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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01
CLOTHING, sc.


10 mn WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT
~ .OVO sd-The highest price given and cash paid In
current money Gentlemen wishing 70 dispose rood super
BY addressing calling JAMES MORONEY, 10 walker
street, Centre.
ANY AMOUNT OF NEW OR CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A wanted Thomas D. Conroy, licensed TO bay clothing Of
every Description denemen having large or small lots to
the store, addressing THOMAS D. CONRoY 4si Pearl
(yLOTHrNG.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
to dispose q receive fair cash price by sending 70
be stores No IL Lanrens street Canal No 81 West
Broadway, or letter By post Ladies attended BY Cohen.
h CVH&N
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

w INES AND LIQUORS Spirits OF COGNAC FOR
W. mixing, high favored, fourth proof - & Gin bond, duty
pad) One gallon for twenty thirty gallons American pure
spirits make the bes imitation Of French sogaac Cognac IN
per gallon French chemical cooring, giving Is per cent
value to all kinds Of liquors. expense only half
&C For sale By M9NSR co. New Yort and g Wash
and u. Roy chemist nd dsler Paris Pocers, France.
For turner Particular circular.
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IL EYE DISEASES CURED BY DIR. G. W. UPHAM,
"A oculst 3J4 Fourth street. Broadway. Office hours
from 10 A. M. 70 p M. References given. n B-Wednes
days 'FRONT.' O'CLOCK. svoted hs6satasnt OF the poor.
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RY WILLIAM g. MCLAUGHLIN, AUCTIONEER.-sA ga
- turday Feb at 10 O'Clock No. IS Third avenue
Ninth street, choice stock OF groceries, comprising
pOe - " "
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Proverbs.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Upon reading aloud
the article in your paper from -. NJ = on
Farmers Proverbs. and the proposal that a
list Of household proverbs should be collect
ed turned to a bright young girl at my
side and said let us make a collection. She
nc once commenced the list by repeating a
very suggestive one.
"Silks and satins put out the kitchen fire, -
and here fellow a few others /: "A stitch in
time saves nine Too many cooks spoil
the broth" Light heeled mothers make
heavy heeled daughters" "Contrivance is
better than hard work; :" or Zone good plan
ner is better than two workers. Many
bands make light work" "A fat kitchen
makes lean will "Cut your coat accord
i-l- 10 you cloth" Nothing venture moth
iag have" Elbow grease is the best polish"
Hunger is the best sauce Lazy folks
take the most pains" The proof of the
rldding is in the eating The sweetest
vine makes the sharpest vinegar" You
can't eat your cake and keep it, There's
no making a silk purse of a sow's ear An
apple, an egg and a nut, you may eat after
. slut" Easy teaching the cat TO kim
Who goes borrowing goes sorrowing.'
Every crow thinks its own young the whit
est" "A scalded dog breads cold water"
"Mav-bees are not aye honey bees" Gle
a BARN its will and awhelpits fill, an balthll
eae to the de'il'' Keep your breath TO
cool your porridge." The foot n the cradle.
hand on the reel is sign that woman
means to do we'll" .Wilful waste makes
woeful want Lose an hour in the morn
ing and YOU may run after it all day without
catching it, Every herring must hang by
its own head" Rich harvests make men
prodigal, poor ones provident." Measure
twice, cut but once" Quick 10 hear and
slow TO speak" Cool in the same skin YOU
heat in
These may answer for the present They
might be continued indefinitely, but the space
In your paper is too valuable for a very long
list at once, SO l will defer till some fu-
ture time; besides Enough is as good as a
feast" YOU know. w.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

A JUpGE OF HoRsE.-A man who
wanted to buy horse. asked friend how
TO tell a horses age by his teeth" was
the reply. The next day the man went to
horse dealer. who showed a splendid black
horse. The hosre hunter opened the ami
mails mouth, gave one glance. and turned on
his heel. II don't want him." said he, ..he's
thirty-two years old" he had co~stsd his
teeth
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
SC, TT q CRAWFORD

