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SI0O REV ARD !

THOUR MORE HORSES STOLEN FROM MY eA11
Il PREMISES, mile and half n. W. OF NE
Nashville Wednesday night the Sd inst Of the follow
ing description, viz
One fine Young bay Horse about Is hands three inches
high, about six years old.
One other rich Dape Bay Horse about the same height
but not quite heavy about eight nine years Old with
one or both OF his hind feet white. .--.r
One other-a Sorrel Horse about seven or eight years
DID, nearly seventeen hands high blaze in his ace and
or two white feet.
Ana one other Sorre Horse, four old about hee
hands high all four OF his feet white and large blaze IN
his face he also has the marks OF the harness on h
particularly about his shoulders.
The above reward will be paid by me Tor the sPprehen
sion of the thief and OF the horses Or VIII pay
fifty dollars for tho apprehension OF the thei alone Vi
fifty dollars for the delivery the horses to me, or IN the
same proportion for any one of them.
my6ltf / THOS. HARDING.
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n. RHODES, N. T. HAGEN W. R, CAsoS
Late Of Tenn Lateof Nashville, Late of Colunlbia
RHODES, HAGEN 4 CO., .-
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

ho. o+ sycamore NJ etf, EdSt
CLACLTXAT III.

CINCINNATI
Viii give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro-
duce also To the purchase and sale of all kinds Pro-
duce and articles of CINCINNATI and PTsBURG Mannfac-
lures.
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES CoLLINS&CO., PittsDurg Forwarding Agents.
ian4-d W 4 " 6m.
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TEpICINEs. THAT HAVE BEEN Fully

vi tested during the past year, by many of the
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser is permitted
refer 10 Mr. Samuel atkins whose servant cured
oft mos; n7eterate Scrofa Also the servant of Mr. }.
Collins Of the disease Five of Cancer have
beeu cured twenty OF Bone Feon Mr. r H. Jouess
cured Of Sore EFes Ge- having been under the
treatment Of OF the St distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind --.- ..--. ..-.,
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii vouch for the great
benefits of his of treatment without the Of the
kli te or mercury. -.r.I. s- --
Cancer Scrofgla Rheumatism, Fstuls, Mercuria Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes and all m
purites Of the blood.
Twenty s constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior TO coming Nashville Those interested,
peculy invited 10 call examine and consult tree OF any
charge. -t- b. ..-...- = D.. . +. "a
Office No II Union ST., Cherry.
novli-ly. EDWARD THOMAS.
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ORANGES, ORANGES.

ORANGES, ORANGES.
S0 BOXES ofthe above in good order;
CU l75 boxes Cheese, suitable for the Summer
200 Cocoa NUTS just received;
% boxes assorted pickles, fresh;
10 Z" Macaroni, "
5 bbs Cranberres,
For sale at . J. q. &C. ROBERTSONS,
narch9 81 Broadway.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING

