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Ohio RepubIlcan Convention.

CINCINNATI, May 3o.-The Ohio Republican
Convention met at Columbus yesterday, and ap-
pointed Mr. Chase and Mr.. Fremont delegates
The convention passed resolutions condemning the
assault on Senator Sumner, and expressing thanks
to MeSsrs. Wade and Campbell for their action in
the premises The resolutions also declare tina t
Congress has the power to prohibit slavery in the
tarritariea
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Great -Four Mile Race ut Herring Run
Course.

BALTIMORE, May 80 The great four mile race
for the Club Purse of ST. COO came off to-day.
The entries were. T. J. Woolfolk's sch m Flo
ride; w. H. Gibbons ch m Mamie Lewis; w. H.
Gibbons b. m Phio; Jas. Tallys b. b Sebastopol;
John Walsh's b. Lawson; Calvin Green's CHI h.
Frankfort and Hendrck g. Littefield's b. Berry.
The race was won by Floride in two straight
heats Time-7:3st-7:35. Only two started-Flo-
ride and SebastopoL
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CHRIST CHURCH FAIR-The ladies of this air
have still variety of useful and elegant articles
for SALE We trust they win have benefit night
tonight, andbe enabled to make at least good be-.
ginning in the worthy object for which the Fair is
held
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TELucRAPHrc NEW 8.
REPORTED FOR 7 p DISPA 7 O n
Spanish Fleet for ver1 -NIcarag na
70 be Bioclkndcd

NEW YORK, May co. The 1IMald's Havana cor.
respondent announces the sailing OF Spanish
fieet for Vera Cruz, carrying 100 guns. -Four
other vessels were to follow. There was great
excitement at Havana
II was suspected that the object of the feet was
connected with Central American affairs A spe.
cai message had been sent to Spain to urge upon
the government the necessity Of immediate action
against Gen. Walker.
The French ship of war Penelope had left Ha-
vana for San Juan. Nicaragua had been block
AIDED on the Pacific coast by two French vessels Of
war; and passengers from California were not per
mitted to land
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THE MosqUfToEs.-The Baltimore and New
York papers comment upon the remarkably early
appearance Of the mosquitoes in those cities which
- regarded as sign Of . sickiy season.
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BALTIMORE RAcEs-1Hud Dayton Thursday
the entries were: Lucy Philips, Sam Letcher, Rat
won by Lucy Philips in two straight heats
Time 548-5 All.
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gF Religious Notice.--Sunday next, con-
rmation of the children ofthe Protestant Evangei
cal Lu heran Congregation at st Johns Church. 9Th
street, below Leigh; to which the members Of that
congregation, as wsll all friends of religion and
education, most earnestly invited to attendser
vices commencing precisely at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
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NEW husrc.-We have from Messrs Harold &
Murray, copy Of the 'sMinnehaha Schottsch, ~ by
Charles Pope. from the press OF Miller & Beachasn
BALTIMORE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Shoca 0e Hill Building Fund Associ.
ATIoN-The monthlv meeting Of this Association
at Schads Hall Dues will be received from
O'clock until the hour Of meeting
my Silt V. BARGAMIN, Secretary.
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EXTRACT FROM ORDINANCE:

