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TOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale his
4 valuable tract Of Land in Bedford county, Noaks
Fork of Duck River IL miles North East of Shelbyve
from Warrace Depot and hall mile from Fairfield the
road leading from Shelbyvle TO McMinnve. The tract
state of cultivation and 80 well set in blue grass. 1t
bnes all the qualities Of first class cotton stock farm,
being abundany watered and well adapted to the growth
of hemp corn cotton small grain, and all kinds of grass
Ii has upon commodous neat and comfortable frame
dwelling frame kitchen and smoke house. and Two large
and rooy barns also very fine apple and peach orchard
The neghborhood is Of the best IN Middle Tennessee
society moral and intelligent evinced in the erection Of
fine Male Academy, amply large 10 accommodate 200 pu
pills The post office, with semi weekly mail, Duck River
Mail Academy Ia very hourhng SCHOOL, and two churches
are in half mile OF the above place. which will be sold up
on reasonable erms the has concluded 70 remove
to Texas. MATT D fINCh-
o,lIe-rtf Fairfield Tenn.
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~ Passengers from the West will find this the short
and Expeditions Route to PhIladephia Baltimore
New York or Boston, THOS. MOORE, Agent.
Passenger Lines Philadelphia
s. MEShlHEN, Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
PHlLaDEl INA, March l6 l954-f
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M EDICiS EE, THAT RAVE BEEN FULLY
LASDRETIi's GARDEN SEEDS.

HAFE received large StOck Il The above seeds and
am selling az rates reasonable enough please all VINO
IN want ihe stoekist last year very large
consequently there very few reshsee the narkei
but II you want genuine article call .-
w. 7. GRAY'S "s
feb24 = Drug Stnre, Corn. Bread and Market cts.
- ONE TfiOUSAN u DULLAHs ARD!
M s. lbs. Of soap for - cent? be made by pur-
n chasing one OF ;ohbits rt Potash bran new
art Gle IN tls market % Of which have been sold in the
last two weeks. For sale only hy ". 4. GRAY,
teb24 - Cor BROAD ard Mark.' <t
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OOK AT THIS.-Haring taken License un-
4 der the corporation la prepared to
sell negroes on Commission and will make liberal cash adj
vances egroes left with for SALE and pledge ourselves
to obey instructions unless be separate families Eight
or u likely girls wanted DABBS PORTER,
feb "a No SO Cedar street
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4 INOPARtNF"SHIP-I HAVE THIS DAY
sSsocl ted with me in tn Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, Receiving forwarding Business Mr.. VII.
LIAM PHILLIPS, Of Nashville under the name and style
OF LANIER PHILLIP
now l.. II. LANIER.
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nN SATURDAY. 18th MAY next, the following valua.
" bic property in tie city af Nsshyls 6eongingt to The
of Robert B. Currey, der1 will be offered for sale AZ
the Cmr, House at IL O'clock, A. NJ
10, The txo story Brick House College street,
nean,he Of Union, and opposite the nk Of Nash
vile. The property isat present occupied by W X.
Freeman CO. whose lease expires at the close Of the
peseut year 1t has front Of 32 feet and depth OF l2i
feet with the privilege Of four feet passage AN alley.
Lot 2-The three story Brick House Union street at
present occupied by Morton Music Store. having
front oi feet and depth of Y feet inches to the feet
passage leading to the alley, with privilege of the same
Lot S-The three Brick House adjoining at present
occupied by Il Daniels Is feet 'front.' and u feet inches
deep, 10 the same passage with the same privilege,
Lot f. Lot in the Of Mr.. Greigs Confectionery;
fronting 10 feet inch the alley, and Is feet deep
Lot The two story brick dwelling on the n W. corner
of Church and Spruce streets fronting 2 feet on Church
aud running back on Spruce l20 feet
Lot 5-In of The foregoing; A. Spruce street,
and running back y feet, including the stable.
Lo7-Adjoning No. 6, the nOrth IS feet inch front
Spruce street, and running back g feet inches.
Lot s-Between Lot and yanneys property; II feet
inch font Spruce street. and - feet oinehes deep.
Lot gFroniing4 As feet inches on Mcienore street and
Immediately tie of John Williams property, and
running back to the of lot being 50 feet inches
deep.
Lot lC-Adoning lot No. 2 on The north; fronting Is feet
inches McIemore street. and running back to rear OF
lot - being also 81 feet inches deep -
The properly to be sold for division among the heirs
all Of whom will join in the ecnveyances Purchasers may
have the benefit of the rent for the sremander OF the year
Terms made known on day Of sale. .
apl1-td i. h. GLASCoCh, Aucuoneer
SAINT LOUIS MILLS FOR SALE.
VTAYING purchased large interest in iron property
located in Decatur county, Tennessee, We have de-
nrruned sell the above valuable Mills at auction on the
Isl o June Dexf together with Sky OF Land 5n which
the mills are located. The sale viii be positive and with
out reserve These Mills oeaed miles ton Port Royal
niCoeTv county, Tennessee the waters O Red Rver
Adjacent is fine wheat growing country and easy OF ac-
cess Tie Mills capable Of turning out during the ear
about thousand barrels of superior flour as 10 manu-
farured by any ether mill in the country ..- .
We will also sell fine stock of mules, cattle and hogs.
TrspsOne :hr cash; aud for the balance
:. Il. MOODY d co.
Twill sell at tie same time if purchaser be found,
nv farrn containing five hundred an hy OF land
1t is located Montgomery COUNTY Tennessee and IS one
of the best and most convenient IN the county Terms SIS
above .a.
anzg-tddtwv s R. MOODY.
- The Louisville Journal and Hopknsvile Free Press
will copy the above weekly until day, and send their bills
,,-I iS nffaa
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DAILY LINE FROM NASHVILLE TO
GALLATIN.

