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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-02

The Individual who tried to clear his con-
science with an egg is now ehdeavoring to
raise his spirits with yeast. If he fails in
this it is his deliberate intention to blow out
his brains with bellows, and sink calmly in
to the arms OLA young lady.
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e3y- Some idea may be formed of the
amount of business done by the Northern
Railroad companies, in the transportation of
live stock, when it is known that the freight
bill of one man, Lambert Hastings, Esq, OF
StJohnsbury, Vermont, amounted to S7lS,l5
for cattle and sheep brought to theCambridge
market last week.
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COM M E RCIAL,
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Oct. 90.
Herewith find statement Of our produce market
BACON, hog round Is % l3I9c; hams - @ lIc sides
l3A a l4Ac; shoulders IL 90 12kc. LARD 10 "a lie.
Beer ~ % 30. Pork ~ q Toe and scarce. Wool. is
a 2oc. Dry HIRES l23c. Cons Go % zoe and in good
PEAS 10 a soc. HAY $1,25 az 1870. WHEAT Si,G5 90
LIS. Flour 5,25 % s5,25 u hundred in bbls and
sacks. FEATHERS 3s a 4Oc, and scarce. Dried FRUIT
without change sirce last wrote GREEs APrLEs are
very duh Just at 75c a ~ y BUSH BITTER scarce
at 20 a. 25c EGGs 20 a. Z2c BEEswAx 23 6b 25c. tai
l2J4c. GRouSp PEAS, or Peanuts 80 % ~. lRlsn
POIATOEs Toe a. 81 Il bush.
EXCHANGE on the North Il a cent. premium.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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In an article in the Dublin University Mag.
azine, it is stated, that the present. war with
Russia costs England and her allies quarter
of Il million sterling day.
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sY- DR.. Stone, of New Orleans in late
address before the New York Academy Of
Medicine, said
"YclIow fever is self.limited disease it
is not to be treated-it is to be managed.
All that is to be done is to keep the patient
alive for IL certain time, and he will get WELL"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-02

The Clarion Democrat and several other
democratic papers, Pennsylvania, have raised
the name of Hon. Jas. Buchanan Tor the next
Presidency.
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lust Received

WYE have just received our Fan and Winter stock
y" of(ioois, comprising every thing usually brought
to this market at this season, and are determined to-
sell unusually low 1t is unnecessary to enumerate the
articles-if you want cheap Goods give US call.
We will barter Goods at cash prices for Irish and
Sweet Potatoes Wheat Corn Rye, Oats, Onions feath-
ers aud, indeed, any thing farmers make TO sell.
Oct IL u r. L. r. uibnoN'
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sB-The Texas Legislature will accept
.the Texes debt bill passed by tho last Com
gress, notwithstanding the popular majority
against it.
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s1y Returns from the Congressional cleo.
ton of the I'd inst, in Kansas, have been re.
coiyed from all the courties.
WhteGeld received 2,5O+ votes,a Reeder
o36.
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~ We are authorised and requested to annnJince
the name OF g. j. WARD, a candidate for Brigadier
General 9th brigade Tennessee Militia.
~ We are authorised to announce Col. JAS Hickey,
Of Polk county, Formerly Of McMinn,) as a candidate
for Brigadier General 9Th Brigade Tennessee Militia
Election Saturday, list day of December.
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Wholesale Druggists.
Aariland, Kisley r. Co.,

~TOuLD call the attention Of Merchants In East
w Tennessee to our usual large stock Of Drugs,
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuns, Perfumery Soaps,
brushes &C. We are now fully prepared for the Fall
Trade and we hope Merchants visiting our market will
examine our stock and prices before buying as hsvs
unusual facilities both for purchasing and selling at low
prices, being connected with lIAvILASD, HARRAL ssLzr
New York; and lIAyiL,sD, HaRkAL Co, Charleston,
g. @. The following articles will comprise part Of our
stock, to which We making daily additions:
10000 fbs Blue stone; 1000 lbs Salt Petre;
1000" Fine Indigo; 1000 Sulphur;
1900" No. ! Nader. $500 Birthstone;
300" Ext. Logwood: 10000" White Lead;
1000" Chip Logwood; 1000 " Zinc Paint;
5000" Putty; 100 dos Frey 'svermif'esi
5000" Spanish Brown 5000 lbs Venetian Red;
5000" Cooking Soda 400 doz. Castor on;
5000" do in pap's 100 Lyon'sKatharion
214 broad Street, "a doors from Globe Hotel.)
Aug 3l-ly-362
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l. ralpitatiOn Of the Heart. Nervous Diseas-
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Costiyeness
and Piles, all relieved and cured in incredible
short space OF time, by Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
great tonic and purifier Of the blood. 1t contains not
particle OF Mercury, Opium, any noxious drug Is
perfectly harmless, and has cured more than five hun
tsared cases OF disease.
We only refer the reader to the certificates, few
| of which may be found in another column, and all Of
which detailed In full around the bottle 1t Is the
greatest OF all Spring and Fall Medicines and possesses
| an influence over the blood truly remarkable.
| See advertisement. nov
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Chnncery Court at Decatur.
OCTOBER RULES. 1856.
G.. Il. Todd,

