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Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
GEORGE Il. CEzALass.

arEsS1kaszE 4. NkzALHAzS.
DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry
- Goods. Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps, Cutlery,
Hardware. Groceries, Liquors, and ready made
Clothing. Sc. Sc, on the Levee, in Atchison,
Kansas Territory
have now in store, and am constantly in
receipt of every variety of Good. suitable to
the market, faom ST. Louis and the East. My
stock consists in part OF the following:
Loaf, ,crushed and brown Sugars;
Coffee, Tsa: Moiasses, Rice, Cheese, Spices Of
8 all kinds.
silks, WooIiens. Printa, Cenlbricks. Lawns.
Sheeting, Sisirtiag, irish Linen, and Linen
CambricS, -
Ready made Clothing Of every description.
Calf and KIP Roots, SILK and Cashmere Hats;
Cloths, Casimers and Satinets;
Ladies wear, saeh as Bcnnets, Slippers, Gai-
tefs. Collars, Hosiery &c; 4
All OF which viii be sold low for cash.
atcfjson K r ~ te *@
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
Notice.

TWO PORTABLE COTTAGES, one mark
L ed w ), and one marked II. received per
steamer Financier No. 2, July 5th, 1855. II
not called for within thirty days from date, will
be sold to pay freight and charges.
@ o. III. p. POLKY.
st. Mary's Mission, K. T. July 5, 1855. "A
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
WESTON HaH SCHOOL.

TNHE first session of this institution will
i commence on Monday Oct. a25th 1894. f.
DR.. I. p. Acres, a. M, (late President of
the Masonic College, Greenburg, ky.,) Princi-
pal of the Male Department
Rev. R.. G. Loving, A. NJ. formerly presi-
dent of the Buckingingham female institute.
Va, late of Fayette, No. Principal of the Fe-
male Department. -
Suitable Assistants viii be employed es they
are required. .as.s -
Tuitiers st Session 4 Months.
Primary studies.... .-.... .....-x1 90
Common English branches ........ 90
Higher Go do .....1o oO
Greek and Latin, &C, .... ..12 co
Ornamental branches at the usual ex-
ira charges. zt
Fuel. &c. ...... 49,. 90
| Board, including washing, &c. can be had il
the neigh borhood at SO per month.
ss-,47 ,sE.s-ssr ". G. CAPLES, 81 -r@r
Gen'l. Superintendent.
Weston. 1S55..1tf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
STE.E.W S.EEs..MEEL.

7 AM now erecting in Atchison, Steam Saw
i Mill, of the very best kind; which viii be
completed by the first OF March. After that
time | shall be able 10 supply the citizens Of
Kansas with all kinds of lumber, at as1ow a
price any other Mill in the Territory.
lssy@I wish to purchase 10000 Saw-logs, for
which will pay the highest price, in Cash or
- IT, GRAFTON THOMASON.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
F.S. wHITEpMgs
Wholesale Dealer in
HATS. GAPS. B0ENKTS
FIOsces.s. Fancy ,Ets1's. &c.

NO. 30, MAIN STREET,
st. Louis. he.
VXTOULD respectfully invite the attention
w of Country Merchants to his large and
we'll selected stock, before purchasing else
where. Prompt attention given to orders.
n. B.-The highest price in cash paid for
furs and peltries. .e.ieerf "a 25-3m
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
WILLIAM JACKSON

OFFERS his services as Joiner and Car
penter to the citizens of sAtchison and vi
cinity. Any work that he may undertake, he
pledges himself to do speedily and in a work
manlike manner. If industry and experience
in his trade enables him to give satisfaction,
these be can bring to the performance of his
contracts. - 7A-S -. -
Present residence, at Mr.. Aliens. ia
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
DIR. H. j. W. EDES.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON and DENTIST
pacEvifle Ea0

OFFERS hisprofessional services to the cit
Nt7zens of Parksilie and vicinity. .izA
He is also prepared to perform every thing
appertaining TO Dentistry, in the neatest and
best style. ae
Office, in the rear of the store of Aspling
Stevens g. Co. lszs .as s23-y
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
DEIAW ARE.

