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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24

N committee and no clerk, then the seectmen of the town. shall give notice of district meeting either by publishing the same in newspaper printed in the district, or hy putting notice the district school house. or the sign post within the district or In some other mode previously designated by tho dist, jet but if there be no such newspaper school house or sign-post, or other mode of designating then the sclcemen of the town which said district belongs, shall determine how and where the notice shall be given.
 SEC. II. Every person residing in the district quatified to vote in town meeting, may vote in dis trct meetings; and every meeting ma, choose its own moderator, and may adjourn from time to time to meet at the same, or some other place. If any person or persons shall vote illegally in any school district meeting, such person persons shall forfeit anu pay the sum of seventeen dollars to the treasurer ot the county where the offence is committed and it shall he the duty of attorneys for the State in the several towns, to make prcsentment of every such offence.
 SIC. l2. The name or number and limits of every
 school district shall be entered on the records of such district and on the records of tue town to which such district belongs
 Ssc, lS. Whenever the boundary lines of any district are not clearly settled and definea the sclectmen of the town in which said district is situa ted shall settle and define the same and whenever said scectmen cannot agree in settling and defining such boundary lines, the town to which such dis trct belongs may appoint three indifferent persos fof that purpose who shall have the same authorty therein as is herein conferred upon sai,i sele.fmen and said boundary line may. in either case yrhen necessary, bs defined by an actual survey and when parts of such districts lie in two or more towns the eelectmen of the towns in which any such part is situated or in case of disagreement indifferent per sons appointed aforesaid shall settle and detnc the boundary lines of such part
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-24

SEC. 24 The school district preferring the petition aforesaid, shall pay the committee for making said assessment reasonable compensation for their ser vices, which shall be taxed by the Court to which their report is made
 SEc. 9. Any school district wishing to take land which has been fixed upon by them ;ls the site of a school house for a common school and being unable to agree with the owner of such land upon the com- pensaton to bc paid him therefor, may at any time when the Superior Court is not in session in the county in which such land Is situated prefer their petition to either judge of the Superior Court pray ing for the appointment of committee for the pur- poses specified in the 22d section of Chap III of this art. Said petition shall be accompanied by a sum mons sgncd by competent authority, notifying the of the land proposed to be taken appear be- fore the Judge to whom such petition is brought at
 time and place specified in said summons and shall bc served in the same manner as is provided by law for the service of bills and petitions in equity at least, twelve days before the time specified a said summons.
 SEC 26. Any committee so appointed shall have all the powers and perform all the duties provided for committees appointed by the Superior Court in accordance with tine 2d section of Chap III of this act, and shall make report of their doings ts the next term of the Superior Court holden in the county wherein such district may be, upon which said Superior Court shall proceed in all respects as provided for in said 22d section.
 SDc. q. Whenever district shall have voted to erect new school house. the shall be built ac- cutding to plan approved by the board of school visitors, and by the building committee of such dis trict, but such officers shall not have power to qurc such district to expend any larger sum therefor than such district shall vote to appropriate.
 SEC 2s No district shall be entitled to receive any money from the School Fund of the State. un- less such district shall be supplied with school house and out buildings pertaining thereto, which shall Dc satisfactory to tho board of school visitors.
 7o be comtiaued.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI PACKET.
III ssp tseht DFasght Steamer, = c-s-D =.
SEYFHrY-slN, r1- ~ -
=. PIX. bsekLeT. Master IlfzIzs
dileavc Nashville ever ether feesay - a's.s r. ~
denslnpe 10 traded rnE seazgn. A. fIANlLT,.S.
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SCORES EurTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