millions the Doctor can say relief Is your command
who still suffer and will accept the profsred balm,
deserve not the pity OF their families.
This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
introduction has carried happiness TO the hearts Of
thousands and made life charm TO many who heretofore
regarded it only painful and miserable existence
To the winds with all Lniments, En- brocations Pain
Killers, and Pain Extrsetors, and let millions Of gsd
tongues proclaim the merits of the great American
King Of Pain" preparation composed solely Of vegets
bles and roots, produced BY Americas own rich aud
bounteous soil.
judges Of what is and what is not valuable family n1ed
cine to special favor by giving the Hing Of Psin
single trial. aud if satisfactory, exert their influence
in It's behalf recommend it, speak well and often OF 1t,
that is used by their afflicted neighbors The
Ladies always charitable and when they induce their
suffering friends this really valuable medicine,
they will be doing Of beneyolsncs that they
well be proud Of This is powerful and truly magical
remedy for all external diseases sores swelngs, burns
Sc and for many internal Affections it is certain
yet perfectly harmless and incapable of producing
the least Injurious effects in ths most delicate cases or
the weakest constitution
It is entirely useless follow the old and wornout
system of publishing the public thousands Of certin
but twenty-five cents try and DR.. Bull stakes his
weearned reputation the King Of Pain doing all and
more than he claims for it.
We would ask, have you the rheumatism Gout:
these not pleasant companions, and we know tnat
you would like to drive them away as soon as possible,
then use
"BULL's KING OF PAIN"
Would you be cured almost Immediately, Of Bowel
Complaint Dy sentery, Summer Complaint Cholera Nor
or pain, the remedy is simple and the cure certain
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN.
Would you have your Sores, swellings Cuts, Burns,
seslds Bruises any other wounds healed We repeat
II, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN,
Would you be cured Of Scald Head, stif Joints, Sore
Throat Neuralgs Breast, Lumbage, letter or Ring
Worm Salt Rheum, Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped
Lands and all other Sores, either dry or running, We
say again and again, YoUR REMEDY Is Dr. John BulIs
"KING OF PAIN"
Would you cured of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors.
Rruptops any disease Of the Skin caused BY impure
blood then use Dr. John Bulls Sarsaparils Internally
and the King Of Pain externally nothing can be Ress
ssrtsin than q speedy and etectual cure
DR., JOHN q LIS
= PRINCIPAL 0FPICE,
Yuru Caoss STREET, ONE DooR Bnow MALE,
LOUISVILLE, KY
FOR SALE By DRUGGISTS MERCHANTS THROUGH
OUT TILE UNITED STATES.
EWING BROS, Agsnt.
W
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EOR SALE.-A Brick dwelling with rooms, No
Il S2 Church street, between College and Cherry.
Also, two desirable Lots il Edgeeld each lot fronts loo
feet on Fa,herland street. ..-' ~ ...-'
Aso part OF Lot No. A, in laners addition TO South
Nashville, fronting "a feet Washington ST.. running
back ia feel 10 alley Apply No 6s1 Cherry s-s
JOHNI. Il. W. BROWN,
ap9S 'f Real Estate Agent
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NEW YORK MADE ALE PUMPS.-Afew Of
the 1ove for sae-warTsnted TO work free and not
get out Of order Also Walkers ale by the barrel half
barrel &c For sale at J g. c. ROBERTSON'S
splS Broadway.
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TOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale his
i valuable tract Of Land in Bedford county. ON Noaks
Fork Of Duck River; l2 miles North East of Shelbyvie
from Wartrace Depot and half mile from Fairfield on the
road leading from Shebyvle 10 McMinnvie. The tract
contains ijv acres, all under good fence 300 in high
of cultivation, and 80 well sci in blue grass con-
bines all the qualities OF first class cotton stock farm
being abundanty watered and well adapted the growth
of hemp corn, cotton small gran and all kinds of grass
II has upon cOmmOdous and comfortable frame
dwelling, frame kitchen and smoke house. and two large
and rony bas also very fine apple and peach orchard
The neighbofhOod is Of the best in Middle Tennessee
society moral and Intelligent, evnced in the erection Of
tine Male Acad4Ey, amply large to accommodate POO pu-
pills The post Office, with semi weekly mail Duck River
Mail academy IA very hourishing School and two churches
are in half mile Of the above place. which will be sold uV
on reasonable terms the has concluded 10 remove
10 Texas. MATT s. FINCH .
arllS-vff. Fairfield Tenn
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INOR SALE-A tract OF land lying near New hirers
i vIe on the Lebanon Pike containing IS acres, all
cleared except ID The improvements consist Of
two story Frame House, five ROOMS good Cellars. Kich
en- Smoke House, and Servants Room; also, good Buggy
House Two excellent and never-failing Springs If de-
sired the crop aud stock will be sold with the place. aud
immediate possession given. Apply to
WIN. J.. BOYD, Jr.
Arpnt M a Cherry st
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A SPARAGUS RooTS.-4,ooo on n 6anS an and snd ior
"A ssl. by Ifeb24 64I =" 0"o"N'
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VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
..------ - For SALE. I'll.