1.-THE hours for the superintendent to attend. shall
be from to eleven o'clock, A M, un his presence
be then required at portion of the works; and
he shall be- present all regular meetings of the
mittee. The hours for the clerk to attend, shall be
from eight O'Clock in the morning until three in the
afternoon during thu period between the first day of
April and first day of October and from niue i'll the
morning until three in the afternoon during the
of the year and shall also be- the days for turning
off the gas from consumers who have not paid their
bills from P. NJ. to s p. III. during the former Pc
Rod and from p. NJ. to p. NJ. during the rest of
the year; and shall likewise be such other hours
the committee may direct. The hours for the nspec-
tor to attend shall except the days in which he 10
engaged in distributing the quarterly bills, be from
to A. M between the first day of April and LIST day
of October, and to 10 NJ during the reRt of the
year and shall also be, the days for turning off
the gas from the time he has finished so turning it
of until hours after sunset; and shall likewise
be until of every other day. unless he be at the
time engaged elsewhere in the duties of his office.
NV Sl-St.
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" u. WiIbucher, Dealer in Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, &c, No. z0J Main street, Richmond:
Va my 81 ---ta
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DOORS, HOOkS.-.lteceivcd at O,Neiii,s
ID Bookstore and Library
Rev. DIR. Cahirs works; price Soc.
Mission Book; by Rev j. T. Hecker; Soc.
Life of the Princess Borghese; by Rev. A. E. Hew-
it; SHE.
Life of the Egyptian,s Elaysus, volumes; by Hew-
it, 75c.
Lectures on the Doctrines of the Church by Cardi.
nal Wiseman; ST.
Discussion between Pope and Mcguire; 75c.
Reeves Bible History; Soc.
Life of the Blessed Virgin Mary; 50c
Poor Mans Catechsm; 25c.
Sure way to find out the true religion; 1890.
Think well ont; 25c.
Iiguori Prayer; 25c.
Blind Agnes, or the Little Spouse of the Blessed
Sacrament; sac.
Ceremone. of the Mass; by Bishop England; 75c.
Grounds of Faith; by Manning; Csc.
Ballads and Poetry of Ireland; ST..
A good selection of Bibles, Prayer Books Medals,
Cruciixes, Pious Pictures, &c.
JOHN ONEILL,
Broad street, next door to Broad st. Hotel.
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nssnIx n Sands, Esq. surveyor of the port OF
louisville, KY, died on Monday
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ID FAD AND KEnIEMssER.-lfy you want to
IL subscribe to good NEWSPAPER,
Go to OSCAR u. COSBY'S, 1871 Broad st.
If you wish to take MAGAZINE or PERIODI-
CAL, Go to OSCAR G. COSBYS.
If you wish to get the latest NOVEL,
Go to OSCAR q. COSBY'S.
If you want STATIONERY,
Go to OSCAR &. COSBY's, 15I Broad ST.
If you want BLANK BOOKS, PICTURE
FRAMES, TOY BOOKS. FASHION PLATES,
PLAYING CARDS, VISITING CARDS, INK,
PENS. &c Go to OSCAR q. COSBY'S.
If you are musically inclined, and want the latest
SONG BOOK you will lind it at
OSCAR @. CoSBY'S, 13l Broad st.
In short, if you want any thing in the NEWS
PAPER, MAGAZINE, PERIODICAL LINE,
Go to OSCAR G. COSBY'S,
No. 1871 Broad street, opposite the Depot
Subscriptions to NEWSPAPERS and MAGA-
ZINES received at No 1871 BROAD STREET, and
papers delivered in any part of the City, by
Mail Papers received in advance of other houses.
OSCAR COSBY,
mvS1-ltS Late SMITH Il COSBY
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AA1AA
Aucorow mrs Elizabeth
Andersen mrs Ann
Banton mrs Va
Barker mrs Sarah z
Bilele mrs Laura
Brett rnrs r
Brown mrs Mary Z
Booker mrs Julia
Beilups mrs r \
Bowling mrs Eliza T
Bethel mrs Cstharfne
Brown mrs Ann B
Courtney mrs Susan r
Clarke mrs Margaret
Chamberlsyne mrs III 8
Christian mrs Mary G
Christian mrs Mary A
Cox mrs Judith
Cook mrs Emily 4
Calligar mrs Eliza v
Chanier mrs
Duke mrs G
Dalton mrs Fl II
Davenport mrs r z Rop'
Duncan mrs Martha A 2
Ford mrs z
Flood mrs Z
Fsrd mrs L w
Fitzpatrick mrs M
Fouley AIRS M
Ford mrs M
Fry mrs B ID
Garlick miss Elizabeth
Gambol miss Mary E2
Graves mrs Felix r
BOY miss Elizabeth g
Howard miss Anna w
|. Henderson miss M w s
Hopkins miss Sarah A
Harrison miss Sarah J
Holloway mrs VIM
Jacobs miss Sus an N
Johnston miss Elizabeth
Jones miss Bette B 2
Jackson miss Ann
Mayers mrs Mary M
Muldowney mrs Bridget
Mead mrs A nj
Morris mrs Alice
Mitchell mrs Frances z
McGruder mrs lisa bella
McKenna mrs Luke
Otey miss Betty
Powell mrs II
Pitcher miss Annie 2
Rice mrs ID
Rickord mrs A
Roper mrs A
Shaw mrs Martha Z
Swartwourt mrs j
Sullivan inTs julia
Slater mrs Jane
Shelton mrs Clemen'e n
Stewart mrs Amanda
Shnauber mrs Sarah +
Shaw mrs Martha E
Southall miss Mary III
Simpson Eliza
Tothy miss Sarah E
Thompkins miss Sabley
Trent miss Mamie
Turner miss Mary
Taylor miss Mary
Toombs miss Mary ] 2
Tinsle y miss Mary J
Thomas miss Mary Z
Vaughan mrs Mary Jan,
Williams miss Lucy Fl
Walcrop miss Martha I
Walker miss Sarah J
Wright miss Saliie A
| Wolohon miss Sarah
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LADIES' LIST.

