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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06
STEAMBOATS,, &c

N0n nosroN.-rrs. ve.ssl-Rehmend and
~ Boston Line of Paeketsrhe IN
Ing regular rAehs, sehr. Helen. Captain rhen.s R25S
Long. having portion OF her g nd
on board viii sail With all possible dispatch
Apply To
DAVID CuRRIE
LYON NEW YoHk-FIRsr vnssEL-vr, /,fEEe
~ gniA line OF Richmond and York Paeke -
The superior sailing
Captain IL. Moss, having portion % her
and going board, will sail with all possible
Anee 81 freight, apply TO
aus n wM
UC0n Old POINT, NORFOLK a a s<-u
III fORrSMOUTH-rhe E<nf<kln>-e
GCSrA Capt q. having
repaired lifted Tor the
shan,
wsthsiD
places, o WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of July.
The running connection
Richmond and rersburg Depot Monday,
Friday, O'Clock leave Nor
folk Thursdays aud Saturday, On A
coaching OLD during land
n the river.
Fare o City Point, o.
Fare TO Norfolk, Ac.,
Pare landings above Grove, $50
Servants, through. 50
DO the river.
Children and ~ year, Of age. half price.
Meals extra
Meals for children aud
yi rHos popAMEAD. supr.
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NEW sTOCK OF sPRING GOODS.

We receiving Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
remainder from the various
markets in this country, purchased the favorable
The tohOie Oct being eey and fresh offer the
trade confidently Inducements be
pecsed. II consists part, follows
y = - So Iro Shirtings and sheetings
Cotton OsnAsurgs Cottonades and Sankern
Large stock B-ached Domestic all widths
Plaid, Striped and Plain Cotton for servants
Kontucky Jeans Satinets and weeds
Tiekings, Furniture aud Apron Checks
Bl.ached ~ Broad Table Cloths, and DAmAsks
Large Irish Linens
Cloths, Cassimers and Nestings
Large Stock Of Prints, GinEhaIns and Lawns
Apaccas and Canton Cloths
Printed Challes and BsTages
Plain delans and ChAies all grades
Lawn, Cballies aud B-rage Robes
White Cambrcks, Jackonets, Swiss aud Null Muslns
Mantias, Large stock, and Cheap
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
Lace, Collars and Sleeves In Sets
Linen Cambrick silk and Cotton Hdks., with large
Of which the attention
OF friends aud the trade generally.
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NEW Pillow

wv have been engaged Tor some time past
w in getting ur patterns Tor 4 kHlc$<-.-sz-z,
FoW especially designed Tor turning under the NI\
heaviest growth u vegetable matter. and
have fully accomplished that end
We would call the attention ~ the
"a large stock % Fuws ~ Cuvators Corn We'd
New Ground Jumping Coae Large orse Cutvstors
putting wheat Harrow, Sc Al NJ which
shops, by good warranted rive sasaeon
,e29 Square below hs Esehsngs Rleinond, Va
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
AUTHORIZED csoNsI,l
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!

drawn the city Of Atlanta Geo. public, THURSDAY
August >, lSs6 the HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN CO, Managers
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Those seeking school which nay receive
good collegiate or business education requested
advantages here offered The thorough ~ study
oeaton eoieness from tovn, uhos9 discipline long
per-nes and aby Of the Faculty together csdDness Of
our terms points worthy ~ especial additional
Information or for catalogue address
v. v WILEY. President
jrt6-sm Emory p O Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

TuNHf COPARrNERsIIlP heretofore
PUrNEy, WATTS PUrNsY dissolved. BY mutual con.
ent the lat June, 1886 All
viii present them Tor We respectfully
call and settle, desirable
speedily possible The the
Ting up the business SAMUEL PurNEY
NM X WATTS
PUrNEY
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NUH. LEFEBVHE,S sCuOOI..--Tbe next session