4 Pc row opening lsrge stock q bieaehe ara
y bleaehe3 >heeting. es 70 l04 w4ds.
Do 10 Shir,iAg. fGlI assortment
TlckinSs. Chec.s. DFIls. Toselias.
A large stock Of Twseds. some lair 1t 2Se-
Linen Drill. Co,,onaS Se ana "a: Linen;
A splendid stock Of Prints: good l2c.
>stinet, all eclors. soc 70 SIC.
Cloths. Csssimeres, tfne Freneh;j
summer Co2tinSs 6ne quality:
4 fine assortment Of Boy's wear.
Some beautifully hsd French Linen Pants and Coats
Remern Der the pet Lamb
April 10. 1856. l.-d
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
.Vear Improvement.

SCOrT CRAWFORD are the scte .gen.. f., II,
- sale of the patent carpet lining and fsstenias.
De used instead OF straw Much better more eoav-n
lent great saving the carpet Cal. aud examine 4,
ApIi: 10 I--,f
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Always Oh Hand.

T SCOTT CRAWFORD :, 3. s and s cut G
~ pet Chain and Coverlet Warp. white ana color,
Cotton wine, Batting ana W.dding
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Just Arrived

"A Kip sna Csii,kin and Morocco Boots ARD Pat.
Calfs2in Congress Caters. prime article custom
large stock boys, girls and children. shoe.
Lace Boots and Caters; Ladies' Caters and Ru.sir,
do fine French KID Enskns and slippers. white anc
blsrx Aprn
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

S. F. FLETCHER.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions.
JUST RECEIVED,
IS hhds Sugar.
IS bbis Nslssses;
10 bbls Refined Sugar;
30 bags Coffee,
loo kegs Nails.
10 DO English Soda,
bbls Ssiersrus:
Is chests and hf chests Tea;
20 bels Citer Vinegar,
20 boxes Candles.
80 boxes assorted Candy;
Is do Rsisins,
10 90 Lemons and Oranges.
90 dr Figs:
IL bxs Scotch Herring:
So boxes W es,ern Reserve Cheese,
$50 bushels Dried ppIes:
325 DO 30 Peaches,
1900 lbs new Rice;
80 dozen Ground Topper;
80 DO do Cinnamon;
70 DO 60 spice;
IS 90 do Mustard:
50 DO Ye s.Powd,rs
leo lbs CLOVIS;
IS dozen i3rooms;
10 boxes Starch;
40 doz Cotton Batting;
5000 gallons Stone Ware;
20,o0o boIts Wall Paper:
450 lbs assorted Tssine-
4th mo. 10. 1856. lE-H
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Real Estate for sale,

Real Estate for sale.
';'HE undersigned the agent Of the heirs OF John
Reid, late OF VI syne county, Indiana, deceased, OF
ers 10. sale for third cash down. and the residue
reasonable payments, seventy acres Of land lying
about one miles north of Richmond. in said
county, and the Richmond and Williamsburg pike
along side Of the farm. The land is under
good cultivation with orchard Of good coImon
fruit thereon
Also lot No. l6l, in thst psr: OF Richmond laid OF
b. John smith. This lot lies the corner Of Main
sad Sixth streets and hss small one story orics
dwelling house. {. B. HUFF
November Is 1855 s3-tf
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
window Shades.

Geo TT CRAWFORD are opening large stock c
tNbesutisul Oil Window Shades. dou5ls wool dsm..s
ana fine en- 5roGered white Window Curtains ,nc
=indow Fire Board PApers. April 10
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

THE undersigned has hased the RI Shi for
trYirE celebrated and economical Machines
AMI prepared TO supply all orders fair
terms only give sair trial in order
ipsrodrcs family he that the people
something GOOD for and that they shall
81 the Machine their
tion be weeks haves number hand and
rssdy for Trial for h-ee four
for it IN AHnily . time. order
nsYits may fay arpreeisted. II not found 10 ~ers
the the Machine he
tsrre Ana 90 charges provided dana sei in
usins He TO believe that sil ee
thng for the purpose OF washing ali
in half the time in the ordinary mace
she eIoshes and half the euanty Of
esap- .
he has also On and viii make order AL kinds Of
SASH DOORS and rRAMEe. o. the best quality He viii
furnish fer building. and put them up On
nAiY terms. his thanks 70 the pusltc fer
and u v;tss the particularly
Try Msdes's Washing Machine be 10
hnSA result frou Q trial, an1 good
&1- sAsp On the and NAFkes
ssreeSs Address fHoe q. THOMPSON,
HAaufAeturer. Richmond. Ina
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
NOTICE!
Still Another Change!