Sf1SHE Town of -DelasEare il sitnatea in KAN
Il sas territory, on the south side of the Mis-
souri, river, three miles above the line of the
Delaware reserve, and ten miles below Leayen-
worth city. This town was laid off and located
in February last, on tract of land densely tim
bered, easy of access from the surrounding
country and situated favorably for health al
ready there are number OF houses going up.
1t has the following resources as good and
prominent point: es ee - -.s
TirstIy-A Good Landing. :
The Missouri river at this point is compress
ed within narrow space, the channel is re-
markably deep on the Delaware side, and wash
es for asn1ile above and below, the Kansas shore,
thus affording at all times a safe and secure
landing for steamers. S~i5
Secondiy-Timbe i'm Abundance
The tract of land on which the town is laid
out, is covered with valuable timber, for build
ing purposes. besides this, there is on the opPo-
site side of the river large bottom, heavily
timbered with oak, ash and walnut.
ThirdIy-Ifs Position.
This town has on the Kansas side of the rfv-
er supporting IT, a large district OF the very best
lands in the Territory, while on the opposite
side Of the river there is large and fertile bst-
tom, teeming with population. This bottom is
of itself sufEicientto sustain a town of large
size. This is the most accessible point from
which the Delaware nation of Indians can pro-
cure their supplies. Delaware is the nearest
and most accessible point at which the country
on the Kansas river can do their receiving and
forwarding business. There are great num-
Der of towns Oh the Kansas that will find it to
their interest TO make this place their shipping
point, among them We would name Osawkee,
Calhoun and others. as there is good ferry
at this point, emgrants travelling to Kansas Ter
ritory on the great State road from ST. Joseph
| to st. Louis, will find that this is the proper
! point at which TO enter the territory as by this
! means they avoid great deal of unnecessary
/ travel. -rF te
II ca Ith.
| This location is :,h and commanding, hsv-
! ing stagnant water near to generate disease
from its streets. there is presented to the eve
/ spendid view of the Missouri river for mile.
above and below the town, the country in ths
vicinity presenting view at once pleasing ana
romantic. So
Every indncement will he given to mechanic.
to make Delaware the place of their choice
We ask each person TO examine the place. Th
merchant will find on an examination, tha
/ Delaware is obliged to command a trade no
second to any town in the Territory from suel
persons we ask examination. In word
word We ask for Delaware an examination b,
the public.
Sale Of Lots.
The undersigned of Platte City. Mo-; Pete
T. Abell, Weston. or l.. f Hoilngsworth, Del
aware. Kansas Territory, authorised to dis
pose Of shares or lots in said town who ma
desire to purchase EaI
: ~sT.- - B. F. CLARK, ~--~
. 3. F. HOLLiNGSWORTH,
lott HM. DICKEY.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06

T. AsPLING. a. C. STEVENS. Z. K. sTErHENs-
AsPLING. STEVENS. S Co.
Storage. Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
MAIN AND wATER sTs., FARKvILLE. No.
ALL BUSINESS entrusted, to their care will
GETreciv" PFVIr. n'sssfs5n.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
TuTT AND BAKER, ,

DEALERS in Wines, Liquors and FAM
Groceries of every description. Woe
willow and Stone Ware, Tobacco. Se-ss
pickles. Preserves, Branded Fruits, Oysl.a'
T obstars- Sardines. Glass, and Glass Ware !.
All of which win be sold wholesale and rs2-
lever than at anv other house in the city.
Weston, Mo- sIs.. i 50 Ff-lsser@ =
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
KANSAS HG.
EE E n Y

E> NIAiROD FARLEY. has at Ia
S,.339< IAN, the only Ferry that never
E<xsSasNz-sss stops for ice or low water. but
runs on whenever passenger arrives between
,lsvbreaI1 and dark. lie has three good Boats
am; when one cant go, another can. All who
want to go into or ont OF Kansas. remember
.!tf NIMROD FARLEY. Iatan.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06

and summer clothing
~ at Ss. Louis prices.
ASpLtNG. STEVENS & CO.
ia Pesssii:c. 10.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
.JOR PRINTING.

nFevery description, neatly and promptly
~ executed at this Office, such as Cards, Cat
alogues, sCircniars. HandbiIls, Programmes,
Pamphlets Posters, Shep-biils.. Blanks, La
bells, and every variety of Printing, executed
at short notice, on liberal terms.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
EUNs, CENs!f GUNs!M

: -. EENS! GJNS!I GGNs"
yTTOOLFOLK & CO, have Just received
w splendid lot OF Guns of the very his.'
!inish and made by the best manufacture i
the United States. Those in want OF go2,
Guns had better call on US soon, as uey'" "H
rapidly.
Platte Citv. Mo. 'Itf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06

