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FIRST WARD TICKET

FIRST WARD TICKET.
The Friends Of Civil and Religious Liberty
announce the following Ticket for the Fir.t
Ward
For Mayor-wM. B. MAGRUDER.
F., LIdsrmen-WM. T. DOVE. + or the un.
expire term-GEO. w. RIGGS.
FO, Common Coxneu-JNO. B. TURToN,
CHAS. ALBERT, ID. G. LEE.
For Assessor-WM. RIGGLES. MO ST
Intel Union, and News copy, and charge STR
office
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E~sECOND PRECINCT, SECOND
~ WARD The Anti Know Nothing vo-
ters OF the Second Precinct, Second Ward, will
NEE: for business on FRIDAY EVENING. at 8
oc'cck, at the hall over Farnham's Store, corner
Ia. avenue and 18th streets. Every voter Of the
precinct Is requested to be present.
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PIC MIC.

FlHHE ENGLISH LUTHERAN SABBATH
L SCHOOL intends giving Pic Mic at Arling-
ton Spring, on WEDN ESDAY, June 4th.
Refreshments will be furnished at reasonable
rates.
The beat will leave the 1ith street bridge at 4
O'Clock a IN.
Tickets: For passage IS cents passage and
dinner SO cents to be had Of Mr.. A. Noerr, Mr..
J. u. Weaver, and at the boat on the morning Of
the Pic Mic. m 29-F&M
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MRS. GEORGE, LATE FROM ENGLAND

Mrs. GEORGE, LATE FROM ENGLAND
uA wishes TO inform the popustion Of Wash.
ington and Georgetown that she can be seen ana
consulted on s. ch subjects es love, marriage, Law
suits, absent friends, losses, &C.
She expects to remain In the city but shon
tune. Her residence il No. s6 + street moth, BE-
tween 2ed AID 23d stere,s, oppofite the Observe
tory. Name on the door.
Gentlemen 50 cents Ladies IS.
Eours from , .. m, to 8 O'Clock r. n.
N le-SW1
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN SAB
bath School intends giving Pic Mic at
Arlington Spring, on WEDNESDAY, June 4th.
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m H-TTh2,*
T OST-ON YESTERDAY "WEDNESDAY
~ evening, in the Capitol grounds or on New
JeN0Dy avenue, Gold BRACELET, formed Of a
number Of small chains fast ened to heavy carved
clasp 1t Is valued as relic, and any reasonable
reward will be paid for ifs return at tie residence
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SfRAYED OR STOLEN-ON SUNDAY
~ last, from the commons northeast of ~
the CAPITOL brown HORSE, with bald 10y
face ana one fore foot white He was bone ara.
vined In his hind A reasonable reward will be
giv'n Tor the return of the horse, or such infor.
INST on left with VIM. BOSS, Whseligtt, Cap.
Itol Hill, 90 can get him.
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8. MARsHALs OFFICE, May, 1885.
To ALL WunM 1T ALL nnN

XTO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ CERN.-A large number of Ca "a q in
U 3. Cases, of fines and costs, forfeited recogni.
zances, against various individuals have been is.
sued from the Criminal Court of the District and
placed In my bands for execution. The penalty
In these cases Is imprisonment In Jail unless the
money be promptly paid. l therefore notify all
persons who know themselves to re involved as
security for appearance at the Criminal Court, or
upon whom fnes have been imposed by said
Court, that they must call at my ONE and ar
range their respective cases before the second
Monday in June next; after which must proceed
to settle them according to law.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m 21-td u Marshal
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WASHINGTON AND NEW Or
~ LEANS TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The apnuA meeting Of tbs stockholders Of the
Warrington and New Orleans Telegraph Com
pany i'll be held at the office Of the President in
the city Of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, Ju-
ly I'd. 1856. DANIEL L. CLARKE. Sec.
IN % 2aw3w
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HCARD MR.. JOS. JEFFERSON re
IA turns his sincere thanks for the many
kindness received at the hands Of the Washing
tonians, ard announces his FAREWELL BEN
Eft on SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 3Ist,
being his last appearance but six in this city He
VIII have the honor Of presenting bill OF atrac-
tion. consisting Of three popular pieces. embrac-
Ing his Sbakspearian dsllneaticn Of RICHARD
III, Iectiy with 40 much favcr In other cities
BOX Sheet now open. m 23-4t
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GO REwARD.-STRAY OR STOLEN,
pc on Friday last. small, light red ~
COW, about years old, a little whitsE 80
In the right flank extending under the NJ
belly, horns incline to each other at the point,
long iail. The above reward will be paid TO any
person returning the said Cow to Ne. 24s Ninth
street north. m 29-3t&
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OPTICS REMOVED,

nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST, WILL BE
~ happy 10 serve bis patrons at his ~
residence, "Cedsr Hill, % on Pennsyl-
vania =, near Georgetown, wkereSlII1p
his greater comfor., convenience and retirement
will enable him TO do his friends bette, justice,
and their comfort, hs believes, will be sufcicnily
greater 10 compensate for the distance.
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THIRD WARD UNION TICKET.
FOR MAYOR
WILLIAM b. MAGRUDER.
ALDERMAN.
JOHN II. GODDARD.
COMMON COUNCIL.
LAMBERT TREE,
MARTIN v. b BO6AN,
WILLIAM p. HOWELL, Jr
ASSESSOR
GEORGE Il. LANGLEY 81
ENlRsT WARD ELECTION NOTICE
SECOND PRECINCT.
Notice is hereby given that an election viii be
held In the above precinct on Monday, the % day
OF June, 1856, at the house Of G. and NJ Hines
on Twentieth street. between III street and
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, f-r Mayer, one
member OF the Board Of Aldermen three mem.
bcrs or the Common Council, and one Assessor
10 represent said Wsrd. And at the ssme time
&c: tie unexpired term Of William b MagrudeT,
resigned.
hs polls will be opened at O'Clock a. IN, and
close att O'Clock p m. Il. IL CRAIG,
A. w. DENHAM
WN. H. PERKINS
Commissioners Of the Second Precinct OF the
ia zo-lw First Ward.
SECOND WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
~ FIRST PRECINCT
Notice Is hereby given tsat an election will be
held on MONDAY, the ID day CT June next al
the corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth
street, fer Mayor OF the city, one member Of be
Board OF Aldermen, and three membtr, OF the
Board or Common Council. The above precinct
emb' aces all the Second Ward north Of n street
north. The Polls will be opered at O'Clock
a. m, and closed al ? O'Clock pm
J. p. DICKINSON,
JOHN w. sIMMS
c. l.. C0LTNAN,
m -lw Commissioners.
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QUIT A b l. y FOR PRESENTS.-AT
- LAMMOND'S, asa Seventh street, can Re
found a large and beautiful collection CT r ancy
notions and Toys at low prices. m 1913.
sUPERIOR SODA WATER,
MAY BE BAD AT BOSWELL'S DRUG
lv1 Store, corner Of MARYLAND avenue and 9TH
street, with most delicious cream and other syr.
ups. Call md tryit. m POSTS
ENOR BIO r O N.-TuE FAST-sAILING
l. schooner SYLVANUs ALLEN. Cap rs
tain Grafton Sears, jr, has arrived and A
will have quick dispatch for the above port.
For Freight apply to
HARTLEY BRO,
m29 10t Water street, Georgetown.
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PAPER HANGINGS.
I HAVE JUST X &c EIV d A LARGE
l. assortment OF low priced Paper Hangirgs.
Persons in want Of good papers for small prices
can be suited by giving me call and will there by
save at least IS per cant l.. r. CLARK,
PaPer-han2er and Upholsterer, No PAS north
side Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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BENTER DUBANT
HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
Of GREEN SEA TURTLE d. ~
rect from Nassau. XSST
STEERS. Give US call
m asst
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NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF The
~ Eagle Club Of Georgetown beg leave to
inform their numf rous fri. nds and the public
gene, ally that they intend giving Grand Pic Mic
and Excursion to the White House Pavilion. on
WEDNESDAY. June III 1856
See future advertisement mcs-st#
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~NOTICE MY WIFE, NJ. FLANA-
~ GAN, has, without any proyocation,
left my house, and taken with her abcu, $3.50 In
money l hereby forewarn all perrons from eth or
ha.boIing or trusting her as l will not pay any
debts contrac ed by her.
m %. 3tk GARRETT ELANAGAN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FROM the above il will be seen that
huye disposed of my entire establishment 10
Mr., John F. Vaughan, who is fully capable,
willing and competent TO discharge the duties
incumbent upon n proprietor, nndI earnestly
solicit for him the CONFIDENCE and support of
my former patrons, aud as mony new ones as
may find it TO their interest to extend him a
helping hand. All those indebted to me either
by note or accouht,are not fled and requested
10 come forward and make immediate settle
mcnt. | hope the proprcty of this viii be
recognized and that thoy will come instantly
forward without putting me to the necessity
of placing their accounts in the hands o. an
officer. 81 "'."t
AS al my social and business tics will soon
close with this community, perhaps forever,
and as intend to make my home in new
community, return my heartfelt thanks TO
those who have been SO kind in encourag-
ing my efforts, and rendering thernselvcs
FRIENDS INDEED, by favoring me with their
patronage, and performing sundry other little
kindesses that will always be remembered with
feelings fpIldc and satisfaction. s.a.1 aa.
~ ...' . SAM'L a. LOCKHART.ra
September, 10, '56-tf ga "a, .f....I ere. q. ADJ.
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MARsaIAL's' SAFE.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circui
Court of the United States for the Middle
District ofTennessee, sitting in Chanccry
which decree was rendered on the 18th
day of May 1856, in cause pending in
said Court, wherein Caleb W. HallowelI
and Morris L, HallowelI were complain
ants, and the Winchester Alabama Rail.
road company, and John Frizzel were
defendants. will expose to sale at
public Auction, at the Court House door
in the town Of Winchester, on SATUR
DAY, the 18th day of October, 1856, ON
a credit of6, 70, and ls months, all the
right, title, claim and interest Of the. said
Winchester and Alabama Railroad com.
pany and Of John FrizzelI, in and to the
following described tract Of land, lying in
the county Of Franklin near the town ,ol
Winchester, and bounded as follows
beginning at hickory sprout, Spyker's
conner, standing on'the East side Of the
Railroad leading from Winchester to
Huntsville thence along said road 81
poles to a street. to Dr.. Tanners line,
thence with said line near the Grave
Yard, thence with the line or lines Of
to line running South 81 degrees East,
to Sladder's old line thence with his line
to several Post Oaks, thence South 81
degrees, East eight poles to small
Black Jack, thence North 30 degrees
West to a Stake near another corner of
said Spyker, thence with his line ornear,
ly so, 100 poles to the beginning, con.
tanning fifty eight acres, more or less, ex.
cepting four and half acres not intended
to be sold. 1t being the same tract of
Land conveyed to said Railroad compa.
ny by Caleb w. Hallowell by deed bear
ing date about the 18th of October, 1852.
The said Tract Of Land will be sold to
satisfy said decree, without the right of
redemption. The purchaser will be re.
quired to give notes payable in Bank with
good endorsers, and lien retained on the
premises, until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid.
J. B. CLEMENTS.
U. S. Marshal for the Middle
District of Tennessee. /
Sept19-tf E 81 -.-s.e
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TO THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND MILLJNERS.