W. H.. lOuug
W. II. Gilliland, Sydney 8. Howell, Jas. Gill.
land, Jas Howard Nichols and M. Atwood.
Original Injunction Bin.
I N this cause IL appearing from an allegation
l. in the bill, which is sworn TO, that respond
ents W. II. Gilliland, Sydney s. Howell, Jas.
Gilliland and Jas. Howard Nichols, are nom
resident citizens Of the State Of Tennessee, IL
is therefore ordered by tue Clerk and Master
that publication be made in the Athens Post.
a newspaper published in the town Of Athens.
McMinn county, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks, requiring said nonresident respond
ents to appear at our next Court Of Chancery
to be held at the COURTHOUSE in the town OF
Decatur on the second Monday Of March next,
then and there to answer complaiDant's afore-
said bill, or the same will he taken pro eo'-
fesso as to them, and set for hearing ca parfs.
q. w. MCKENZIE, q. d M,
Per W. L. McKISLEY, D. O. a n.
Oct. 12, 1st5-4t-prs fee 90 s6s
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sB- Miss - says she would like very
much to do something 30 us TO have her
"name put in the paper" We have advised
her to got some one to have his name put in
with hers.
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Stroyod

SCTnyoCl
ER0M Benton, Polk county, a small BAY
IL HORSE MULE, two years old last Spring.
Any person having taken up said Mule aud
will deliver it at Benten, will he Literally re.
warded. Any information in regard to said
Mule left at the office Of the Post or sent to
the subscriber will be thankfully received.
NJ. d GRADDY.
Benton, Oct 25, lS55-3t*
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Col. Gnrnett has resigned the post of Chief
Engineer on the Tennessee and Virginia rail-
road.
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"0oH.

vHE snbscriber wishes to purchase about 80 loads OF
good Wood, for which the cash will be paid de-
livery. oct 20 SAM. y. WINS.
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Mrs. Judd, from the Sandwich Islands, has
returned to this country, after IN absence Of
80 years.
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Cook Stovc0.

'J,IIE undersigned has for sale a variety OF Cook
stoyes-latest and most approved patterns. Ths
castings are beautiful. The Uoosier Slate &ore and
heRfUcky are cast at Cincinnati Ohio and the South
trner at the Knoxville Foundry lie expects TO
have, In a short time, some beautiful fre Stoves for
heating rooms. All who wish to purchase a cheap and
good article in the Stove line will do web cali and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
Athens, Sept 2i-tf365 .. W. BLACKWELL.
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Just 1oceivod
A ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
"A Tennessee,
25 Bbls. New Orleans Reb6iled Molasses.
10 I Bbls. do. do. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee,
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs. Brown Sugarsj
5000 Castings,
10000 " Rolled lron--all Of which will be
sold low by Wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine and rs
low down in price as the lowest.
July6 b. F. MARTIN d son
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Envy, like venemous rep,iies,ouly strikes at
short distances.
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Chanccry Court at MadisonvilIc.
Thomas 9. Whitlock and others, heirs at.law
Of Jonathan Wright, decd,

rs.
Sarah Starrett, Samuel, Polly, Isabella, John
and William Wright, and Elizabeth Rhea,
formerly Elizabeth Wright, and her husband
- Rhea.
TT appearing from the affidavit of complain.
l. ants, that defendants Isabella, John. Will.
liam and Samuel Wright, and Elizabeth Rhea
and her husband are dead or have moved to
parts unknown, publication is ordered to be
made for four weeks in the Athens Post re-.
quiring said defendants to appear at the next
term of the Chancery Court to be held at the
Courthouse in Madsonville, ON the LIST Mon
day of December next, and answer complain
ants said bill or the same will be set for hear.
ing &c pdrte J. A. COFFIN, G. d. M
Nov =, l855-4t Prs fee So 81 ~
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Died,

In this place, on the 2Sth ult, by Rev. C. Colby, MI
JOINS CusSYSGHAN to Miss MARGARgT SALLER.
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hooK H1aH1 ;

.ooA 433xt1
"hvlN6 sold one Of my Farms still anxious
to sell the one which live, nine miles South Of
Athens, on the stock road TO Georgis--382 AcresS
and 1880 more adjoining be barght. have 10 good
year old Mules Horses; and alikely young Negro
boys to sell, all on reasonable terms for cash.
Sept 7, 'b5-2m NJ L. PHILLIPS.
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Chancery Court ut NadisonviIic.