fINHERK are features connected uiih thu mn worthy
! consideration and close sxnmination on The para
tho.e Wishinp 70 purchase Feed MA
its mechanica stracrn and adaptation to the pur
po.es d. yueo crush and grind rs great
pecity willie doing iacnge work With extraordinary
ease durability IL amply provided for The complete
and portabeness Of the Le Giant rendering It's
greater conveni-nee for plantation and farm mpossi
be- requires mechanical aid bill Of expense TO put
Il NJ; farm hand servant ON put mp and
running half hours time he convenience with which
the sweep may be spilled to borizonial-ss is most
usuHpr head, and the mill may be easily attached
where 81 is used The power II ake- requiring
and horses The quantity and quality OF pFouct
10 10 20 bushels Of gond feed meal per hour according to the
degree OF dbeness gound, and the size MIL Il Is the
cheapest MILL all things considered here is before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant pa
tent and worthy OF the CT that there has b=en
Is usual with the thousand hungng nskeshn lnFle-
nents that got trademerely 10 get money BY
selling or paimng or the patent right the creduos
then the machine babsndOned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Pstensee and Propreors Of the
Little Giant Nils eyiEg that they can-ano determined
that they will supp tie Agrcuhurasts and stock rasers
OF our cOuntTs with superior Mil permanently en-
gAeedin the business, and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture Of these mills in tie
East and souh OF these establishments e. pioy
ing 60 solely this business So highly these
mills appreciated that thousand have cen sold within
the past eighteen months and tie heaviest and the Tos
ext nsYe nufacturer Of Agricultural tmpemen IN the
United eagerly sought interest in their manu-
lactup ana sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; no ons
Of the kind has received numerous and nigh test ona
from Il chanic Institutes ard Agricultural Associations
and none by Of bsiantia practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every da y
use and popular favor than scos Little Giant Com anc
Goth Mil. Orders promptly hlled.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
oct1-u No 81 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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EXCHANGE
RATES on ADVERTISINC.

Newspaper proprietcrs generally, and especially Of this
h ander the and regulations heretofore prevailing
called upon perform labor without
Son, than any other class Of community The gratuou
rS6cston OF charity and religious advertisement and
nanica tributes OF respect obituaries, 6c &c which
onH be inserted al heavy cost % the proprietor inn
poses spon them burden OnOrous that they feel called
apon selfdefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge 10 extent a. least upon the par
ties Immediately interested In this they but fol-
iswing the example Of the IN Other Cities npeed BY
Of s intrinsic propriey, and imperative duty
tAsssvos The subscribers have therefore, united toEeh
Or ia mutual agreement the 70 lowing specified terms
The publication Of these wen every SORT Of regular
baSinsss advertising.
Ger each square OF ~ lines less o. BREWER 10 lines
lass Of nonpare for the LIST insertion. 90
9orsaeh addonAl insertion, per %
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -1bs 3

DURAL PUBLICATIONS -1he country Zen.
II TENN; the Cali steF aai N niu strated Annual
Regsies Of rurs Affair.". Published al bang ~ y, By
LUTHER TuCkER 4 SON.
The Country Gentleman beautifully illustrated weekly
Of % page quartz II special departments or The Farm,
The Eraser The Dly fhe fruil Garden ard 0rchsr The
Faris be Kirhea aarden Tie Poultry Yard The House
VIE 1hs fifesidc Ths IS withon Gus ton. the best
AeFiruf ural paper IN he Unted Siaes I'll John
wOrfh Al O.. Of Illinois. Prct % year.
The CatiFaiaE uaouthy 50 pag,s known for
tgsnty years the besl lily Agricultural journal
this ccaalfy. Price 50 ccnis per year.
The u,ra'ei Annual 4, gi.isr o. Rural Ala- ne eve
Hos ssae Ca IS and IS eontaln than 60 engrs-
wings q buildings. sn4msk trees tn a. &c., a. Pree Is
cents each, sent posi- paid 81 uaHt-
Ttee uurks Gosh sttrsciets BE- saund N similar
prbcAlipns tir Publishers sl send spensa4 ths
papers % al Who woa q hike to sxam'ne theo. kb1
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GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.
w a Il. G. MnCLELLAND