DENNIS s. LEWIS, ,. W. AND G. C. DENNIS,
| Fayette, Mo. - Kickapoo City, K, T.
- DENNIS, LEWIS. s. Co.,
nEALERS in General Merchandise, Fo<-
|Iwarding and Commission Merchants, Pro-
prietors of Excelsior Steam Saw Mill, Kicka-
poo City. ..
Agency of st. Louis Steam Planning Mill,
Phoenix Foundry, Toddss Mill Furnishing
House, Plants Agricultural Warehouse.
aug 2S-2m su
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-06
HOLIDAY AND -DICKEY,

Wholesale and Retail Merchants,
Main, ST., between Market and Thomas
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r HAGAN q BRO,
BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS,

Z. No. 81 Market Street. Nashville Tenn,
N1OULD call the atten ion Of Merchants, Peddaers
Wv Teachers. aud others to their large assortment of
SCHOOL, MEDiCALAEp MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and Sta
tioneTy generality which they Offering to the trade
al low prices
THE MAY FLOWER, AND MISCELLA.
i NE0US WRITINGS By Harriet Beecher Stowe
Author of :. unc,e Toms Cabin" &c. One vol, CLOTH
Price 81 80.
The Slave of the Camp. Posthuuous Novel By
Vim. North. vol cloth. Price 81 so
Corsica: PIcTrREsorE HISTORICAL Social. With
Sketch of the Early Life of Napoleon From the Ger
A Long Lock Ahead; Or. The First Stroke and
the Last BY AS. Roe, Author Of James Montoy, &c
! vol cloth Price 81 80
The Life of sam. Houst0n-The only Authentic
Memoir Of him ever published.
whoever loves and supports the Constitution strictly
is my ielow.-G6n Hoastons Speech the Compromise
Measures.
In volume. illustrated. Price 81 so.
Westward, Ho! Voyages and Adventures of Sir
Amos Leigh knight Of Burrough in the county of Devon.
in the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Rendered
into Modern English By hailes Kingsley, author Of AL
ton Locke, &c / VOL Price 50 90.
The Castle Builders. By the author of "The Heir
of Redcife." vel so cents.
Temptation; Or The Unknown Heiress. By j. F.
Smith, author of ''Stanfeld Hail." &c.
Ellen Mortimore; Or, The Beautiful Creole of Cuba
Grace Lee. BY Julia ksvanagh. vols, paper.
Afraja: Or, Life and Love in Norway A Norwegian
and lapand Tale Translated from the German OF Theo-
dore Mugge, by Edward JOY Morris l vol 81 So
Robert Graham: A Sequel TO Linda. BY Mrs Ca
roline Lee Henfz so cents.
IDgenue; Or, The First Days of Blood BY Alexan.
der Dumas. l vol, cloth. 81 50.
With many others. Just received by
apps HAGAN 4 BRO, Market st
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED BIZ 4. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.

