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'TANOOGA RAIL
LANDS AND LAND WARRANT.

LANDS AND LAND WARRANT.
Z SHALL eaye Nashville. about the 10Th of May on
iriptO Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota. for the purpose
select ng and locating lands for myself and others. Per
having Land Warrants which they desire TO locate
would ap we'll 10 sc Bi them 10 me- will that lOca
tons made upon choice lands that rapidly settling
aud gh.t cannot fail "a bsc0me valus lie short time
VIII attend ga ocatag the lands, procuring patents for
lha same, paying tayss SC.
t"i @lsb aas chIge Ct any other business in that
E."h re4iruglh- atteutan of agent expect to Wis
u isiusgi!e Cincinnati, Chicago and ST Louis For fur
tLeI ia'r'raiion, Apply personally or by letter 10
j. G. FELL0WES
aplu-lm No. So Cherry st, Nashville
a. ] refer to Ho1 Cave Johnson Hon. Neil s. Brown
Hon John HrLmb.e. ". T. Shanard. Joseph Yaux.
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A DWELLING HOUSE, with rooms for the balance
"A OF the year, within short walk of Broad street
good tenant liberal rent snd prompt paymen; will be
given, Call Immediately at
mar2O-u PICKETTS.
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
No I7I South Front Street,

NO II5a oOuIA FIUuE soITeeI =
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
b. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder success
n sor to Weller Cook, is prepared to mAnufcture
TO er Bells for Churches Steamboats, and Plantations
Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge,
Fountain and Stop Cocks Hose and Salt Well joints Gun
Mounting, Anti-FTiction Metal.
All work made by with neatness and dispatch of the
best material, at low prices and warranted. anls-ly
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Fresh Arrival OF Spring
and Summer E
Boots and Shoes.

G.. w. ROBERTSON d CO.,
No. Il COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE.
WTE have in store large and well selected stock
w of Gentlemen's, Ladies', Misses, Children's and
Boys Boots and Shoes hch have been manufactured
oressy for the retail trade Our stock is now full and
braces all the best Styles which viii sell low for Cash.
We solicit a co1nuaute OF patronage Old customers
and all who wish handsome Boot Shoe, would do we'll
give call and try The stock consists in psr Of
Gents super Strop Shoes;
Gents Cloth and Congress Caters;
Gents Patent Oxford Ties;
Gents Calf Strop Shoes;
Boys Calf Congress Caters
Boys Patent Congress CATERS
Youths Patent Congress Caters;
l. dies Super Kid Heeled Slippers;
Ladies heeled Congress Caters;
Ladies Lasting CrOOle Gsiters
Ladies Plain Lasting Caters, fne;
Ladies' Kid Slippers and Kid Bnskins;
Ladies Super Md Walking Shoes,
Ladies White Satiu Slippers,
Misses aud Childrens Caters, Kid Boots aud Slippers
We also have full stock OF SOie.leatber Travelling
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, &c.
apIl2 CIV. r co,
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PENNSYLVANIA leAILKOAD.


THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlsnticces
wthW Western, NOrthwestern;and Southwestern States,
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Ptsburg with daily line OF Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland aud Sandusky with
Steamers 10 all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the direct cheapest and Tet5Gbe route BY which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great JPek
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASSROOM Shoes, Dry Goods oo no, ,nors
(in boIes) Furs Feathers, &C.,. F'oPe' iVVAO
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery, -
Dry Goods (in bales,) Hardware, Lea Use per loon
ther, ........................t s-.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Baggng Bacon, ga u.- ,oo,
and PORK (in bulk, }, Hemp, &c. wv P'i ''SD N
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon %. = ,onn
and Pork (packed) Lard and Lard Oil wv F iO'D
Flour--$l per Dbl. until further notice. .
Grain--50 cts per 100 lbs. until further notice.
Cotton$ per BALE not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
ksy- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phs-
depha be particular to marx package uG PeansOania
Railroad" All Goods consigned TO the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Hsrris. Wormley & Co., Memphs
Tennessee: K. F. Sass Co.. St Louis; j. g. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jewe Louisville, KY; G. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnafi
N. W. Graham 4 Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio Leeoh d Co, No.
81 Kilby street Boston, Leech & Co. Astor House, New
York; No. William street. and No.s Battery Place, New
York; E. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Msgraw koons, Bs
tmOre; Geo. c. Franciscus, Pittsburg. ..
II. H. HOUSTON, General Fright agent, PlitGda. 4
Il. J. L0MBAERT, SuD't AttOOHG, Pa: =-I
ans ,56 --tIsh '67
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HORSE POWERS, THREsHERS. &C.


