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TO tie EdHors " tie Enquirer:
HANOVER, May ~, 1855.

HANOVER, hdy IL, 1917.
Mcssrs. Editors :-Pemit me, through your CO.
lnmnS,, to defend myself against a false accusation,
made by Richard Ruins. the Know Nothing candi-
date IN this Senatorial District. | au told by some
friends that Mr.. Reins has been circulating a paper
at Negrofoot, in which he declares that | have lied;
and | am forced, in justification OF myself, to prove to
the public, not only that | have not lied, but that hc
has, most egregiously.
The circumstances are these AR. James w. Tay-
lor and myself, happened at Harold l. Murray's
bookstore IN Richmond, when Mr.. Rsins stepped in
to purchase = know-Nothing Almanac for Mr.. Chas-
tain White, his opponent, and, after several other
Questions, J asked him, "lf the Know-Nothiug party
did not prove what no expected, what would he do T.
He sold that ''ifi it did not prove what he expected no
would return TO his old party. and be as good q De-
mocrat as ever" Mr.. Reins denies this. Hear what
Mr.. Taylor says:
Il do certify that | happened at Messrs. Harold & Muir.
rays with Mr.. Pryor. whom Mr. Reins entered, aud, after
several other questions. heard Mr.. Pryor Hsk him, III this
party does NIT prove what you expect, what will you do -
Mr.. Rcins satd. ~ will return 10 my old party and BIO as
good q Democrat Us ever" M w. TAYLOR.
In tho face of all this. Mr.. Reins has the audacity
to come to Hanover, and secretly circulate Q paper,
dcuouncin. me as a liar; and when called upon by one
of my friends TO give a copy Of this paper, he tears it
up and Says ut is nothing, let it die away" ! have
said this much, to vindIcate myself. 1t is with tho
public to deride who is the liar. ! am done with it.
JOHN PRYOR,
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rnnn Al,GuSTA COUNTY.

A latter 10 the editors, just received, from Old Au-
wat, snvs: Know othingisn is going down very
6a,,. | learn, from u reliable source, that the Lodges
At Grsensvillc, Waynesboro', Fishervillr' and Ne"
Hone, will be entirely without Democrats Tonight
All right in Old Augusta"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
HON, r, X. MEADE.

No g%ertloman has participated in this canvass with
grcutsr credit TO himself and advantage TO tho party
than tho Hon. Il. X. Meade, of Petersburg. His
speech in Mecklenburg is represented to have been
nn effort of surpassing e%loquonce and power. Its o.
feet was prodigious. In Powhatan he achieved new
laursls. This compliment is cItorted by u just sppre-
ciatiop oi hs pnllaut service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, MAJ ID.

Breaks continue very Iurge, ard prices well aus.
taii"d, except for such as III very Soft order, which i,
much neglected and soils lower. Plnnrcrs would
find il much 10 their interest 10 put their tobacco up
in dry order, which would enable their ugcn,s to hold
it, provided satisfactory prices could mi De obtained
Mt the time Of s%amplins. We quote c"umon lugs,
81 to so; very good 81 to IL; common leui q 10 1;
medium to good s co to lUi good and fine .,-nuins
and shipping 10 to l3i ine manufacturing Il to Isl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
MADISON

A correspondent from Madison pledges this s"oa
old Democratic county TO a majority OF Def h"""'ea
for Wise, McComas and BococS. Greene '''' W.
Arc ,s.urod, will moro than do its duty.
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AfACr NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN.

to III NTIS0V
trhe people Of Virginia will remember that Will
sk nf Massachusetts, is not only q member OF the
Know-Nothins Order, but is a~delegate to The Nation
al Council Which il to be hold next month in philadcl-
pbir, to t.eertain the general prircplss and deter
ntnr IKE general policy IF he Party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
LOOK OUT FOR "RooRBACKs."

