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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09

10 INV u Y D TWINK
SlR Whist glorious ining Little ccmmon-.e,.
reN,ou Mayor Mod g,ye i,ti- Of i a., ssAs.s =
bu'irs % the sfosshoc- 10 re Cir, ssch reasss y
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I've. bot of Woss 40 Of trsA woss BAT q sf,,s
r. -.iisior Of aay .hicss shout " kbpc ,e.l
coed God - S'srt AZ ites ~ a. yea s.zs
80 r. - hold up their h.ad, 500 pray fcF aim ssi .hs
- ID, lei rstt sd El- of the sros ,ps shs, n,
,t- 81 lee rsp0-i.rs 81 thsr shat up rss -,
huoD charity sni The poor ihNn At tse =
i.-rh-. have usde ths msuy day WI ne Mayor "a
trt r. q al the daJ'o me ~eoS 80 9mP,ee t.e -
mercy AtoNt> l. NaN'oN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-09

WALTER K. JoSEs We learn this, Waller K.
Jones, Esq, bad an attack on Sunday bearing on
paralysis. He Immediately bed, and 10 the
afternoon the symptoms we're favorable. Yesterday
morning he sas much better.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

any session of the Board, shall be included
in one account, and SO considered by tie
Board, unless by consent of the Board.
SEC. %. The Board of Supervisors shall
have and exercise in its county, all jurisdic-
tion and powers other than criminal, CEN
ferred by any law ON the Court of Sessions,
or heretofore exercised by said Court ander
any statute, OR by any statute provided to
be exercised by said Court, when the same
does not conflict with the provisions of this
Act.
SEC. 26. An Act entitled can Act to
create Board of Supervisors for the coun-
ties of this State and to define their duties
and powers, passed May third, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-two, and An
Act to fix the compensation of the Board
OF Supervisors of 1uolumne county" passed
May thirteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and fNy-four, are hereby repealed; but this
repeal shall not take effect until the first
Wednesday of September, one thousand
eight hundred and tilty-fve, and AN Act
to provide for the erection of Court Houses"
passed April tenth. one tn, usand eight hun
dred and fifty, is here by repealed.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

"NOBoDY But A PRINTER ANYHOW
Such was the sneering remark of person
residing not thousand miles from the door
of our sanctum, in referring TO the prOtts-
sion we follow in pride. Nobody but
printer, in sooth 1t makes our blood run
rampant through our veins to hear such ex-
pressions fall from the lips of those nused
on republican soil. Nobody but a PRIN-
TER. anyhow. Who was Benjamin Frank
lin? Nobody but Printer" Who was
Who was William Caxton, one of the faith
ers of literature? Nobody but Printer!'
Who was Earl Stanhope? Nobody but
Printer" Who was Samuel Woodworth,
the poet? Nobody but a Printerr' Who
was Gov Armstrong of Massat husetts?-
''Nobo dy but Printerw Who were Gov.
Bige OF Pennsylvania, and Gov. Blgler Ct
California? Nobody but Printers p
Who was Gov. Hill Of New Hampshire?
Nobody but Printer!' Who are Geo.
Z. Norris. n. F. Willis, JOS. Gales. Chas.
kicharson, James Harper, Horace GreeIy,
Bayard Taylor Robert Sears, and Senator'S
Dix, Cameron, and Niles? "Nothing but
Printers, anyhow" One thing is evident;
every person that chooses, can't be Prin-
ter. Brains are necessary.
Exchange Paper.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

COLONEL BENToN's TUNNEL.-If a rail-
read is ever built over Colonel BentCn's
Central Pacific route, the track will. for he
distance Of many hundred miles. be thu
highest railroad track in the word, aid the
engineers say that it will have tunnel at
higher elevation than any other tunnel,
excavated or projected, on the face of the
earth. The tunnel will strike through one
of the depressions in the backbone OF tie
western mountains, at an elevation OF S540
feet above the level of the sea-more than
three thousand feet higher thap the top Of
Mount Washington
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19
Later fr.m the Great salt lake.