TARDIN BANIER has commenced run se=f=AtdA
| ming daily line OF HACKS between ezss[sE&zS
Galatn and Nashville for the accommodation OF the iruH
eng public One of his hacks leaves Gaatin every morn
ing and arrives at Nashville before twelve O'Clock Return
ING It leaves Nashville TIE dug IN the eveaIng and ar
rive. at Gaatin bv pight-Ihus afordng an opportunity
going to ard returning from either place IN The SANE
d, lie solics the patronage of the aveiIing public
Office At the CITY Hotel. aprilSl. II t--lWd6tr"
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Femaie Complaints.

ftmaie Complaints.
OF these are PrOlapsus
Uten, or Falling of the
Womb; Flour Aibus, or
Whites; Chronic lnhAm-
nation and liberation of
the Womb; Incidental lie
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular MenStrustion,
&c, with accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted J
no matter how severe or Of
how long stan0ing.
The CatholicOn far sar-
passes other remedies. in
being more certain, less
Xpelsive, andIeaying IN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


al prices warranted II sgit the times.
The following Comprises part of has Stock, viz:
100 dog Mustang IIniment, A. do Extra Toilet Soaps,
W do Williams Woo 4 A. do Family Soaps,
Nsptha, 100 do Common Cakes,
d. Ayer's Cherry PectO-l - do RusletoB, Clark
raj, Cos. Cod Liver Oil.
iuS do Chinese Rheumatic 10 do Ly nHs ksthairon,
Autidole, Perry Davis Pain Killer,
f2 do Williams Sar-parills Iarres raban LuimeEt,
do Hcnry's lnygsrat- Houck's PanaceA,
Cordisl. Gray's Ointment,
~ do Morse's Invizorst- Houses Medicines,
Ing Cordial, . DIR. ID. Jayne's Medicines.
"a do Hooplaad's German MoGaIls and Drandrelh's
man Btters, Pills
~ d. Bars Sarsaparilla, Arnolds and Houses Pills,
IQO do nromgoOle's Female Smith and SOules do,
Bijrrs. Wright's and Cooks do.
SO do McLane's& & Eahnes- Jayne's and Peters do,
stoc>'s VermiiUge, Carriers Spanish Mixture,
40 DO Fine aud cnnmon Urbans Anti BEehan elan,
ColOgues as.ort.. Elixir for Intemperznce,
100 do Hair Pomamms, Urban's Ant-DS SsPeptic Ex-
do d. iil-,
70 do Asor,ed rac.s for LADIES' CLildren's * Gents.
the hAuaSvr,hi"-, shoulder Braces,
- do 1rAus.la Wash Hebrew Plaster,
Balls, Hought0n's Pepsin,
~ do Transparent Cakes, Marchises Uterine Catholi-
do SaP)H4ccHu- kou-.
pound, smiths Tonic Syrup,
o. do Pine Honey SOAP. '-Graer.nherg Nsdirires
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DIR. KELLOGG,