TNHE Celebrated Single and Double Horse Powers SIN
i gle and Double ThTeshers with SeparatOrs
The Combinei ThTeshe ers and WinnOWer with Straw
Carriers.
Straw Cutters to be run BY horse power Clover Hui
lers and Saw Mills manufactured by MeSsrS. Wheeler,
Melck Co., Albany, New York. Are now on hand and
sale at the Warehouse Of Messs Johnson Horn Co.
Nashville Tenn st Manufacturers prices with rsnspOrt
ton added.
The entire satisfaction which above named Machine
~ given all others where has been used for the
last three or four years sufficient satisfy enuurers u
It's value Orders are socited-TeTms cash. Address
ian96-m8w W 7 WATERS. Three Forks Tenn
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
EREN FULLER.

Successor TO Hamilton q Fuller,
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUPACT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts., p
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro-
prieor feels determined merit continuation ofthe
in future.
/ have now on hand good assortment of ready made
work. consisting part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro Brogsns, double
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco aud Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good
in good style and warranted. a... - .
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully sNic;'ed.
All kinds of Repairing DONE
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
tY- banner, Whg, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
COPY and discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
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THE FINE BLOODED HORSE
s II AC K Z O l. Z

NATILL stand ten miles west of Columbia, ,n
w Maury Co. Tenn, at $40 the season, colt IN Al ~
sired Mares will be kept for months upon
pastursge re Of charge unless extra feeding Required
Mares not in foal can be returned next Spring ~uboul
charge SFACxPoLK is one of the largest aud best bred
sons Of imported Leviathan dam BY old Stockh'der.
The following list OF the imported blceced horS's Snd
the winning uf their colts from 1889 ie 1851, taken IRON
} ). SINNERS Turf Register
Imported Norman,
Beshazar
- Phillip,
Glencoe 10
Pram 81
d" Luzborougb. ~
Medocb So
Old Mains Stakeholder io
Old American Eclipse, As
Old Pacific, IS
Imported LeViathan, 1873
twill be seen from the above the great superiority OF
the horse Leviahan, any horse record Like pro
duces like" SackPOle sone Of his largest and best be
sons i6 hands high Of tine blood on dams side, and
upon the whole is iu head aud shoulders above any
nat i've horse in the State. His year old colts took
premiums At the Fair in Colunba-a three year old also
Il buggy horse. Saekpole superior racer having
Won three of his races at two heats each over the Nashville
and Caatin Courses For farther information see adver
tissment in Columbia ksrr0r.
uar2s-dtriHkwlu JAMES d. WEBSTER.
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ICE WATER PITCHERS.
We have few Britannia Pitches not liable to bresk
be injured, With moderately rough usage.
ICE AALLETS AND ICE PICKS;
KNIFE BOXES AND KNIFE WASHERS;
ICE CREAM AND BLANC NANCE MOULDS;
CHAMBER SETTS.
Consisting of three pieces Of various patterns znd designs
painted in the best style of the art
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
We daily receiving from New York great addons
our stocks of articles essential to the comfort of House
Keepers. To all Of which most respectfully solicit
public attention MACKENZIE WILSON
apis Nashville
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.

NEW NE<AS
TUST received very handsome lot Ct CHANDELIERS
81 and other articles in line and you ever intend
to have the Gas in your house. you cannst find IA
vorabe time for selling cheaper than ever and
have the very best workmen employed and guarantee
do the very best work.
Wehave all kinds Of Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier to the planest Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the n of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
ChsndaeT and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises.
Gas PIPE Work Of all kinds either for STEAM OF Cas-
done with despatch Apply to- II. Kendrick the Office
Of the Gas Light Company.
ulv8 y. Ia DAVIS h co.
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CAPTALN j. j. 6AkNlN,
Will hereafter form Weekly Line to Philadelphia sailing
every Saturday, alternately from Savannah and Charles
ton, Rs follows:
The Keystone State will sail from Savannah the follow
ing Ssurdays-April 18th and 10Th, May 10th and 24h
June 9TH and 2lsI Leaving Philadelphia hs alternate
Saturdays
The State Of Georgia will sail from Charleston ths fol-
lowing SaturdaysApril 5th and 18th, Msy 3d. 18th and
Sst June 14h and 25h. Leaving Philadelphia the alter
nate Saturdays,
fully equalto any running the coast Inland naviga
ton 100 miles on Delaware River and Bay two nights at
sea-
Agents at Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN.
Agent at Savannah, G. A. GREINER
Agents at Charleston, T. s. d T. g. BUDD.
apIO56-Smd
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.
WILL furnish comfortable houses to good steady wood
i choppers, and give constant employment and good
prices, lmArls-2nl WIS. WHlTEAAS.
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.OCOMoTIYEs,T TOOLS AND MACHINERY

