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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

I. u.e xa'e-s e the r,oneer AMI pem,rrat
! Excitement has been rife siuce the con.
,ening of the Legislature. and conjecture
has run high as tn tle precise spot that the
Capitol should h. removed In Politicnl
Influence. per,,niary considerations, personal
favor, AMI local prcdiudiecs have been ap-
Tralel to for the purpose of colsuuating
| this end so vital TO the life and cyisteno II
cerian aspiring Town-iir stock gamblers
Mcn,lsrs with memorandum in hand may
he sSn running to their fellow members Ia
ask their preference Of plses Er that pur-
pose; but rs yet, there docs not appear To
b. sufficient number 10 warrant the coi-
cnsion, tina, AN experiment 81 impossible,
AMI an idea 81 totally af variance with the
Organic Act Of Minnesota, can lie seriously
entertained by rrn Of disccrnnent in that
body True, a hill has passed. the Council
been cut IN the iIouse for the purpose oi
bIor'nr up the Stock in IT. Peter, hu, this
Is all gas. jisi'an. and Legislature adrsr'-ne
Strangers may bc dupssl. and Wall street
stock brokers taken in hy thu dodge, hut
property in - Paul dos M, scem to have
fallen 10 any considerable extent by this
manpuycr nor has thec lsra ANY Iers'p-
,ible change IN the pric Of lof'r,v about
the locality of this aspiring cmporium NJ
rntraliZaiion.
am frank Ia confess, that this - sharp
practicr on the par, Of St Peter stos'k hol,L
crs iry very naturally ami rruy argue
that il the members of the Legislature tan
H. imluo,i 10 give puhlic anetin Ia the
idea Of a rmoysl :" somc -,r~ifie.i sl'"' IN
this Territory the imstu' thus obtained
thrnWh statutory notoriety woad very
materially cnhanr the value of property at
least 50 long n 'he proprittors can make
tiT public bclirNc that Emiaspi Cotnssi
hayc ,lec,lci that the removal was within
the provinor OF Territorial LEGISLATION.
rEn ho for comPtition wrrc arr
the propletors of ~Trayrr~c he, Sioux.
~Bcile Plaine. "Farihanli. ~Owatoaua'
Wha, has t.Vsae NJ the odd Hess from
lIemsrson who was newer known 10 b. in
thr back groaRi vher legislative sanction
10 give character To sraliiy xa. want
ias send dispatch immediately In Rrcti
or IT. Cloud viii ceasr 20 h, The Gecgraph-
icsL oritrc and focus of the Nurih American
Continent, sDl the innunrrabie lssiirosh-
Territorial r'ads, nc. lsssiing into tina, city
viii only herali yhe advent of butcher Wa
gcns. AMI Mllc Lac tiSh moagcrs.
Thr present. Capitol eoad b. removed
anal convers~i into a Nunp~ry with WY
little Alterations in the has,urn, story. bv
wav of cleaning. cariaining anil I<,r,i;.os-
ing tai Il thoaeht advisahle Il sv.asi h.
rusovci To st. Peter hy digit ulrovrrDat-
IN kmssmans atsn, stump NAchiDe, og
Hor~ Inn,uutvr With or Il Howcll's
proyisS attached The saiae 8. te iliu-
minated by gas AMI liustra,si with cuts by
Whiths'k from Srsi after its rrnovsl
We aivS>r al cn,ral t0~n si.e pruyrr>
i,rs t. Pitch IN ~son cr - Prte~ wiii steal
tsssr thnyssy l,~tUs ir
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x an>a..