ME-. LEFEBYRE'S SCUOOL.--The next session ~
W @ Institution vii open On The 1t day Of October 1855 and
close on tn lf day o. July. 1851
1sRSs-BoaTi teO; washns ~ Engh Tuition tIo Modern
ahguags each ffu Latin fin Music Plano Harp Guitar
80 pIavluz from Nature tn Painting .sir coors $40 oil,
Primary Department children
RgTtAsSCFPaons ~ ih- schoo Right Bishop Coi. ~
Aabsna Rev Messrs. D. Hoge %. D.. Rev T. v Moore. d
Rev - Gnderdecvc.
RicglIY Huberi Leebvre Principals Rev Keppicr.
Rev W Wehh, A. " John L1e, " D., Lewis D. Joe.
Mcafd, John A. Cayo, ". Tbion Miss Gordon Mrs. Taylor
Madame Estvan, Nlie Lacy, etc.
an letters 20 be directed 70
ly1-fm UTUgpT . IEFEuvpF
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CARnIAGEs, CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
III ". BOsiikR, SrcCixcoR JANK- itisHEH -
He Has hand large assortment ~ CsrriA- o. "a
and harness. which found
fine Coaches will outside Sests and Rock A0s<
aEays, Slide Seat Bugges aud Buges with tops
which h. particularly Invites the attention o.
article IN the Carriage line, thy will be- desposed 90
modating application his mandatory,
of Main aud 9th streets. Jait-iy.
SO THE CAHHIAGE SING PUBLIC.
VOtR attention IL Invited stock ~ RICH
u MOND MADE CARRIAGE, consisting Co., ~
fOrches sfr sfnf Bf1gies
Snfties. &c Tits made Of he best nate-AGZa-Z
rial y good eorkmen, under the supervision
who thoroughly acquainted with the business
Also hand several second hand gif Crrrge4 Brggies
which will he sold low ~ AiNsiIE HOWEN a POWELL.
jei2 10Th street, between Main aud Cary.
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uNloN sTEAMsHIp GoMrANN.


FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- al, Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID ><<fz&Sk,
= Al VIRGINIA, Capt. D. Rooms. I-n -
OF hess superior Steamers Will leave Rich.
"wednesday, touching
Norfolk receive freight and Returning leave
Phladeiphz every "Wednesday morning At 10 o'clock.
Recommendations
having sddsi also
regularity dispatch and In protect
goods committed ehargr Increase OF patron
fARE REDUCED.
found 80
Philadelphia, and found, ist cabin 20
City Point and Norfolk the river boats
this philadelphia three
days procvsSl To New York by the ticket
ma6-u H. FUTILE, Agent, kocketts
DASSAGE TO OIL POINT.--rhe a ~<n
III Curtis Peck, Capt John Davis. will
on and AFTER Thursday inst, call by Old ..&-
regularly her and from Portsmouth aud Norfolk
during the Watering SEASON H. U. HAskiNS.
DOMAIN a CO.,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oNsiGNMENrs Tobacco, Wheat Corn and other produce
- respectfully scli.itsd.
tN- Once on Virginia street, next to frys corner.
Richmond, March 5, ISIS. mhlo-y
BACON ~ HAskEHyI1I.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
II give personal attention sales Of e aud
hand Of groceries, Seeds Pc
ruyisu Gusno, &c. teN
cHIHLks sosUpKH, W. HaEuprs
:. M'GRUDER,s SONS,
GNOMMISSlON MERCHANTS,
~ 1EEEr, RICHMOND
Solicit CORN WHEAT, FLOUR, TOBACCO. 40.
M.r.hI 4 4.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSAGE TO poRrsMoUrH AND NORFOLK.
TuyHE STEAMER CURTIS PICK, Captain Johns s>s-n
\ thorough
hauling between this
psec., leaving SATURDAY
morning ok oeoek precisely
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings that hour
Returning Curtis ~i every Monday
the oeloek
touch all the regular landing. the river going and
nd meal n X D. HASklSS
all articles be landed the be
when they TO the boat
mas q, N.
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HIItIItDtk q ONIfDHN
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No $40 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
HAVE In store large assortment Of hne fash
II II ionable COACHES. CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, o. -
BULKHYs and HARNE suitable for country and EpyZ>rSfs
city made Of the best materials, and put A<s<
geher with much which Ei
the public
Of all who favor y with their patronage.
FROM long experience business and by prompt personal
tentou hope merit continuance favor
promptly filled and shipped Of the United
t2-iy
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ED. ID. KEELING,
MERCHANT TAILOR AMI CLOT1ifEH. 40, MAIN STREET
SPHING AND SUMMER GOODs.
UsT received large ot u superior Cloths Cassieres
- Yesngs, which be viii make up te manner
most reasonable terms, and NJ the sioftsstnotice.
and veil selected stock % Ready Made Clothing which
u compare With any 10 this other market. Our prices
low other House.
Hurnsbng gres, variety such Shirts Cavsis sharf
Ties, &C.. Sc.
lie his friends and others Who IN search Of really
rable goods 10 call and examine hs stock. rnh2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-06