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s. LIST.
A
Adams miss Bette y
Andsrson mis- Fannie
3
Besuchsnp mrs Ann
Brown mrs b
Baker miss Ann n
Beepbain miss Ann y
Bennett miss L
Brown uuiss Mary
Bowles miss Mary =
Blsnkenship miss n A
Boyer miss Sallis
Q
ConneIy mrs Cstharlne
Chslkley miss Mary B
Coleman miss Josephine
Carter miss Ann T. 2
Collins miss Elizabeth
Collins miss Cathsrine
Chalkley miss Amanda 2
Collins miss Angelina
Collier miss Ann
ID
Duke mrs 81
Duncason miss A, r
r Dempsey miss c
Dixon miss n
+
Frances miss A e
franklin miss M A
Ford miss s A
Frsnsley miss s p
Furney miss 81
Fello ~ miss J
G.
Gillian mrs Lucy A
Gray mrs Cora Ann
Garvey mrs Cathsrine
III
Hicks mrs Cinderella
Hinchmanu mrs Sarah A
Hutchinson mrs Mary J
Hazau mrs Margaret
Hough mrs Harriet Ann
j
Jones mrs Mary
Jones mrs Jane III
Johnston mrs Fanny Is
Jennings mrs Mary
M
Morien mrs Sarah A
Mallory miss Emma 8
Moody miss Cornelia A
Miles Miss Amelia +
Mullen miss Hannch Z
Nc
McAdams mrs Nancy
p
Powell mrs NJ 4
IL
Reid miss E
Robinson miss Fannie
Rowlett miss e
8
Smither miss Maria F
Sizef miss Lucy 4
st Clair miss Ida
Scott miss Henrietta
Ssle miss Fannie
Sonnet miss Eliza
Stephens miss Catharine 2
Sublett miss Victoria S
Sully miss Charlotte
Il
Timberlake miss Harriet
Thacher miss Ella
Talley mrs r N
Todd mrs Sarah A
Thorpe mrs Nancy A
Tyler mrs Lucy J
Thornly mrs Lottis
Undertake mrs Emily
v
Vellz mrs Ann v
w
Wilkinson mrs Susan E
White mrs Lucy r
Watkins mrs Louisa M
White miss 4 w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
-1>-1@o1>1~>~~~~~y~.--
DICHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
of the far famed and original ETHIOPIAN
TROUPE known
CHI ARLE Y WHITES
SERENADERS,
From New York, which place they have performed
constantly and successfully for period OF ten years
and upwards
Asi..ission rs cents.
Gentlemen unaccompanied by ladies, to Psrquette,
b Doors open .t7a, to commence at Q o'clock pre-
cisely. -c-cz,
saturday. GRAND AFTERNOON PER.
FORMANCE.
Will be given for the accommodation of Ladies' and
childrer-commencng at 8 o'clock. Children ad-
mitted for l2S cts. my ~
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LOST.
WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE.--A coiored we.
w man without incumbrsnce. to act in capacity Of
Chambermaid Washer and Ironsr. for the remainder
of ths year. For one recommended, liberal hire
will be gwen. Apply at this Office.
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Il GREYS, Called Meet
"a ing.---Attend a called meeting of your Company
III at Lafayette Hall. on MONDAY Evening next,
w ct O'Clock, to make arrangements to celebrate
,ur 18th anniversary.
By order of Capt. Elliott.
nv 3D. It JNO. T. ROGERS. Orn'y
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Administrators Sale.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND
n SEVEN NEGROES AND OTHER PROP
ERTY TO BE SOLD,-On the fIst Monday in No
ber 1885, before the door Of the Court House in Win
chester Tenn, will sell at public sale to the highest
bidder credit OF year. the purchaser giving bond
with good and approved security Osecure the payment Of
the purchase money, seven likely negroes, wig; ~,
Anna aged about SO yesrs and her child Pfancis aged
about months; Dick aged about 81 years, fair Boot
aud Shoe Maker; Richard, aged about Is years. good
coarse shoemaker Austin, aged about 81 years. pretty
fair and handy mechanic about farm; Bar bee, aged
about Is years. deld hand Doctor Rucksr sged about
ID years, house boy.
And the lst Monday, Of November 1855, will sell
ct public sale to tbs highest bidder upon credit Of one,
and approved security, and lien retained the land to
secure the payment of the purchase money thereof
Tract of Land in the county of Franklin Tenn. Elk
river and about hundred and fifty yards at the
est point from the Bridge of the Nashville and Chss
nooga Railroad at Asona, containing by survey 257
acres be the same less, This the Tract
of which William Duncan died seized aud possessed and
1t Is remarkable for its beauty fertility and health, and its
The fences be so made and arranged to furnish
water for stock every field of the Tract The Grave
Yard Ofthe family situated upon the Tract and about
eet square, will be excepted from the sale
And at the same time and place, and upon the same
terms, will sell small Tract of Land lying West of the
mouth of Rock Creek and the river Um the above
escrbed tract and about mile from the nearest point
hereof.
And on Monday the 2sth OF September 1856, at the
late residence Of Mrs Sarah Duncan the tract above
described, will sell at public sale to the highest bidder
upon credit of one year. the purchaser giving bond and
approved security to secure the payment of the purchase
money the residue of the personal estate Of William Dun
can deceased consisting Of horses farming utensils cat
tie de-. DC.
These sales made by virtue of the power vested in
me BY the viii of William Duncan, deceased.
sept24-tds ]. g. MoUUTCHE0N,
Administrator de bonis with the Will annexed d
William Duncan, deceased.
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JOY TO THE WORLD!
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
HurleV's SarsauariIIa.

