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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
Id " INTELLIGENCE
L. ; CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge BETS.
SECOND CIRCUIT ~ Equity
Horace II DAVIS The New England Car Spring Co

Horace
The bill fled in this cause duly verified praying in
defendants from violating the nghs
forth and stated said bill
e sbpna requiring them said bill and perform aud
decree the Court the together 9TH
osIosor snd documerry evidence support Of the prayer
having b. read the part Of the complainant Ani tho
counsel for the complainant having moved grant the injunction
rrsysd defer dsnts having appeared In the
aud DISPOSITIONS and documentary evidence
he6 c under the authority of the
ene mentioned h. the bill and the
lis motion having been by permission aud order Of
produce resd evidence dspoye the validity Of
alleged license and the counsel of the dfeudan and hay
pidrewn from Court, but declined to withdraw also
tie defer inerped the Of he said bill by the evidence
aforesaid the OF the defen the
the said motion and arpcs OF the defense thers.o having
be- agued TGyfe tie Of the ain ard due db
being hid by the Court 10 the premises Ii conssrsd by
attendants BY their ard dngs IA
lid BIZ charged violated he right OF complaint secured 10 him By
the rAen the m mentioned ard have failed ty their said
ons BY license snted them BY lawful and compc
tent suhofity 20 7e sd pstentes Invention aud ds ogey
Nhteiore orGerfd snd decreed by the Court h,t
be kued Of this Court and that thu d,lisns he
thereby commaudd and enolned the the aid
bill until order the unless the shall
SATURDAY., the 18th day OF Fsbay ingsnt
bond the OF twenty five N sand dollars
approved BY the Cer. Of this Court conditioned
Observe rerm such order decree shall be hereafter
made Is she Court n this ca lse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
supEfIoR corRr-Bsfore Judge srossos

Ato sGier ast John Wolfe james srown aud jas Helme
BY a Young in the employ of Mr.. George ii Ives,
pcturue manufacturer damszes laid at
O. for arising plaintiff BY falling through hatch or
hovs wlh bad been le open 10 he lower entry OF store No
he actuuz Of bis legs aud other
wise beiug Mr. Wolfe !. OF the aud Massrs
sr6 ere gasftfes Il alleged that they employed By
10 tlce RaSftngs the that persons 10 the
employ Of latter eny le fhe spd3oo open aud this
denfsnu Nj Ives IL Is sid for plaintiff had kept At
No Is Srrucs a. hired the time spoken or Nov ,mber 1879
rsrf Of No II dionnr which he moving his establish
t!aiuf assisting ard that lille passing In the entry slati1
fell tlIough the hEiehway
VAS shown that the hudng had been hired Of be-
tver five ~ Alderman NcEath who let portion
of he Mr. ives but who moved in before the lease had
minced runuTg
In defers4 Il part Nr Wolfe that be /.
liable employed Assrs srd place tue aud tht
OF responsible their On the and w. work
tts the raPdoor but short time
Of The Of pipe required II wH also
cousnced that the building wholly completed Several
examined and the testimony csed To besumned
~ ttb ioTeIoOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