THE subscriber would respectfully an.
nounce to retail dealers, Milliners and
Others, that he has just returned from New
York, where he selected one of the larg.
est and finest stocks Of Millinery Goods
ever brought to this city. They are now
being received and opened for the inspec.
ton Of those who desire TO make whole.
sale or retail purchases. Satisfied of the
superiority in style and quality of these
goods, and determined to sell them cheap.
er than similar goods were ever before
sold in Nashville, he confidently expects
a liberal share Of public patronage.
"A. CROKER,
Union street, Nashville.
Sept. l9-4t ..f.. -....t ,-..
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q TIE FARMING COMMUNITY, having
become generally convinced of tie great adj
vantage of grinding Corn and Cob f5r Stock,
The only question o'be considered is which Is
the best Mil for the purpose! In all the
cast iron Mills heretofore offered, verv ser;-
GUS objec,lonhas existed, wantofdurabihty,
Or Liability soon to wear out. In the Excel
slor"that objection is rcnloved The grinding
surface, which is The only part liable to weur
out, consists OF rings and casts separate from
the mil, ana when worn ont can be removed
and replaced at cost of three dollars. Hhls
mlll is strong, simple in constructions, ehsily
put up, and can be moved from place to place
without difficulty, and viii cruSIf Is b0shels
per hourfof com ard cob for stock, an grind
meal for family use. The "Excelslor" was
awarded tho hlghcstprcmium at the greattri-
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Sept l3, 1856.

