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New ORLEANS, April 14.-Cotton prices are
easier but not quotably lower The sales TO-DAY
hmounted.to 6000 bales. Mess Pork SlGasle SO;
Bacon sides %, being decline. Flour $40 IS:
Corn 81 07aSI 10; Oats 20; Shoulders II; Lard
9sa93; other articles are unchanged.
PirTsBuRq, April I6 -noon-River nine fee,
FIVE inches and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
NEw York, April JIG Cotton market frrn.-
Flour ad vaneed-Southern advanced 25a254, 1900
bbls sold at $40 47aSl0 IS, Wheat firm; Corn
firm with upward tendency; Beef firm; Lard higher,
1000 barrels sold at 95a1Oa; Ohio Whisky %.
Stocks lower and Money plenty. Indiana Elves
81; Missouri Skies 925; Tennessee Skies 944; Can
ton 26E Pennsylvania Coal Company ST O5a;
New York Central 035; Erie 6544; Reading S4a;
Little Mama SO; Cleveland and Toledo 72a.
LOUISVILLE. April l6.-noon.-Th City Council
granted certificate of election to John Barbee. K.
Nor Mayor over Mayors veto. Speed present
Mayor, contends his term does not expire until
next year.
CINCINNATI, April l6.-noon.-F Flour dull, and
dropping sales of extra at $40 10; Oats SO; Whis-
ky 30; Provisions firm, but not much doing: forty
hhds Bacon sides sold at 81 Packed groceries
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, April lG, night-The weather is very
warm. ss 49, s
CINCINNATI April l6, night-The river has fallen
3 inches
Flour dull and Dropping Provisions firm, but
quiet; mess Pork sold at Is %, held higher Groce
RES, no change.
NEW York, April 1G, night-Cotton market
firm, n. 0. middng 81; Flour trife higher, good
Ohio 10 0oal0 so; Corn firm, mixed 1917; Pork
trifle higher, IS o0al6 124 for old mess II so for
new; Lard triie higher
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED BY H H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT


REPORTED By II. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
MONDAY, April l6 ARM.
The river still Iecedes, notwithstanding the rains
OF Saturday night and Sunday. We, however, an
teipate a slight rise from them. Now on shoals
A feet.
The weather still continues to present the ap-
pearance Of being showery.
The steamer Howard reported to have injured
her rudde. at Island l., on the Mississippi, and
would not reach Cumberland river until to day.
Steamer Fairfield from Pittsburg, due to NOR
row
Steamer Empire and Progress up at Pittsbu-g fer
this port or the 18th inst.
Steamer W. n Shearnan sunk in Yszoo river.
Steamer Clarion sunk III Upper Mississippi.
Steamer Forest Rose broke a shaft at Grand
Chain on the Ohio river.
Auiged-Aliia, Paducab; City of Huntsville,
Memphis; Republic, Waitsboro.
DeParted-Alda, Paducah; City of Huntsville,
Memphis
Business at the landing dull
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SECOND LARGE SALE "a At auurIos
Spring and Summer Goods
BY
A r DTyrYr.AN G. CO

J
| TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY 81 THURSDAY.
APRIL 18th. 18th ard 10Th.
viii sell At ASs0n . Ga @ N6 a
saiirss NEW SPRING GOODS q Foreign and Dones. &c
Manufacture embracing the very --latest styles and makes
Spring Summer Trade which viii be sold
rally and without reserve e, e,. coops
Black and Fancy Coored Cloths Of French, English and
German manufacture; Black and Fancy cassimeres Of all
SILK English We is Marsass and Printed Vsssss
Black and Fancy Column SILKS sai5n de chsnes Forohre
Stocks of entirely sle Bandaana Pongee and Sir
Handkerchefs, Madras and Linen Handkerehes Bonnet
Ribbons and handsome assortment OF entirely
styles; Babcock's Importation of Mantua Taea ass and
sk Blond Ribbons English Printed JJe1ne. ana aus MS
neis Organdie Briants and Bereges French Plaid Cha
sBsd bsS aDS aneg
Brown Bereges; French Scotch and English ad striped
French and English Fancy Plain Prints; French
English Oil Prints Of all widths and qualities French and
ed Irish Linen sheeting Pillow Case Linen BIue Yellow
Pink Colored Linens; Irish and French Linen Drngs
of Superior qualities, of all colors rh French and Ger
man Linen Sh s1SS ;n and
mng Of the greatest variety French and English White
Gloves and Mtt Of neW STYLES Port Monaes
Needles Pound and Paper Pack Pins &C., &c: altogether
embracing the largest of Foreign Goods we have
- STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Prints. Black, Red Green Blue and Orange, yellow and
Damask Prints, Furniture Prints Domestic Gnghams, Man
chester do, Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown Sheetng
Shirtng Drilling, osnaburgs l24 ia io4 Brown Sheet
ing Beached Domesties, Of all qualities and widths;
Bleached Drilngs, Black and Coored Cambcs, Slesas,
Vest Padding Canvas Padding Cottonades of all qualities,
Plain Striped Plaid Blue Denims and Drillngs Union
Linens Book fold and "A Napkns and Linens; silk and
Woollen Tweeds, Al-Wool Tweeds, Andelusian Merino
Cloth, new article Black and Colored Cashmerets and
Fancy Salinetts Baske Linen of unique styles, new
Whenon Cassimeres, Striped Sanes, Cadet Mixed Cot
tonades great variety of Trimmings ,&c Umbrellas,
Paraso of all sizes and variety Fans, OF every variety
Bonnets and Bonnet Flowers, &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills Robertson County, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, Summer
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills, Shcbyville, Bedford Coun,y Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises of the leading articles of the
Stock in store, which will be sold freely. ..-
Sale commencing at O'Clock.
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN s. co.
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Practical Landscape Gardening,