Iron, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.-I
II CO, No. 10 Gary street. Offer for sale
Engilsh Refined Rolled, best brands
Common English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Plat. Round aud squArc Bars, all Sizes ia
Oval, Half Oval. Half Round
Hoops, Bands, Nan Rods
Suits Horse Shoe
American, Russia and Englisi Sheets
MAYORS Cast, Shear and Germsn Steel
Blistercd Steel, made Of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates, assorted sizes
Pig and Iar Tin. Sheet and Slab Zinc
Also--a full assortment Groceries, GudnO, 4
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IN AM nov receiving large additions mi stock Of
~ Hats and Caps selected On person. the northern -
- cities, which makes assortment
" which, disposed 10 cell accommodating terms
Wholesale retail.
Orf
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UNRE>H DRY GOODS.-we have Just received
II Plain aud Fgd swiss Mlsius
White Camhrics and Jacuuets
Bonnet Cords; Irish IAue1s
Small Fgd Prints; Linen Crash
Wrought Muslin Collars ais Sleeve.
Jacoutt and Lace DO do
9 :, lu-4 and Ia Bleached Shr-tings
Cndr-ssri Braehed Jeans HAT Grapes
White Tatlatan~; Cactus skirts
White, Rack sud Culd Nd Gloves
Black Elastic silk and Pat. Leather BELTS
Gents Linen Collars. GauIe M-rns Shirts
White Cotton Hos-. Brown Half Hose
Long Whalrlones SIX Mitis, sc, &C
Which offer 20 the trade very low.
fvS4
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

The House took recess till I O'Clock, P. NJ
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GOING NORTH.

GOING SouTH-The II 90 Train connect at San
HsEy with Morning Train from Toeo Monroevie with
Chlcrgo Express the Southern Division c. Roa,l at
hSDS Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleve'and
ahscd Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh, MT
Newark with the Fast and West Trains Central Ohio
Railroad.
The 6.20P. NJ Train will Sandusky with steam
er Bay City from Detro MonroeyIIc With
T. l. H. r.; at Shelby Junction 81 p NJ. with the Mail
Train c. e. c. r. c. Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction at IS p NJ with Past p r. H.
IoF fiitsDurg and Mt Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio Il. Il.
GOING NoETit.-The go Train will make close con-
necticn Mt Newark with Mall Train fc"n I3car n.
" at Mansfield Junction with EXIress for Pittsburgh;
shelby junction at L. 10 Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland. Buffalo and New York ami at Ionroevle With
Mail Train on e. g. J. road to Toledo, Chica so, &c.
4HO pm Train Will connect At Newark with Express from
The East on Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield with
FAST Train Tor Pittsburgh; Shelby 521 "
Wu Mail for Cleveland
cypress LOT Toledo and Chicago and sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit aud Chicago.
Chi, ]. W. WEBB sup't
sH""uskS' aug - 1875. seP15-tf
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TRANSPOR T.A TION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND. ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
~ sd