Or at the Depot No. a. Broadway, Nashville, Tenn,
marco -3nid&w - t' b. f. WILLIAMS.
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TSINE RAZORS AND STROPS-2OO dozen Wade
Z Butchers celebrated Razors among which hne as
s1rtuent of WARRANTED RAZ0RS, in cases of one par
each for private use also further additional stock Of Bar
bers' Razors also Wade Butchers Razor Strops, new
and very superior article, FALL CUNNlNGHAh'
mar7-f Coue2s strsst
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viii sell at the time, if purchaser can be found
my farm containing five hundred and fifty of land
1t is located in Montgomery county, Tennessee and
of the best and most convenient the county Terms
above. e.'aa ~. q. q. s.,
ap22-td tw .-...u. s R. MOODY
= The Louisville Journal aud Hopknsy lille Free Press
Will copy tae above weekly until day, and send their bs
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-a SOM E Il H IN O
NEW AND VALU A BL + .

THs most powerful King the face Of the globe nov
rsigns supreme In the American Republic. The power
Of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into nsgn6csncs
when compared to that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested IN them 70
increase the of the rich and ordy and to redncs
to greater misery and degradation the poor and depsn-
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
lordy mansion and humble cabin, ready alike
70 administer relief and offer health and Happiness
% shs lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
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n rersons indebted to the State Penitentisry re-
neIted 10 come forward and make payment by the lst
oMsy next their accounts Will De placed IN tne nands O
an o1icer for collection RICHARD WHITE
anIa-tf r. & w. Agent.
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CyHENICALS.-A Urge stock and from me etaa per-
nanufac:ures, exceedingly rare never ~ his
brought To this market. Attention OF rny ys'eiA"'
part Of my stocA Is Ie'fe'N' J @. BROWN,
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And by all Druggists in every in the State OF eHDe
see, and all the Southern aud Western States.
April '54-lmdtw&w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-14
l,RO~I'Ut


,r,uE TEXNS REF rBIlCAN ,,suu- of the largest
laler. pabli.hcd 10 iA.irri fests, aud contain.
mater amount at reading matter than any country
,n..r m texas ~ louisiana
Il D. published at the loN pfice 50 ~ eef Y..tn.
.If,J ~ the 800" VI 4.,,, ruluHi s. ga % paid co.
-, rutnu. ~ ;, cot payment be delayed until after
tir months
~ .ul.rnirrs taken mt NJ The comfy without thr
l,.pcr prymrnt. ~ ~ huNr auni i more trouble Co
.l.rt. urh drhis iiiau To- earn the money
Persons wishing to ,u.fscrlhe eau TO 90 by Iuing
, pan,.r hy mail tour r-f 'thr4 le receipt % the
p,.,na.tcr thni the money ln. been .eu..
4. This pai-.f has t~eu nearly uur year Va opera
,,u Ne ircui It unnecessary 60 -ay much eft i,- iN-
.-.r or op,urv course ialias slice ,a-t asn r i.'o.
~ are willing ip be judged hy g.
r.. .ufhoitnt 10 sai dn' is tnmocPiic patss
ana Will -ndcayot lo MAINTAIN The principles vi iiat
far'y 10 ~, rrnriy
Nn,-tai j. I.efiap. a." best lnrfuuu for q rcs-ln.
,taf any other place 30 Eafl"rn 1-ta. Having
..Weri ly mai from Shreveport uHI ."iiiut Il graz
f4,uy al~ts by the >uu1Hs hus Shat r, in th' lied
River nde, We ruubird tu st hriHf' .nf traat
81 H- interior. LATER urNe tltu lhrs reuunHH 'Nuusi
,.y other channel R.atrs Nr hpv- 'rItth'r ~.
ssAHe- Inst Of near stUy ial-rs rni may l'u"- "m
t1Dnt .omr ST the mos. F'.uilt publications. tn f."
country lru1 ihs-H Ns .isr t0r lssf .ttfl'r- fHr
HAhmg turr.ftIns ialer
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,1rri oslfuurr ti Interest pt uut state ADD rIuHt4
v.. h- bound 40 ~ columns
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Atboaskd- Hosemcm Of lNr. hinton ana
the frcesoRsrs 10 oreaHse 1crritor,ai
Gorergmcm there.


