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Total. So 1914 80 LA
The report Of the majority was then
adopted.
On motion of ] r Mccain two-thirds
vote was required to make the nomina-
all times in order.
John S Hart nominated Col Isaac Far
mer, of Robertson; Mr. Tucker nominated
DIR E Cage, of Cheatham Mr. Creighton
nominated VIM Moore, of Robertson; r
Mccain nominated B Brown, of David
son Mr. Calender nominated G p Tor
bett, of Davidson.
The convention proceeded to ballot for
a nomination. Fourteen ballots were had
without any decisive result. On the
fifteenth ballot the name of j. B. Brown
was withdrawn, and Mr.. T. H. Cahal, OF
Davidson county, was nominated by Mr.,
Shaw, of Cheathan comfy. The vote then
stood as follows:
Fifteenth Ballot-Cahal 55; Moore 43.
Sixteenth Ballot-Cahal So; Farmer As.
Seventeenth Ballot-Oahal Sc; Moore AZ
Mr.. Cahal then came forward and
thanked the convention for the compliment
paid him. He had been nominated with
out his knowledge, by partial friends. He
neither wished or sought the position. He
wished for harmony, and to secure such a
result he moved that Mr.. VIM. Moore, OF
Robertson county, be declared the unani-
nous choice of this convention for hoater.
The motion was carried by reclamation,
and Mr.. Moore was unanimously nomi-
mated.
We rejoice that the convention have so
ably performed their labors and given us
SO capable representative. Mr.. Moore is
a sterling Democrat, one of the most sub
stantial citizens of Robertson county, and
is in every way worthy of the honor con-
ferred upon him.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS
Charleston, s. C, Oct. IL.

| Charleston, s. &c, Oct. IA.
/ HAY-There have been received about
400 bales Eastern and 1,200 bales North
| River qualities. About 200 bales Eastern
were sold at 165 q hundred, and trans
actions in North River at Las q hundred
We quote the latter at 1.45@1.5 so y hun
dred.
CoRN-The receipts of this grain have
been unimportant, The inquiry has been
in a limited way at about 1851. 80 q
bushel, weight, sacks included, for prime
white, and l.15@1 20 . bushel for Western
white.
OATs-There is light local trade in this
article at 65@7Oc bushel, weight, sacks
included. O. 200
FLoUR-The market is supplied with q
fair stock of this article, and moderate
trade has prevailed at rather easier rates.
Northern and Western fine may be quoted
at $50 . Dbl; superine at 5.75@6.00 2
bbl extra at 6. 50@7.0 . Dbl, and family
at 7.50@8.25 q Dbl. Southern qualities
are coming forward more freely, and may
be quoted at 6.25@6.50 Q Dbl for supers;
7OO@7.50 Q Dbl for extra; 5.00@8. so .
bbl for family, and 9.o0@9.50 y Dbl for
fancy brands. .zt ~.
BAcoN-Prime meat is held firmly at
rather sitter rates. Prime smoked shout
ders may be quoted at 16c Q Il; prime
smoked clear NIB sides at l9c Q n. Dry
sailed shoulder at 133@14c . n, and Ion
clear and clear rib sides at 164@17c . fb.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes, of the new
crop, are in fair supply, and may be quoted
at 8. SCOT 90 per Dbl. Onions are in light
supply, and are held at 5.25@5.5O per
Dbl. t.. --.--.-.. ..-
savannah, Ca, Oct. Ii.
FLoun-Stock good and demand moder-
ate. We quote: Superine 60007.00;
extra 7 Oo@7 80; family 5000. so; fancy
8 5000. so. --... ~.
BAooN-Our market is quite bare of
meats and the demand is good at the follow
ing quotations: Clear rib sides 19f@204c;
shoulders, 17@174c; the dry salt stock is
very light; dry salt clear nib and bellies,
165@17c; shoulders, 15@154c; breakfast
bacon, 17@19c; hams, 25@28c.
OArs-Are in good supply, and the local
demand supplied at S0@S5c . bushel,
weight, sacks included; black oats LIS .
bushel. @ sst -
ing in freely. Potatoes are dull at 800 2
Dbl Onions firm at $50 . Dbl Apples
plentiful at 2. 0094. 90 . Dbl ...-
CoRN-The stock on hand is light and
there is but moderate demand at the
following prices: For fair to prime white
l. 30@1. 323 from store; 1.25@127f from
wharf yellow, from store, 1.25; mixed
Western 1.1O@1.20.
HAY-The demand is light and the stock
ample. We quote Eastern at L65@1.15
from store; Northern at 1.55 from wharf;
1851. 40 from store. " 5si'al5 3 go 2
Hides, Erc.-The demand for hides,
wool, wax and skins continues good at the
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10th Day of November, 1870,

