormatos desired N reisfion to the
sane can ne o. Hned a tbs once, No. 10 Cherry
Street A. J. MACKAY
Coloael snd Chef Qua ter1nastsr,
ocu-u DepaftIuenf Of Tennessee
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Cruurltksn srtnE NJ a-For Two Fear e.ii .
lfal ula nile. tUl 1r I11lcc So .lI.lit o. aIu.
cruf 6aulheFlsad staze 80 p o. sllliiaF ia ta f1
cIlael ifou siar.irg 10 tas al1ag. tIa1ra u..H
tie llluerrE eulllca
q RBt hssshsui nsu,ss gh G nugaias. praaUrsu
shove
g Turssr 3 Joaasoa aa1ae eh'c uopper rsiiurs
aiIrf
1 Tb Piiis-soa names en- G ChesaEauga. sei..
e1fe fhlGe
asa, 3 a'anche Rous1aau, ped srae atuFf.
. A Aafaea nanes th G a7aneFIia tf karghla.
sut aI Sac argere. tT iaarorira Al latln.
g hinteR b inneT uaurH cn Iorua.sa, ny Naul.
med re, dsai hT Cls.Ia aarciI
& W a hchyman uarses Ert kniEua, tY Ct'la
Harold cut Cd uo.ta PSI .uIr fI aI.
3 Also, bt curreacy, ty Ch. ae hlrca ta'n aF mp
seYthan
II I harty lames th fCar.t1la. ~ fak hN.rr.
aa.n A.bl Ware cuf aI LeFialnsu
SANS DAY
haniicap; MIis Hea1t Aa1ocssalu Puss tf-l
ANpREW ELYNN. sc,rotsrT,
criift Nashville. narn
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CoI6AFE 3 Co. beg 70 inform their custo-
meTs that they still continue the manufsc-
turs Of their various styles Of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Ceudles.
Prices current forwarded By mail on ap-
plication. CoLGkrE d Co.,
Nos. So 8 S. John st., New York.
iulv2e-sm
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Ihs nrstal eha9esF' a. kslzJ o. Warnnf
- fas.rucacn lor Young Me1. A.. rr.. 49, l.,
Hstls uuztnclt % D.sease1 Of iha Unuarr arf
ssruai EgsIams-6ssI Hes in zea.sf rrgsfsas1
ksaocia1ioa. Fhiiada ptis, p .r-Is.-i,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents of Insurance Companies.

(tAREY A SMITH, Ecs. &c ard 3s Union street.
~ fup staiTsl represent the folloNifg Companies
Isn, PhosniK and Enieksr6ocker LIE Of New York,
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

KIM ANhts cf drsi ciass isni f,r ssie, 8 miles
oN',I GglH Nsshsiis, s3.ouinr ths t.lsnisfIen i
~ Y. hsr1inE, in Eocd fiafa Cl culurztCl.
-. sas s-ltns app.y 70 = v. Chldress. Attorney Ei
- - a1l.is, 1snE No. e CherEy street
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OIROULAR.
WHEELER a WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

tIthl u = ne rresi Family Seusnr 49,
Nefid H . the ulosi RAPID n N -.-,e 9. ne
~ Esst. lt unakrs ihs dcubi5 th-,s5 -. a-s M
n 80 -. :. - ~ l9i ss'e lt is Almost ua,.
EsiteD IN ne uesi uesltinl r1s,-.- Il Anl l
uloss ocsuu.ll fece OF igrl-turo. Do l. ~, a
pc % tus construction. 10 uses NJ ss.-5I.
sevs ~ lsEi a. scYin5ier can turn. '-'
lt hss univer sslly carried oH The prerrl,,,, -,
ever hss heop cailed io TIE test al ~ w.
ar, Loudon, the Industrial Expostuu a. F--'.
- uai,ed States Fslrs 50 Sisis Fairs a Nfs-s-
- issaiaies, ard 81 County Fsus. OEl,a III ~
-ea.t Temple. C1lruh 81, sane RON Ith Io---g-
@tsnioa v. g. WALkEB, Asss.'
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NASHVILLE
8Iuad Horse Association
FALL MEETING. 1885.