IMPROVEMENT OF RURAL REsInENCES.
DElNG general principles Of the art with inn di,sc
ID for planting shade trees Shrubbery and flowers and
laying out ground. By G. NJ. KERN. VOL l9mo with
22 Illustrative engravings Price g. '
The illustrations for this velume are nearly eorness
the manuscript is in the hands of the printer and will he
sereotyped and the volume produced in the handsomest
style early in March.
The advantages which Mr. Kern has bad in acquiring
practical knowledge of his business in his early education
at the Jardsn Ge PTntes of Paris and in the Gardens
Of St Cloud and Versailles during the reign of Louis
Philippe give Of his fitness for executing the
task he has undertaken while the positions be has held in
this country and (amoag others that might be named the
charge Of embelisbng3 the grounds at the Ohio
State Fair at Newark attest the estimate placed upon his
capabi tiles by practical men
.n Inc Soak Is eninensy praeea and sdap'ed 70 the
the uuon who desire Hints and suggestions to aid them in
ornanentiug their premises The needed hep may now
be had at small cost narrated in pure English style.
few copies for sale by HAGAN BRO.
Narkaf
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Public, No. al
Public, No. :.
IOINT RESOLUTION relative bids for pYoEnlOns clio

JOINT RESOLUTION relative bids fer provisions cloth
ing, and small stores for the CT the navy.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Representatives of
United States OF Amerca in Congress assembled That
bids for supplies of provisions clothing and small stores
the of the be rejected, At the option OF the
department, If made by one who is not known manu-
of regular dealer in the article pr0possd 10 be
furnished which fact the must be distinctly
ted the bids oered that the bids of all who
failed 10 comply with the conditions Of contracts
they have ousy entered into with the United States
SHALL the option of the department. be rejected that
than bid be offered for the supply article
Of party either in his or in the
oil his partner CLERK, any other the whole OF
such bids shall be rejected at the option ofhc department
and that cOparners OF firm shall no; be as
ties for each Other and that whenever be deemed
necessary for the interest o the and the health
Of the the United States vessels To procure paricu
brands of -four which known TO keep bes on distant
stations, the Bureau Provisions and Clothing, with the
appreciation of the Secretary of the Navy be- aud hereby is
authorized procure the the bs. TERMS IN market
overt.
Approved 9Th March, 1854.
Ar.-ilN IaaNlX
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reported tor he Union and An,r,ean.I

[Reportel for Tie U54ion and AD,eraea,.l
= af-A ATLANTA, April Is, 1856.
MEssRs. FDIroRs: Below we furnish you review OF
cur market for the past week:
BACON-tiog Round sI5a91Sc-light stock LARD,
in bbls l0}9all in kegs i15alac. BUTTER. in kegs,
l5aloc-dui.. CORN scarce at 81 1oal l5....MEAL
scarce at 81 I5al &C.,. .0ATS-None in market-wofth
75c... WHEAT in demand at 81 IS per boshel. 49,.
FLoUR-Super6ue SlCall per Dbl. FEATHERS scarce
and dali sale at 81 a.. UAY-Tennessee in bales 81 rs
per cwt. APPLES scarcesl 50 per bushel for Dried
81 50a2 90 for Green.
Respectfully, SEAGO & ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants.
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et,rH1sa And c1o1a ~ MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Bureau Of Provisions and Gothng, April 2 1855
GEPAkATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed :. Propo
- sails for Navy cioihing and Clothing Matera 81. wall be
received this oAee until 3ecloek, % the lst DAY If
Nay furnishing and delivering Giving sivy
da. ralie 1t each iher Of the nayy-ysrds at
town. M4ssae Brooklyn, New Yors. aud GosIr.
vrgina, Quantities below mentioned of all Of
the flwipg ianed articles Of navy clothing and oinsi
ais such further Quantities of the same be
dered the chief of this Bureau by the commandments
of The ssi ANY yards, respectively during the nsca
The LIST day of July aud eIdng The
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MORRIS 4 STRATTON.