THE unaers gned having this day d
!. !: /
termined that e will devo o
-A his entire attention &
SA branch of his business. that Of Iahi es
r. - and children's ShCemaking. o which
r. alone served "a regular xpprent
ship. feel confident OF heing able %
fill all orders n . n
that fail TO please; besides, l
shall enieavor keep constantly on
land good and general work Nari
OF and material trade we'll made
and warranted to give satisfaction My sale will be
fitted in and tasteful effort shall be
wanting TO please and oblge all who give
4 call.
0Y Pummers building side street. south
Of Main A. BALLARD.
March !. 1856.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Grocery and Provision Store!

k>HE undersigned would respectfully citizen.
Il Of Richuond and vicinity. that cd
general Grocery and Provision
~ occupied hy +. II. Gi:hens. on- or
h- best stocks OF articles his line
part he'd
Havana and brown Sugars. Coffee. Choco.te
starch Spices % all ks and black Teas
quality Noisss. Syrup. Fruits Nuts TNhacco Cigars
Cheese ih Dre, Beef. and every article
the line o. Family Groceries shiel4he
be n. d n ;his eity elsewhere.
HAv engaged in ihs permanent business, and in
teudirG
deserve and share OF The public Patronage
J. L MEEK. ia.
Richmond September .. 1855
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
E0,.fv May Cherries.

TSsHE uud gned has n number of choice Early May
i Cherry Trees, for ale at his Nursery, - of mile
west Of Richmond, the Williamsburg pike. These
Cherries the best cultivated in of their
hardness and Uniform produetveness. Call soon
CORNEIlUS = RATLIFF-
<th month l.. 1885. iS-f
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

VUNHE undersiEned has hs1d large amount 81 s.ee
Potato Plants which viii b- ready ~ h- erst
The % JGs. Pre-. 70
As Ef- Nd LA
fiseoro1zh Tsrnpske Also hand. fresh
~ 8. y. Fletcher. tas American
RAreet pep1t- Rehnonc. lad. a. the grie.
for sAe purpose - aecSlzaedars
distance ;hs. sh-s Get ee aelaye P-rsens
elEo together Ea1 send ~ Express
nsneJ srcIsset Ia . letter. Address Joseph whe. Jr
: p. Fletcher. Rchcerd. Ali or1e-s zsI
viii pso9t Ass<1:cr - he sensirs ysyirs
The Express ehsrxcs
PEPPEK PLASIs--fhe undersigned has . On hs,1
large Quantity Mango Pepper Pi1Ets The s.-ex
Sac variety ysslev pIa-:s
a.e Cabbaes plAsis-srics 3e per ds.ea-
JOSEPH wHIII j..
~ ]. le36- 1H
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
FARMERS STORE,

No. 10 Main street, Riclmon9, Indiana.
LsI received az No 10 Hain street. splendid lot G,
a. Dh1 GOODS, Shoes. Coed
We profess ts sell aS isp any one and
Yss1 20 sn1ra|ef &c ssss place No 10.
less they disposed think
~ to Indicate hy that confidence in
sny one further snAn their money after have
hueksefed yolr produce sxound do desire
sell you trash and credit rih nothing. though
we're mere birds Of here to-day and
rov But here and hsvshe-n here and
main here And Se goods uniform prices; whether
eAsh credit tkere will difference prices
Give Is call. and We will try TO please
may T A.. oCGpALE
~ may A. DCGbALE
DeIlaines.
A splendid lot for sale By T. A. DCGDALE.
"A nAyI Ne 10 Main
Prints.
LARGE and splendid assortment for s.Ieby
"A may T. A DC6DALE. No 10 Main strest-
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
S G.. DUEDALE