EoMGAPATHIG PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE ,OKNER SUMNER AND UNION STREETS
DESIbENCE No % Summer street, next door but TO
II Odd Fellows Hall
Cases of Remedies and Books for family use consastly
han iIsnl5 m
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> tsAsA1.
HAS removed to No. Cherry street next door to DR..
IL W. Hall Residence-Sewanee
jsn29 '54-n
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THE CELEBRATED JACR
HAWkENE.

THE CELEBRATED JACK
HAWkENE,
XXTIL stand the present season at my stable eSa
w miles north Of Nashville, on the WHITES TsQ
Creek Turnpike at So the insurance for mares lasA
and $50 for .ennet5.
First rate pasrrco gratis. All aretaken to prevent &C.
cidens but no liability Orauy. ,, >.o,,,,,,
PgpIGREK-Hawkeye sired by Ellotts imported
Jack Bebs aud Of Jenuet by SherrodS JACK son
of old Sir John who was not inferior any Jack III Amer
co The dam of ITlvkeve was also the dam Of Cyrus,
anyrI-yyon, NJ r COCKRlLL.
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CARD.-Dr. 7. ". GUNNER, Physio-Pslhic or
n Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business to California again offers his Medical Ser
vices 10 the A ced Public trusting the general sasac
on he a. heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office on the corner Of Union and Summer streets Res
dence 27 Summer street between Broad and Church.
feb7 '54-Gm,
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NOI ICE.

H. ,ersous indebtr ie Jtlie Fennenllay ~ se , :.
pd - to com. forward and make pay mene oy the ist
Or their accounts viii be Placed IN The hands Oh
Of MAJ neki, ol fI@.,;oc RICHARD WHITE
anIs-H D. "
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DR. J. ID. MARCHIsI,s CELEBRATED

Females. Il stands pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which it is recommended,
allied
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TO The MEDICAL PROFESSION,


g E1 NJ UR'S GALt ANIC ABDOMINAL
~ ) PPOR K. remedial Agent or
new method OF applying old popular ono, is
now presented TO lac Profession, and through Ill
are afflicted, with diseases requiring The application
VANISH such AlnenOThea; ChorOsis; Dysmenorehea;
Proiapsus uleri; Leuchohea; Hystera; IMubar or pain
IN the back Dyspepsia dependant Of stomach
weakness from Of the
and all kindred ahectio To the Phvsicsns Ii j,
enough TO this instrument is that
lie Galvanic current is made TO through organ a.
rous!ny and n nuating ii to healthy action assisting
best authors of the day, Medical Journals aud NJ Ds in
Nashville and other cities using the instrument
most scientifically constructed Abdominal Supporter,
invented which will be apparent any scientific
5pectont so constructed that ether its gavanic
mechanical support may be ds pensed WITH may
Gated by each Physicians nail itas ay
banGs of the most troublesome diseases, which
ten tax their patience ard skill.
Seymour's Obstetrical Supporter.
This used t. brace and Ladies' in thai nost try
Ing hour OF e Labor" No Lady anticipating ibs ordeal,
would think of dispensing with its they
Sady yantagc places under the patient all
aid she requires. No maintain ose
trica practice no does when It's efficacy has
na ie known to the public.
S-YMOUR'S PLACENTA FORCErS. This instrument
has onl 10 be be approved and appreciated.
NJ DIS IN Nashville and other places using them) All
ders addressed to T.. ID. PAYNE,
of Berry Demoville Nashville Tenn,
from Inc States OF Missouri Kentucky. Tennessee Ala
bans Georgia FLORIDA, Mississippi Louisiana, texas,
Arkansas Tor either of the above nent will With
Promptattenlion.
They also be had al the following houses:
j. q BROWNS Ii, q. SCOVEiiS, W. f. GRAT'S J.
co rs, Ne.65 North Market St, and G. A. .B6BINSoN6
Co, Shelbyvie.
mars '5f-Gm ..
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SUNDRIES.
DENNsYLI,YI. R.YIpo,no