expose 10 public SALE on the premises, one Of the
most valuable and desirable Iron properties In the
State Of Tennessee, known As the Woriey Furnace.
It Ii a hot blast Charcoal Furnace, situated in
Dickson county, upon the Nashville and North
western Railroad, forty-four miles from Nashville
and the Cumberland river, and thirty four miles
from Jacksonville ana the Tennessee river; has
40 acres Of land, divided In almost equal por-
tons by the railroad, large portion Of which is
heavily tfmbered with oak, chestnut, hickory and
poplar available for coaling purposes and at con-
acres cleared for cultivation with 50 acres set In
clover and timothy, and the remainder covered
with thick and rapid growing second growth
of timber. The lands abound in ore Of the best
quality, In close proximity to the Furnace, the
bank now being worked being less than 100 yards
from the Furnace. Limestone is also In abundant
supply less than half mile from the Furnace.
The Furnace has . capacity Of eight to ten tons
Per day, Is in good repair, well supplied with store
houses, managers and operatives houses, has !
sidetrack and station house at the railroad and ID
wei equipped with machinery, mules, horses
wagons, carts, ste. etc, etc.
This property offers unusual advantages to the
iron manufacturer. The iron has had no superior
In the State, either for foundry or mill purposes
Shipping facilities are good and supplies cheap
the location exceedingly healthy, and the country
is being rapidly settled with good class of citt
gems from Pennsylvanis and other States.
TERMS OF sALE.-The real estate win be sold
for ten per cent of the purchase money cash, and
the balance in four equal Instruments Of s, ~, u
and u months, with interest personal security re-
ouired and Hen retained. The personal property
mules, wagons, carts, tools, etc, AL sums under
as0 cash: and all amounts above that, ten per
cent. cash, and the balance ON eix month"; credit'
notes With good and SUFFICIENT security required.
:, ARRANGEMENTS win be made 20 that parties de-
string to sttend the sale go and return on one
fare. . For further information, apply 70 tns IN
d--ss v,sd No SO Cherry street, Nashville.
ISAAC LTTTON, Trustee
o.tIe-eod- and Special Commissioners.
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LoconcrlvE HNGtsEERs


The seventh annual session of the Grand
International Division, Locomotive Engi.
naers, will begin in this city tomorrow
morning at the State Capitol Gov. Sen.
ter will deliver au address of welcome.
The Mayor of the city and other distin.
guished citizens will also be present The
Odd Fellows Band has volunteered to be
on hand with their superior music. The
citizens generally, including the ladies',
are invited to be present. The Committee
Of Arrangements have been interchangeable
in their exertions to have q successful
meeting, andto make it in ell respects q
pleasant reunion of the members of the
Brotherhood. A number of the delegates
have already arrived, and the entire repre-
sentation, numbering one hundred and
twenty TO thirty will probably reach the
city to day and in the morning.
The use of the capitol, granted by the
Legislature to the session of the Brother
hood, is most highly appreciated, and was
commendable in that body. TWAS mark
Of no common consideration that Nash
vile was selected by the Brotherhood a
the place for the holding of their annual
session. Hundreds will be in attendance
and the session will continue for severa
days. Representatives from most of thu
States will be here, and we trust that on
public officials and private citizens will d.
all in their power to make the sojourn O
the members of the Brotherhood with u
pleasant and agreeable.
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Personal.