~ 70 waai5 res SsefnIiy inform iAe citizens Of E<hs
acaa snt vicinsty. that he has resume. a.. Ps,>,
aAEstas easiness, and ~ prepared hang Geld an4
Velvet. freseo Ss;ia and t.per. pat ~ De-.
rrA'icns. Sa'urs, Views ard Ceat-rs: 6aish Ffrr.
sosrts, winscw Curtains M.p. Charts Sc In sAer,
All kinds Of wall. WOOL canvas P.paTins done with
aeataess sa3 dispatch
All orders IN the above lire iet AZ nv residence Ga
North Maras street er addressed to me taroaxh rns
Riehrona Post ufse IL m s.t ifh prcaar "a ,ttsn:ioa
$. G. GJNsntLE
B-Psrer seteS ted ana sa-ai.hsa NJ h.,s s..,,.s
Richmond. April ;. 1853 s.f
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
BOSTON PIANO FoRTEs.

WE have hand large Psno Forte
" from Cnickering * Sous, oodwara & Brown, Hsiet
Davis s. Co. others We have also Arlodeons
Gus STYLES and prices all which
low for cash. WILLARD " SIoNELL.
Ma. eh s. 1856. Indiana polls.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
SMS0y.

ICSI received 10 ki ef variezs Er.oss which
- viii BE sold cheap for cash a. vhSssAis O, rsau
Ass sspsriss let Of AsAsses i. barrels a.a
O. ~. DAxN4e =
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
PAY UP. PAY UP.

PAY UP PAY UP.
TAVING seli out stock Of Iron and HartsAre. ard
I being ceterrined 70 close business
possible hope this notice s he promptly attended 10 Ny
all those that knoa themselves indebted and that will
enable to pay those tha, Inm indebted 10.
Ncssrs Gorsuch Price. successors business vii
continue the old stand for short tne and commend
them to the patronage of my old friends sRa customers
THOMAS BENTON
March s. leJ6. 1877
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

Inn Ks0s Pare white Led iss, rseeiysi and fer
XVOenleSy \. NeCCILoCGH.
Jun - Ne. 81 1aiA erssk
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Pasture for Rent.

VuNHE undersigned has 940 Pasture
mile southeast o: Richmond. with plenty OF exceilen
stock thereon For apply
THOMAS BCLLA
Aprif
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29

4 MIDST the great variety Of Glass Tuu6iers- rsi
= and Cake Staa4s covered ard uDcovere Preserves
ALLEN EHOADES have beautiful ssppty et e1
Aad pressed Goalets, % which they esl asseatios-
April y, Isss IStf
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Is it ECSSib'ee

kfaAI tsefe viii - 5sou.at % RseAas5us ~
>fTIns greater quality ef Wall P.2es Of er.-v
tS ans variety Of pstts-n th.n sven ia the
Get 'er tae last twenty yesr.a les. II Is fact ,,s i
az BE eeaSs AZ re.sonkee priess toe and s.a ;. o.,
,, resscaakI. ny =
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Fresh Teas. Spices, &c.

Fresh Teas. Spices, &c.
VYM. BELL, Fifth street the Sar House, is
esving direct from Eastern Importers, and has
100 half chests and caddes consisting
Young Gunpowder Oolnns and Peuchong
Black Green Teas. including and very
superior
E1nEl1SH1 1roalkTast Tea.
All Of which he offers Cncin prices
lower, with
SEQ dozen Ground Spices and Mustard;
SO do Baking Powder
other Goods in the Grocery line,
10 10 insert here
huiI Of Teas in metallic packs.
Riehmond, eth mo-. 30, 1856 co-4w
The Richmond palladium., 1856-05-29
Piano Covers and Stools.