RE receiving heir second supply of elegant FAN and
n Winter Goods And many Of these goods have been
bought ON Auction sales OF tc 18th aud 3ist
in New York. enabled to Ter many COED fully hitF
per cent cheaper than they be found in The city Mer
chants uying goods In the city, viii hnd many styles oil
silks and dress goods cloak &C al lower prices than
they can end them elsewhsre5i and So College street.
DRESS GOODS.
Rich, plain and striped Moirantque;
striped and Paid silks;
Elegant Elounced do;
Super Plain do.
Rich Chuck Silks;
Extra Super Back Silks, plain and fancy;
. Moi ant ques;
Rich PrinteI NJ. de Lanes
super plaiu De Lanes and Merinos;
Super Black AlpaccAs, Bombazines. &C, nc.
, CLOAKs, TALMAs, sHAWLs AND sCARFs.
Jrstopeued the largest assortment Cioaks and Taas
offered in this city, and at lower prices ranging from
two to forty dollars.
Elegant Stella shswls;
Rich Broche do;
ScaTfs;
with large assortment Of LongShaws Square do, Misses
long and square shawls, and Cent? Travelling sfaSls
STAPLE GOODS, &C.
Our stock of Staple Goods very large and desir BILE
Blankets Fnnes Cassinets Jeans Cloths and Csssimeres
Tichings Linseys Domsscs Super Irish Linens Damask
Linens napkins Prints and Checks, with fu assortment
Of Curtain goods &C.
TRIMMINGS, &c.
large stock OF Trimmngsof all kinds also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We have the best stock Of wooen Hosiery ever offered in
this market Ladies' Misses and Children well for
Gentlemen prepare yourselves and the children for
Winter At McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE, No.
81 and So College ST. movie
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PHILAnELPHIA MANUFAcTuREn

= A. " A n ID 4 R AFES,
NAkAAnftD 70 stand 70 per cent usN IRE -
w than any hSsrngs tafes Ia ase, and sold 81 III W
tAe seale prices Ait,. tFon shutters. snsh n vi
aud Doors Tor lkAmk tmnifs and 48Es1B
stares. Also. a'utcnt slnfe ltn~d Hkrsrin-
eFnaorhs ~ warranted gsd and cheap any ln The
eeEasff, ~ kfAAS WATSON, No 81 HouzA arl street
Fhdaaf p3A. Pa. Hal Patent Powder Prof. Iocka. and
al ~ reegated locks fafnizhed Nhen reqairca W q
slibAkD IA aaherasd - oreFs AID make sales a
The aI4ga4 assA--4F
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A. HOUK
mARRTII9ED IRoN BaANTELs.

Ntls maeneeens style Of Mante s iast taking ne place
o. all other desc fptons, both account 81 ~ sne
OF beauty, richness durability and parie ulaf1 ~ eea
While their cost Il ony about hall that Of ts real
artle Ties indeed exceed the former Ia Anty have
periar lustre arr less liable 10 to. mach easel
gpt clean and fsr exceed marble Ia durability, and are Al
he same time. less liable 10 hstak.
The UNDERSIGNED are agents for the manufacturers Wal
ace, l1gheoW Co Louisville KY and MI furnish them
10 their p4trcra the public generally with CRATES, som
piecrs and every thing eompefe IN viii are srper
nien,s gheir pettine up STEWART a OWN.
sieve Dealers and TinEare Manufacturer.
rasFRn~ aeet No 81 Market street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

CIfAs. rTAtATEN, u. D. .
PREPARED Dy DR. J. AVER CHEMIST, lowell MS
BERRY 8 DEMovILLE, Wholesale, Nashville and Re
tail By u g. BROWN Nashville; and sod By Al
dealers IN medicine In e~srY town 10 Tennessee
n9-dAS4m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