In other States, it has been the policy of the Know
Nothing party to putthe most absurd stories in circu.
ton, Just on the eve of the election, when it was too
late TO countersot their effect by exposure. The De-
mocracy will not DO deceived by any such infamous
arts. Look out for "Roorbacks.'
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TclcSrnphcd for the Richmond Enqulrcr.
ST. MARY'S GET ,rror

WAsHI>GToH, May 1.-The steamer, pou,h,,.-
and Washington lei; here Ibis afternoon for s, Mann "a
Celebration. There were about 400 cycur.io,is,. .
GLIDING CIV. Z. GUSTS, and companies mostly co W.
posed IF porsons from Georgetown CoIl,t. nm,
Catholic societies. ""a
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CHESTERFIELD DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA-
TJnN

The members of the Skin Quarter Democratic A..
socia,iou OF Chesterfield county, are earnestly r,
qurs:cl 10 attend n meeting OF the Association, at,he,r
hall, on saturday, the 18th Of the prcseu, month. at
IL o'clock. A. VI. Az this will be tho los, msu,ln1
bstorc the election. 1t is expected that erory Demo.
crnt will be- in his place, Tor lie Association desires 10
give their kaow-.N1hing friends 4 parting-KmI -
No-ktck. Discussion ia invited from speakers Of
both parties.
JOHN I. GRESHAM, Secretary.
Chesterfield, Nav 18th, 1853.
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NEW YORK, MAY lI.-Cntton i. unclany.i
Flour is twelve cents lower; sales of Southern \, ali
Il al -. WiIrnt-Salcs Of white Michigan at e. ~.
Curn-Priccs are unchanged. Last sales at q Il A
Fl -. Gate 80 cts. Stocks arc firm, but dull. Nu.
ncy is cusy; Virginia Skies q.
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FROM PATRICK COUNTY.
To the Editors Of tie Enq"trfr:

To the Editors 81 TIE EnTHtrfr:
PATRICK, MAY 10, 1855.
Gentlemen The Democracy moves with lea,
erect in this county. You may get Patrick down a'
Democratic, sure, and no mistake, by a considerable
majority. | have never seen tho Democracy in tlnrr
spirits or more sure OF success. Know nottingham Il
losing ground fact here and in the adjacent counties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15

BALTIMORE, MAY l4.-There have been no ss,e,
Of Flour. buyers and sellers differing widely in prjn.
Last sales at $40 81 Il Sll. Grain is held az Sn,wr.
days quotations, viz: Wheat - 10 Il ~ 70. Cnrn
Fl % Il 81 H..
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lCOPY.l

copy
We. tu undersigned, who have been mambers OF
tive BEAN SSSqQnh1ggS% SfYa" his 9lancHt"1HfFyo SShr' WITH dIrH&Sl
therefroni 3 thorough acquaintance with the princi-
ples thereof having satisfied US that they are hostile
io tho bort interests of our country.
&. l.. McCOCLL.
THOS. j. STARKE,
JAS NJ. CARTER,
MOSES THROGMORTON,
SAMUEL KNIGHT,
WIN. +. EACHO,
JAMES A.. THROGAORTOS.
'rle Uiyiuul certificates of withdrawal can be seen
bY callipE at this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15

/, the uudersigued, who have been a member Of
tho Know. X othing Order commonly so-called) here.
by declare that / have withdrawn therefrom, a. |
believe the principles of the Order are contrary to
what | thought them 10 be when Joined it..
JOHN r. CHILDREY.
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nIyCTSSJ0E IN HANOVER.

There will be a political discussion at Halls Store
usar Beaver Dam Depot in Hanover county, ON "a
turdsy tho 10Th inst. All the candidates arc invited
and expected to be present.
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CHEAT AUCTION SALE OF ohn,Ny
- - unnit,rn M t.nllccitOE OF slItHoNs