kJENNSh L' MIA RAiLROAD.-This Road
i Il Deiilg no" con piee, it opens communication be-
tween Pittsburgh ana Philadelphia or Ptsburoh and
Baltimore by which freight from the West can reach an
Easern MaTket 4ueksr and cheaper than b. any Of the
Pittsburgh from St Louis Louisville C,ueipuafi Wheel
ing and ali the different points the Western waters
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburg
Cars run through between Pittsburgh and Phadelphia
without transhipnsnt OF freght-an advantage thst
appreciated by all shippers ssss.- Ef9,-1c1 g.
In of obstruction of navigation b Ice low water
Freghts Westward be forwarded from Pittsburgh TO
Cincinnati or towns in the interior, by Railroad 10
Rates ofFreight between Pittsburgh and Phila-
delphia or Baltimorr. ~ .-
WINTER SUMNER
FIRsT CLASS RATES. RATES
Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Hats. and Capet 80 ia h.
ing, Furs and Peltries, Feathers, Sad- tpNcts -scis
diefy, dc.. s.'f --E
SECOND CLASS books and Stationary I'D OF
Srsesriss. except cosss Hard%afs' 7scts ssects
Hoiloware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool,
&c.. ....-....--..-l ! ---'f-
THIRD CLASs-Bagging Bacon, and lss ~
Pork in bulk, Butler sailed, Copper 10 IN l-zl -a
gcts Flaxseed Hogs Hair, Flax, Leaih 65cts scots
er Eastward, Zinc. nc........-..,,....-.- -. e.
FOURTH CLaSS-Bacon and Pork pack 4 .. or
ed, Candles Eastward, Cheese Eastward,
Fish saited Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco in a- ---
Leaf Eastward Tar, Rosn, Whiskey 5ncfs 40cts
Cotton, (in Sunmer,) Coffee, Lard OIL .- z.s' -
(thrcngh,) Pork fresh, in iul loads, h1 ,H1-
al owners risk k......,--...........-.. s.... .-l
GEO. c. FRANCISCUS, Freight Agt Pittsburgh.
Ed. SNEEDKR freight Agent Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & k0ONS, Freight A gents baltimore.
,oEPH L. ELIl0 TT, Fight Ag't No- west st. n. Y.
H. IL. HOUSTON, GenI Freight, Agent PhIladenhia.
marie - -----.--
DENNSYLYANIA RAILRoAD.-INCLINED
Il PLAN ES AVOIDED. Two Daily Lines from Pits
burgh to Philadelphia. Running through by Express
Train, Leaving Pittsburgh at $40 p in l62o hours;
And b. morning Siail Train Leaving Pittsburgh at A.
Through in 1850 hours, and connecting with the Trains
from =. Louis, Missouri Alton, Gaena and Chicago ul
nOs Frankfort Lexington and Louisville kentuc&y; Ter
haute Madison La Fayee and Indianapolis, Indiana
Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield, Belleiontane, SaDdusky
Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE, Madison sad
Wooster, Ohio Also-connecng at Pittsburgh with the
Steam Packet Boats from New Orleans St. Louis Louis.
vile and Cincinnati Fare through a the by Railroad
to Philadelphia h1m |
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LINE RAZORS AND STROPS-ecO dozen Wade
Il Butchers lebraied RazOrs, among which a line
sortmeut of WARRANTED RAZOKS in cases of one pair
each for private also further additional stock of Par
bers Kazors; also, Wade Br,ches Razor S;rops new
and very superior article. FALL Il CUNNINGHAM.
mar. III Cole 5e street.
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NOTICE.
A LBl0N will stand Ihe pre- ent season al my m,
~ stable, one mile west OF Galan, and Willie "
serve MARES for $l2 the season, $40 TO insure,
and fifty cents to the grGOm.
This is the third season Of ALBION at my stables
have number of his colts year old and OF the present
spring fold which will exhibit together with ALBUM al
Gallatn Monday the Sd inst think them equal, IL no,
superior in point of nish beauty fine appearance ana
size to any have seen and which think VIII prove 10
the entire faction Of the breeding public at all the farS
in Middle Tennessee this fall ,,--
Gallatin, April lst lg54. GEORGE hLLloIL.
~ Union and American will please publish each 10
the amount Of g. and charge this Office.
EARM FOR SALE-Haying removed South IN con-
sequence of my health, offer my farm Tor SAFE
lying Christian county, Ky, five miles frem hoPkns-
Vile immediately the Nashville road containing py
survey 2O21 acres There about loo acres cleared aud
under excellent fence with abundance OF the nest UNI
Der for building and farming purposes, and well "aere1
The buildings all new and consist ot frame o"ei
ing large snedded tobacco barn, with all necessary out
buildnQs-Said farm situated very pleasant and de
sirabe neghborhood and within half mile OF the Hen
derSOn and Nashville Railroad. . =,
There also adjoining this tract Isl acres OF eod land
that can be had accommodating terms should te pr
chas er want land address my brother H. h. hoFd
who is my authorized agent Illus d. hohp.
aplo '54-itT
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFIcR-No. Ii, DEADERIcK STREET.