Gen. P ID. Roddey, of Alabama, is on
business visit to our city, during which ht
will be the guest of our fellow citizen, Q.
c. Giers, ESQ. Gen. Roddey is the senior
partner of the house of Rod icy, Bell d
Co, in New York, which has an extensive
business connection all over the South.
In addition to this he is one of the party
building the Selma and Pensacola Railroad,
which. when finished, will, with the North
and South road, give direct line Of com
munication from Nashville to the Gulf
All possible success to the enterprise.
Gen. J. G. Hornberger of GAINESVILLE,
reached the city yesterday evening.
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ooo,6of KatIe Mullins

The funeral procession on Cedar street
Yesterday. attracted considerable attention.
1t consisted of pupils of St Bernard's
academy and members of the Sodslity OF
the ''Children of Mary" leading to their
last resting place the remains OF hatle
Mullins, their former schoolmste and as
sociate. It was lovely and solemn sight
to see the young ladies in their UNIFORM,
and wearing their rich badges draped In
mourning, leading the concourse Of sor-
rowing relatives and friends to the Csthed-
raj. aud thence in carriages to the cemetry.
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following quotations: Dry flint 16c; dry
sailed 14c. Deerskins 18c. Beeswax SOC.
Wool 30c; bury wool 13@23o. i-E is
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. rs.
BAcoN-Clear sides . ID zoe; clear rib
sides 19lc; shoulders 169c; sugar-cured
| hams 25c. % @ i5I 81 -
BULK MEATsLO Clear sides Ise; clear
| rib sides 1ec; shoulders 15c at 49, !, 20
FLOUR Superane $50; < 100 Xxx 7.50;
family 8. OO@6.5O; choice 8. Q0@10O0. haa
i GRAN-Corn-White 1.25s yellow or
mixed rs. Meal L25. Grits !. %. Oats
75e- Hay, y 100 lbs, l.80. 3. ,r,,1s-t. ii.
INV Macons Ga, Oct IA. r,7
(; BAooN-Clear sides (smoked) I92@2Oc
clear rib sides (snoked) 19@l9&c; shout
ders l6@164c; haHs (sugar cured) 27a@
800. .1gal.rr = -,s.. - :. ,,...-.. :
BULK MEArs-Clear sides 1S2@19c; clear
nib sides 1s4@1skc;. shoulders l54@154c.
DRIED FsUrT-V 10 1O@11c.
BUrrER-Goshen 45@5Oc; Tennessee
yellow 30@4Oc; country 25@4Oc.
FLoUR-Superfne 7,OO@7.5O; extra 800
@8 so; family s.50@10.O0; fancy family
brands IL. O0@12.0 90. 20 -
CoRN-white 1.S0@1.35; yellow or
mixed 1.15(91. 20. $3.50 a.
MEAI.-P bushel 135@1.45. teas
GRTTs-L60@1.75.
OATs-P bushel 70@80. .l
WHEAT-8 bushel 1.20@1.25. sf
FIELD Peas. 50@2.75
HAY-Northern 2.00@225; Tennessee
Timothy eco; Herds Grass 200; Tennes-
| see 200. -. b. t
l "a Atlanta, Ca, Oct Is.
PRoyIsfoNs-Baeon-Clear sides firm at
zoe; clear rib sides 19Ac; shoulders 100
163c; plain hams 22@25c; canvased sugar
| cured, 26@28c- -..- -....s :,
/ COUNTRY PRoDuCE-Eggs $50. Chickens
30@35c. Sweet potatoes 75c@1.OO per
bushel. Irish potatoes 3.50@4.O 90 per Dbl
LARD-Choice in barrels 1S@1Stc; kegs
and cans 19@193c; inferior 18@19c.
| Flour Stocks full; Superfne . Dbl 6. 0C
$3.50; extra 6.50@7.o0; family z. 0O@7. 80
fancy 8 90. H5-j ol s 3
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 184c; clear rit
sides 17sc; shoulders 143@15c.
GRArs-Sound corn stock light; white in
fair demsndat 1. 1O@1.15. Wheat-red LOO
l al. 10; prime white l.30. Oats 5000: Rye
1.25; in little demand. Barley-fall LBS.
| HAY-Timothy 33.O0@35.OO; clover
/ go O0@35.O0. n
Hoes AEn-LIvE CATTLE-Live shotes, g.
@7tc, owing TO size. Live cattle on foot
choice 3@3tc.
Com MEAL-We quote at 1.2O@L25 I
bushel.
BUrER Goshen 4O@5Oc; Tennessee 80
Il 64Oc t
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The GiIes CountH