he frcesoiisrs 10 ore..ase 7crritor,ai
corergmcnf there.
NAsntNGroS, Dr. II. ls53.
Motto" has alfeady been given 10 Con.
gfess ol the introduction Of bill. for the
erection Of territorial Government in
Nebraska. This suLIec, is one of xrest
interest, and vii create much feeling.
| be lreesoiiers I'D on by Mr. Benton. viii
make every Effort TO hastsn on Ierrltoris.
Organization, hoping. thereby. t, be able 10
exclude slavery Hom il. This gentleman
announced sonetimc ago, in Missouri, that
Nebrashs was open Tor settlement, Upon
ihis statement. many persons entered tho
Territory, lie indian titles are not yet,
cAtlnct, IA treaties have been made with
ihem, a. vet. iorthe purchase of their lands.
and the result OF the following OF MIR. Ben.
IONS adyice, has been an invasion of tho
itghts ni the Indians, guaranteed to them
by treaties aioh act Of irjustice has pros
taeed la>fetAng among lhrm .owards
aai ca.!.d forth a protest from them.
The Nebraska country lies West Of Ar.
kansas. Ml.souu aud Town. The proposed
Territory il rom ,he thir,y-sixth degree Of
latitude 10 lBe toFts.tAied. 4 he eoaasqy i.
described as being remarkably fertile, and
Astounding N wood and water After the
extinction of the original indian title in
1880, the tribe IN the stale. and l'errito-
rles, Last Of Lie Mississippi. were trans,
planted 70 IT. They number seventeen dt.
ivfeui nations, Al the time OF removal
they ,sere assured. that tbeirprssen, loe.
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Il ia now said tha, most OF the rsilroed
honda. issued in the uni,sd States. and 49,
got'ated abroad. amounting 10 about two
hundrsd millions Of DELAYS, are bold IN
Germany aad Switzerland. And only :
ANAL portion in England.
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Judges 10 "irpHse "l tHt unchel uhIiu. each
torn; indeed, the uambefoi cases NOW ia
ken 10 that court is so great, that many
important ones arr ceniinu'd from term To
tenn, Tor want OF suiuclent tuae 80 give
them that thorough wNcstgation which the
vast Interests involved require 90 the hands
81 the Judges. Mach oi ticiF time Is coa~
sumet iu preparing the written opinions
which they are fequfcd to give IN each
casr' hN increasing thr uuihbtr 81 tbe
Judges, thi5 labor VII he divided, and more
tune given To the etam'uation and decision
of causes therefore recommend m
amendment OF tue constitution. 20 as to
CIV the. Legislature the power 10 increase
tH" ua"hrt of the Judges to t'r, SHOULD
'en ce'cuf 30 tbs Recommendation, sng
GET that you, ai 90" - ie TIME propose sn
amendment giving Be- we "oFrf"'r power
to hi all fararfiea l""l may occur 'n Tue
Naprem" aud bisiuet Courts, a"d a. tue
Offices oil Attorney General b'.ti'ct Niiof-
neN tompttollsr lteAsufeI and tommis-
A'nfr OF iht t'e"tii Lahd Piil'r' hN ap.
po"in1"ut /" continue 10 l'ite nu'H the
Vacancy cah "e Aiva h> the people at Toe
nsAt fesglAf election lor state "r county
officers. odos 'a@ iH'aeAt pfa'ls'aas u
tls constitutions oaId any OF these olti.
csfs die or tes'sn' ''e ONE" must continue
Naranl nn'i' "n t'ecl'oh cae De held, "hieh
vail take several m'at"'' >ncn an ainrnd
uenl would ob"a'' TIE neer''iiN ihAa no"
tN-'s iof frequent elections at Inherent pc.
H7a' 10 ihf ear, ana sniaef'e '"e foDhr
nteres. bN "a"s these "iiic's temporarily
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statute books would not have b''n en"uW
hcfed with railroad chaders. many of riou
commencing nosr.y a. the ssms point, aHt
conflicting witheach other BOO the routes the,
propose 20 pursue nearly Hll 81 which ha.'
expired, or are about Is expire, without hay
ing accomplished anything beneficial to ,h'
public.
w rcpard t. srch charter as have heei
heretofore granted. | respectfully recon
mend that 40 extension OF time shall b,
granted to any company, unles, satisiac'
tory evidence !, presented, that It has ac:u
ally commenced the construction oi It's
road, aud that sufficient amount Of sioeA
has been paid 20 give g reasonable rertain
~ that the road viii be completed
would also suggest that la all such eases
the route and termination OF the road shai
be designated, when this has not been dom,
IN the sofigual charter and il auy FAR
thor donation. 81 laud are made To sucl
companies. thrs should receive the pateut.
only GA the hual con .ie'ion OF tneif foaa-
Ia es,cndlng ad 10 tu.ure railroad eu
terprl-s, We ought 10 avoid tEr evil 'aei
ha,c attended our past legislation 90 the
subject.
| would suggest that Al, rhol,ers here
al'er ef"hi'u 'H tA"lo'l ''iil '"'"'F' s"'"''
ssHo'he8tN designate "e ''"'e 10 ~ d''
sued. as well as the commencement and
termination OF the road That they sh0nid
appoint commissioners tu re Use .abscrip.
u"hS ei sl"te' p'fu'n 'i '"''" s""H'l
be paid AZ the tine 60. sahseHihiHe aud
Whenever a reasonable amount of ,trek
h's been slhsf"u'' 81" '''7e 'rt'HN' 'l'
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GOV Err NOK'S MESSAGE,
Gentlemen of N. Neuaie,