GAS FITTING.
WE still continue insert Gas Pipes at the usual low
w prices and prepared to make Alterations do
any kind work line and warrant wsll done.
Gas Fixtures
We are offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they be brought from the East after paying freight &c
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices Of large lots OF Globes and Shades.
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by first boats
from Pittsburg and will sell them very low. Apply 10
JAS KENDRICK, at the Gas Light Office, Cherry II.
mch65 SLY f. L. DAVIS q 90.
ExTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-Au
r. lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well To
purchase their supply at STRETCHS DRUG STORE.
formerly Stretch Orrs) which has just received the
hneSt article ever brought TO this city. Imchs
A(RIClJLTIJRAE, IMPLEMENTS.
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CRIMINAL CoURr-The case of the State vs.. Hen
ny Hunter, for stealing coat, was decided yester-
day, and the prisoner was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for one year. Several nnisdemeanor cases
were opposed Of
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+ HAGAN & BRO,
BOOK SELLERS AND STATIOEEKS.

No. 81 n srkst Street, Nashville Tenn,
MOULD call The afen ion Of Merchants, Pedders.
wv Teachers and Others to their large assortment o
SCHOOL, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and Sta
uVnery generally, which hey offering to the trade
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+. COMMERCIAL,
NASHVILLE, April Il

NASHVILLE, April II.
C0TT0N-Sales yesterday of few lots at 1915
None of the lower grades offered
T0BACC0-At Johnson, Horne 4 Co.'S hhds were
sold = follows: so, 6 90 5 50, rs, 80, 6 As, %.
3 III IN $50
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~ The Grand Encampment of the Independ-
-.ent Order Of Odd Fellows, commenced its session
49, our city on yesterday. toIsraby fair repre-
sentation of the order are in attendance. The
Gr5nd Lodge meets On tomorrow morning.
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Books and Stationery.
REV FIRM

TIAVING this day assoc ated ih Brother Jons
II L r. HACAS i'll continue The BOOK AND STA :
TlONERI BUSINESS. under the style OF f. HAGAN &
BRO ct the Old stand on Mafke street.
March J. ls.55. 4. HAGAN.
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TBEATRs-The Bateman's continue to draw
good honsos and their his;ronic talent is the won
der and admiration of all The manager certainly
for giving them the opportunity Of seeing and hear
ing these prodiges of TIE stage. Tonight viii be
presented Black Eyed Susan and the Spoiled Child
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EVERY BODY READ THIS!
THE ONLY ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN PAPER /!
CIRCULATION
TEN TEfOUSAN COFEES!!!
RAPIDLY INCREASING.


AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
From Montgomery, Alabama,
-RADTATIGIf 1UROUGH TIE EROLE .SOU7H!!!
A DYERTlSERS have never had good an opportunity
~ to scatter broadcast before the GREAT SoUTRERs PUB
lie, he- business announcements. is offered by
SWANS SOUTHERN MILITARY GAZETTE,
which 10 point Of circulation, beauty of typographical
execution aud elegance of lus;rson challenges not only
the South but the arhOke country!
The reason why is currently read by every person
Is because It's chief design TO furnish information to the
public concerning the operations for the fund of the SourH
tES MILITARY ACADEMY. (of which SWAN is Manager) and
that interests every body but this requiring small space
ample room is left for large amount of original literary
MATER such Sketches Of Distinguished Characters Iu-
morous Stories, and the like The Foreign aud Domestic
Comic Publications cued to furnish the Seected De-
partment."
The last APr 2 among other articles of interest
contained most graphic and life like sketch of W. T. poR-
TER Esq, Editor of the Spirit Of the Times by his friend
Henry VIM Herber, Esq, author of Field Sports" &c.
The GAZETTE is published in every twenty
days il will be issued at the rate of once ten
Price 81 Ter annum, in advance
rgg Advertisements solicited. They will go throughout
the South. Address SAM. SWAN,
aP4-lm Montgomery, Alabama
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BOUNTY LAND WARaANTs.