The Legislative Assembly Of this Terri-
tDry ~ uDler cpsAiiera,ion bil abolsh-
hlg many Vi the o,ikas cnac,meeks pAaped
by The ia lAyislssnr 4 bill rlcslins
tl,e law requiring 'test oath" iron citi-
zeris. 10 support the fugitive slave law. a. a
prerequisite TO tIie exercise of the right OF
suffrage has pas-yl the Council unanimous
iy, and will undoubtedly pass the House
Gov. GEAnY has vetoed . bill pss~sl BY
ihe Legislature, allowing the L. >. judge
in the Territory, To admit to il.ail, II they
think proper, persons charged with the com
mission Of any crime whatever.
Mr.. ARs,, the General Agent Of the
National Kaisa. Committee has Recently
issued circular, soliciting emigration To
Kansas. lie states that he has just return
cd from Kansas, and gos on 10 give an az
count o. the condition and wants Of the pop
ulaiion. more particularly with reference To
the measures II relief adopted by thu organ
iza,on which he repr,,s.n,s. lie details the
oerations NJ bis Committee In furnishing
aid TO tbose IN want. mentions some abuse.
in tine mode Of distribution which he las de
te.tal and corrected, and gives advice Il
tho.e who wish to contribute to ,h. relief oI
the settlers and TO those who wish To em
crate in the Spring. One sentence in Mr.
Ausy, letter We ,mbl;sh below Hesays:
Through the wis. and efficient policy adopt
,oy "y .o' s"d % ,ha, ,'ss ssan,sa paa.,s
for .ettleneni, and invite. the oecsp.ncy. o
"'',-' ,r Nv ~ s " '' - -, -
.@..,'. .'',.s.''-.s.s.l. -, =, ,r
-. .,,s,.,, =, -.
49,
a.. .a,,,,,n.r, : no,.;.,. u,a., ,o. H., ,h,..
n'".'.',..' !,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

IHg Tu~HR ~ Bseri. Tho B.S'or
.iias diFaies the si-ni1ty 81 tb, ressi al
sxel discoveries in SYRIA with the Tow,r 81
Bai.l an .csant u which Wa pahhShs,i
IN ,hs frsroISg. and ays
The mouDd at Art-iA. ahich VI. P.ao.
has esaainsSI, aud which The cusrspus..p,
oi ,be Traveller imnsAgiDri him 10 have Ii.
covered. has brn losg known. tlsagh we
tsissve i hAs s-ver ts.,rr h--n explored.
In ls1l 4 was desrrihel hy Tra~r' ia a.
wEk cn M7sspo,aEia ao.l Asyria. a. a
larry artlhcial moaDd. 30 os 20 Est high.
9oo yarls IA leag;h by 200 IN BREADTH
Ths Najeiel- al Habylos = ija s-t hSsh.
nSl the Birs Nin,r,.i isariy ssa s,t hiFh .
~ fhr~ - foar i,G~S ibe br,gh; u isr -Ein
ai Arissa TkrsSgboai AssysIa ard Ns-o
J.,;aIaia tirre arr mnltstnk> - ruins eu,aa
IA. ~ gr2tsr than that a, A-bsl@. wIih
Qa.ie A. su.d ohsas "a - coDsskTyd IL
fo~r Il Baf.l ;bai = ~ S,y. siiA o.
ciAIns ., al
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We arr gla-i TO sev that the government
IL. 81 ...,i....., ., "A.
difficulties attending the LAKE PENN Half
breu irnrt Wy 'ne t+s'le ~ scrip to ""
.haIfbrcSsis Roth the settlers AMI the half
hrsS'> arr anNhus "' u spsry HtafRcnhm
in or,hr that IN. y,Iuabl, Iamis an the
nrighborhond nf Lake Prpn inav hf thrown
, e.. ..,,,.,,,
u,, n NJ R,,. xr,,. ,h,, C,ll,,,ioo
l,,,,r =, the ,.,,,,r a, m. Wsh,sb.w y,,,.
- .., ,la .,,h;.>.,
WV Wv ""
Io,ss -, lsrgss.Sr.uNkS
January IT,. ls55
NJ, s>,,x.,> IN. s,r,,, nax r..J, :,
hs ..,, ,n, an, I ny.sn,ne The io.trtcticn. IN
n, ,.a1v 4, /, ,ex 5ays Ns.,.,l., ssv ,bc
a.,,s,.,, Al ,h, l,,s,,a, .n.i arv.I l,n, IN. ,aa
l..i,l ,,,.t i,,r.t.,. ...,,,n 80 4 -,
,h., / ..t,.a.J Nm, oT ~, iu,po,,.nr. of .snd
t,,', an, ~. sn,,n hefn,. The Sn,,ng cm,,,.tiaa
romm.nr.. he s.,r u. "a un,,r.,,,t ina,
| M, ,,ms .h,nla he lo.t. ,,sn. shields .,u Il,
,.n',sr.., ~ sn,s,r,n,.n, ~ r,n,ci..,,,os, =,
ale an, ,hs sim,
r,eh s,,lm.n, en- s.t pi,,,. ot .,y,n
"a, Az acre. e.rh "a
Of 10 .r,,.z s.ch 20
N iso acre, s.,h ses
$50 ..rr,,,,h
orrh,s. .,,, minor. must have xuarl,ans sp
,o,n,,J .am. a. m all a,a.r c.... ami IN A..
ssI.hm@n, AMI r. r.esi,s ,ss srir. WV ''"A
~'ll ,uds.vor 10 get copy N The 'ns'fa'
very Resp-rifdly Your.
"" T.
TIE ''T''"N n'"arAN as eH''"' "I-" uF
@hFc'
We s,ss,-n1, ,sss, 'Ssa, 'aa' ~, 'As ssts. ,sa '
,r~n.s.r 10 The ,;s,,rnmen, and again. the mo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19