Fair and Blood Horse Association will open
to-day, and full crowd and a good time
may be anticipated at Pulaski.
The Henry County Fair will open to-
morrow at Paris and continue during the
week. Great preparations have been
made, and an interesting time is expected.
The Agricultural Fair at Russsllville,
Ky, which is always surprisingly fine, also
commences to day, as does the fair at
Greeneville. We wish them all unbounded
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Beautiful Present.

Yesterday afternoon, our esteemed
friend, j. ]. Toon, Esq, the well-known
proprietor of the Franklin Printing House,
was agreesbly surprised while in the midst
Of his lsbors, by the entrance of an old
and valued friend, who presented him with
beautiful gold headed cane, as an evil
dence of his regard and long friendship for
Mr.. Toon. The unexpected presentation,
and the reception of this handsome gift,
formed touching scene, and will long be
remembered by both parties with feelings
OF unslloyed pleasure. This is the second
gift of this kind of which friend Toon has
been the fortunate recipient this wear.
They are merited compliments to a most
estimable gentleman.-Ahanta True Geor-
gidn, 18th.
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We find that opening our columns TO al
aspirants for Office, and their friends, who
wish to bring their claims before the pub
lie, will be so burdensome a tax and CON.
yume 80 much Of our space, that We are
compelled to charge for all such matter.
The price for all cards and communication
in relation to actual or prospective candi
dacies viii be thirty cents per line In oul
respective papers from this date.
]. o. GRIFFITH q Co.,
Union and American.
RoBEKrs q PURvIs,
Republican Banner.
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City Council, and the Rrotberbood

1t will be remembered that at the last
meeting of the City G Juncil an invitation
was extended to them by the Brotherh God
of Engineers, that meets at the capitol to-
morrow, to psrtake in their festivities.
The invitation was accepted. Mayor Nor
ris, has called the City Council and other
city officers together at 8 O'Clock to NOR
row morning for the purpose ofrepairing
in body to the Capitol, in accordance
with the invitation of the brotherhood,
and We trust that they will all assemble
promptly at the hour. -
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tho Grand Jurors.

The United States District Court for the
Middle District, Judge Trigg presiding,
convened In October session at the capito
yesterday morning, The following gentle.
men were sworn in and empanneled a.
Grand Jurors
VIM Bosom, Foreman; F W Emmerson,
Thomas Alison, K Knaffie, W b Hill, W A
Malone, Daniel Guthrie, K Sample, VIM
Spence, c H Ball, Fl Austin, Grisham,
A Shankland, VIM Clothworthy, Daniel
G Anderson, VIM Burton, L w Metcalf,
W H Goodwin, Reese w Porter, w J
Bassett NJ L Sanders, W.T. Tune, N Il
Gregg.
The charge will be delivered TO the
Grand Jury this morning at 10 O'Clock, at
which time the Traverse Jury will also he
sworn in.
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mARRUEn:

KERN-BAREER-on Thursday evening, Oct.
Is, 1870, by ths Rev. A. Il. BEDFORD, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Samuel Hunt, Fillmore street, Mr.
DANIEL KERN, formerly of Nashville, now Of
Franklin, Tenn, to Mrs. SARAH BARKER, of Nash
VILE. 30 11i can .nss los fIla as
The newly married couple left the following day
for their home in Franklin. Their friends wisl
theun AT, happiness and uroaperity ~. -..
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COnImendabIe.