G1Epiy a. I'D and magnificent collection OF 'PienaIns
illustrated books, and superb line ,,asni ih"csnion
oasu,itie-, being . consignment: ron. n ar u oi rare excel
House, and including, among o'Hc' wa"
lepce. the entire stock OF prrrI.H Arr,
nv EIspEs's RoYIL G.LLErr OF ~ !. o, the beet pic.
A most exquisite and ehaste ' .St.fn times: forming tbs 10
sns.. U ot u publication Of the prs:oa; S Ssy. or wEDNEs-
s s5;;' .. : s:!Is; 81 IT,. : ; :9s'' 5:ss j. :: T. i: ss 5s $:7 b. s.agt.
" ;K R@.S5siSS: s:c S5'a a., ss is' !, MI s]s ;;s sss'' ssn Sis:' d
from gentlemen who may dt.f :. 70 Nam street AsyH
the PIlnt- uuy also DO seen"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15

PUBLIC SPEAKING IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
X. l.. Montague, Esq of MlidIuscx, tho Demo.
crutic elector OF this Congressional District, will adj
dress tho citizens OF Richmond county, at Furnham
Church, on Saturday, the 10th inst. All persons Of
all partier ara expected to attend. and speaker. OF the
knuw-Nothing party are particularly invited.
DEMOCRATS OF RCHNoSD CuUSrY,
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EXPLOSION IN A POWDER N1IJ

grinding houses 81 Garcschr'. powder mill LIZ "a
this morning Il; II o'clock. No pcrson MAS hu,,, y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
CUPY.l

Wo, tho undersigned, who are members Of the
Klow-No,hing order, commonly so calledj hereby
declare our intention to Withdraw therefroIn, and re-
luost tho Council to which we belong to strike our
names from the rolls, rs We believe that the princi-
pies of the order are hostile to tho best interests OF
our couutry. BENJAMIN JENKINS,
GEORGE W. DUKE,
ACIIILLE H.. EACllO,
JAMES DUKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15

Messrs. Editnrs Il enclose a slip from the Balti
more Weekly Clipper of Saturday, April 2sth, 1855
This paper is u wen known Southrrn Know Nothing
journal. Let SouhherncrS read, and beware how they
take the serpent to their bosomH. Very resp'y, &c.
JgFPERsos COUNTY, May 9, 1855.
W are not disposed to force slavery upon any
territory, and shoDM be heartily rSoied to "e y doct'
i'AHd ~ orr orn State, provided it were done by the
voice of the slave owners, and provision were made 10
transfer the whole colored population Of the State 10
Africa. But, whilst slavery exists We will not assist any
man or party 10 interfere with the institution, or to de-
prive owners oftlleir constitutional rights. We look upon
slaeery as a curse; but il is n curse that cannot ot
removed through the agency of fnnatical Abolitionists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGArE,.
JOSEPH SEGAR.
of Elizabeth City Co.
Ellyson's Steam Power Presses, Richmond
ike Editors of The Enquirer:

To ie Editors Of the Enquirer:
ORANGE CouSTY, May 10.
Nessrs, Editors: ! send You the American ticket
nrocured and now being Distributed to our hho"'
Nothing voters, to be used III the penang e'rct"m
You will SEQ on it the name OF Gov on''h' vi ~"
gress. -
noseJ to the Governor, till after his speech here de-
lining his position, in which he prai5eh the huo".
Nothing platiorm-tGught the party ths nc" G'ct!'h'
Tint by aboiisliing the naturalization laws the fofrieh'
ar would not be included IN the CENSUS u"u ,nns u
South would avoid tho ~dangerto be apprehendedt from
tn. increase Of representation i'll the tree states re-
smiling from the influx Of foreigners. Such reason
ing, which would not do credit to a ftscen shliHnS
county court lawyer, and n mood OF thht hoo'i!io"
journal. tho Cincinnati Times, sent hero Tor dlstriDu'
y,;,n hy thc Order, has worked wonders for tho GOV
amor. and YOU ace tho result. He is on their ticket
please publish il Just Ne it 10, and lot all good Demo
Gratis ace the true position OF this their ancicni lrienu
Our county, and Green, get their iull snare Oh Tue
above named infamous sheet, the "Clnclnnal 'mcs'
but thoy SOON to be circulated and read secretly
The chief of I'll. Order" in Greene died, and thus
ono of the bundles to him came to light; ana mere
thuy seem to be coniin0d 10 the Initiated alone. Even
the tickets intended to be used in the election arc NOT
for the public eye now. ] procured the one ! send
by accident. Yours, &c, M
TIE AMERICAN TICKET.
FOR ooyERsON.
THOMAS STANHOPE FLOURSOY.
OF Halifax Co.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOyERSOR.
JAMES NJ. Ii. BEALE,
ul Mason Co.
FOR ATTORNEY oHSERAL.
JOHN N. PATTON,
Of Richmond City.
FOR COMMISSIONER DoARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
RICHARD &. MORRlSS,
Of Richmond City.
FOR CONGRESS.
WILLIAM SMITH,
Of Fauquler Co.
FOR sTATE SENATE.
FOR HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Ellyson's Steam Power Presses, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMITTEE Fol
JEFFERSON WARD