TINE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, LGDrsHee, Nas-
Il sdchusetts, manufactures Locomotives of any size OF
guage Stationary Engines Iathes, Planers; all kinds of
Tools Cotton woOllen ana Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
&c. &c. All articles warranted best materials and work
manshp Information may be obtained and orders for
warded on application to Mr. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House. Nashgitle. Tennessee, or address
J. H. w. PAGE, Treasurer,
nov. 29--6md. o OfHce Ia, Kilby St, Boston, Mass.
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Removal.

4 NJ Hawkins has removed his Family Grocery TO
81 room under the Odd Fellows Hail. where he will
keep full supply of all articles in his line he will be
happy "a his old customers and many
will favor him with a call
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NEW HOTEL.
A called meeting of the Commissioners appointed
IN by the Legislature, under act passed the Esd of
Jan 1885, incorporating the Nashville Hotel Company it
was resolved that Books be opened Monday, the 2st
inst at Berry Book Store and at the st Cloud Hotel and
that W. T. Berry and D. T. Scott be authorized to keep
said Books open and to solicit Stocks until sufficient
amount subscribed to organize the Company under the
charter r. HOUSTON,
WM. l. COOPER,
W.T. BERRY,
ID. T. SCOTT,
X. q, FOSTER,
aprl6-u Commissioners
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Boston market on Wednesday at eight dollars !
hushsl. I
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FOR RENT:

A NEAT BRICK HOUSE with rooms, on Vauxha
n street SOuthhsd, near the residence Of Jas Woods,
Esq. L& XIV BROWN,
apr5 Az Cherry street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TRANsPN OFFIcE, n. q G. X. K
Nashville April IL, sc
NWING to the departure of Night Freight Trans at
7:s0 P.M Nashville Freight Depot will be closed un
I'll further notice at O'Clock, r. G, alter Whoh reighs
will not be admitted
Those who would trouble and extra draysges must
have their goods the depot before the time for closing
CAAS. W. ANDERSON,
gpls General Agent
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NOTICE.-Tbe interest Of Mr., Q: ?. BRYAN, in our
~ business has expired, to take effect Jan. l. 1856.
narIs-H VI. n. GORDON GO.
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ALL We YOUNG GENTS run quick to rss1
n No 90 Cherry street. opposite the Post Office HMA
At G J ZEUTZSCHELLSN New Stand, and getsOmeI w.
Of those imported Caters and Shoes, he is prepared
20 the tastes of all the beaux Also Boots Caters and
Shoes Of his manufacture always on hand and made
30 Order at the shortest notice. apT1-2md
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MEDICAL.
DISSOLUTION.

FNHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the frm
4 snd style Of BROWN 4 GRuBBS is This day ds-
solved by mutual consent DO O. BsogR is alone author
lied 70 use the name of tine iE1 in liquidation DC
A o. IN
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Board of TrDssAes.
Bon s Brown, lohn Watson, NJ D
John Trimble GMFogg
James 3 Craishesd, A + FogR
W o Harris, CMcNsiry,
James Walker, Mackenzie
John s Young, NJ ID James Clark.
For Terms, apply to the Principal, No "a South Vine
Street .ebl7-f
SIX MINUTE FREEZERs.
Just Received .
From New York, ssmalI lot of those celebrated patent
FREEZERS by which gallon of the best Dgootses and
Igest ICE CREAM be made in the incredible short
space Of six minutes For sale by
spl8 MACKENZIE WILSON.
WATER COOLERS.
We have on hand good supply Of plain and elegantly
deurated Water Coolers OF sizes and and st low
prices MACKENZIE & WILSON.
DEURATED BIRD CAGES.
We have hand 100 Canary Cages of all the most ee
CANT pattsrnstha be obtained New York. For sale
at a very small advance ON Eastern Prices.
sp1S MACKENZIE WILSON.
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= = ~ q % y !. ~
.5sg5sssg sos IS ii sse1a slliaflsi s-'oiisl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

Tho property of tho Locomotive and Manufao,
turing Company in Covington, Kentucky, fground
budngs. machinery. and unfinished work. was
sold at public ootory on Friday week, by John
w Finnel, master commissioner, to Messrs'
Scott a. Wolffor tho sun Of $4,000. The pro-
periy cost over $250,OOO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