OCTOBER RULES, 1855.
William Balm, James Clayton aud wife, and
others,
Us.
Andrew Stephenson, James Stephenson, and
Others heirs Of Joseph Stephenson, ST., de.
ceased.
DILL charges that defendants Andrew Ste.
ID phenson and James Stephenson reaide
beyond the State of Tennessee, publication il
therefore ordered to be made in the Athens
Post for four weeks, requiring said non-resi.
dent defendants to appear at the next term
of the Cbancery Court, 10 be held at tho
Courthouse in the town of jacksonville, on
the lst Monday of December next, and then
and there file their answers to compliments
bill. or the sane will be set for hearing, and
heard er parie. ]. a. COFFIN, c. d M
Oct. l9, lS55-it Prs fee So 364
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J. 3. Carberry,

George I. Cunningham and others.
DILL charges that defendant George L
- Cunningham is non resident, publication
is therefore ordered to be made for four weeks
in the Athens Post, requiring said Cunning
ham to appear at next term Of said Chancery
Court, to be held at the Court house in Madi-
sonville, on the first Monday of December
next, and answer compliments bill, or the
same will be set for hearing and heard es
parte J. A. COFFIN, c. d. M
Oct IL, 1S55-4t Prs fee So 1868
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Fall and Winter Goods !

n AM now receiving my stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, and would respectfully request my old Gus.
toners and the public generally to give me call as
feel confident it will be to their interest
sent "a GEO. W. ROSS.
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900 Prizes In all, amounting to: :S8Q,OOO
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NuMBERS!
Tickets slO--Haves and Quarters In proportion.
SAMUEL SWAN Agent and Manager,
July 10, ls55-tf-355 Montgomery, Ala.
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HOGAN Z BR0,
BOOK SELLERS AND SrATfOSEES,

No. 81 II ,rlsst Street, Nashville. Tenn.
VTT0CED call The ai;en inn ri Merchants. Peld srs
w Tsachers and others to th r large assortment q
SCHOOL, MEDICAL AND NG-CEILsNE0U RGbte',
u0n-fY generally Gh,eh they ohsrag 10 the iee
al low prices.
TIE NAY FLOWER, AND NISCEEI.A-
4 NEOUS WRITINGS. Nv Harriet B.-eche- SisaTe
Price 81 80.
The Slave of the Comp. Posthurcors Ncrel By
VIM. North vol, eaih. Price 81 so
COrsis a I: FIeruaEsorE HisroRIcAL AND SccrNr Vita
a Sketch Of the Early Life of NarOleoa From ths Ger
man, by Edward joy Norris / VOL oloth. Prize 81 20
A Long Look Amends; o. THE First Stroke and
tie Last BY AS. Roe, Author Of James AouiiJy
vol cloth Price 81 50
Tn Life of sam. Houston The only Ausheu,is
Memoir OF him eyrr pnblshsd
WhneTer loves and supports tie Constitution strc-lv
il my fellow Gen HozSas Speech tie tor7pror1iss
4As1sKres.
In volume Illustrated. Price 81 so.
Westward. Hot Voyages and Adventures of Sir
Amos Leigh knight of Burough N the county # Devon
in the reign Of Her Majesty Queen Eizsbet Rendered
into Modern English BY Charles Kingsley author ef =
ton Locke. DC. 1 ral. Price 81 %
The Castle Builders. By the tuihor Of "Ths Heir
Of Redcife." l VOL 20 eeEts.
Temptation Or The unknown Ueiiess. ByJ F.
Smith, aufhnr OF .'Stan6ela Halt" &c.
Ellen Mortimore Or, The Beautiful Creole of Cu5a
Grace Lee. BY Julia kavanagh. VOLS paper.
Afraja; Or, Life aud Love in Norway A Norwegian
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Robert Graham: A Sequel to Linda By Mrs Ca.
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Ipgenue; Or, The First Days Of Blood. By Alexan
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With many others. Just received By
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIT
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
TEE HouR on pupIIcArInN,