sSZsAgz-SSs-s SszsszSA
Great Northern aud Southern Mail Route.
; FOR NORTHERN S0UTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAIr, (snnldy might exceptei0 between Rich
andiia. ~ -
Hours of departures at Rich
mend .6:45 A. N. and 1880 p NJ.
Returning leave Washington. 80 A. II. and 4 PM.
Arrive al Richmond..y. .1:So p NJ. and4 AN.
Bsggage checks dekets given through between Rich
nond and Washington. r . $500
TIIEsR TWO RAILRoADs HAVING NO STRAP RAIL
IND being IN erer, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
SohTHERN ASDssoUTlIERN MAIL, give the best guar
Atee Of always securing connections by nrri-
TSls daily at Richmond Washington city advance Of
the Steamboat line ~ -
FARE RETwERN RtcHxoSD tSp w sHTS1Tos AZ 20
An Omnibus VIII be foul always ready through
ana thef OF wearing upparel
the Two frss q with ample time for them to
Through Tickets can ~ obtainvd between banyie md
Washington at the Terminus OF the
pleed to DanyiIle. Agent OF the Company viii recpIc
the Checks Of passengers from the Danve Road ami At
tmorc Depot 800 ~
The fare the by the line as by the old steamboat
route.
Inond and Alexandria. ri
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abe 1l)becItrra 1r1tellieenfer,
Is PUBLISHED
6,rLY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, ny
cAMPBELL. & MoDERMOT.
,,rICE-Corner of Min and Quincy streets
VI Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

v ~ AnHum. .sSouY
h'Li, - per aInuni. 81 90
I.ii ,r aInIIu. 100
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NUMBER as
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
RUTLES'S RODES.E EEPER'R
Writing Fluid.

iScE this superior Fluid Ink has the public,
~ now nearly two years, 1t hiss been constantly gaining IL
mold Pfuid.
During the past twenty thousand quart and pt bot
ueS together with smaller si IurumcESblc lave been
10 bankers and merchants In Cncinnati LoisViS PA-
Sgh buffalo, Ceveand Detroit, Terrc HauC, Lafay cite,
lncenmrs Indianapolis Evansville frankfort, LeHns tor'
denphs s. Louis vicsburE, Jackson, EaichtG
anu Nav Orleans 1t has also hCC adop STATE De-
parnspts Of Tennessee and mississippi has
taken three hrst class Diplomas at The institutes
cincinnati and Louisville, and fo;r Diplomas and Prize Nc
and Illinois, - S' @-"
The following merchants bankers &C., in Wheeling here
tofcre using Arpolds Eng Ink have uurrhSsed II i nnt
lcs,s BcoG-Keepers Writing Pinid: -
Bank OF virginia. Merctnnts' Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank OF Wheeling; Cresce; Manufse
ring company County CLERK Of Ohio Comfy; National TcIr
EEaPn onSsi Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Once; Mcclure
HOUSE, Kelly. Holloway Co.; Russell NcAfse; aordou
Matthews Co.; 4. Sweeney Son; Doane CowEi; On
din, GilberSon s Co.; Press. 80
Tor Halc at manufacturers prices by
ncSN LAMHDIS CIIRHpsnN
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FOR FuH Course, inciuGiny at Departments of Book
keto5ng Lectures 0m% Ps'.mGmShip, ipcdr;0Jlyta
For FaU course in Ladies Department ~
THE PEopRIEToNs take great pleasure in expressing
4 their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented
its establishment at the Capital stimulates them to re-
newed eNertio:s to meet in the efficient uMWsS The
sire course NJ mercantile traiaiMg The great practical
spert:cc OF tue PRINCIPAL in heavy Banking CONNER
cHI Houses assisted b. etncut'1t gentle
men has eIiaCt., tim to bring degree OF perfection
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITuTioS EscI
suJeht by TINS new process tsdred at the DESK, dird
Of a Accountants duties Thoroughly as though he Md
House; and titus all awGwirnyss laitertns and "grspios
plumbers are, In great measure, ,lissipatei.
ants, have the services OF .oa. SI h
most e'nrEt Lecturers in O:o lecture OF. commercial
topics.
Our OF Instruction extended to rartcularlne
ENTRY BoGK EEfS Win, free SOh sS mi T
ITS Sctenhhe PrcPleSectures upon Commercial History
ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Ca!sulaon
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade Part
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened for the reception Ladies' Institution in
M Union mnarts more thorough Interesting course in
In conclusion, we would add that we shall, nm. forth our
best Efforts to merit in still eminent degree the HAT
S FtSSG r.S WIN which our enterprise has met and
course y ercunte I5trMettOn than can Lcjormed any
Among the recommendation we give the follow
ing
"We the undersigned take pleasure in tcstilynr that we
are personally acquainted with Mr. Grnngers ability an
AeSonnant and Teacher OF Book Keeping, which the
highest order lie has had great experience as an Ac-
eountant in heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
gives linn superior facilities in inpartns IructicTE
hago.0tedge Or Book Keeping and thorough COnnisreiaI
I. J. ALLEN, Ill. n,
President of Farmers College.
LoRIN ANDREWS,
President ofKcnyon COLLEGE,
a'
To young who wish acquire IL "8usineSs Edmc1.
tllnk u affords facilities seldom eQuaed,-
Mr. has the
edge and apeSs in teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident graduates
his College viii be fully competent Keep the copki.
A. ?. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. j. JANNEY, Secy Board of Control, State Bank of o.
| J. PARM, Book Keeper ut D. I. Woodbury's
D. 0fEnD!ER, Book Keeper ut Clinton Bank.
| H. u. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
| c. u. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Cos
| ESTFor full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG;,
rev PrOprietors
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I W. n hUW ARUS & BkU.
CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRTEs

CFiIChERING'S PIANO FORTES
7,.tz3z7sss-c. OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, fresh supply Chle&erng Sons IL
Iebrate1 Piano FOrtes, of beauttui lIacH Wal
tone am, nut and Rosewood finish and brilancy of
country Europe, offered at hs lowest
rers prices, Including carriage.
Also Prince Co.'s AIeloteons new civic 9TH On nm,
nan swell OF hne Kogewood finish, and the lowest BuaO
i WIN general stock OF Martins celebrated Guitars
french and German riolns Violircellos Flu4es
rss bnpjos rainborinea, Tuning Fork, best Ialien
raj assortment of Variety Goods '
No. 26 Union street. ~ '5 S''fE'
mEs JAS. MELLoR.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

LAW Frs
RUSSELL Sc FITZHUGH,
attorney" and omna"iIO'" nG A.'tw'
OFFICE
No. GO, ,MUSEoE srsEET,
Wheeling. va.
J. II. PENDLETON,
ATTOR n L y y T L y w,
FHEELI-N(I, vi.
rs-ATTENDs Courts of oho, Murstall, Brooke and
Eisaaek counLlrs.
0ffICE-on Quincy street, just above Main. fyI
'! !:s.sa C H. v..S ' Fsl 5sss5ai Va.
Thaw & Turner,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
f-WILL attend all business entrusted TO them
e counties Wood, Wrt, Jackson, Richie, Gilmer
RsasAuts.
Particular attention given to collections.
-REFEp TO
NATURALIZATION. George Sltarswood; Hon. Joel
Jones, IEou ClIas GilpI, Messrs Lee
Walker.
BlETIMORE-Messrs. Neale Iuckett, Nessrs. Penn
vnEELlSG-Slsssrs T. s j. J. Yarnall, Thomas john
sion, Jr- Oc2u:lv
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Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILRO AID
- ~ - -


and after Tuesday, Aug. 1861 until further notice.
" Trains will be follows, cycru,rj.S
GOING SOlfTU
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-18
N. O. WALLACE. Editor.
OFFrcE--At the same Old Stand: Sign Of til
"O5server Printing Office"
FAYETTEVILLE. TENN:
Thursday Morning, Dec. Is, 1856
A SUGGESTION.