Captain Walker, chief of the Utahs. died
on the 29th of January, Of cold which had
settled on the lungs. 1t was reported, how
ever, that he had been poisoned.
CEREMONIES AT THE BURIAL OF WALKER.
Three Indian women were strangled with
lassoes, and one Indian boy buried alive on
the death Of Walker, all Of them being cap
tives. This constituted part of the buri-
al ceremonies as an Offering to the Great
Spirit, for a passport to tie Larpy lunt-
ing gaounds OF the red man. Some Of the
chiefs best horses and sheep were also sac
rifced as a feast Offering
New CHIEF OF THE UTAHs-The Utah
Indians are now camped about sixty miles
from Salt Lake. where they have elected
their new chief, (whoSe name is AraT ene)
to fill the place Of Walker, deceas ed
They appear very friendly aid will cor
tinue ST.. Us long as DIR. Hunt has chalge of
Indian Affairs.
The GovERNORsHIP OF UTAH.-Mr. VIII
liams, tie mail carrier between Salt Lake
and Los Angeles, informs the editor of the
Los Angeles Star, that the news Of Col.
Steptoes appointment us Governor of Utah
Territory, had just arrived, and was receiv-
ed with great dissatisfaction. Petitions
were in circulation praying the re-appoint-
ment of Gov. brigham Young 1t was re-
ported that Col. Stcptoe would accept ii G
appointment if he could be assured of Lis
retaining his rank and commission in the az
my, alter his term Of office expired.
PEE PEE PRATT ON TRINGs IN CAL1roR-
NIA.-Mr. PalleyPeter, Or Patrick. or
Prattle, Or ParsCn, or - Pratt, 1--WE lave
forgotten the gentleman s middle name) Las
been writing to Brigham Young about tie
faith and the faithful in California. We
give few extracts from his letter to the
Ex-President dated at San Francisco, Dec.
18th, and which appears in the Deseret
News. Mr.. Pratt says =
'All Is well here among the elders and
saints. They are Uadc duCke, ard full Cf
the Spirit OF God, as a general thing, espe-
cla.ly n San Fran cisco and Santa Clara.
Poiygamy meets us everywhere and we
are compelled to satisfy their minds On that,
before they can possibly be satisfied with
our preaching, 50 we Lave met it in the
press and tie pulpit, and the spirit CT truth
Las almost struck them dumb with amaze-
ment and wonder. They are siltnt aid in
ii quandary, and feel halt inclined to ortnly
renounce the Bible, especially the priests
They say the prophets and apcstes were all
III the dark, and were fools when compared
with modern light, Eurity and tii.ization.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19

= oiId KAncho is Situated about twenty-five miles
5r1Ih y. iona or Hangt)wn and about the same
GGt't3n3e a. from Sacramento City, and is the best
os e 'ck K inch in FL Dorado county; having range
ol twenty-five square miles, or fl teen thousand
1creS OF superior summer and winter grazing.
uttered Uttered with numerous pools Of clear, cool,
Dilry Men, Stock Growers, Livery Stable
KEEPERS and Droviers will find this safe, cheap
s fll convenient place. to keep, recruit and fatten
CHAS. SCOFIELD, Proprietor
Deer Greek Valley, Feb. 18th, 1855. T2O3m
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19
Stock Grazing.

TNHE subscriber is now prepared to re- sT~
L ceive CATTLE AND HORSES. for.NEA
gazing, at his well known RANCHO, on Deer
oreek, at the following reduced rates:
COWS and calves 75 ct5ner head. per month.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-04-19
I, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL, APRIL 19, 1855.
LcSislatiVc.

AN ACT to create Board of Supervisors in the
Counties of this State, and to define their du-
ties and powers,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23

NHE undersigned late n Georgia having removed to the
City Of Nashville offers his services to the citizens Of
Georgia. T. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat, Rye Bacon, Lard,
Fine Horses Mules, Cattle and in Short every article Of
ira de offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville men Of high character
and pecunary standing and have large and well selected
that they offer liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville market lair trial As to
the Grocery Market the proprey will suggest itself to the
mind every merchant in the sections Of country named
the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Railroads
OF Georgia. General Agent, Treasurer and SuPerntend
ent Of Transportation, well Agent at chattanooga sew
eTa years the Banking interest Of Savannah, will enable
him readily to inv stigate claims against Railroad
Companies for lost goods damage while in uansitu
for the renewal or discount Of bills in ba"k, &C
AL letters incosng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money when saac
tory evidence Of sDvency and promptes accompanies the
same the parties known TO be such, shall receive ike
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
custom the market sell time. will also give
strict attention TO receiving and forwarding all goods that
be stored that may be directed to The
charges for the purchase goods &C. will be Eve per cent
commissions and twenty Tor each box package for
receiving and forwarding E. r. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No s,
Nashville, Tenn
REFERENCES-R. r. CuYLER, ESQ, Pre>t Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. PORTER Prest Bank State OF Geor-
Railroad, Macon; Hon loHE P. KNG Prest and GE
YoNGE Supt Georgia Railroad, and = T. COMBS, Esq., Au-
gusta; j. J. COOPER Gen Snpt Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HANsELL Attorney at Law
Marietta GBoRGE 5. BLACK, ESQ., Ro Ga; Capt. JAMES
WILLIAMS and Co. J. A NHIrESIDEs, Chattat oOga, j. L.
MAILER, Esq., Decatur and Judge LANE, Huntsville, Ala
II
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23