LOUISVILLE, April 26-River rising with seven
feet six inches water ia the canal; s .au@r
CINoHSATI, April 26.-River risen eight inches.
Flour steady at 50 65as9 70 Whisky declined to
53A339: Provisions dull; prime Lard 81; Mess
Pork offered 8. SIS; Sugar firm at 81 Isl; Coffee
6ull and unchanged.
NEW York April 26.--Cotton easier but not
quotaby lower. Flour-heavy sales of good Ohio
at $40 37aSl0 So; Corn easier but not quotably
lower, Pork firm with an upward tendency, old
Mss SIG 1886 % new SIT so, Prime Sl4 so
ala 60; Lard frm Money easy
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= PEEAouEE HUyc " EFFIeY.-There was Goa
siderable excitement in The town Of Lagrange,
Tennessee, last Monday, ard minister Of the
pace was hung il efigy. 1t seems that the par
son had bought up note or j1dgmeut upon a
w-ii-.uowa mechanic CT the piece and proceeded
osolcc to sci out to the highest bidder the unlor-
tlua,e dcbtor's moveables As soon IS The sale was
commenced, The c.t'zens raised the amount Of the
Hcssaaic's indebtedness and paid it over TO the
b. d-l=artsd c.elitor Ga Monday morning, the par
son found imseifAungin ef1Ey, with some very sig
n.E'aut expressions written thereon, IN frontof his
on -terc.
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ANDREW JOHNSON. GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
TFEEEssFE

7 V addition to the above reward viii pay fifty dollars
for the apprehension and delivery of the said George
Ridley 10 The Ilor of Williamson county
an45-etz GEORGE Jones
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S-UTHERy COMMERCIAL CoLLEe&-We reief jthe
readers cf tbs paFerto tie advertisement Of the
above Institution, The success Of sssh an institu
ton IN cur city is 70 lorger an experiment, bnthas
become fzed really under the management Of
bIr. WtgEs, the Psiaoipal. Securing the services
o. Mr. FEaa-L VII ali greatly TO its popularity,
aud Eo hope, under their lu'piees it viii continue
- re fE il doubtless will tie school for the SoRM
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cnoTH1aa AND eIorHna mlrEnrars

Bureau Of Provisions ard Clio hing, Aptii . Is55
SEPAhATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed ps.,o-
- sails Navy Clothing and Clothing Maleria viii be
May next for furnishing and delivering ION re Giving sxiy
notice. each either of the navyyards aries
Town, Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New YORK aud Gosh, n
Virginia, quantities below mentioned Of any or III Of
following named articles Of navy clohisg aud cio,
AID further quantities Of the same MAJ b.
ordered by chief OF this bureau, by The
of the said navyyards respectively, during fiscal year
commencing the lss day Of Jaly next and eadiug on he
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Persons wishing Tickets 10 Nashville Eit piease s.r,
their orders with Z T. BG0cKWAY, al Pu6ie Squarc
who IS author ze 70 receive and forward tAeo and %
whom esehemes and drawings VIII be regularly sent
A compliance with ths above viii saFslf uek sn 6 ard
iator necessary 70 zivds orders from ic-s1o
time
- Every prize drswn a. each drcTing.
- b.iis on all solvent Banks taken a EAR
80 All corsnrricsii1ns strictly cc.ihi' ufll
SAMUEL SWANS, Agent and 1fans-er
Sign ofthe BFouEs L. "a
eBIsofaery, Az.
= - 7 os Welsh and J1s,us V7nan. hos Sgoru
Commissioners . Eu2eTin:end The DTaaing
ap35-ti
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PAGE / B4coM-A meeting Of tie creditors Of
tbs frm was held at 81. Louis on Thursday, the
1852. a proposition made by Mr.. Bacon, on be
h-f Of tie hoase, was accepted That proposition
is: tie payment to creditors 20 per cent. of their
claims, in cash, and the Hquidatien OF the remain,
der so per cent cent, by fan paid-in stock Of TIC
Oaioand Ms issippI Railroad Co, al the rate Of
so per cent. Of its par value.
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SUsK The steamer Cosewago, on her way to
81 L9u.s, was caught in stern while crossing
TIA ioger rapids, on the evening Of the 18Th. She
was Blown On the rocks and hole knocked in her
bu. managed 10 get down to Keokuk, where she
ran aground in four feet water, but it expect
ed that the leak would bestOpped and the boat got
aa2a. IN a short lime. SIZE had but little freight
On board
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CHAsoE j. Il. BAPTIST Esq. has retired from
tie DI7y GOsetts, sud has taken charge Of TIE
Vsraudah H,iel. a good idea chat Feeding
mems stogn@c.s IS decidedly moro profitable than
feeding th,ir braias. We wish him, as he VIII
douba. IS receive, a good share If patronage
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Tnr RAv1Is The maeager has receiyeda letter
l1al Ills fsf-fsrred compsny announcing thier ex-
pso.=tion CT arriving here On or about Saturday
tie q Inst Tie company Is much improved by
see I'd ii;ioa Of the great MARrISETrI FAAfILr,
making combination Of talent never equaed bg-
fore-in this or any ether country. The whole NJ
Der lie management Of the unriyalled ,GAsaIEL
RAvzL Stould ley arrive as expected they will
appear on Monday uext. 7orA
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Public No. ~
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bids fer provisions cloth