A NruRo's IDEA OF RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
-rbe fncity of railroad communication in our
day in very pointedly illustrated in an anecdoto
before US, wherein gentleman, inquiring Of a
negro tho distance of a certain place, receives
this reply: "Da, pend ON circumstances, mas
.n. II YOU gwine nfoot itll take you about a
day; il you gwinc in do stage or tho honeybds,.
you make II in half day but ifyou git in one Of
desc smoke wagons, you dar now. fd'
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TIE EARTH GRowINa CoLDER.-lt Is stateo
by German astronomers that tho sun Is increas-
ing his distance from the enrih annually; and IN
the course Of six thousand years from the present
time. it s supposed that the distance will be 90
great that only an eighth part ct the warmth We
the earth, and il will then be covered with eter-
nal ice, IN tho same manner as we now SEQ plans
of the North, where the elephant formerly lived,
and have neither spring nor autumn. '"'"
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Ry MCDONALD 4 PETERS,
TERMS.

The VIRGINIANis published daily at So and rweekly at
aunun, in advance No paper will be discontinued,
@ At the option Propretors until all arrearages shall
baye paid
ADVERTISEMENTS rs Inserted for so cents per
n lines first insertion and J cts Tor each con
nance ordered form weekly and then 90 cts
er SQUARE will charged for each Insertion II the number
srtnns be marked the MS will be published III or
dered out, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE
For square, daily
For do do
For one do sem-weekiy .....'.'''' 20
Far
nendcd for both papers subject to spe
eia contract -, -. , = At.
bpspess or the charged at transient rates
n Al new advertisements appear In the daiy ana ui
weekly papers ,.,.- -,...,
o. Obituary which exceed eight lines are charged
tcably for the
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CERTIFICATES.
M ed civo ON hun Ircds of cerheatcs hut oilers only