Answ oan has been lust put on the market tho first
nortcsce cents of the Northern Indiana Railroad Co.
There are issued 1000 for the purpose Of completing the
new line of road now in process Of construction extending
from Toledo in the State Of Ohio to Goshen in the Stats OF
Indiana The portion Of the road covereby the mortgage
is one hundred and twenty miles in length and esmsed
to cost when fully completed and equipped from s2'ooooo
10 100000 The whole line is under contract the work
mon has been steadily progressing snce June 1883 and
Il ntendedto open for during the fall Of the present
wear The total expenditure for construction and equip
ept OF the road OF the company at this time ncudng the
expenditure upon the new line from Toledo to Goshen ID
about s4esooO0 which sum represented by the capital
stock Of the company and by il funded and hosng debt
The amount of the paid up stock Of the company st this
time is t25s3ooo The road OF the Company extending
from Goshen westerly through Indiana subject mort
gage Of to the payment Of bonds TO that
amount which were issued and negotiated in 1851 and arc
payable in 1861 There IL no other mortgage upon the
property Of the company In order prevent msconcep
ton may be proper to say that the foregoing statement
relates solely 10 the Northern Indiana Railroad Co, dis
tDguisbed from the Michigan Southern Railroad Co. Not
whstGndng the intimate relations Of the two companies By
virtue Of existing contracts the interests Of the stockholders
10 tie profits Of he roads Of Companies being denca
vet as they exist under laws Of different States their con
srucon and other accounts necessarily kept sepsfas
The Mississippi House Of Representatives by vote OF
70 TO T. laid on the table motion directing committee TO
report some plan By which the State bonds Of 100000
hsued many yes since in favor Of the Union Bank Of As
sspp naay be paid eause in said resolution declaring
the bonds valid and binding the State was voted upon
separately and negsivec-yeas ls nays 90.
At Boston money remains without change the rate beng
ss9 per cent on rseass business paper while ioai'ps'
cent Ia paid on Railroad securities.
The Superintendent Of the Dorr Mining Company
L. LII o hat a
cred another large vein lying parallel 20 TIE esvo'
vein recently cut by the tunnel from the Tsoos snsn
.sys. IL have struck another vein in tbs 'ann,'
from the Talbot II was struck 10 day soe1' -
and we have gene into fOur feet .na nave ~ ~, ~.
through it There portos o "a, IN 49, III
viii 1--WE sfteen dollars tsi9 PER bssnsa nm NJ
s..s ,Ss, The iss. four st suanssd sh.essA vm
N, ,en fs ~. so OLA % pr sss Our vein. !. III ...A
s,e now wiz IN a. s. W s viss u god s's-
= and " portion sressdssiy feA. 0. u ~ .sss..|
he Mite. Tns now vein 3 sev Sssr saA sak ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

cfilOUs RESULT OF WREsTLISG.-At an early hour
Wednesday uonirg several cahmen who adg ball
Go bic tt in Adsr, amused themselves By ~resng when
ore Edvad 0Dou1el thrown upon the Few ak
M such force that he b.oks bis lef above the suke He will
prstahy b. lind igT life severs Of those present put him ia
and conreyedin % his residence in seheruerhOras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

, f.r az weeks and done nothing, while the City wa
;ferousiy crying out. why don't you give us clean
streets =
H., or sooner termination Of The present contracts the
WARD division shall be observed in making street clean
aing contracts -
N favor OF that pOetioal myth Clean Streets. de waited
10 know II Mr. Kennedy TO be the whole Council the
an 10 I'll Of the Board And then he hoped the resolutions
would pass
Then Mr. Kennedy caught scoring from Mr. Cooper Of
he Ninth Ward who thought the contractors and not the
Civ we're to blame for the state Of the streets
MAJ talk ensued and>shen amendment was offered
fat Broadway be q separate district to be cleaned daily
Sbetweo midnight and sunrise"
Forthwith member 10 add Chatham st; another
for Greenwich st another for Hudson st. another for
Sixth az sc.
Mr. CLAscr rose TO advocate the adoption of the report
or any proper action the cleaning OF the streets
How long this discussion lasted canno, say. As it
DID fair TO Be interinable left the Board TO attend
more important duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

COMMITTED FOR TEi,L.-Michaei Farley and wife.
VIXEN Jury found guilty Administering poison
causing he dssh Joanna Darby he sh Of Jan last
1ere custody he charge wednesday add
committed aw the scton Of the Grand Jury which 10
Dsrby the huslA and o. drcs. whO
h trlferce rlA.rlE rrlEins he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

DISHONEST SERvASI.-Mary o. Conner, servant IN
Of Hannah Atkra Ops Hundred
ana Eleventh yesterday dressed By On
Ger Hsnp Of the Ninth Word charged With asslas toe a
vslue1 saa another drs worth IS the property q
Athns lres recovered saa the sseussd vs es
Fitted 10 prison fos trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