The Democratic Vigilance Committee for this Wa,.
will meet this evening, at 8 o'clock, at the large br!c.
house "n IN" corner Ol Main and 10Th streets.
A. the election is near al hand. punctual ar,eu.
unc,: is respectfully requested.
Nav Ii X. O. Hash. -, luU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15

PHILADELPHIA, MAY lin the United s,o,s.
Court, to-day, tho jury, in the case Of james Bsrunri
charged with piracy and slave dealing on ,hs brj,
Grey Eagle, returned Il verdict OF not guilty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
WITHDRAWALS IN IENRIcO COUNTY

HESRiCO, MAY 10, 1855.
This !. to certify that l withdraw from tho Know
Nothing Order, az ! do not concur with them i'll then
principles. | wish this to be published with other De-
mooratic names. ALBER ESROUGHTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15

We would suggest to our friends in the country inc
p~ropriety OF having tickets prepared with the nulnes
of all tho Democratic candidates, for the state ana
counties. Orders sent to the Democratic editors III
the country, or to this office, will be promptly exc
cuIrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
PROGRESS OF THE REACTION.

We have tho satisfaction to report hirtee" addi-
tiona! Withdrawals from the Kuow-Nothing Order in
Henrico. The names of the gentlemen arc given be-
low. They arc oil from tho lower end Of tho county;
and others in that vicinity have Withdrawn, but are
unwilling to have their names made public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-15
PATENT pKEMIUM JET SHOW.

-xrrs Path wa. awarded the only premium at tho faii
!, H." FRANKLIN !ns Iiurc. Philadelphia; also. award
= ,hs sr., premium at the Pair Of the Maryland Institute.
TaI,irnn,s A yrea, and important Improvement Il naos
~ oa,sr bn,a over oil others, by throwing the water
ip .M on the body without voting tho head, uoie's
.r n will or pleasure OF the oa'he' Eseh n"ts Is :. ' ,"sa 81 sf
a. DO ss' ton. win 1t ,, ,tns; and s 'ha S nut; ]Ss. 'PSS'':IS more room
. : &C. !. rnmn,op wush. s,and. For .sle By -
tihh a coH'"''" BULkLEY & CO,
l3!, Main street
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10 E'Iif1yS Of Nh, EHlUirsr::