Patent Medicines will be published 800 per column
daily, or SIS tri-weekly-with 81 for each renewal
eamboas running 20 New Orleans will be charged $40
or the season; and when running 10 St. Louis Cincinnati
4c. SIS for the ~ not than six months.
"Ihe privilege Of Yearly Advertisers is strictly limited to
Their own immediate and regular business and the business
OF an Advertising Firm is considered including that
OF II or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals viz: weekly, or
monthly charged 81 per square for the hr and 90 cs
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls persons become candidates, will be inserted as
other advertisements be paid for invariably IN advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices S5and
Tor municipal Offices g. 70 be paid advance In every in
stance.
Al advertisements for strangers or transient persons to be
paid In advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted till forbid, and payment exacted
No Advertisements be inserted gratuitously.
All advertisements charitable institutions, IRE compa-
nies ward town. other public meetings, including rel-
gous notices, TO be charged hall price -.
Ms fages and deaths published as news. " Obt-
uaie tributes Of respect, and funeral invitations asher
HdVeTusements al
Regular advertisers and all sending eommunca-
tons requiring notices designed TO call attention to FAIRS
Soirecs Concerts, public entertainments where
charges admtance all notice OF private asso-
Citations every notice designed 70 call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended TO promote indVduan in
only inserted with the understanding thet the
same 10 be paid for inserted in the editorial column
(which can be only At the discretion editors the same
The undersigned publishers Of daily and t weekly papers
IN Nashville pledge ourselves s y to adhere 70 the above
bill Of prices and In instance to deviate from them
B. r. MCKENZIE 4 CO, True Wing Office
j. L. MARLING A CO., Union and American.
W. =. BANG a CO, Banner Once.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

w. A. & J. G.. McCLEL LAND
MOULD call the attention their friends buyers
w general TO the
Largest and Most Elegant stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them This has been selected with
very great inducements to buyers particularly to CASH
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos 81 and So College Street.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped 3 POI aGe De Ss4y S0 cheap;
Super Black Gro De Rhines, very cheap;
" 4" Mourning Silks
Elegant Founced Bsreges
Rich Printed
Super Plain Bareges, colors and black very cheap;
Chalies 4"
Elegant French Organdies;
Printed Jaconets, neat styles:
A large lot Il Printed Muslins, very low priced
Gnghams Printed Linens, Chints, Prints, &C. &c.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogaielle;
Wool Damasks
Union +"
Lace Curtans
Muslin Curtains with gil the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curtains made TO natch.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock OF Staple Goo Is very large and complete
Irish Linens Damask do, Toweug do, Tckngs Linen and
Drills Tweeds, pacas, BOmbazines Drab De Etc. Cloths,
Cassimers NestinRs &c. &c all very cheap, At
McCLELLAND'S METROP0LITAN STORE,
Rpr6 Nos. 81 and So College Street.
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RATES or ADVERTEsING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially Of this
ety. under the usages and regulations heretofore prevaing
called upon 70 perform more without
ton, tan other class Of community The gratuitous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and COM
nunicatons tributes o. respect obituaries, &C. &C. which
only be inserted heavy cost % the proprietor
upon them burden onorous that they feel called
upon sefdefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge, 70 extent at least the par
ties Immediately interested In this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the in other cities irnpeIed
Of its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united t0geh-
er In mutual agreement the 70 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
FOR each square OF IL lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less OF nonparel, for the LIST insertion 81 90
Foreach additional insertion, per square. so
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
HODGE g. WALKER,
Rarbers, Hair Drcsscrs, DC, &c.