OF all the remedies that have during the
~ for the Thousand Ills that flesh s
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
have elapsed since the discOVerer who spent decade
studying, expennentazlng and perecng it first ntroduc
ed it the public and already recognized by the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of which
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups of the root have hitherto
failed TO command the sanction of the faculty. because
dents which neutraze the good effects of the sarapara
and ettentmes inure the health of the patient 1t
with Huriey's preparation
This is the pure and genuine the roots will
trial. be found efecta certain and perfect
lowing complaints and diseases
Affection Ofthe Bone, Habitual Costiveness,
Debility Indigestion,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Liver com plant,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Rrysipelas Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, ScTOfula, or Kings Evil,
Flstula, Syphilis,
And all Diseases OfIhe Skin.
Besides curing the above 1t is also known be
and powerful tonic purifying the blood and inygorang the
system.
In Short s without exception, in the mentioned
and lis general effect the SYSTEM the ecaciOus
II is most desirable remedy of the 1t is already
siyey used the country and is
BurOpern reputation. The instances of has effected
daily coming the propreors knowledge and he has
nohesItailon in recommending to and all who desire
procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried e
fecs will be too apparent TO admit 9f further doubt.
Recelect Hurey's SsrsapaTa is De only genuine article
In the market.
II ? Price dollar per bottle, for Eve dollars
For sale at the mauufactoy OF Seventh and Green
streets, Louisville Ky Also, wholesale and retail by H. G.
SCOV, and ty dealers In Medicine throughout the United
States Canada and Mexico. Jan23-d&wIy
BERRY & DEM0VILE,
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Executors Sale.
Iron Works Ore Banks-Water Power, and
Farming Lands for Sale. 49,, -