To The EditOJS 81 he L. H1UFsE
GLOUCESTER, MAY 10, 1855.
C;cptlemeu: II enclose herewith a printed tlcke
Of the Know-Nothins party, ono OF several nunnre'
that | have seen prepared tor inc election dis'i''o
York, Williamsburg. &c.
II /. sicpitcout of the fact, that Judge Bayly re
c.ivcd the support Of the kiinw-Nothing Convention
Of the lst Congressional District, which recently as
semblcd al York Town. r:.o
tion of Jnipr Bnylv, | will not charge; but II IL ccf
tainly due TO the Democratic party, which has 80 oltcI
and 40 long supported him, every true lheihoeI y
which would srornfully reject amy once 'enaelu" y
the Know Nothing party, or secured ny the!' 1Ioa
ahlo practices, TINT that gentleman snoutI; ~ ., uiitl
publicly and Indignantly dcnouuce such alioeri! WY
his name, repudiatc their action and plac9 h'T,sI
above suspicion before the Democracy OF us LIE
trict. Truly, you're, &c.
THE AMERICAN TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS STANIIOPE
OF Halifax Co.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JAMES NJ. II. BEALE,
of Mason Co.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN VI. PATTON,
OF Richmond City.
FOR COMMISSIONER or PUBLIC WORKS.
RICHARD q. MORRlSS,
OF Eichmond City.
FOR COSGRPss.
THOMAS ii. B.iYLY.
of Accolnac.
FOR STATE sESATF.
-
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
JOSEPH Sl:tiAR.
of Elizabeth City Co.
Emr.nn,. l,n.un pnurr p-rAAcs Richmond.
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TIE AMERICAN TICKET.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
For TIE En1uirer,
JUDGE BAILI.

Ellyson's Steam Power Presses, Richmond
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EANCY LINN pANTs- The .uI. "rib - 1, ssnII
nu"t y, parties interested, knowing that our
I'm -" :" embrace. come leu OF the variou. stylrs INTRO
Ssso'.hIe'' ' GROsIOEG & TUPAAS,
"u I' 10 Main Street.
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LNREsH SCPPLI.-Hh'i lu, I't"I"'u w -,
second mp North with u large G"u''iShh' suPpJ ~
Summer Cl"thing, ] mn now prsp1,r" hs f,mnJ IN ,bs ~
mort varied handsome s.-orfmrrr "a o' !our1 u "a ",
comprising every dc,irabl- Style and fabric, adapted toths
N'"s' ' HENRY SHAFiR,
Corner Main and !Th 81
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Fare ESegfEceds
CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWEEN NTY ID 0 LIARS.
Unitets &tates EgaiaE4Ime

9 kaEGSSa . SLss sTS Na&lsa Z E4EEaG
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SE-iT- WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, N. Berry Commander.
Marion, G,200 tons, }. Foster, Comma nder.
Jas. AdgeT. l.50G tons, 3. C. Turner, Commander.
SOutheTneF, 900 tons, Thos Evan, Commander
z-ssss LEAVES gers Wharyss, ever, " esnes-
eetfy5s day and Saturday aftVr sHe arrival of tue
fesSgsss5Sssszs cars from the South and T<ss.
These Steamships all built for the Line snd for
safety comfo. and speed unrivalled the Cosst
Tables supplied With every luxury. Attentive and cour.
teous Commanders, VII insGre Travellers Of this lire
every possible comfort and accommodation ....
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StoeTdRe PASSAGE - =
For freight passage, having elegant SIGte kGom 4c
coumudatCas, apply 70
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Charleston, s. C..
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UTiTERN
G. @ IN Ea erc5af Coz1eg sc


WRITING INSTITUTE.
INHE first term Of this College Will cc5-
l. mence on MONDAY, Fc6, - IN tae 5z5Scc 1ssFssaz
areea spacious in Cool5Ts hocE, kus.xSssSfz
IN Cherry street five doors above 1eaderck. 81
The course Of instruction in this institution viii embrace
Bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md Peudanship. . 4
Iualihed 10 discharge she 3uties of ths accountant
Students will be Instructed il ell the modern improved
rs adortad by thu hest regulated houses in the country
among Others which d5pehses ''l the use q the Jour-
nal greatly Iessening the II labor and ishIity to
.r and another winch renders the use of he Cash book
And Journal superuors and ena5ies the bookkeeper to
post hs personal accounts da and bis merchandise and
sash as oaen as may suit his convenience.
This latter form particularly designed FOR the use
II retail establishments.
They viii be taught simple process by which the MGR
.hant NAV at tunes te of his loss or
gain together with the quantity Of goods 90 hand without
esoting 20 the tedious process o. taxing invenorv
This institution viii be permanent, aud has been esab-
5shed to meet the already Important and growing co1-
erca interests Of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
nessee and sd9signed 10 place II upon basis inferior
70 none in this country.
The importance to every business man. of koOwiedge
accounts mus! Se sufficiently obvious 10 al resecting
minds.
To the man of wealth il is important 70 enabis hin, 10
manage his affairs scientifically, and without pecunaly loss
and the LAWYER is oen called uPon in the discharge OF
professional duties 70 Cnraye the most intricate ac
counts butto the young who depends upon his own
for livelihood il is invaluable. Itgiyes him
position which nothing else can se "a
He holds the post oi confidential clerk n his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment: is eraTtr1ept tor
the benefit of those who wish to take lessons writing on
y where elegant hand writing VIII be impaired % all
who place themselves Cnder the Of the pTCeptor
Pupils entering this institution are not limited TO any
number Of lessons but specified price may continue
branch they pursue until they perfected refining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons say subsequent
period, free OF charge.
febl1-ly
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DECEMBER itIiES
Dsfore tho Clerk and .iasisr al Iafayerfs, Isl
Monday Iu DeceIaGer, 6. ID. Isjl
Clifton a. pgiGsby
va ) lnterpleader