A1rENrrED SUICIDE by A Bor-Lewis Wanzer lad
IS years Of age yesterday afternoon detected in the
act of stealing money from the porter house No 90 South
St where he employed bar tender About an hour
oteIwsrd he att pied ssfdes.ucOn by taking arsenic
lie found suffering from the effects Of the poison and
taken TO the Second Ward Police Station where the attend
ance Of physician procured who after great eAer'on
succeeded in removing the arsenic and the boy recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO INQUIRY.

This wa. announced in the report printed Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

KILLED BI FAILING THRoUGH CoAL GR,rISG-An
BSsen ssrcs7 held By Cororsr CANDLE NesYsrs
Ee,pa upon the tOdy Of Tomas Csvaaah Of Ieni
2 yean Of ss who died from naIes received sTh Inst, By
airs coal hole the Of ll5
Lsorse-. which bad teen e Insecure Tse deceased via
oue friends walking the house 10 o'clock rzt
ofthe he ,d hs iron which covered
bs coal hole grating properly secured .ni be fell
hole receiving terrible the
fect Which he died yesterday The Jsy rendered he fol3v
r x,rdef: find that deceased h death from in
received by falling through the hole Of No lis
xon.5 The Jury also consider the oeeapsru very
mrSh blame seeing that the sxrs properly -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

Mr.. T. II. Ludlow yesterday sold the property o. the
National Academy of Design on Brosd way near Bond st
for $4,000 1t is to be used as a Concert Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

SUICIDE rY UAyGING.-A German named Alexander
Peterson committed scde yesterday residence No IS F
ST. by hanging Coroner Wilhelm held irqses the body
when the evidence Csharne kseberth the
and shcv that Mr. had
ersl been afflicted with and
under the Of physician She
his medicine during his nes until Wednesday
when be Teqaestsd her
wished sleep She cid 30 bat returned h 81 O'clock
vker she found him suspended BY the neck with comforter 70
In the wall and dead M. Duehen
the testified that Su-r the and
Of the suicide anti informed Of T. TIE deceased
med have ecupisry roabs and had found acay
porting h tny The Jury rendered verdict Of suicide hang
iur DeeeAs<a 81 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

AooIpESTs-Edward Hughs resident Of Brooklyn,
the Of BrOsS~1y and yesy BY hresa-
cine ard had hx head severely He
Safer fell from while IN Eishhs
" in juied lie tsker home
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
NOTICE TO WEsTERE TRAVELLERS


THROUGH By PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Railroads Phil.
adelpha TO PlttS5urg Pa, Aassillon Wooster Cleve-
land, Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis LAFAYETTE
Terre Hsue Chicago and Akauke Through By Railroad
from Philadelphia TO Cincinnati in 8! hours
Shortest and quickest from the Atlantic Cities 10 the
Great West. Passengers will find this the most pleasant
route 10 y. Orleans Only Si Cincinnati 81 10 Louis
vile; $40 20 ST. Louis, Via Pennsyvana Railroad au the
following daily Steam Packets from Ptsbur BuckeveStue
Capt BetshO0ver leaves Pttsbure Sunday; keystone
State Capt Charles Stone, leaves Psburg Monday: ALE
cheney, Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Pittsburp Tues
day; Crystal Palace Capt Kountz leaves Psburg We'd
desday; Brilliant Capt Il Grace leaves Pittsburc Thurs
day: Pltsburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pittsburg Fri
day; Messenger No. =, Capt john kinefeer leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. PhisbuTg to Cincinnati, 81; Louisville s.; S.
Louis, 81
Fare through by Railroad from Phiadelpba to Pjttsbur
50 50; Masson, SiU Cleveland $40; Mansfield and Crest
line, 81; Columbus fl2 65 Toedo 49, Cincinnati via
Crestlinel So; Chicago, tya Michigan Southern K R1
slS rs. To Chicago aukegan, kenosha ILL., Racine MIL
wauEle Sheboyg@, WISCONSIN, via Detroit and Michigan
Central RaIlrOsd, SIS.
The Cars will leave the Commemorative Station n
Cornear Of Schu kin Fifth end Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased Of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
snd Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through 10 Pittsburp Ceve
land Cincinnati aud Chioago, will leave at oclock NJ
Through 10 Cincinnati il = hours.
The night Mail Train at 1914 p NJ Through to Cincin
matt ia Is hours including nights comfortable rest at
Ptsburg.
risburg, Lewistown Huntingdon Hollidavsburp. john
stOwn, GTeenbGrg, and intermediate places
NoTcE.-ln loss, the Company will hold thernse
responsible personal baggage only for an amount
not exceeding 500. TIiOS, MOORE, Agent
june IL Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for IarrSburr via Coln.
ba and all Intermediate places viii leave the above station
at "a, M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
FREIGuTs BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND MASH