No. 10 Cedar Street.
LAVE opened their establishment and offer to their
and the public in general inducements
before offered in this city Having newly fitted up house.
feel confident that all who give call will leave well
satisfied. In addition Bsrbering, Hair dressing &C.
have large, commodious ard eay furnished Bath Rooms
These the finest in the city and convenience and
comfort be surpassed in the country While pass.
ng gentlemen and patrons just step in and with what
magic make the hair y, and what sautary effect our
pure water has upon wearied and eotte body.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
GRIswoLp's COTTON GINS

NE subscriber being agent for the abov. .,-
will AeeP supply on hand furnish Planters az short
notice.
These gins have the character OF making good lint gin
ming Ster running lighter cleaning the seed better taking
out more moats an trash and having boxes durable
and secure against Ere than any gins In use and
are offered on terms more 10 the purchaser
The most satisfactory references be given 10 establish
this reputation which thsy also maintain
on trial used according 10 the directions with each
augl-u HIT YEATMAN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
From Egber. A. Rsworth, ESQ.,, City Recorder
sea-

NASHy LIE, Juy Y, $50.
Mr.. J. II. SENMoSs-sr: Asler days constant Of
the Specaces obtained from you, feel guaranteed
tying TO their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision PreViors 70 obtaining them my manuscript duties
were performed with much labor TO the eye, and often with
PAIN but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced Dotng II the kind but feel perfectly reuVena
ted whether relief proceeds from the peculiar form Of the
glasses or the MATERIAL both combined say
prefer them 10 any glasses have used plea
sure In recommending them TO the public.
Respectfully, BGBER1 A. RAWORTH.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
rlARBELIzED mon 1rANrELx.

Wis magnificent style Of Asntel st taking the place
OF al other desc ptions, both supe
or beauty richness durability and particularly It's cheap
ess While their cost Is only about han that OF the real
iarbe, they indeed exceed the former in beauty have
superior lnsre, less liable soil much easter
ept clean, and far exceed marble In durability and are Al
he same time, less liable to break.
The undersigned agents the manufacturers wal.
ace, LhgOw Co, Louisville, Ky, and furnish theni
o the patroEs and the public generally, with CRATES
er pieces and every thing complete; will also srper.
intend their putting up. STEWART 4 OWEN
stove Dealers and TinWare Manuf3cturers
RTSo-dtwu No. 81 Market street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23

WE have now in store by late arrivals
w so hhds N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs. MoasseS, do
100 DO Deans Extra Whskey;
lI5 boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
so do Palm Soap;
100 do Talow CandIes
225 do Western Reserve Cheese:
so bbls. Clover Seed
43 boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco No. 1;
29 do Preston's do do.
"a do G. B0yd's do do:
10 do Boaz 4 Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regaia Cigars, all grades;
Which we will sell low for Cash.
jams S.H LO0MIs A Co
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
J. II. CUR EY,

CaDlneI Makcr and Undertaken,
EGS leave to inform his friends the public generally
~ thathe keeps constantly hand Collins Of every de-
scrpton, from the panest the 6ne Metallic AIR
tight and air exhausted CoRs the best for pre-
serving the Corps together with good Hearses and Horses
and everything necessary for burias
All orders left at my Ware Room No. 81 Coopers Building
Cherry street, will te promptly attended TO- day and
ght. lie1-tfl
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
DISORDERS OF THE BOwELS!

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
NJ Medicine that has been introduced into this
IN ton Of the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold Of late years in this
state and has been found in every case, give instant
-elef in al cases Of
Oysentcry and Diarrhea, the PremOni-
tory Stages of Cholera,
6oOdy Fux Gfpnss, Pain in the Stomach Bowels, and
all incidental complaints from eating unrpe fruit crude
vegetables, change Of water, &c.
The is occasion to offer certificates for medicine that
has been used in almost every family in the State with
pete used by the Board Of Health in New
YOk and also at st Petersburg in Russia in the Cholera
Hospitals when other remedies had failed, and is universal
ly admitted to be he best and reliable medicine in
istence for the disorders il processes cure.
This medicine is warranted and should IL fail to
circumstance yet knownthe money viii be, in all
cases, refunded.
The value Of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public reposes in it. has induced subscriber have il left
for sale all the Drug throughout State Price
per bottle, 30 cents lmy22l ALEX. MACKENZIE.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

WE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
still c'ntnue selling their celebrated ChOlcrR and
Dtarrhea Preventive, from the effects Of which
so many last year reaptd great comfort and ree by the
1aon Bottle or Glass AS eyenves always better
hAh cures strongly recommend all The Poor
supplied without charge, IL accompanied with practising
DOCTORS certificate Private Families particularly should
ass oo'ue oi This article in the house, in Of
Bency. LYONS & CO.,
myi 10 f,syar strs,st
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
CATLIN,S HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA.
w IrH Biographical Sketches anecdotes Of the Pria-
w eipal Chiefs Embclshel with i20 PoErRATrs fro
the Indian Gallery AZ Washington, volumes complete.
Recently received and Tor sale low by JNO b. WEST.
AISO-Just to hand, - MAINS Cl1EHAA.kD. GrifAns
assd ol RoseS1od, Ivory and Pearl ornamented.
jeI2 r. W
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