VERY large assortment. beautiful and CHEAP last
n reiyed by WILLARD & srowELL.
March & 1856. Indianapolis
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
SC0IJ'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

THERE are features connected with this mill Eorihy
L Consideration and close examination the part
those WshinR 10 purchase q Feed Mill
It's mechanical stTucur ard adaptation the pur-
pores de igned, cTuh and grid corn It's great
Pacity, Willie doing immense work With extraordinary
ease, iis durability is amply provided The complete
aud entire portabeDess OF the Little Giant rendering
greater convenience for plantation and farm imposs-
bic. IL requires mechanical aid bin OF expense put
u OF; any farm hand servant pat up and set
nuing in half hours time he convenience with which
the sweep may be applied TO hOTiEOntalas IL most
Dsual-Or head, and the mill may be easily attached
where ct water il used The power II take, requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 10 30 bushels Of COED feed meal hour according 70 the
degree Of hneness geound ana the size mill IL IS the
cheapest MILL all thgs considered :here Is before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy Of note the Ct that there has ben
Patent Right speculaEg huckserBg about the country
usual wi n the thousand hungiing make-sh nipple
that are got a Irsde-merey money by
selling pzning of the patent right the creddous
then the machine be alb indoned all parties hum
bug the other hand the atenee and PToprtors OF the
Little Giant Mills sving that hey cSn-and determined
Of with superior Mill, permanently en-
gaRed in the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture Of these mills In tie
East Vest and souJh Of these establishments poy
mills app ecated that theusaud have cen sold within
The eighteen months, and heaviest and the os
Manufacturers OF Agricultural implemen IN the
United states have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
iaeturt and sale.
No Implement has been more thor oughy tested;
OF the kind has received and high testimonials
chanics Institutes AID Agricultural Associations
and by of subs RnttA practical utility ana
popular than SCOTS Little Giant Coz and
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
IT No a. rket at kashyle Tenn.
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GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.
w & I q MnCI FL LAND

w. a. @ y. W. MCOLG bAnnO
RE receivn, her second supply Of elegant FAn and
"a winter Goods And many Of these goods have been
bought the large Auction sales Of &C. 18th and os
in New York enabled fer many RCtd fully h'ty
per cheaper than they be found in The city Mer
chants buying goods in the city, will find many styles oil
silks and other dress goods &c at lower prices than
they fud them eeW here 81 and 58 College street.
DRESS GOODS.
Rich, plain and striped Morsntigue
Striped and Paid SBksi
Elegant klounced do;
Super Plain do,
Rich Chuck Silks;
Extra Super Back Silks, plain and fancy;
{" f." Moi ant Ques;
Rich Printed NJ. de Lanes
Super plain De Lanes and Mernos;
Super black Apar cas-, Eombazines. &c, &c.
CIOAKs, TALMAS, SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
Just opened the largest Coaks snd Talmas
offered in this city, and at lower prices, ranging from
two to forty dollars.
Elegant Stella shaws;
Rich Broche do;
Scaris;
With large assortment OF Long Shaws Square do, Misses
long and square Shawls, and Cent? Travelling shawls
STAPLE GOODS, &C.
Our stock nf Staple Goods very large and desirable
Blankets Fnne Csssinets Jeans Cloths and Cassimeres
Tichings IinseJs Domescs Super IRISH Linens Damask
Linens Napkins Prints and Checks, with u assortment
Of Curtain goods, sc.
TRIMMINGS, &c.
large stock Of Trimmngsof all kinds also large lot
Of Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We have the best stock Of Wooden Hosiery oeredin
this market for Ladies' Misses and Children, well
Gt ntenen. SO prepare yourselves and the children for
Winter at NcCLELLAND's METROPOLITAN STORE, No
81 and 63 College St nOvl6
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EXCHANGE
RATES OF ADVERTtSING.

Newspaper propretor generally, and especially Of thi
ay under the usages and regulations heretofore prevailing
called perform labor without rrmunerA-
ton, than any other class Of community The Rrautou
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and
Huncatons tributes o. respect, obituaries, &C 6c which
only be inserted at heavy cost 10 the proprietor
poses upon them burden On0rous that they feel called
Gpon, sefdefencr check the abuse by making such
publications charge extent east upon the par
Ties Immediately interested. Ia this they but o
isSng the example Of the In other etes mpeed by
its intrinsic prOpriety, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united ogeth
agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every Of regular
euGiness advertising.
Yer each square IL lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
leEs OF nonparei for the Let insertion. 90
".
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500 REWARD!