T1 arrangement between the South Carolina, sses-
ID Georgia Western and Atlantic and Nashville =
and Chattanooga railroads, goods will be brcdghtZz
through 10 Nashville at the following rates:
FIRST CLASS.
Foxes Hats, BOnne Furniture, Teas and other light
sooun per GuDiS lOV'-- oz
second CLASS.
Boxes Shoes, Dry Goods, SzGdleIv, Glass; Drugs Con-
dictionaries, Camphene, Spirits iurpentiue IL casks
&C, per I"V u 10
All articles not coming under specific rates Gunner
sted in the tariff OF the roads between CHATTANOOGA
and Charleston, topples Of which be seen or had
at the Fregh! Agents Office per 100 lbs ..Sl e5
Goods TO be delivered ct Nashville above rates must
be plainly ard distinctly marked the care of Agent Of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co. at Chattanooga
and Agent of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern ctes ship bv steam
at or about 2c, by PrGpeers 5c anG sailing YES
sells AT from Sc. 30 &c. per foot
When the Nashville aud Chattanooga road is COMPLETED
from Chattanooga TO the River, farther reduction will be
made of which due notice viii be given
II. l. ANDEItSUN Supt n. 4 C. R. R. Co
\. B. The same difference will be made vher goods are
to be delivered AT DeChe, Shelbyve and MurfTeesboro
or other stations on ruSd, is now made between
freIghts from Nashville Chattanooga and freghts from
the above points 10 Chattanooga under the arru
with the Tennessee River NJ. L. / 2. Co
june I6-u H. L A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15

NASHVILLE, June IS 1883
Coz. L. p. CHEArKAs:--Dedr SIR II have been using
he =" Reaping and Moving Machine paenened by Nancy
OF Illinois, which you offering the citizens Of TEL
nesSee Its FIRST RATE ACHLF IL wo ks
NEATLY and RAPIDLY The per day will depend
principally upon the speed Of the team Ii the team can
ravel four miles per hour it viii Reap or Now fifteen acr,s
ten hours II is entitled 10 the confidence Of the public
Respectfully j. SHELBY.
l. +. Bradley, managing the farm of Dr. shelby
make the following statement Ne have had for more than
one week, one Of Col CheathaIns moving and reapin
machines we havetred IN clover and grain blown and tau
ged and state that itmows and cleaner than the
sythe blade and that 1t will per day much as "a
hands, and at least twenty acres per av
yunezs-tSW L. 7. BRA DIZZY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAS.
TER DISTRICT.