Iron Works Ore Banks-Water Power, and
farming Lands for Sale. - -
THE Undersigned Executors of Montgomery Bell, de.
i ce sec, will sell ut pubicsale, on THURSDAY, the
Goth of November next at Jackson Furnace, the follow
ing property, VIZ
Jackson Furnace and the Lands sppur:ensnt aud be-
orgng Thereto contains about Three Thousand Acres
This Furnace is situated in Dickson County. Tennessee.
onIthe waters of Beaver Dam fork Of Turn bull ab8u
miles from the Nashville and Charlotte Turnpike road
Western Railroad, which road IS progressing and
will be comp eted to the Furnace during the nest year
The ore is abundant and Of quality Ne. The timber
is admirably adapted for cOang The attention OF persons
wishing to engage the business is called 10 this
Furnace, being lately rebuilt and ready for immediate
use .-f 157ss1 ebsii
We will also sell at the same time and place several
Tracts Of Land lying Mil oreek and luck RiTer In
Hickman county-among others the celebrated Duck
River Ore Bank, the largest deposit IN the Stte and the
quality unsurpassed .rs-Ii -l.E IA s1.7-rs-s n
ALso Several other Ore Banks and Water Powers ON
Min Greek, known as the Tour Bank" upre Forge,
Also, About 600 Acres, including the Dickson Ore
Bank, lying Ia Dickson eonny, on The 1urppke 1orn
Charlotte to Waveriy. & -. ..1..,5,. II .-..l
Also so acres on yellow Creek including an Ore Bank
and so scres on Jones Greek, iDclnding Ore hank
On the following day they will sell at the harroWs of
Harpeih IN Davidson county, the celebrated Power
known as the Lower Tunneil stIhe SarUws OF Hspeth
together with Ten acres OF ground the Nest side OF be
Harpeh River, Tor Residence Garden &C ior Ihose
who may employ said Tunnel and suheIent amount OF
ground around the mouth OF said Tunnel The necessary
buildings and Improvements for ike use OF the Moier
Power there iueeher with free to the tOr the
purpose OF carr ally anOiactOrN that may be erect
ed at said 1unI eli This aIef Power well NsrIh lhs
attention Of ali persl ns who vi Ia engage any bns
ness, requiring great power to propel lhe mlebneIy
TIRAs CT SALE -One and iWo years eledIt notes with
approved security lien retained lil The money is
paid. WM, h. WATKINS, e.
a.........- j L. Be Lii Exs
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+" Excelsior" !!

the great Of Agricultural Implements in NASH
N vile on the 4th 5th and 6th of June, 1856 e.
TIE EXCELSIOR CORN COB MILL" WAS AWARO-
ED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM, ..-.-
will appear from the following extract from the report
of the committee. They say
"H Corn and Cob Crushers there were entries, but
in consequence Of some accidental breakage only two
made trials --...... -.... .f0-. r.. ... ...
/. Excelsior. by J. @. Baldwin Qeavitt's Paient)
g Joyces Star Mill, by b. s. Weller Little Gi0nt by
o. II. Anderson rs '''iiT'i 10 i.-.'i e.. '., u ..
Both these Crushers constructed similar msehsui
cal principles and about the same power; but The
judges gave the premium Baldwins Mill 1t seemed 70
have capacity given time, but its chief superOr
ty consists in its having moVeable rings which constitute
the grinding surface and of the wearing surface
These grinding surfaces cast iron, and can be re-
newed readily and at little cost This gvss more durs
bty for less money" --.. ..- 7 NJ. II.
The above MILL for Crushing Corn and Cobs or grind.
ing meal fOf family use, is furnished ell complete sOib
taco pair Of grinding rings, Ohch Rdhs equal to tIO0
mills, at the low price Of $4,000. = ...l
Address JAMES G. BALDWIN CO., -.
ie27-6mtw&w 81 College street. Nashville Tenn.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN LOTS
INTHE CITY OF HICKMAN
At Public Sale.