recommend To YOUR consideration such inca
snres as he may deem expedlent. it can
not. however, be expected tina, | shall be
able so soon after ms installation, to give
you much information upon these subjects.
shall, therefore, Tor the present content
myself with reference TO the yet, iul and
satisfactory communication ol my prcde.
cessor, delivered te you at the commence,
mcni OF Your session, with tho sursnce
that ! shall hereafter communicate uhatev
er information ! may obtain IN relation 70
the ceudltiuu and operation oi the govern .
meui, ihat vtil be interesting To YOU, o.
useful IN the prosecution of YOUR abors.
Ia recommending measures ior your con
siicratlun, shall mani, couhuc nv self to
a lew OF those ;mpu tlut and lpaa ones
that seenI 90 have brcn designated h., pub.
lie opinion Tor the action OF the yrr-ert
Legislature, the eary adop,,on Of which
wi. tend rapidly To deyelppc tie resources
Of tue state aBd promote the happiness and
prosperity o, Ii. ciuzeus
OF those nieaeurea, one OF the most Ian,
Portaut j., 10 make suitable and petutas
ucnt provision tor the support OF lu0Ije
schools, The highest aad most sacred al
" OF a free gogeuWeut .. 20 provide the
means for educating It's cib4eus ia = man,
net that WI. enable them 10 understand
their duties AMI the.f obligations. this, too,
- u measure tia Is e. uned upon tae log
islaiurc by the Constitution.
ihe want OF available mc4u. here-'
totote furnished ready eNcu,e Cor tie tes,
Iect Of tuIs duty. HAt t.I- 40 longer rS,
i.ts The state nov hss a1Fle urhrs at
nor command AhI hh If"t'AhtN De- "Nti"o
10 establish a systcm oi guui,c ch.o,s That
~iiI extend l's benefits TO ev,ft cul'd with
ia ,,s limits, % We Elt 10 ou5agdce it, we
shall lee lHtt,ess 90 oaf duties aud ths trust
that has been lossd ia as hf oat fellows
citizens
IT u iespcctu.lY recommended. that two
millions oi dn.iafs ot lae "tea states tte
per cent 4'u'i- aow 90 Tie treasury. saah
ne app" tated ana Sc. apart "s q Irrwa
ne"' 'Dud ier te support oi paHio schools.
tbFi iAe }truuf" cd uIs Hni sIai De- aH-
Hn".A apyefu"Hed Ia the several cen1tes
- Iue S'"i', S,eeoid'ns ~ the number 81
Tree cu'ii'cn 900 carp between the -ges ai
n'e and aNieou NeAfs, Go he ase'flu.rd sn
such manner as may he considered mast
convrn'rtt' and That tn" amount due to
each county shah be pod oFeri 10 the c'Ia
u u-"snlef scum annually t. he df-hulred
under the orders oi the county coGls, to-
such teachers As The patents ur rnafdi.Hs
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DisSOL L TION.

DisSOLt IION.
'I'hE partnership heretofore existing De-
l. tween the undersigned, 10 conducting the
Livery Stable business, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent c. h. llynson has pur-
chased the books Of the concern, rs well "a the
eutlre interest Of VI Jordan IN the stable, and
ia alone authorized to settle the business OF
the late firm. -
c. T.. HYNSON
JOHN n. JORDAN.
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