fH'H6 iliioslnz s1stes snd uurssE ere odtrei l7
ccm1enciuEoa On the tolh DAY of 0cioter narts
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euatn stakes 1r l1rae Fenr cilis tao 1ir heats.
e-lN rutlarre; 3 % 'ollaI. thrce f1 90 tha fIaar
assooall-on Co add 81 81 d De raca u rll. C.oasI
alin The 'clQairE clIlirsl
Z. n h cneaiaaas aamcs ch q sarah II. tF Ten a.
COZ. Gus uf lslorala hF hrIiHsa.
Z. Mark iaarg lsues H1IrT 81 sns taT', nF La
rgru, oas ol Lalra tT irn i-F'aihsn
;. darI1 kaalaE uauies en- lfdg EashIeu ~ llIp
hcnl.e scQlrrd, cue q houas faah-cu aT
lmn N1la-cn
a n \ Dta1 al1s 1l11E1 Cart lnnrrs 1r G E1l.c.
tv keFeuus, ditl nT irn t.huu
8 hirtlu a hlnlsF lau-os Cd csnlll- tF 40 sH.
cl ta ticar7e. taln nT Hrlnaa
e y r. Kerry p tars ch icurra. years uid. aai
@. ni thsai.tsli, la.a liIfnaas lala
uHnFU n.W
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Thsse pens bear my tr1ls nlzT&, - o. P. BAREEs,
E1raA LoU., KT.," for which hsTe secured the
e3pB-Tsgf and are Warrauted equal in hneness oi
matsria and workmanship TO the best Eastern man
Hfacture, and are believed 20 be superior TO al
Others in durability and ether substantial qualites
HhicE combine 70 make really serViceable pen.
Sent bF mail or express on receipt Of price snd
rsiEu ehmpcs tf b. mail, a. ug risk when 20 cents
is added for regshF1 Write your nsme and ad-
dress plainly.
Postage on Engie pen thTss ccIais pen with any
esss or holder and box sir esats. Old pens re-
paired for my cents tand staHpl each. Circulars
,ant FEEE. Address
G. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Msnuiaciuref,
sST Hain-ql~set Cor. 6rth. Louisville, KY.
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Hot Rolls. Rusk aud Bunns every morn
ing a. The Naahviils steam Bakery, ls
slnmer street, ncar Gnioa- tep5-tf
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Omicers' Accounts made out and cashod.
Quartermssters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made mp BY II. Tompkins, late
Major 18th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
ice corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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WAGON HARNESS, &C.
Tennessee Marine and Fire
Insurance Co.

TFyHE requisite alnornt Ct stick HAVING hen isksr
u 70 orEsniEs. boak for suhscIipto1s % he ~
E1ce q the stock 10 this Cd and ueu kncur one
under Ne oeE charter, Is nov opea g he unioI
ha1k. kusi1es1 ne1 kud prcua-fs hcl ters Via
E1sh 70 ION IN Fs-sstzt mag reirtse Horae Ia
siiiuioa are rtspectfally uriiei . suhscrlbs.
JOsEPH Walk,
gSO- ~. BILL.
aAN'L J. CARrER Nolatl--,ao5e1a.
sAA'L WATKINS,
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We are now opening the largest and finest as.
soriment Of
WOOl-KnIt Hoods, Nubias, SOR-
tags, Sc, In ibis City.

Beng constantly rep eseuied IN the Market by
an experienced buyer, our stock VII be Al al times
flll snd well assorted and offered al the lowest
price, - .-- -
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A MoSG THEIR STOCK shay hg FoUt1
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crrshot. Poaderei coffee. rorH l.o. sul svsrY
grade of Brisn augsra
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Butter. Oyster fsncT anf tImoui grarEeH
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