,a THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERtCAN-Is furnished
t. subscribers the following rates: Single copies, one
advance. 81 within the year S. 90; at the end
q the year "a 90. CLBs-Of five and upwards-s2 90
per copy for year Clubs Of subscribers viii be re-
-lat cpved for sxmon,hs at the foregoing rates EFT
oe TRi-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday fhursdsy
aa Saturday, at IS per aunum in advance; nosP Pao a
sivance, ss. 1-l' ..4 .rl-1 -z..4.-elI
" DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
eH- THE MONEY r. ALL CASES TO ACCOUNTANT
SUBSCRIPTION ..@ i-5tof t,'-f
Aeuances of subscriptions be rAsde by mail a our
~ risk. ID az f-H. --..' q. ..- - Ea5
aper will be sent of the State unless the order Is &C
cmpanied with the cash. =. t---4 az
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
d Springs will be rentnd for the present year. leased
for term OF wears. There extensive accommodations
for visitors and every thing necessary TO make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
Situated in Hickman County Tennessee and for the last
several years have beer much frequented by the citizens
of Davidson williamson Msury and other neighboring
counties Auy wishing to or lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua p. o., Hickman County, Tenn.
S. l.. FINLEY,
81 College street, opposite Planters Bank, Nashville
nlarIg '!sl-tf
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EPSILON.