The action of our fellow citizen Terry
Cahal at the Foaterial Convention at Spring.
field yesterday, in declining when he had
the highest number of votes cast In the
Convention, for the harmony of the party,
was highly commendable and worthy of
imitation.
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LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Cotton firm. Sales
L, 600 bales; Uplapds SD; OrIsans SD.
New York, 10:25-Ootton very firm and
holders asking higher rates. 9i dai-
New YORK, 10:45-Ootton strong. Ordi-
nary 12sc; good ordinary l4sc; low mid
ding 164c; middling log; good middiine
l6c; Mobile 1915 Orleans 1910. -
New York, 12-Market strong. October
delivery 15sc; November 154c; December
16sc. 9-r r,sygIru. 5i. Il Z
!. LIVERPOOL, INTERPRETATIONS unchanged.
NEW YORK, 2:30-Cotton steady and de-
naand fair. Sales $500 bales on spot.
October delivery 154c; November 154c; De-
cenaber 151c; January l5t@15ac. foa1a
New YORK, 3--Market opened firm but
closed easy. Sales 2, 240 bales for export;
1,240 for spinning. ,,sa,l $3.50 -
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Nashville md Northwestern Rail.

This road has been improved very much
during the past few months, and it is now
getting TO be No. road. Its passenger
coaches are equal to those of any route,
and the Conductors unexcelled; especially
is this the Gaze with Billy Miles; q more
gentlemanly, obliging man is not found on
any road. We learn that another train is
soon to be placed on this road This is
needed in order to accommodate the in
creasing business, and enable the travelling
public to make all the connections.
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GubernntoriaI Appointments.

Gubernatorial Appointments.
We will address the people of Tennes
see as follows:
Pulaski, Thursday, Oct. 20.
Franklin, Friday, Oct. 81.
Nashville, Saturday, Oct. %.
Gallatln, Monday, Oct. "a.
Winchester, Wednesday, Oct 26.
ShelbyvilIe, Thurdsy, Oct. 81.
Murfreesboro, Friday, Oct. %.
Huntingdon, Monday, Oct. 81.
Humboldt, Tuesday, Nov. 1.
jackson, Wednesday, Nov. 2. .
Brownsville, Thursday Nov. 8.
Memphis, Saturday, Oct. 5.
This list is agreed to.
JOHN @. Brown,
W. Fl. WIsENKR.
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The base ballists were ct it yesterday.
The Maxwell club beat the Green Stock
iugs in a score of u to IL. This is among
the summer Injuries that is decidedly on
the wane for the season.
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Preaching 20 the Engineers.

We understand that Rev. DR.. r. A. Young,
Pastor of the Elm street Church, and Rev.
DR.. A. j. Baird, of the First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, will preach at their
respective churches on Sunday next to
members of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, who are expected to be in
attendance.
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The Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial attacks
the radix or root of every disorder of the
bowels and digestive organs. 1t will also
rsnovats the internal w vessels, brace up and
invigorate the dilapidated system, restore
the appetite, and, as a consequence, give
buoyance to the animal spirits, as the dew
and rain refresh the withered flower
Sold by the sole proprietors, Mansfield 4
Higbee, wholesale druggists, Memphis,
Tenn, and by all respectable druggists and
merchants. 1t
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Public SDcakfnp-

W. @. Whitthorne, candidate for Coz
gress, will address the people of the Sixth
Congressional District:
At GAINESVILLE on Tuesday, Oct. %.
At Dover on Thursday, Oct. q.
At Charlotte on Saturday, Oct. 20.
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scotch Wool Undershirts and
Drawers at Ely & Whiteside's, Al
Cherry street, sign of Black Bear.
OCl5 II
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Two convicts, in charge Of Sheriff May,
from Madison county, reached the city
yesterday, and we're incarcersted in the
State Penitentiary, having been sentenced
by the Madison Circuit Court
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Merchants and Business Men, At