EEr my pr mises. hvs h~sfen Bs0udss. Barhoar
II oaahlE. AA, on ths p uiime, Nsgra hsa named
GEORGE. said slave Y sboat ~ n1l -tso sears oli
hght csnpircsd sad hsa when b. lsf, Woe hsf
sey pants saek eoas ana sns. lie ass 80 aeasu,
Hsed ase SaEut slsh scar ed heasy Noo tA snd
had on nearly kPAniSh rat4lss sakelsbn hsdie
sith large r,ngs. ke
Rave % believe ihst e save denysd 81 y
uhils aboat ~ odd having enarss and wy
~ hsir al ienF cars eampsefsd has a.
(fron ed ryssl hts haap AeaiarFsd weisss asss
10 panas u shon ave fst ibchea hsh k4d SHE
Way ksss his gifr sltk hlml
s give t5 ~ Ihv dsssiy u ths Resro ard nais and
ul q sVe Is for ths apPsshsn ion " the whe 1Aa,
siih SUI eisuf eEsaGncs 10 euasiel t1a.
&C. ihs Ssse asy have tre pass 80 Be eas wits
hlnnssn.& alas q. nnDsk9, sf
49, Fnrt HFsElsF. nsrbeEr c0es,gs Ala.
t.bie-A-.esvsAs~ 8at<sA ksAsz1A - -
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DUHAL PUtsGGCATBONS -lhs ccantFy Sen
II tssnaR; ths 81 isstos, aad IA hzstsssd Ann9al
kegaslcr " afal Aazies. Fsehed a. Aeanys ~ l., ~
LCfnEk 1CIkEA son.
The cosnlfY ttntiruHn oeautiiliy insirAfs1 us~ky
% 10 page qaarte specA dsIstarnis Ar 1he Vars,
ne tsraEpr D-iy 1as tls s4rdsn and or har fhs
reatt aLs KShsn 6seen, tle Potry Yard. 1hs noass-
uiis ~ 81 uace sfnp ~ithu1 qaer tea ihs bess
agra nra FApr he Eii sNes - n d tehn stns-
sorth a q. e ia1oia Prct e. ysar.
Ths uvstr. aoaihy, 80 paEss ccsfo--nsf Hnewa %
tztntF ysasA thr bst liz ayr ea4tar laarna n
this ceu.try. Fret So esns pr year
snussa Annaal 4 sitr 81 gufai AaAirsl Tstso
Ma issass - and Ike sttsn nofs thAn ~ rng
Was x suiaF - aniuk-s rues = - &c, ae fres -
esais each, seal past p@d ~ nasil
re g. airaerota q - .eand ~ M -
publcz isas a. tls gatsaFss III sen sP<riasas 81 -
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In Chancery at Waverly, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1856.

v r. Forsee and vii. Iesse 7 U'on and NJ
Massey Exrs 81 Henry Lltcn cd ct al incla Original
ding sll the heirs OF Nm. Jones aud Henry Lu- BIZ.
ton, decd.
Nm notion Supported By AFFIDAVIT Of the complainant and
" appearir the satsac ion Of the and Master
that de- ndants TDomts Price and Nife Fab ;fh
residents Of the q rrnne- and consequently
beyond uf The Orii airy q his 1t is
therefore ordered that public be made M
i've weeks in the Ma hvie Patriot a newspaper publishes
In the ~ Of Nashville Tenn req hiring th' said Thomas
an hlE Goth Pi: TO anpe before tie Chancellor =
Court Chanc-ry the hereof, be held
Of Hun phe,s vt TIE Court House tn town Of
W8veil9 the Mondsy in april next, and gead,
er druur g. mplaiI att b H. thu will
r. Tor Cot I'd, AID tf pdJt b hem.
WtBe q d avid oven c ,rk 4 Master of siU court
At m e, the lst Monday March, 1876
msrchIO-. St d. OWN CAM.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
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GoING SOUTH.
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p N ARRIVES ~ Nashviiie 81 iU.x5 and 6.SV p NJ.
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IL AZ 1homPsoh's thr Stagrs Of Carter, Thomas and
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Verand4n uoteL A. ANDERSON,
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Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

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