JOINT RESOLUTION relative to bids fer provisions cloth
ing, and small stores for the cf the navy.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Representative, 81
the America in Congress assembled, That
ali bids for supplies Of provisions clothing and small
for the the navy may be Teeed al The option OF the
Department. if made by no i not known as manu-
acturer Of on regular dealer in the article propase
furnished which fact the reverse must be distinctly sta
ted the bids ofered that the bids OF al rsoIs no may
have failed TO compy with the condition of
thew NAV have previously entered into with The United
SHALL the option Of the department. be r' cied that
more Than one bid be offered for supply article
account of any one party either in his name IN the
of his partner clerk or any other we Whole o.
sueh bids shall be rejected the option Of the department
and that eoparners of any shall be receive
ties for each other and that whenever may be deemed
necessary for the the government and the health
Of The crews of the United vessels TO parcu
lar brands of flour bch are keep bes, distant
stations the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, with the
annrobaon of the Secretary the Navy be- and hereby
authorized procure the same on the oest terms IN market
overt.
pproved 9Th March, 1854.
Anrl I1-lay4y
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tennessee and Alabama Rs r.. Receipts.
l. Nashville and Chattanooga do.
Blank Check Rocks on the City Banks.
blank Mole do do do.
SteamSoa Ucckss-Fuil Sets.
IL Journals, Day Books, Ledgers, Cash
Books, Record Books, Cap and letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Ink, steel Pens, Pencils,
&C., dc. For sale by
JOHN YORK & Co.,
ayes Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
81 - 80 - -


COLUMBIA WAYNEsB0R0', JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS -
@ PLENDID Four Horse Coaches from FS=4SlTA
= Franklin 10 Lagrange connecting at Ezz .S-z-l
those points with the Railroads to
Tuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala and Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton Mississippi.
TIE fine Four Horse Coach Lines these points all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail-
road at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at ESQ., a. NJ Also to
Pulaski and Elkton, r-sr
and TO all places throughout the Southern country. We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with ths Railroad
at franklin
Passengers for
Pulaski and ElkfOn
will leave Nashville the o'clock p NJ Train Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'clock p NJ connecting al
Franklin with DaIy -Four Horse Coach Line COLUM M
BIA.
For ell information, Through Tickets &C.. apply at the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar
Street, opposite the Post Office. 1te1 9
n. B0mnibuses viii call for passengers IN any part OF
the city. mh2S-tf
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NEW BOOKS.
I'M iiFE OF MARTIN Luther.

TIE iiFE OF MARTIN LUTHER,
TUE GREAT GERMAN isEFuRMER. in tify Pie
lures from Designs By Gassave KONG. 10 wh eh IS
ad ei Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Reform
ton ia Germany.
I'VE have ample eria to form estimate of luther
The business of bis life write and TO talk and his
friends preserved ais letters and his conversations with
care-we may say with the veneratoh-which all that
came from such deserved In bis correspondence.
and IN his tsSrhedsn have fuller and more detailed
revelation of his irnerost man. than possess Of any
,thsr person. with the single exception Of Dr. johnson
Ed.n5E,y Rssiess.
For ssls BY fauq6l JOHN YORK / co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN yORR & CO. have for safe The best
article OF PENS I'm this market.
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RUILDINE LOTS.


r OFFER for SALE on my account number Of val
Il %nbe Lots-viz:
SIX LOTS near University Place. fronting Maple
street The lots are az feet front and l35 feet deep
In Edgefeld beautiful Lot the GalaiIn turnpike,
lust beyond d.. Hamn's and adjoining T. c. Lssem's
fronting 100 feet and INNING back 2l0 feet will be d.
rided if desired
0ne Lot the Gaatin turnpike near Mr.. Wsshngfons
fronting three This Lot fronts 80 feet on the
/ turnpike, and is 240 feet deep
will sell these lots at fair terms and will make the
times OF payment to suit the purchasers
mills Az s LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-27

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BRO at the obi stand on Narke street.
March 60 1855. y. E4G1S.