Circuit Court, Franklin County, Tenn.
VIM. B. Buckner and Rich ... ...
mond T. Buckner, admir- of Petition to allot
John Buckner ana others DOVER, divide
VS.. slaves and sell
Eleanor Caroline, Nancy land.
Evaine, Mary Ca,ho rine, ..' -... .f
and Sarah Wilson Buckner. J ......
At the office of the Clerk g. Master Of the
Circuit Court of Franklin County, Tenn, on
the 9th day Of September, 1856. On motion
Of compliments, by their counsel in the above
cause, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Clerk g. Master that the said defendants,
Eleanor Caroline, Nancy Evaine. Mary Cath
arine, and Sarah Wilson Buckner are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process of this Court cannot be
served on them; 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks
in the Winchester Weekly Appeal,"a news
paper published in the town of Winchester,
Franklin County, Tennessee, requiring said
nonresident defendants to appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court for said county of
Franklin on the 4th Monday in November.
1856, and plead answer or demur to said Petit
ton, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to shem. and set for hearing ExPARTE. air
Sept. Is N. FRIZZELL, C.& NJ.
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IN Winchester, on Monday night 20tl
OF September, ELLA BuRkouGH, infan
daughter Of Mr.. j. M. and Mrs. Saral
Burrough, aged two years, ten months ant
twenty nine days. .a .s,aia .tgtr
Y And Little Ella is gone! Twas onl,
yesterday, It seems, when her sweet laugl
and bright little blue eyes, threw glad
ness and joy throughout the household
but now her little chair is vacant-thaI
bright eye has lost its beauty, and tina,
angel voice is hushed in den,h.
"She is gone! forever gons! The king Of
terrors ,.-, ...,... In. rH.. .,.0,.i
Laid his rude hands upon her lovely limbs,
And blasted her beauties with his icy breath"
Like lovely aowe', fading at its birth,
ere the chilling winds of winter had rob.
bed the world Of its bloom and beauty,
little ELLA left the world. Gone, ere her
ruby lips had uttered sinful word-gone,
ere herguileless heart had conceived what
sin was. '." nH ,Fl u'tt
Great God! how could thy vengeance light
So bitterly on one so bright!
How could the hand that gave such charms
Blast them ngain?" ....-.a...
But It's not so. God "givcs to his favo.
rites early death" Grievc not parents,
for Good doelh all things we'll" Con.
slider that you can wear ELIAS beautiful
image in your hearts, all unbalanced, I'M,
til the voice that so early summoned her
away shall call you also. w O."
''Wcep not for those
Who sink within the arms of death .,
Ere yet the chilling win,ry breath,
Of sorrow DER them blows,
But weep for those who here remain,
The mournfu heri,ors of pain,
Condemned to see each bright Joy fade,
And mark grief's melancholy shade
VA Flung DER Hopes fairest rose" ,
frFf,
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a ADNsNls'RK ATON's SALE, s7a
valuable Tract Of Land; and seven
Likely Negroes and ether Prop
crty to he Sold. ., @ H-'0-.

On the first Monday Of November, 1856
before the door Of the court housein Win.
chester, Tenn, ! will sell at public sale
10 the highest bidder, on a creli, Of one
year, the purchaser giving bond With
good and approved security to secure the
payment OF the purchase money, seven
likely negros, viz: $3.50 wa 4'"gv 4
Anna. agel about thirty,nin years.
and her child Francis, aged about. sis
months; Dick, agel about thirly.scvcn
years, a lair boot and shoe maker; Richard
aged about eighteen years, a good coarse
shoe maker; Austin, aged aboutthirv.two
years, pretty fair and .hanly mechanic
about larm; Barber, aged about eightccn
years, field hand Doctor Rucker, aged
about thirteen years, house bov. .-.a
And at the same time anna place
| vii sell at public sale to the high
est bidder upon a credit Of one, two and
three years, the purchaser giving bond
and good and approved security, and a
Lien retained on the land to secyre the
payment Of the purchase money thereof
a tract Of land inthe county of Franklin,
IN Tennessee, on Elk river, and about
one hundred and fifty yards at the near.
est point from the bridge OF the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, at Alisonia.
containing, = By survey % acres, berhc
same more or less. This is the same trac,
Of which William Duncan died se;yo,I
seized and possessed, and it is rcmarka.
bic Tor It's beauty, fertility and health. AMI
its charming an never failing Spring. Of
free stone " alter. The fences an be so
male and awangel a. o furnish water for
stock in every fci& of the tact. The
graveyard of the family, situated upon
the tract, and about forty feet square, wiII'
be excepted from the sale. t'.... T.,
And at the same time and place AMI
upon the same terms, will sci small
tractoI Lad, lyiag West of the mouth of
Rock Greek, and across the river from the
above described tract, and about milcI
from the nearest point thereof. #H.I
AMI on Monday, the 29th of Septem !
Der, 1856, at the late residence of Mrs.
Sarah Duncan on the tract above describ !
ed, will sell at public sale to the high. |
est bidder, upon a creditof one year, the
giving bond and good and ap
proved security, to secure the payment OF
he purchase money, the residue of the /
PERSONAL estate Of William Duncan. de.
'eased, cons isting ofhorses, farming uten.
ills, cattle &C., &c. .. ..'
These sales are made by virtue Of tn.
power vested in me by the will of vii.
lam Duncan, deceased. T = .....
tIrete J. G. McCUTCHEON,
Admir- de loo,iS non with the will an.
exed, of William Duncan, deceased.
Sept. 8, lS56-tds .. .-s. 40
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Eta md Sale.