WITHOUT RESERVE, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
nN MONDAY. the 10th Of November, 1856, Richard
" P. Mari will sell, without reserve tothe highest bid
der One Hundred and Fourteen Lots in the city Of Kick
man, Kentucky = ~. -. s ~
The rapid growth of Hickman for the past three years,
its immense and Increasing trade its present facilities for
communication with the interior Of rich and fertile agr
cultural region Of csuntry in Tennessee and Kentucky its
Banks and other moneysd isces its Manufactures its
Wharyes its Churches its Schools the enterprise Of her
citizens the liberal spirit of her people, its position and
prospects and in the future, all commend 1t TO the
ce Of the capitalist the business man. the mechanic and
working man. ..-. q rH ..-s-.lr eli lasl aa.f
The population of Hickman hssquadruplsd itself in four
yesrs-its wealth has made even more rapid increase
and its exports have increased still srgely um 10
900 bushels wheat exported iu 1850 more than 100000
exported IN 1855 The country ibutsry 70 her Is
comparatively new and nninproyed every acre Of It
however be brought to the highest stste of euya
ton, and is rapidly increasing wealth and popula-
tion. The trader the capitalist the manufacturer the
chsnc the working man, the native the foreign born the
Protestant, Catholic and Jew all invited. The lots
are the most eligible in the city. ......-- --.
Tksxs SALK-l0 per cent in cash, balance in l. @ g.
and years. with interest from date interest to be re-
mtted promptly paid at maturity security s required
the notes K p, MARI Hlckmsp XIV
octl9 -dlav6v8t
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EUR SALE.

600 ACRES If splendid land lyingon the South
OOO side of the N. Il c. Railroad "a miles from
Nashville % from Lavergne Depot CTS acres under q
good cedar fence and iu high state OF vaiion. On
this land are two comfortable Dwellings, two Gins, Out.
houses al good, fine Orchard of choice Fruit, nnm-
Der of excellent Springs and is trsversed by never
falling stream of water. .,-' f.-.
This Tract for richness of soil and beauty of location is
not surpassed equalled nRutherOrd county and is well
adapted 10 the growth of Cotton Corn and small Grain
and taking into consideration its conguty to the Railroad
Depot where there good Schools, good Mills, good
Churches, and variety OF Shops, &C. think il very
desirable place indeed Also, 120 Of cedar at
veuient distance which viii be sold with ths above.
will sell altogether divide to suit purchasers accom-
modating terms Apply on the premises or to the sub
scriber at Iavsrgne, Tennessee &. .. -s eng -.'..
au55-tw&Wtf CHARLES L. NELSON.
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NOTICE no CONSIIlN EkS.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE n 6CR

NAsBVnLF, September-, 1856 J
TNHE Draymen Of Nashville having discontinued re-
ceivng goods at the Depot Consguees will hereafter
be notified u the arrival Of their goods aud furnished with
bill Of lregAt due same ANY presenting the
tice and paying the bill viii be recognized the auhO-
riEed agent Of the Consgnee. The responsibility of the
road terminates with the delivery of the goods aud claims
for Deficiencies and damages will be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent being the duty Of the agent
10 have in his possession evidences of delivery consgnees
their agents will be required receipt for all articles
as delivered. Notices for all consguees whose place of
business residence is not known will be sent to the
Post Office. CHAS. W. ANDERSON Agent
N. B-The object Of the alb notice is not TO give
COnsignees any unnecessary trouble OF compel draymep
TO assume responsibilities that do legitmatev belong
to their business but simply define the position Of the
road leaving merchants and draymen TO make their own
arrangements. lsePtlS C. W. A.