Every merchant, manufacturer, mechan-
ic and business man, who feels an interest
in the prosperity and advancement of the
city and State, is earnestly solicited to at
tend, if possible, the ceremonies at the
laying of the corner stone of the Imple-
ment and Machine Mandatory, in South
Nashville, this evening at o'clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by prominent
men. 1t
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Temneranca Iecfnre

Rev JBAird will lecture before Temple
Division No. % Sons of Temperance, at
Sons Hall. Union street, on Thursday
plight next All members of the order are
invited to be present.
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AN immense stock of fall and winter
dress goods, shawls, furs, blankets, fam
nels and hosiery at popular prices at the
Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
oct5 If JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Az Low Figures.

G. 7. Weakly, corner Of Tulip and Main
streets, Edgefeld, has marked down ev-
erything to the lowest figure. Meal at 81
per bushel; hay, 81 per cwt.; bran So cts
per 100 lbs; corn, so cts; oats, so cts,
Gem of the Burg flour, Sc per Dbl.
oc16 2t -.
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w. M. Bowen, TAILOR and Draper

Would announce to bis friends and pat
rons that he is receiving hisstock of Cloths,
Oassimeres and Vestings for the Fall and
Winter trade, comprising the latest and
most approved styles. Personal attention
given to cutting, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. All goods made up with dispatch.
sep18-1m .Es- .5F g.zl r. G-syI
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Fine MerInO Undershirts and
Drawers AT Ely g. Whiteside,s, IL
Cherry street, sign of Black Bear.
oci5 If
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NashvIIls Provision Market.

The market is entirely bare of bacon,
and prices may be quoted as nominal. We
quote packed from store as follows: @
BAooN-Olear sides 19c; shoulders Isle;
country hams 19@2oc. s7 .v,.ifI ,,'-[
OHoIm HAMs-Hart 4 Hensley's cele-
brated o. O. O. 25@25tc. h.. 49, r.
LARD-Choice in tierces, 1876; kegs,
194c; 10 pound csddies, 1870, 3 and
pound caddies. 200. sil lflsl n e1I
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RIO Reward

Will be paid by T. j. Yarbrough for the
return of white Bull Dog, yellow spot on
head and rump, to rs and rs South Market
street. ocl5 3tF
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W. DUNsTEAD is manufacturing the
finest quality of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Travelling Trunks, of superior finish, at
his store, No. AZ North Market street.
oc12-h
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CITY NOTICES.

Largest stock of Gentiemen's I'm
derwear i'm the city at Ely & White-
sides, Al en- errY street, sign OF Black
Bear. ocl5tf
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One of the most prominent cotton mer-
chants of Memphis, Tenn, was cured of a
deep-seated pain in the hand; which ap-
peared to be an inflammation of the mus
Gle, and had lasted over nine months, by
using Mansfield 4 Higbee's Magic Arnica
Liniment. Ordinary liniments did not
seem to reach the complaint, but this won
derful compound appeared to penetrate at
once to the seat of the disease, and rapidly
effected a complete cure. r.
The Magic Arnica Liniment is the
best of its kind, and is sold everywhere
now. 1t
The Louisiana Creoles are remarkable
for the beauty of their hair. The secret is
that they use the Louisiana Creole Hair
Restorer. You try it and be your own
judge. 1t
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Large Receipts OF Goods.

OVER 1000 dozen cans of fresh fruits
and vegetables have been received this
week by w. W. Totten & Bro, and very
large supply of foreign fruits, pickles,
sauces, ales, porter, and staple groceries.
Merchants wishing to buy either staple
or fancy groceries will do well by examin-
ing their mammoth stock before buying
elsewhere. No. % College street, NashS
vile, Tenn. oc16 1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-18

See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all. maya d&w1y