- NAsHN iiLR, JulY 20, 1855.
Mr. J. H. SERMONS Sir: have been using for week
the pair OF Brazilian spectaces that purchased from you
and do not he itate to that they far best
that have ever used. unabed read the print
at night by dim ght without strainng ny eyes whereas
the spectacles that have used heretofore usd them
and could not read with any satisfaction consider your
spectacles great improvement upon any that have
Yours respectfully, q. NJ. EOG6.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23

CROOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
AND WORTH READING
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
" FLooD FIELD
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE
MoRSISG STARS OF THE NEW WORLD.
FIFTY YEARS BOTH HEMsPHEREs
NOSAATUM AND NATICK.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS ENGLAND.
THE PILGRIMS or WALsISoHAM
Hills LAKES FOREST STREAMS
The MONEY MAKER.
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS
TES NIGHTS IN A BAR.RooM
TABLES FOR CRITICS.
FERN LEAVES. Second Series
MEMORIES THE WATER.
TRSNEssEAN ABROAD.
BERTHA AND LILY.
The HERMTT's DELL.
HONEY NOOK and other Comicalities
Miss LEsLrE's BEHAVIOR BooK
THIS, THAT TIE OFHER
For sale by CHARIxS VI sluTn
MARI BUG
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, in whole in part, my place in Edge
field situate the GalIatn Pike. terms apply to
the subscriber, or to Messfs. LNDsLEY CRocKElT.
mari5-f HENRY BLOOD
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
SUPERIOR PIANO FoRTEs.

SNVs he " kSls
/ AS now in store large supply Of PIANO
II FOltfES, OF very superior tone style - 5.i9s n
and finish Of 6, on, %, and octaves uaIl- " 1T
uactured by
HALLEr, DAVIS & Co, Boston,
7. GHBERr Co. Boston,
NUSSs CLARK New YORK,
shch for durability, perfection and volume 81 tone ar.
Tot equaed by any other makers in th market and
which he will dispose Of At manufacturers prices with the
addition OF carriage. Those wishing purchase would do
He to apply sOon he Is quite crowded and anxious 10
sci, to make room for Others very expected
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-23
AmRRIcAN nLAcKBoARD cRAxoNs.

VIZ ARRANrED fres from Grst or say Glutlnous sas-
w whatever and superor ts any ether Craygns
nog n use.
Aher kAsiag gven ths Ansrcsn hiacfhsard cfayons =
ar and impartial trial. teug lg conEiaoed q dsiI
,aIpsrar naers really give testimony ~ aver d
e being Ne hest CrHyons tha we hasr ever sern rn
ennx Al ne Qualities thai ceat he dcsred M sace sn ss
dele.
Thonss sAer4ia, English II 81 scheo, bosiQa.
Geo. kHsn, Jr., H8nceck
Hubbard W insloa. q sans Lariss' .
J. D. PhiIbritk, slzss NaruAl sChoai, n. brtair.
Francs :. NIllazns EnEish uigt -Clnol, bopton.
Pasros AEsn, kng. CI.sslcal sxhcai, VI. Nestor.
~ filillK hass. stats Normal schaoi hgidscsates,
Jonaihsn Terly, hAncAeslsr n - Sctsui,
}. .. E4ton. Ph ags' Ac4tsny, AsdosrT.
a. 4 fuPe. tonrrxtiie,
q. ". Pymsson. stats SerulAl scAeol Afany, \. v
nsritFs slal Il. caGertiSs HsEh SchQ1i
For s~<by CHARLES IS sAiru.
syfis see
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5000 REMARD.

- DANAWAH from Nashville the negro woman MINERVA:
Of dark copper COLOR very hesby To habit; having
quite prominent eye; walks awkwardIy some fre or
inches In height She has been employed in Nashville
seamtress several yeaTs and may be lurking about
preparatory TO making her escape free STATE having
Gently been detected In attempt TO get of u taken
OF the state. Sgve two huudred dollars or appre-
hension and one hundred dollars taken the State and
lodged In the Nashville Jail.
jan22-u THOs. NJ. PETwAY