TX Parte Petition for sale of House and
Minor Clinton Exec Of Let, Land and Negroes; estate
AbIam Perry, decd. Of A Perry, deceased
ordered that tbs children Of the brothers and sisters
L of Abram Perry deceased late of Lancaster District s.
c. that were lTings the death Of Margaret Perry widow
OF the late Abram Perry, (Which June 30h 1851 do
establish their rights before the Commissioner EQUITY
for Lancaster District S. c. or before tie LIST day of
March, $50 aud that the Commissioner do report thereon
the next Court of Equity for said District (which will be
June 10Th, ls54)
The above oder made in above case by the Court
at June Tern l553 and the persons whom the same
irs and applies notified to comply with the acquisitions
therein FORTH sure make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid will the of the Tesator
abraham Perry to be distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate above 10 those
vino douot. JAMES II. WITuERSPOON
Commissioner in tquty, Lancaster District, 5. C.
6ecl-Su
- The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number of the paper they al
requested TO notice the editoally: The Common
wealth, Frankfort KY The Register Raleigh " c.; The
Advertiser MONTGOMERY Aa The Recorder, Milledgevle
Ca, The lag ei the Union, Jackson Miss The Union
and american, Nashville, Tenn; The Union, Washington
Cry.-LdNeqstey Lelqr. j. Ii. W
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PENNsYLVANiA fsAELIf.sAD.


I'HlS read now complete. II opens communication be-
tween Psburg and Philadelphia, orPisbprg and Bsli-
By which Freight from the west reach eastern
market quicker and cheaper than by any Of the pres rival
Outes: they with the daily packets at Ps5urg,
from 81 Louis Louisville Cincinnati Wheeling, and al the
land and PtsbuTg Rail Road sHG Ohio and !Yaua
Rail Road al Pittsbur Cars through between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia wisncUttrahsp Of freight adyan
tsge that be appreciated By ali shippers
in Of Obstruction Of navigation by ice or low water
freghts westward be forwarded Pttsburz Gin
cinnGti, towns in the interior BY Railroad.
RATES OF FRE.s2sfFF
Between PittsbuTg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
first CLASS. FiRtsr Slnaasr
R0tcs. Rates.
Dry Goods, Books Stationary Boosl per 100 lbs.
Shoes, Hats and Carpetiug, Furs and Pol 81 IS cts.
tries, Feathers, Saddery, &C.
Second Glass.
Brown Sheeting & Shifting In BRles,)
DrugsGsss Ware Groceries, except Cot IS cts GO cts
fee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Third Glass.
Butterin Firkins & Kegs, Candies, Cot
ton, in winter,l QUeenswafe, TalloW, IS cts. cts.
ward, DC. &c.
Fourth Glass.
Bacon, Cotton lin summer Coffee. Lard
and Lard Oil, (through) PORK in full cts ~ cts.
loads al owners risk.
Geo. &. FrancGscus,
freight Agsat, Pitts5Erg.
e. J. Snecder,
FrsgAt -4gent, Philadelphia.
NagEaw q e o,As.
J. l.. Elliott
FresgAf ysqszt. Ne. = FEST stET
Il e. sE0uNTca,
Gen. EreigAt .8s5Et, philadelphia.
march 49, lS5C-lv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court,
January Term, 1854.

James Wright and others,
Order Of Publication.
Ag Stsrkie ard others
this 1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of The Court
that the following defendants the above case to vii:
Elizabeth Hart, Henry Hurt, Elizabeth Wright william
OBrient Nancy McGhee, II N. MeGnee. George OBrient
Agnes Peck, John Peck. Elizabeth Elliott Andrew Elliott
snd Lucy ODrent, nOnredents Of the State OF Ten
and that the usual process Of the law be
served upon them It Is therefore ordered that publication
be made 10 newspaper thirty days requiring sad
defendants TO appear the February term loj. Of this
Court 10 be held ut the Court House the of Nashville
on the hrst Monday said monlh and plead
mur to the petition otherwise Tie aauie will be taken tor
confessed "a 10 lhem and se tfr hearing.
jan1-t sth feb. +. X. CHEAT1AM, Clerk, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
ERB's Patent STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEN-
DENT CORN CHOPPER