TNHE ACT OF CONGRESS, apnroved March I'd, So,
| giving to the Soldiers, their Widows or Minor Chill
dren of any of the Wsis OF the United States in defense
of our liberties Bounty Lspd all who have not received
heretofore the amount If 100 acres together with the forms
necessary to procure said bounty land claims having been
received by the undersigned be would respectfully inform
all those Interested that he is prepared TO prosecute
the claims OF any and all that may desire TO avail them
selves of the benefit of this sc.
Terms moderate. Satisfaction given. or no charges.
Persons living distance be accommodated BY ad
dressinr by letter HUGH CARROLL,
mh25-lm Office Of Grand Scribe. Nashville. Tenn.
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NEfLLEr SEED wANTED.-We wish to par
" chase 500 bushels of diet Seed Also. so bushels
of Back-eys Brown and Lady Peas. Also, 5ornhed
Beans for which will par the highest market Price IN
cash. WELLER GoofEn-
At their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse.
Anrit ia MsrketsGaet,
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R1g' qsae Annual election of the officers Of the
Broad Street Bridge Company, will take place to-
day at the City Hotel
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IN ADVANCE OF TIE MAm.-We are indebted TO
Adams & Cos Express Company for "a copy Of the
New York Herald in advance of the mail
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~" We authorized and requested to announce DR.
Ta0NAs 4 ANDERSON OF Coffee County rs a candidate 10
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress Of the United States.
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TENNESSEE BoxDs Tennessee skies sold in New
York on The lth at 93ka933.
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BUILDING LOTS.

OFFER for sale my account, number Of VAL
| liable Iots-vz;
SIX LOTS near University Place. fronting Maple
street The lots 42 feet front and lss feet Deep
IN Edgsfeld beautiful Lot the Gallatn turnpike
lust beyond DR. Hamn's and adjoining T. G. Lsseu's
fronting 100 feet and RAINING back 30 feet 1t viii be d.
yided if desired.
One Lot the Galatin turnpike Mr.. Washngtons
fronting three Streets This Lot fronts 90 feet the
turnpike, and is $40 feet deep. Fl IS
Will sell these lots at fair terns and will make the
times OF paymsntto suit the purchasers.
mhls AV 3 LINDSEY.
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Extract from tie act of Congress qp,oreI August TO- l84S

Extract from the act of Congress approred August To- 1915
And be further enacted, That from and after
passage of this every proposal for supplies in
ved the Secretary of the Navy under the provision Of
the appropriation bill for the approved March
third eighteen and forty three shall be accompa
MED by written guarantee signed by one or more respon
the effect that he they undertake thai the
bidder bidders WILL If their bid be accepted enter
into obligation such time may be prescribed by the
Secretary Navy with good and sufficient sureiies
the supplies proposed No proposal shall be consd
cred accompanied by such guarantee If after the
proposal and notification thereof the bid
bidders, he they shall fail to enter into obga
ton within time prescribed by the Secretary Of the Navy,
with good sueties for furnishing the supplies,
then Secretary of the Navy shall proceed contract with
other person persons for furnishing the said
plies shall forthwith the difference the
contained in the proposal guaranteed and the
which he have contracted for furnishing the
supplies for the whole period OF the proposal to be
charged against said bidder bidders, and bic their
guarantors and the may be Immediately
by The United States the of the Navy De-
pams in action Of debt against either all OF said
perspnS'
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
4 e 49, g

AS in store BrickleyS XIV Premium and two horse
Steel Poughs, Subsoil Plough CuItivators Harrovs.
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crushers, Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles classed as Agrcutrs In
pIeinents ANY article which he may not have hand.
will he ordered aud cost of transportation and exchange
only added TO the manufacturers prices. He expects bT
The first Of Nav superior HAY RAKE which he wishes
10 submit to those interested for examination.
LaEdreth's Seeds.
Just arrived, additional supply Of CoFnGsld aud
Bench Beans Parsnps large quantity of the finest Onion
Sets and variety of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
A variety OF Flower Seeds hand and will be in
RECENT Of more ia few days.
Irish Potatoes.
A superior lot of Galrna and Iowa Potatoes.
Field Seeds.
lie also has all kinds Of Field Seeds such as Clover
Timothr, Orchard Herds end Blue Grass and in q lev
days viii be in receipt Of Barley, Backwbeat Hemp and
C,Inmin Seed. Has also a fine lot Of Oats.
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FoUgTH CONGRESSIONAL DIs=RIcT.-We authorized
10 Col JoTN II. SAVAGE a candidate TO repre-
sent the Fourth District in the Congress of the United
States.
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REDCCED PRICE S.-HsviDg removed from
my for residence. take this method Of inform
ing my lady friends and acqraint that they now
find me at the Crucber House, where am prepared 10
Cut Fit aud Make Dresses in the latest sod most fashion,
able styles and at reduced prices Ladies who want a
nerfect dtipg dress would do well to call me, as
guarantee TO piease all both in ht and style.
tss- The entrance 10 my rooms Is on Church Street,
aud ladies will be at no Inconvenience IN finding me-
anrI8-2w MRS. ii. N. GRAY.
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s 5 O . O D O
will be distributed according to the following
I'll.