We have been requested by mum.
Der of our fellow citizens, in view Of
the excitement in the public mind rel
alive to insurrectionary movements,
to suggest to the citizens in each CIV
il district in the county, the propriety
of holding district meetings, to take
the necessary precaution to secure
tranquility during the approaching
holidays. We think the measure a
good one. Caution is the parent Of
safety; and it behooves people sur
rounded as ours are, by internal and
external dangers, to use all diligence
to preserve entire quiet. We hope
the different districts will act upon the
suggestion, and appoint prudent,
and firm patrol for the Christ
mas holidays, at least.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-12-18
Chancery Sale Of Slaves,

In pursuance of decree of the Chancery
L Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced at the August term, 1856, in the case
of Johu s. Fulton and others against Francis
P Fulton and others, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder at the courthouse in
Fayetteville, Gfty-fOur likely Negroes,
consisting of house servants and field hands.
| will, Also at the same time and place, offer
for sale the four town lots upon which are sit
uated the Dwelling and Out Houses of the late
Col. Fulton, on credit of one, two and three
years, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curly. and retaining lien. etc.
Also, at the same time and place. in the case
of Amos Hurley and others against ADsalom
Davis and others, will offer for sale four like
ly Young Negroes, from IL to "a years of age
three boys and one girl.
And in the matterof VIM. j. Galloway and
others--Bi for sale of Slave--l will offer for
sale a negro man named Peter.
TERMs:--All the above Negroes will be sold
on credit of one year, except the one belong
ing to Galloway's heirs. In that case. 10 per
cent. in cash, and the balance in IL months.
Notes with two or more good securities will be
required of purchasers in all cases, and titles
made only when the purchase money is paid.
R. FARQUHARSON, G. & Nj.
Nov. %, 1885, n32:v6-tds-S7 20.
NrNashville Union & American and Hunts
vile Democrat publish four times, each, in
weekly issue, and forward bill to this Office.
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CHANCEYY SALE OF LAND

I'm pursuance of a decree Of the Chaneery
Il Court for Lincoln comfy, in the case OF
William Bonner and Others against the heirs
Of Willis Bonner, deceased, viii. on Fri
day. the 9th day o. 5any ry. 1887.
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on credit of one, two and three
years. valuable TRACT OF LAND situated
in Lincoln county, TenEessee, or the vest fork
of Coliwater Creek, containing about zo5 A.
ores, and bounded as follows:--0n the north
by the lands of John Townsend, on the east
By the lands formerly belonging to W. B.
Hicks, on the south hy the lands belonging to
William franklin, and on the west by the
lands Of John Clark--being the same tract
npon which Jesse Bonner resided atthe time
of his DEATH
Bond with good security win be required of
the purchaser, and lien retained until the
purchase money is paid
R. FARQUHARSON, &M.
Dec 2, 1856 n34:v6-4w--s4l
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HARxIsON'S COLUMBIAN
HAIR DYE.

SIZE ESLA.GED-sTYLE IMPROVED.
1T has double the quantity and strength of
i any other.
1t gives perfectly natural color.
1t colors every shade from light brown to Jet
black. 0TIts use is easy and rapid
1t is perfectly harmless to the skin.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent
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A few weeks ago man named
Hancock was arrested in Union ceun-
ry. Arkansas, on suspicion of being
engaged in trying to incite the slaves
to insurrection. He made some
confessions, aud managed finally, to
escape, bat was ro-arrested, taken TO
EIDorado, tried and shot, not, how
ever, by regular process. lie was
not found guilty on the trial, but
subsequently be said he knew all
about it, but would not tell. This so
exasperated the people, ms we learn
from the Claiborne (La) Advocate,
that they seized him, and being
then convinced Of bis guilt, shot
him in the woods. A man by the
name Of Martin was tried in Edo
RADIO, on a similar charge, convicted
and hanged. There was to be a gem
eral concentration of about three
hundred negroes alta given point, led
on BY Hancock and several others.
The town of ElDorado was to be at
tacked--its inhabitants murdered,
and money and provisions obtained
by force. The excitement extended
down into Louisiana, and several
planters examined their negroes, but
they discovered nothing to impli-
cate any one.