In thc Senate. on th. ,th, Mr.. TooysS, at
a.. ,,.I ...I -;.I ..
""-' i'''i'o''ai sis"" w "'ii'
SHIELDs, and other citizens Of Minnesota
,,s,;,,, s,~,l, ,b.,
S''hF ~'p '""'
..nas an.a 'as .esi,,or, ti,s, eoniai,ls -,o.o m
of lands in conformity with the policy d the
,ons n.m !, sor ,'aa ,r "p%" ses co,di
three years ago Congress made grant to Min
"ow.r,,n,ah,s % an n,.,tsrsnrs M nr nsrs a' ans
tnieTe.,s ~sre mot iieniaed sahth ferrtSs.
~ al ,be last session. thsrr ~ smother a,,lr,.
alton to Congress. for aid, hat the constant and
pa. 4, M. good of The T.,r,,orv % m a
tioa on tins application. while mans Other
the Government.
Az 1"e passsn. se--,on M'ans ,..s again PR
tee ON Public Lands were maturing bill for her
mes.ur,' Wnhont wi.bng ~ ,nnngn "aIs' ,hs na "'
uve- II any person, they heg leave To say that
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

tom wcrr referred to the Committee on
Public Lands
iIosrid Mursssr ." New XarL.
On SATURDAY morning. the 3lst Dr. li,r-
vEy HiRpgLI.. wcalthy,'denti>i nf New
York. was found br,ltally Numbered m hI4
oihcc, n, boarding hou-c, No n, Bend
Stnct. When his servant hoy went 10 hi-
room at the usual hour in the morning, hr
found he doctor lying dead on the lioor.
coterL with blood flowing from fificvn
different wounds h. hal received, in add
tion 10 which il was evident from mark ol
his neck that h. had bern sufTcat,,l bN
strangulatioh. lie Immediately gave the
alarm ami thr coroner was sen, for. llir
Time says
DR. Burdeil WAS man al tine personal
appearance, and about % years oi apr.
though he looked much Younger Tie was
olir OF the most succrsSful of his profession
lle had accumulated fortune. estimated
at ss0,0o0 nearly all Of which was invested
in stocks and real estate
lie hal been inarriei, hui his wife OBJ
,ain"i divorce from HIN some FEW year
ago. II was moi known tina, he had married
again. until upon the eydeuce bcforc The
coroner 1t appeared that quite recently h,
was secretly we1idei to Mrs. Cunningham, Il
widow and the lanilady Of the hous' where
IN H. hah MS ONCE AMI was murdered.
R""htry appears mol 10 nav" beer, The III
crn'Ne to The murder as none OF the doctor =
pai"rs were disturbed. II mnsi have ben
soae one well acquainted with the hoase
.h'ri marked -. etchuIn'' and sheet
ana '9"'I sue"d WIN pio"l wer' i"'nd 90
erct''i IN an anieroom, which. with ever,
other part "i the building was well Sarchei
~ We ''uaa "'"' :" 'u'
the ,nilty party dirk .,,in.l with
blood was ato found this was evidently
The Instrument USED. and 1t may o' Ibe
II, - w 's VI" S"'' "f''" "" ''''
The b,us, hera,n ,h, ,l,,.i v.s ,,,,,,,n;
tel was owned by DR. Burlell. |, is OF
ori,R. WIN marble stooP' l"ur storirs high
a"',.'' - ~, A. .s "J,' ''r 50. ,n'
ar, several y,ars old. anal wrr. in th,ir IA,
'irstclaS' aud fashionable, nov simply grir
'", 81, ,
+. r,n,o no ,h. s..auI A. :, ~, D ~,
Of thc int landing. ami was a-J by him a.
a reception room. II was furnished a. such
f"',"N s'~'ahs ae' "''h "" 'hhrs "
'i''' ~ es'' '''s' a. ",2s' ""i~ @'', @'e'
N'1 ~ 1S'''o''.lT W .r ''"'o'' W g'n irani''
Nv ''"'" oe,fs s'""h'i'9 'nH"f'cr "' liN
''u'N 'o''in'','' ",'hm II. It's carist' u"
l1'P''Ins ga ',T ~a'ls, al'd we lnsihc OF us
~" - ''e''''S I :" "" '"':' 'Ar ''"n"'' WIN
NJ. rrx.rxc,.,. Ia o..,,..-.;s..
h.r ,,,o .s,,,h,s
'' s'''''@
wa" "'''''' 7N'''''R'>'' "'r' '''''''n''"'' IN
prison on 'h" eoroRer> a"uimi'mcnt after th,
ooncia.ion of the inquest. Mrs &. spJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19
1nrM1L..