Wesley Ogj~sbys distributes,
4 appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Clerk Master
that John VI Ogissby, James Uglesby chIldreu ELISHA
y are defsa aatS the b; fled this cause and that
they are E0nesjents ot he State Of Tennessee and
consequence thereof beyo1d tho reach Of he ordinary pro.
cess Of thus C21r il = therefore ordered by the CLERK
Nssse- and 80 entered upon the rules hat publication be
made % the Nashville Ungn American a news paper
tuhiished IN the city Of Nashville, for three weeks in sue
Gsssion commanding the ssid deisnd4nts n appear and
plead answer or dsnur conPainants bill the next
term Of our said Court he held the Court house
the tau Of Isvst:c tie st Monday il February next
OF hearing expsrte. JOIN CbAlbORNE, e. i ~.
Dec. IS, i8Sf-3tw.
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= AIII ALtLL FATtI FUIt SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his residence lying in
/ McNaTy County, Tennessee four miles east of Purdy
and twelve miles west OF Savannah, Immediately on tie
S;ageroad, Obtaining $50 of Lsrdi5 50
under good fence and re Of cultivation T5 acres
Of rich bottom land There is good roomy framed dwell
ling, framed barn and stable servant houses two
failing well and spring water good young orchard and 10
healthy neighborhOOd the State affords In short
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in
home Terms 10 suit the purchaser aud possession given
Immediately If desired.
octl ll-3mw. JOHN g. COMBS.
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REGULAR BURK5VILLE PAcgEr.

WE new lightd1pght iasrunuiog sa-- s-r-s-.. 81.
Il ssnser steamer ODD FELLOW, Jss.s t...--.s -
" faGz, Master, will make weekly tTiu- u
the a5OVe ana ali intermediate ports a l----zlS<s7
the water will allow. For ireigit ar ,-ss.o -.
on beard, Srio a. T. HARRtSOy. agent. sfs
JAni0-u AtP. T. IiETdcas,lss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-01
HUGHES BROTHERS,
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERRE0TYPE

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STOCK DEALERS
c e. HUGHES Union stIe5t, Stretch OTIS.
+. y. HUGHES 81 College street late Dobyns Il Go.
A EACU Of these Galleries the public OBJ fss5rS
"a tam .iyst class Pictures, the best ~ ~
Material EG5 arsrst aud mu>t approved Apparatus Cur
Lights, the o4iy tie city which is seoeded by all
ATus7 aud CgnEoisc-es 10 be the best fer taking large
FAMILY GkOLiS Is TO dispense with taoss Ozark
shadows so gnera-.y and objected Ia. We have
beautiful PIANO !cr The use Of the LADIES As attend
personally 70 Sres patrons may rely Gu "a lite
attention, aud Pictures second 10 none
g Citizens and Strangers age politely invited 10 visit
our Rooms, whether iueJ need Pictures or ao..
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