On the lst Monday in November, 1856, at
the Courthouse door in Winchester, | will
offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
the following traces of parcels of land lying
and being in Franklin county, Tennessee. in
District No. ID, on the waters of Big Hurri-
cane creek. Said land adoius the lands of
J. w. Egierton, w. II. Anthony, Thos. Will
liams and others; contains seventy-three
acres more or less to be sold as the property
of Hiram Cloxton to satisfy an order Of sale
in my hands in favor of Runnes g. Co.
l.. w. GONCE, Sheriff.
Sept ID, 1856. --- -------
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I'D, EXECUTORS "a
SALE OF LANDSl


By virtue of,the will of John Turner, de-
ceased, I, r. J. Turner, Executor ofsaid Will.
will, on the first Monday IN October next, at
the court house door in the town Of Wnches.
ter. Franklin County, Tenn, sell to the high
est bidder, on u credit Of one and two years.
all the land that sad John Turner died seiz-
ed and possessed of. as follows, to wit: ..
THE HOMESTEAD, XII.
consisting of 500 acres, with good buildings,
good orchards and the best of water. THIS
tract. if thought advisable by the Executor
Will be divided into two or more tracts.
There will be several Lots Ia ID off adjoining
the town OF Winchester. for sale.
Also, tract of Wood and, on the North
side OF Elk riye', ofabout 1000 acres. This
tract mas fine timber upon it, and will be d.
vlded into number of small tracts before the
sale.
Also a tract Of 80 acres, on the South sid.
OF Elk river, on which Judith Oakley has lived
for several years. "a
Also IS! acres on Cumberland Mountain,
and lOOacres lying on Brumbalo Creek, near
the line of Coffee county. .a..
TERMS OF SALE. ... .....
Persons purchasing will be required to rive
bond with approved security, and u lien will
be retained on the Lands until the purchase
money is paid.
A better chance for Investment in real es.
tate does not often occur. "
These Lands will be shown to any one de.
srous purchasing. .HfD.s0 .-
$40 .'g.-r ID. r, j. TURNER.
rs. Executor Of joint Turner, decd.
Sept. g.. '56-3t, 49,. .,.r-.-. ~. .t.I
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Mass Meeting !

The great American Mass Meeting
will be held at Nashville, on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, the 10th and 18th
Inst. A large number of the ablest
speakers and most prominent men in
the Union VIII be present, among
whom we notice the names of
Hon. John ]. Crittenden. of Kentucky.
" Humphrey Marshall, g"
Z" Chas. S., Morehcad, $. OFF.
" Henry M. Fuller, Pennsylvania,
" Benjamin II. Hill, of Georgia,
VIM. L. Sharkey, Mississippi,
" Walker Brook, "
f" Geo. S. 'Yerger, 1o. So d.
" Isaac F. Anderson, /"
{" VIM. A. Lake. g"
F. NJ. Rogers,
VIM. P. Chiffon, of Alabama,
Jere Clemens,
Fl. w. Hllard
Thos. s. FlouIney, of Virginia,
VIM. Yerger, of Mississippi,
Chas. M. Conrad, of Louisiana,
Randall Hunt, 80. .
R. X. Call, of Florida,
Kenneth Rayner, N. Carolina,
DIR. Fl. V. M. Miller. of Georgia,
besides host of Tennessee's gallant
band Of American orators. Let as
many attend as can. Ample prepa-
rations have been made to accom-
nodate fifty thousand persons.
Only half price will be charged on
he N. & c. R. r, for going to and
'eturning from Nashville.