TnK ht session q 0kk ma Male Aeads my, snder n
ti,s uaaersTned WI epen ahu arst Aonday
il fto uAgy next a y slnat ~ n i4aas cdnnty,
As nasisis and iil|ilDcEoosh fufnfl1. mss irpm
hr ofzaef. Aoorhoed ehllress hes MS and
niEns e fhefhzs baarnE ugaa se14rais asfal esn
eotsias6 eeaEsais n - aha Aesderay.
TEw aks 0T TUITION.
ilFsi Class aseainS ihs tl<@entefy knsa brancAss.
pr nessis n 8sGo.
s4sas Cas-. inlaain8 Airetre. gssmey rrEpnonriry,
eaEFssing. fhlfsnt5ny. A.. 9t4let.
Ihtrd Ilsss. ms ualnE tain ana Nretk. eI8H1,
E# ~ teh1sa gesssef ssf les tine naf sess81.
Ia very iaptflsnt a . stesf saa aay Niat 4 sFed
% tbs sehesa IS ais - esEsn - rs afai esT.
laa1e-dsssa q n. BkALK
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

@EAPLE AND FANCY DmY G00DS,
90 CoffeEh street.
AfAtA opeaed tsIg isfFt nsack q ~ kiaff 81 nnk<s
oegp1 saiiaess o ths Va and msntFr Tfuts, NE
HeHesf firlez
Also, Aaernns ot ~ 81 ne Bewssa 6rn4nn az cLoAKE
nna MANTLE 10 atora aud reaiy 'ur exhlil1a. Ne e.
-tNrlna
Ee Asss b STARE sesT Large q s ksts q CAR.
fA# q t1e neues pal4Fua saa nAflar ourselves 81 an
thsm eisap sng ssr non.a Cd ds "a M rseaa
lslels We hsss ~ klnds - CURTAINS nAllAkEH sn1
LANH CURTAINS,
IA nsasos = she ubssa, We have lsrru s,oca n Al
nna4 y phA 6o4n1. eaila1is ~ ns fa1 re Sinler
Hfsae a. g. A. y afkcH.
eE1 Ae - Callagn s. ,Aa6AS IL, 4ean.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08
CARRIERS SPANISEs mEXsURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood.
NOT A PARTICLE OF MFRorny IN RI

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let TIE Ag7tcted Read and Ponder
Infallible Remedy ScrouIa Kings Evil Rheumat sui
Obstinate CEtaneous ETuptons, Pimples Postues
the Face Blotches, Bols, Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm letter Scad Head Enlargement
Disorders, Lumbag6, Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising from Inudcious Use OF Mercury, lmprndence
in Life, or mpuriiy Of the Blood.
WIS great Alternative medicine ana Purifier Of the Blood
is used by thousands Of grateful patients IRON all
part the United Sta.e- testify daily to the remark
performed by the greatest ali T9eciHes Gar
r. RPS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheumatism,
Scrona, Erupons the Skim Liver Diseases Fevers VI
Throat, Female Complaints Pains and Aoof the Bones
and Joints all speedily put flight by using this greaa
aud inestimahle remedy.
For all diseases the Blood nothing vet been found
compare with it. II ceanses the system of all impurities
gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives ope the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores Constitution,
snieeied by disease n broken down BY the OF
youth, TO it, pristine vigor and strength.
Tor the LADIES' it is incomparaby better than ali the
will al salcwness complexion bring the roses
mantrg TO the cheek give elasticity the step, and
prove the general health degree beyond
the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which have received
persons all parts of the United States
evidence that there Hubug about it, The press hotel
keepers magistrates phyScians and public men vel
the community, all add their testimony the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PUBlkIER
Cal on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, and
cad the wonderful This truly greatest OF ali medicines
has performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Proprie.
tors, No Pearl street, Richmond Va whom all orders
for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale BY W. T. GRAY and II. g. SC0VILL Nash.
vile, and by Dealers in Medicine generally.
maria--dtriwaw1y
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
EWaa.E A WEEK

TTHBE light Draught Steamer MON. 4 o-~n -
i TICEiLO, G W CoCcH, Master, E-.sNtx -
viii run above until January next, nre
after which she will pig regularly between this port and
WATT BORu, and an intermediate Ia dings Orders len
with her for passage freight win with prompt
attention. H. II. HARRISON,
oet22- em A HAMILTON, ABTlls
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@lOO IA eward.