REPORTED BIZ h. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
MONDAY, April 30-4 PM
The river is gradually falling to a low water
stage, without any prospects of an immediate rise.
Now on the shoals 81 feet scant, which is
scarcely sufficient for the Memphis packets, yet
sufficient for our extreme light class boats to
ply regularly with little freights and accommodate
the travelling public.
The weather is extremely pleasant with light
clouds occasionally flying, which may probably
produce rain about the time of the eclipse on the lst
inst.
The America from New Orleans is now in the
river and will not probably reach higher up than
Eddyville. ~
The steamer J. P Tweed from New Orleans, is
expected in the river tomorrow, and will not be
able to reach further than GAINESVILLE, from whence
she will be compelled to tighten
The regular Louisville packet connecting direct
with Pittsburg, is in the river, and should reach
port on tomorrow.
The Rock City is the regular packet tomorrow
which connects direct with the St. Louis and Louis
vile line of mail steamers
Steamer Rescue due tomorrow from Cincinnati
Steamer Iroquos now about Helena.
Steamer Progress on her way from Pittsburg to
this port.
Arrived-Alida, from Paducah, with cylinder and
tea-head broken. She.will be repaired in day or
two, and then resume her regular trips to Paduoah.
d.: Robertson from Paducah Republic from Harris
vile, City of Huntsville from Memphis.
Departed-Republic for Paduch, Sallie West for
St. Louis, City of Huntsville for Memphis, DR. Rob-
ertson for Paducah
The business at the landing is much more ANNA
ted than on Saturday last. E
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GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
WYE still continue to insert Gas Pipes al the usual low
w prices and prepared to make Alterations or do
sny kind of work in our line and warrant it well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We are Offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they can be brought the East after paving freight &C.
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices Of large lots OF Globes and shades,
with other Gas Fixtures which expect by hrst boats
from Pttsburc and will sell them very low. Apply to
JAS II KENDRICK, at the Gas Light Office, Cherry st.
mch5's5-ly l. !. DAVIS q W
TXTEA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO an
T. lovers Of Fine Che wing Tobacco would do well TO
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch 0rs which has just received the
finest article ever brought TO this city. inchs
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ORR { the angel Gabriel , has got into trouble
a: Greenock Scotland. He has been sent to jail
for sixty days. His friends-a legion of fallen an
gels-trisd to rescue him, but did not succeed
He expects, it is said TO suffer martyrdom st
Rome lie was one of Ned Buntine's principal
agents in tie Uaited States 10 organizing know
nothingsm.
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nISsoLUTION on PhRTNERsHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE coparnershp heretofore existing under the style
4 of CRENSHAW FAIRS is dissolved by mutual con-
The undersigned will settle all the business Of the
late firm and is alone authorized to use its
Feb l4-lm r. l.. CRENSHAW.
r. L. CRENSHAW -..................b. 3. WRIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW.
WYE, having completed our Shop, and put up all our
w machines ready to do all kinds Of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH DOORS. BLINDS,
HOLDINGS Of all sizes, BANISTERS, LATTICE and
BLINDSLATS dressed SHELVING, DRAWERS, WIN
DOW and DOOR FRAMES OF all skies, completed Boxes
of all kinds on hand at all times CIRCULAR WORK
of any kind done; LUMBER of all kinds dressed or
sawed to any size from quarter Of inch to thirty
inches square. Persons wanting any thing in line,
would do well to give call before purchasing else
where as we are determined to do all work WE'LL and
give perfect satisfaction and cheap it be done
All work delivered to any house in town without cost
Shop Broad street, west OF the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad where will be found at all times ready
to wait any person that wants work.
Febl+-ly CRENSHAW 4 WRIGHT.
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Mr. JOSEPH HISS Of the Massachusetts Legisla-
turc, who has become so famous in connection
with the Nunuery investigation, has resigned his
seat in that body, in consequence of the difficult
ties growing out of the Investigation.
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~ We are indebted to Messrs W. T. BERRY
( Co, Tor the May number of Putnam's Maga-
zine From its table Of contents we should judge
ct this number ID equal if not superior, to its
PREDECESSORS
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tTThoso in search OF medicine to purify the
blood, and remove all poison contained therein, will
do well to procure Hurleys Celebrated Sarsap =
rilla II G. Scovel is Agent here
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EVENING HERALD-Such is the title Of a new can
adate for public favor, published on Broad street.
by " Y. B. HAZE. Its columns contain good Sc
lectons spciy written editorials, and on the whole
is a very readable paper We hope it will be wei
sustained, and that its editor may reap rich har,
vsst El- Lie lahnrs
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EEW FIRM

IIAvING this day associated with my Brother JonS
IL 7. HAeAx we will continue the BOOK AND STA
TlONERY BUSINESS, under the style of F. HAGAN
Bro at the old stand on Market street.
March % 1855. F. HAGAN
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"BOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,"
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
VI FLooD FIELD;
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE;
NORM sc STARS THE NEW WORLD;
Fifty YEARS BOTH HEXIsPHEREs;
NoNANPTUN NATIcx;
LIVES OF TIE QUEExsoF ENGLAND;
TsE PILGRIMS OF WALsISGHAM
HILLs LAKES AID FOREsr STREAMS
The MONEY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS;
Ten NIGHTS BAR ROOM; M
TABLES FOR Critics; -3
FERN LEAvEs-Second Series.
MEMORIES WATER
TESSEssKAy ABROAD; Het
BERTHA and LILY;
The HERMIT DELL;
HONEY Moon and other Comicalities;
Miss LEsLIR's Behavior Book;
THIS, That AND THE 0IHER.
For sale BY CHARLES W. SMITH.
mar3tf
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Gc5rThe journal Of Medicine for May is received.
There are several well written articles in this No;
the editors department always evinces labor and
care. It should be well sustained by the proles-
Zion.
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HART 5yILLE, April u, 1876;