rI,TE BEST son OF OLD PACIFIC, the broth
/ or cf Gamma and the SIRE Of Corset, liE SasS9N
nond yoltaire and Selinl will stand the eusu- SlZA
mo season AT NV stable at *2 The cash will be required
before the remoal of the ropey. Mares kept at - cents
per week.
EPSILON is nearly sixteen bands high rich bay, and
one of the most beautiful and perfect horses seen But
live of his colts have been tTaned four Of that number
have proved most excellent racers What horse IN AHer
ca has done better? His pedigree is equal t. any in the
United States No responsibility for accidents or escapes
w IL aoGw9m W. G. HARDING.
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"WHO HATH NpT J OST e thlEnD!
HEAVEN; or an aud scrptural Inquiry into te
sbode of the SAinted Dead. By Rev. IL. Harbangh.
HEAVENLY RECOGNITION discussion of the ques-
tion-Ull we know friends in Heaven By the author
Of the Sained Dead.
OF all the subjects that interest the human heart
f II must be admitted exceed that which constitutes
the matter this volume We only say that the sub
ect is treated here touching and feeling manner and
with the aids which the light Of Revelation affords Tor
dim distant PERCEPTION Of ha world to which we are all
fastening Shall know and recognize our friends there!
What host of powerful emotions rush upon the heat at
the associations, the recoectons and the antcParons
which the enquiry awakens-ALneric1s C5tlr1e'
Also
THEIAST ENEMY: COnquering and COn1ured.
TIiEHA PPINESS OF THE BLESSED Bishop Maui.
ECHOES OF INFANT VOICES.
THE DEATH OF LITTLE CHILDREN. By Ireneus
GLIMPSES OF HEAVEN; or Light beyoad Jordan.
THESILENT COMFORTER
THE CYPRESS WREATH.
THE MOI RNER'5 CHALET, &c. &c.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
spl2 College street
TTNO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We have in store large assortment OF Fancy and
Variety Goods suitable for country and city stores to
we invite the attention of the city and country trade e
have on hand large stock of the following Goods and Will
continue TO receive additions weekly Also, hne assor-
ment of House Furnishing Goods wholesale and retail
Table Cutlery: Combs and Brushes
Pocket do: Sewing Silks, Spool Cot n;
Jsvelrv and Clocks: Braid and Rutland Hats;
Plated K Brittania Ware; Silk and straw Bonneis
Wood and Willow do; Gloves and Hosiery;
Portmonies fine assortm't; Umbrellas Whips;
Gold and liver Watches Baskets; Mats
Looking eA''e'' Coffee NJ Us. .''H '
With msny other articles, too numerous 10 Hr""O' "
which invite the attention OF 'he an .aai isoy kCo
Wholesale Variety and House FURNISHING '''''''
SQUARE and DeaderIck ST., Nssn"ie'
uarzs.
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jaal2.-dtwdw
pHIL0T0KEN OF FEMALES FRIEND.

For the cure Of Painful and Disordered Menstruatou
Miscarriage Abortion, and the ralief of all those
Sympathetic Nerynss Affections attendant On
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE am
n offering for sale very Valuable Farm, containing
100 Acres fronting the Mississippi River one hundred
miles below Memphis Coahonla County, Miss ANY per
son wishing to purchase first rate Cotton Farm would do
well to call soon and examine or themselves y bargain
will be given. also wish to sell all Ihe Stock on the place
&c For further particulars advertisements IN the
Nashville and Memphis Christian Advocates &c.
dtyE Ew2 m IL. A. ROLELIla
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DOTAT0ES.-Afr fresh supply OF PINK EYE and NE
il SHAS0C. Just received and for gale BY
spl5 STEWART WEAKLY.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND wILLPREyAIL.

Booksellers CanvasSers and Book Agents ,pnea on
ne most liberal terms. sept2f-ly
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GEO c. .FRANCISCU5, Freight Agt Pittsburgh
Ed. SNEEDkR, freight Agent, Philadelphia.
AAGRAW & k0ONS, Freight Agents baltimore
JOSEPH L. EI4il0 TT, Fight Ag't No west ST. n. Y
|. H. HOUSTON, Gen Freight, Ageot Philadelphia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-14
News nv TeleErnHIl.

We are happy to inform our readers that we have
received news by Telegraph, from Washington City,
that "the Bill for the Improvement of the Cape Fear
River has Just passed the House Of Representatives,
second section OUT, as will be by the annexed
despatch received this morning.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10, 1854.
The Bill for the improvement of the Cape Fear
River has just passed the House of Representatives
second section out.
We take great pleasure in making this important
Geographic announcement, which is not much more
than day behind the mail. 1t is true that pub
shed the same, only So in issue Of yester-
day, but then that did not come by telegraph 1t is
also true that certain fast people in town. TOO impa
tent to uait for the line, did fire off guns and
burn some powder, yesterday account of the same
thing.
! Seriously, the telegraph is great convenience al
times, but really, we had supposed that people took
dispatches TO get in advance of the mall not tt
get it long after it had ceased to be In this
case the wires were down, it seems That, certain
ly was not our fault, and cannot but think it ar
imposition to have to pay for what We did lot get
because the wires were down. We paid for news
and gOt-11o ne1US at all.