u UNAsAE iron The susscrosr living n.dfOsd ooaniy,
~ The iSlh inst, negro named ION, about -
pound. very dAfk csuspirxsoa. Ne goed scTbe and
stgus has name sIhsnns saiey = he vel drrsscd
Ahen Ne ls gs8a suit ef esoez aud hlark hat
he ks hair g4llei, 4Ddi VERY key negro BE a
pecl aiming stAfc. and HAS pfaoally supplied
ki,en wi.h fes papers. SID give lbs above gessFa ar
rs appTsAsazion and coranemeni n ssi ST his
aGsin. = W g. hl6liT,
drclo-dasu khrtysllls. fenn.
-lcunEe JouTnalr MI please eapy tAs snauns q q
"a .nna hll % 90. Oh }. o. payIa.nL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-08

WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIEDI
THE ART oF LOVE- MAKING.
The most eatraordnary book Of the Nineteenth Century
The Bliss Of Marriage.
THE Way THE LTaR
MATRIM0NY MADE EASY; or, HOW t. WIN LOVER
One volume Of 16O Pages S2mo. Price One Do
500 600 S9rE 1..% already e iS,% ~ Ts a.
.er, ustrat, d in the irst style Of art.
1--we rules thu court, the camp, the grove,
Fr Love Is Heaven, and heaven is Love-"
80 sang the Bard; yer Thousands iBe
For luve-ofiie the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle cham,
The hearts Of those they hove 70 warm,
Nigh, live, night die IN bliss supre@e,
Possessing al Il which theS dream
The rual 10 wedlock would you knoWi
Delay nst, but 10 RoSDOUf go
Time fe5, and from his gloomy wings
A ghadow falls on living ihInss;
Then seize the moments rs they pass,
Ere fall the last sands through The LASS
A. least the present is y Jar osn,
white all the future Is known
A happy marriage, man or maid
Can secure by kosD0uTs aid.
CONTENTS:
II teaches how n make ladies gentlemen wiz the deyo
ted affections many the opposite their hearts
may DEERE And the plan Is smpe yet captivating
that ali may be marked irrespective Of aVpsayznee
POSITION ard be arranged with such and decacy
that detection Is impossible
~ Tel aches hoe 70 max e love.
Il teaches every syr TO form beauty Of its own.
II teach how act VII, fascinated By lady.
II teaches no make the wTlnklea face smooth.
IL teaches ou the kind ~ vile select to render home
gives advice the love who has been truly
c-ptsd aud IS rejected assrwara through he interference
friends
4 eives a remedy Tor unrequted love.
u gives you distractions t.r beGutying thu person.
How 10 have handsome faoe and hands.
How 60 remove tan and iseckles.
Lecnre On Love, or Private Advice ia Married Ladies'
and Gentlemen.
This decdedy the faacinating interesting and
ally useful and practical Courhip AaiTnony md
the duties and delights o. Married Lfe, that hiss been
issued fom the American press The ARTIFICIAL, social
en, which In manS inktances prevents hearts,
sacrifices The hapiRes. the
lives Of Thousands q the Dung and hope Of both l.
shorough, analysed and exposed Ever ~ho
plates ualage nd wshes fpr nfaole guide in the
ieeton Of partner for e should purchase t great ext
b Cd OF eQanuh4ai fehsity.
No regret The price paid for such Inyala
able secret
B Of any Of the speeepayrg banks IN the Omitted States
or CanAdaa received - par 6oa dust can BE- sent om Gal
10
An that Is necessary fr yo0 70 do y, write letter
svwOrds possible, nciosng oNR DOLLAR, and the
esEs with the Post Once esnsy and state. dRsetto
PkORESSOR k0NDOUT, P1,isher and Asihsr.
No 81 Forty-sixth 81 New i oIk
DEWITT DAyLNPvRr. iel AassAa ~. sls wEois-
sale Agents.
1000 Agents Wanted Iani On
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N q &c IL
MACKENZIE G. WILSON