MR EDTToR;-I hasten to inform you, as an item
Of news, that the Uertabe Hooper arrived here yes
serday. He is called by the "Boys' in this place,
SAN" be is here as the administrator Of detlnct
lghiggay; he is winding up the old concern, and
assure you that he has no difficulty. He will soon
present his papers lorsed and fully administered
HARTsyuIE
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THArEE-The world famous RAvEL TRouPE c. IT,
merce an engagement at the theatre tonight. We
refer to the advertisement in this paper for the par
firuIgrs
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Few. T. Berry & Co. have received the May
No Of Harper's Magazine They will accept our
thanks for a copy.
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets 30 00-HaIves e. 5O-Quarters 81 IS.
Persons wishing Tickets IN Nashville will please leave
their orders with + H. BROCKwAY. II Public SQUARE
who is authorized to receive and forward them, and to
whom the schemes and drawings viii be regularly sent
compliance with the above will save much time and
labor necessary TO individual orders from tins to
time
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing
esy- Bills on all solvent Banks taken al par
~ All communications strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAMI. Agent and Manager
Sign Of the Bronze Liops
Montgomery Ala
~ Thos. Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's, Sworn
Commissioners to superintend the Drawing
ep26-td
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AsPARACUs-We owe our lady friend, Mrs. MAS
TERsoN, of Wilson county, many thanks for a most
acceptable present OF this delicious vegetable. We
have never seen finer. It is worthy to be exhibit
as horticultural curiosity. We shall partake Of it
with additional pleasure as compliment from one
whose good opinion of our editorial conduct we
value very highly.
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MARR1FD--On the 30th inst, by Rev. Bishop
Miles. Mr.. Il. NJ. EAeAY to Miss NAxoY CowAx,
hoth Of Jackson county. Alabama.
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, May
C0TTON-Sales yesterday of about 100 bales at ga
s1S-the latter figure paid for choice lots.
TOBACC0.-At johnson Horne L Co.'S; hhds. were
sold as follows: s. 20, 90, 40, SIS, so, rs, and
10.
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eSy- We call attention to the sale Of Real Estate
bv John L. Il r. W. Brown, which takes place to-
day. Splendid bargains may be had by attending
This sale
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TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, April 30.-night-River falling,
with feet water in the canal.
CIscsssArI, April 3o-night--River falling.
Flour dull at SO so for good brands; SO 75a
8 80 for extra. Whisky 33c. Provisions quiet.
Prime Lard lie
NEW YoRK, r,tl 3n--right-Cotton firm.
Flour declined I24; ~ IL, $40 so. Corn
lower. Pork unsettled. E..a e-s.er, but not
lower
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lee CREasL-Messrs. VESSEL d THOMPSON, at
tie old stand Of Nixon, on Union street, open their
ice cream saloon to-day. We expect to test it early
in the day. In the mean time, and iadeeace,
judging from the knowledge of ~ eihess
which the proprietOrs have manifested if ell the
articles of their manufacture, we are certain that
the cooling and luscious rejection they now ad-
.xertise Will acquire an additional ropularitY
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THIS DAY
ID ECETVED BY express, the largest stock of SUMNER
e III WRAPPING we have ever offered.
Also
An extra lot of EMBRUIDERIES, in Chemisetts and
Sleeves Collars Coarets, Basques Cottage CapeS Jaco
net and Swiss Bands and Ruf1es, &C.
. III. ---AlS0-.
splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS L SLEEVES,
both separate in SETS ~
DRESS GOODS,
of all the rewest styles that out Silks Bereges lis
sues, Organizes Jacones. &c &c.
All of which will sell at the lowest possible prices for
cash, or to prompt buyers on time.
mhl4 r. c. McNAIRY CO.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
L..a R....L

BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
On Front, near Broad 81
THE subscriber respectfully returns hIs u
a thanks 10 the public for past favOrs. ind so 81
~ lcits continuance of patronage in the A-k
21sbove line, also esS
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING
Together with every description Of Metal TurniDgs Me-
talic Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings
Soda FOunts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps OF
every description manufactured to order repaired AZ
short notice.
jan25-U b COLE-
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
49, - - - - -

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
Viii $50 80 - -
- - - = - -
COLUMBIA, wAYNEsB0R0I. JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
@ PLENDIn -Four Horse Coaches from e@1SWR
- Franklin TO Lagrange, connecting at -x-Sl1zzszE-
those points with the Railroads to
Tuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points are all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at Franklin, Team.
Express Train leaves TIE Depot at 6Se, A. NJ Also, to
Pulaski and ElktOn,
and to all places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin
Passengers for
Pulaski and Ell1tOn
will leave Nashville the O'clock p NJ Train, Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'clock p NJ. connecting at
Franklin with Daily -Four Horse Coach Line to COLGM-
BIA.
For all information, Through Tickets &C., apply at the
General Railroad. Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office. ...
N B0mnibuses will call for passengers in any part Of
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