''"o""e' IovInasroS, October u, 1883.
u,,u e,o NV u. ~ cnrd In the iynchburE Vrsinnn
or,thn Dth of sepi.n, last announcing yonr s~ 10
vnrhburp pr,pnrsd remedy for fr cure o ,aho
md o disease about tn 18th of september ana obainoda
ox ~ your Gamer Ointment and applied 10 shia ,"np
iays follow ing vapt dreotions) and IN twenty d3hH w"
.rfec, well Icnyint lut very slght trace oi h i'' ~,
tenes and np to c Il presents no nymponso re"P
=, at, +, H. Ia 1 n,ia
eonsler YOU therefor deservody entitled +" the lee pa''
YOU M my te7mony to the emcacy o' you
Respectfully. o'tN'i"H 1919
To DIR Jas A. Gloptoa. Dalton, brD,
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A SNOWMAN ABovs WALL STREET MES.--Bnr-
nun. in his examination in tho Supreme Court
New York, in relation to his financial difficulties
feil: .a 49,
/ am the porest kind Of business man, but my
Into book keeper is now preparing statement
which shnl, be furnished yon within twenty four
hours. giving you every item toa dollar; you VIII
find that have no desire to keep anything back ).
for wish you 10 understend that the standard OF
morality for showmon is is peg or two higher
thnn thut found in the atmosphere OF OF wall
street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Iu,r rsn,,sED s,oHr =, s aN "Grr. ssm, M-o. ToS
the and dccpons Of onarhs aud Yaiaohe
suitng Physician The Howard As.ee,o,on rhsdsl phl:
Institution csabi~hedby nrnt
md Epidemic Diseases COPY oftht above Report be
"go ,sr ,'is "AnnouS No south NuSrns ST. rhs pAa
ra Iap ~ dim
Npx sTOCK OF LADIES' SHOES !. new
INu complete comprising about Zoo tar Of G",ters
W. with assortment oi Misses and ehldon a'e M"
1Ss If s'y description style q. Join
S,,o.L a, spring Good. Com pie,". Jno. r"r-
- vis agent nior'a the citizens OF ana o aS
~eSa s be .SS very ss"p @ .S,e pns o North carn Got
ton Yarns Nop very bost quality jeA rec eiy'd'
an" na W. ~ d,ss a. i'' '"'"' JYo lTRvIs aient
NOTsCE.-Au persons i"dth,,s "a ."e irfcre
~ tho LIST March viii please come FOR" ana :. m'a as sIs
meni wish 10 settle my aeeeneia M na'y y" Pes'''
having aa s,1 s'a1' "e'a'se" my ''' \ HOOPER
,..T., v.aTs,, uATs...--s u o. Ma -
Ill FASHIONS ron -.-sTIrzER viii Introduce
the Spring style Dress Hat the first SATURDAY. " M
which mi be sonnd To snrpass any Hat IN beeu'
IT, style quality aud hnsh Also tot ., ee'n ' ss e@ Hats
eclipse thing In this market will pleas" oth NJ e s"
All Minds Of Hats made TO order AID dispatch
Customers Hats dressed over as usual wu sr,rzru
orrv CARRIAGES, BUaaIEs. Ra"kA-
WAYS @e Me.Jenn u nnAs', , ,.a., a,ss ,.,p, cd
beautiful 10; to Of !" oh"saofs ,i' & SIoars ,s .ss
,psr.d To pu up any order and all repair. NJ WY
and promptly done having In his employment MT U H. NV,
on, ~ the Smiths IN America he hnvihE
time the largest manufacturing es"phAnss ="
The State. =zzs5t IA - =
ca SPRING EASuuONS at ENGlE- Ga ~
IN " x1poVEs BONNET AND FANCY SToiSt G,A "A
WEs sirs lot YOU TINT on or before the AS
wa asib inst ahall produce from three "i ne hpst
f,ahlonable ostablantnsin New York, NE nts ssl o'
u.'se,s yon may fes TINT every thing thai the
1nar, Of art shall be presented /" YOU oven
10 he mlnniupt W him. ..u.,.,..
wl say for you personal pratinenion, that the eSho'o
.f Ronnets In N,w York, VIII occur On ihr VII -', a ~
fbut article of daa considered sncond only I" b" 9e, P,
w ,,e aud bcfurn other article
Of dress It should he selected with much care
In order n great variety Of TASTES II my aeiorm
untion to proscn great field of variety MOI uhl4 u hpo
bat In Manes and nve,y variety of summer opVu'less
safer little children COME also, fot they ahh nY' o n"s
h,rd aa heretofore Hats, Flats Little Bonno'a aho APPS
and other pretty little traps
= yory respectfully, l...,.. .,..,,,,,.
,1oa,. ALFRED \ 1lNGLEpoyE
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NYEw CONCERN N-Tbe undfrsigmeH i, n"s,
ths dsv entered into copartrershp under nr IT,
a. ,s tppS sAIiNDERS for the purpose OF transacfnt
whe csnc and retail Grocery and Commission nqSs M a.
have ken the house lately occupied by Messrs sS "
prSton near the depo cfthe Va 81 Ienn Il: ~ "lc'r
,hey will be pleased see the customer h .ne ~
Of saunders & Irby and Mcdaniel linIit - % hntn"ss
with nll others who favor them with men ous'oS
WI" ~" o'i''s va" 49, j. !. iRBT.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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~gaSnsJTsON The t0-partncfsMP ~
HtsAIfNDERS IRbl having expired ny nm =, "a
js ~ dissolved w return thanks to our ola if'ha ap"
far their liberal patronage since We nave oe," m n
ness and ash their continuance TO the ne" concern VI
e. SAUNDERS. -, - o e,,,, ard and SETTLE
hrr old ACCOUNTS early as practicable as II ~ Ne''
hle to "iha up he ""' SAUNDER'S & IRBY
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DAILY VJRGINIAN.


PRESTIGE HAS AN EAGLE.--We have received
from our Arkansas friends the American eagle
TINT they promised Us. He is . most noble and
mnjesiio bird. He 10 ms tsmeless ~ when ms
hroad wings beat the air in their native freedom
and when his wild scream Of triumph was heard
amid tho roaring Of his mountain pines.
We intend to give this grand bird that appears
Mt n little distance a. bald as the bald Cesar
perch in front of our office. where he can gaze up
ON the blue sky and look his old friend the sun IN
tho eye and be- famed by the breeses and rocked
by Tho storms Of heaven. We presume however
TINT tho Anti Americans will nearly desert ine
street that he overlooks. They will not be ao'e
Ia dare 'the thunder Of his beak and the lightning
of his eye" The editor Of the Democrat will have
10 take some other road home. II he comes TINS
way, our king Of birds may show himself "r'gnt
upon The goose.' .n9,
After the November election and the triumph
of The American party, wo shnl demolish at a
blow tho bars of the strong cage against whicn
our brd of .Jove now beats his stormy p'n'ons,and
lct bn!range through the world at hi, own wild
will. iIe shall be az free and unshockled a. our
redeemed country will then be. Louisville Jour
nal s IaaI #