RI making arrange end the 1facture Of
IA he'r Wro git IRON on. $40 o.. e, ,,v,-v,>,,
The popular d the south Southwest Orders
comp, He'd 10 lay over, can now be speed titled.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C
The door work. mpr sing ~ Tin AID Copper Work
connected N ceiling hau uble buildings &C. &e
placed der the entire superinendeuce u Mr.
late Of oaisyille.
BY this arraugem an work Of the shove Upton
trusted viii be TN shed well re done the
Eastesn cities, ard q he ioaest possible ats.
aud Conner Hoofs ltr i've he
the Past Pre- byter hlr the Target "a he
CRY wi, Oh has leaked single drop was put on
fact In the annals Of Ioanng IN IL nnessee
TINWAIEE.
Our Tinware u made by the hest mechanics that can he
found and OF the be { and .sviest material.
CA~Tl NGS.
The best Plttsburg Castings always hand and at ts
CAST IRON STOVES.
We have hand at all times larger stock Of both Cook.
ing and Heating Stoves than other house The city and
determined not to be under old.
CRATES.
We I'VE hand large stock % Drawing Room Parlcs
and oce Crates from hr be manulactar rsastand West
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our assortment varsd en- prizes many articles ~.
senta u hou e-keeing. al for sale NJ the lowest price
cash, TO punctual customers.
All entrusted viii be executed with PRoaPrS
ronsge. MACKENZIE a WILSON.
NASHVILLE, Jan 9--t
LADIES' HEELED CATERS.
AVE received another packzg' Of
II Ladies' super French l. iieeled Caters;
coh Congress Boots:
Kid Buskins and Paris Ties;
Thick Soled Boots;
Misses KID Slippers eaters and Faney Boots.
JOHN kAMAGE
novlT 81 coilge II.
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cTnaw CUTTERS FoR FIVE B0a~
!, LAa1aA sshst4nksi sriieit. 1nst rseess4 ana a.
E1is - D. h. nlCN1f.
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
A A. - 4 A

M Ill run the ensuing season he 4 G~n -.
w tween tie above ports. The zsl ~ i
America has been dveted and thor n<ezkrs
onghy repared this I'm and have 10 Hesitation la say
ing that she - IN refpec 10 strength eqsl any IN
The trade. Her cabin hrs bsen n roagy 4 D. aud
ne travelling eommanlty y oa I'll. beat Tor much
% Mort as ans boat n The trade Capi- Johnwl 0ag
perene 10 ne trade withsst any aodsnt, tsuoisui
prove bis superior skin his aitrnison passengers Wiih
oct fault For freight passage apply he Captan
beard or JOHNSON. WEAFEa Co.
No ~ Market 10 ~ 70
A. L. DAVIS,
ocil5-6a I. s. Maj Packet Oa8cs Agents
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET

TIVE New Light Draught Passenger 4 cT~sn
4 ard Freight Steamer ALDER Rtksfssssssskhs
TINE, MILrOS Axis Master, having
been rerens built for the Cumberland river trade will
during the 10 water Shove and all iu'erme
date landings. Orders f with her agents oi .eights or
passengers, will meet prompt attention.
A. HAMILTON, Market street. or
II. II. HARsI-0N, Agents,
oct22- en- Front ST opposite s. b Landing.
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IEaHEssEE AND ALABAMA RAIIYosD
7 -
CFEN 10 TaONFsON's STATION

- - ~ A&4Ns-4aeA oAA44JMs
~ aui sher Wednesday Breeeber Il trains uili rsn he
~ tSera Ntsiy and ihOapsoas ssaiion, A. fos5as
GOiNG Sot Fts-
Leaves ssrtyirrai ffeA. ~. and p ~; arrives AZ
faonipsaH's q so s. g., aaa g r. -.
EE4tkNlNG--fesTrs Finupfor's At s "a N .uS
?, y arrives AN hlie AZ is.s3 "a and s s. T. NJ
o. sandy ~ Aerrias Train oay ga Be run, sasinx
Nasatiie ~ : A. ~, aue tloIHt "a NJ a , A. n.
- a. 1herp-1na We siagss q Carter, Thonas and
Housh ecfurft vi 3 The trains.
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