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets IS OO-IiaIYes 81 00-QusrteTs e. 90.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville, will please leave
their orders with l. H. BR0CKWAY, n Public Square,
who is authorized receive and forward thenl and TO
whom the schemes and drawings viii be regularly sent
A compliance With the above will save much Tune and
labor NECESSARY 10 answer individual orders from me to
time
~ Every prize draws at eacd drawing.
az Bills Oh all solvent Banks taken az par
"a All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI. Agent and Manager,
~ Sign oftbe Bronze Lions.
Montgomery Ala
- Thos Welsh and Justus Wymsn. Esq Sworn
Commissioners to supeiinteud the Drawing.
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@. ROBERTSON. JAS. n. BRADSHAW JNo. r. jones'
NEW FIRM.
C. w. ROBERTSON s. CO.,
No. IA College Street. between Spring and Union sts
at the Store formerly occupied by
RoBERTsoy & BRADSHAW.
NASH PILE, TENNESSEE.
yNIE are receiving and opening large and COM
w plete stock of Gentlemens, Ladies' Misses, Chill
dren's Boys and Youths Calf Kip and Patent Leather
Boots and Shoes for the Spring and Summer rade aud
in calling attention to scck feel confident that 1t
consists OF of The best selected assormeDt in the city
which will sell low at wholesale and retail for cash.
The stock consists in part Of
Gents superior Calf Boots;
Low-quarrered Patent Leather Shoes;
&" Cloth Congress Caters;
Kid do;
Ladies' super Black Lasting Caters plain and tipped
- Welt Caters
Pump super Kid BoOtes;
Z" Kid Slippers English and French
Also full and complete assortment of Misses and Chill
dren's Boots and Caters.
We have hand superior 'ot Of Sole Leather Travel
ing Trunks. C. W. RIO 5ERTSoN s. co,
mh29 IA College street.
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one Thousand Town Lets
tvs LHGESARD FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LANE
Adjoining, tte city of fRickuaam, KY,

TO Il y a LEY!
ICEMAN Is young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles beoS The mouth OF the Ohio the Mississippi
Rivers enjoys uninterrupted navigation seasons OF lie
Hoar il ecd by telegraph with all portions Of the
tnaH by the Hickman and 0boa aud the Nashville and
Th Western Railroads with Nashville, Tenn and all he
ees of tia South Eastern Atlantic seaboard BY the Kick
and Ubon and Mobile Ohio Railroads (alI IN
rapid slate Of prO2ress) with Mobile and New Orleans
MI the southern cities and country; is the natural and
outlet for large extent Of back country
roads natural and adfca aud has, within years past
doubled itrelf in wealth snd population.
The country tributary Hickman lie eVeIsFe and rich
agricultural productions Of beth clmaescapable
ttinug population dense In the world, and is
pny lg with rich, intelligent and industrious people.
Hckm5E is now, without doubt, the prosperous place
ia this region Of country and, past and present
increase e." wealth and population, in few viii far
oiistnp all 0theTs.
The lands high, dry gently unduatins. and within
mile the corporate limits, and viii be sold in lots
,, g. G, TO- II, Is, 81 5 30, 49, and 50 each.
Encour1 gements offered TO WORKING MEN OF all
classes, trades and cangs, native born, natuTalized
foreign. Catholic, Protestant and Jew
This property will Positively, be sold 10
the hgbes; bidder, without reserve, commencing the
2tss Eiay os Way. 1855,
under deed 81 trust, the Trustee is determined the
OF all parties concerned close
IL TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent. down balance In
three four and i've years. with date
II paid promptly at maturity, the interest to be RENTED.
o. Il. YOUNG, Trustee.
Hickman, Ily.. ApriI ,, le5j-td.