This very important invention has been in use about
L three years. The Inventor has made improvements
winch have rendered it perfect a STRAW AND CORN
CUTTING MACHINE. 1t has given entire satisfaction to
every who mas used it. and the superior machine
in use for the purpose for which is designed. Ii sim
pie in all its parts durable and easily kept order 1t is
seteedng and easily worked by boy IL years of age
Ii will cut straw in the shuck from half inch to
three inches in length. Many certificates might be pro-
duced from Farmers who have used them prove their
superiority any other straw and cutter now in
use. Persons needing such article may assured
that in they will ind valuable acquisition their farm
stable
The subscriber has greatly extended his means for man.
uactuTng these machines and he solcits for them
the attention Of the public aud the farmers and planters
particularly, iLe South and West He will hereafter DO
able to ill all orders rapidly. and ensures all machines to
do the work for which they designed.
Being the inventor and patentee and sole proprietor he
will dispose Of rights for counties States reasonable
TERMS any Mechanic who NAV wish manufacture Them
and will furnish one set of casting for patterns
sep7-6rn JOHN T. ERR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-15
aEARSIIALE.S UTERINE CATHoLICoA.

& : "
1IFor the disease of Females one of the most extra
ordinary and valuable medicines II is prepar-
ed by Dr. THOs. POTEEOy Of New York an Alopathic
Physician who has practiced successfully in Utica New
York. forty years It's discovery was the result of chance
while experimenting remedies for totally different train
81 disorders For IL las been tested in every part
Of the world Ia the State of Tennessee has performed
wonderful will not say that has been successful
in every case but when it does cure it neverfas re-
heye the most distressing symptoms. permitted by
William Pari-s, ESQ., Of LawencebUrg, to state that in
few weeks it completely cued his negro girl who had been
for FIVE in the hands OF physicians who had been
abe 10 relieve her.
For sale by every Druggist in the State and bv
ALEX. MACKENZIE
Gcc2. No u, College street Nashville
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
LANES SLOAN. ElonrietOr.


MARKET OPPOSITE HoRNEs TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE TENN.
AaFe HdrerOonS at tie ola stand Corner Of Summer and
Spring Streets.
IlANlNG made extensive engagements in nv Marble
i Works, Iny facilities such that execute all
kinds ofwork in the tasteful manner and the latest style,
cheap ii be done in any of the Eastern Cities
By calling at my Ware-rooms the of Spring and
Summer streets specimens may be which will enable
persons ojudge for themselves which is the hes; method.
Having hand all kinds of Marble from Least Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, which will sell low 20 the trade wholesale and re-
tail finished or in the rough state.
A large assortment of MONUMENTS TosBs BAPTIsgAL
FoUSTs URNs, VASES, GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE STONES &c.
carved and leered to order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
TO order and sent TO part of the cheap
it can be procured from the East Also, MARBLE MAYTE,
Of every description plain carved. BUILDING STOS solo
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left my WaTe Rooms the of Spring
and Summer streets, will meetwth prompt attention. My
friends generally will find it 10 their interest TO call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful TO
my old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope by strict attention business merit continuance
of their fayorS JAMES SLOAN,
Corner Spring and Summer streets, Nashville.
febla-1V
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AGRICULTURAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

M4SfSs3sA THIS establishment isuow prepared
s-sz.SSlSyfs to manufacture all kinds Of Wagons
Carts and Flows of every description,
this country. e NSSsSE
The prices for such things will no, b sseaas
loi mem brought from other places We are read 10 re-
cs'e orders Tor heel Barrows and Carts and ober MEN
sils for making roads ms '-iN '''e' "'ei
Inc Manufacturing Of Wagons is under the Sunerintan
dence OF Wilson Mullen, whose work is we'll -
heePecuuly solicit orders from the Planters and Tsrcb
ants in the surrounding counties for our work W ''H
One or two good Wagon Makers wanted ir,n,al;o,ar
Good prices vii be paid for frst-rate workmen
-, GEO. c. ALLEN
Juns4o Lower Market Street