Trs-sAr, febrasry u.
Council met at 10 o'clock, -.
sIIiS AND MEMORIALS on Third MEApiSG.
BiIl- sed nsmsaeis 70 their sAird reading -
bg IN nwfder, vssrs beiWg sothIpe under she pss.
sl',s- efds's u herDsss. ths lsiiow ING rufsse-
pa. vvss read . shisd ttns. pssard and ihs'r
4 esmsi.I "a t.nasss tat ~ appropss,lss
II ts.O0. fcr IN CONSTRUCTION ~ the u. Paul
snd Kettle River Hosd.
A memorial H. coByrrs. fH certain Mail
Routes.
A memorial for an appropriation for the efco-
ton of Custom Hoose, m ~ Joseph, Pembins
e0Hty.
a a,sinorisi TO the Post Master Genrrai for
| thu Continuance II . mail route.
BILLS rAssED.
| A bill granting 10 A. H. Rn--eil and others,
tbs rgif ~ ksep ferry asro.. the Minss sota
h,sr st the town II tsssver Dam.
| 4 hill to authorize the construction u mill
dam - asss N tssnahip IVA. ssssA u sssss ~.
bill TO incorporate Ksfns CITY.
biu ~ ineespassts ths Ia Crescent Gravel
J and piAsk Road tompsny.
A bill to incorporate uss0n Cay.
| biii 10 amend chapter ~, u the session
lass u Isss, wss thss ordered w bs essvnsssd
for third reading.
" oosxfvrEg ~ rns ww9ss.
| 4 hill Ia incorpasss the Board NJ Trustees n
The Hast1ng. University. Ordered 10 . third
reading,
A hill 70 In orpnras~ Lake Uaisvrsity, 10 ths
eoaniy II Ffrebofa Ordered 10 third reading
A hill to ratlfy ths Official acts NJ the Officers
~ Mower county. urdsrsd TO third reading
4 hill In relation N tbs county scat ~ Mower
| county. Ordered 10 q third reading.
A biii ~ sm~nd an set relative "a frse schools
is tie city II ~. rsut ordered 10 third vss,i'
Ing.
| A biil to incorporate the town ~ East He'd
Wing vas then passed and NJ title agreed ~.
Cooseil sdjoWSsd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

4 rsoras,s pur,ng the hate frsi
,su,,al campaign, tea wnsos ,"si hrs
black ffsssis ,ha, ,he esS,,ca ci Buchanan
e~aA pla~' ,he RrrubIs~n part, es,oei
rS,.~r,,stion slsNkrv Ranks dchr>t ,hs,
,h- escc,,ca "~cah dscshr III" pnst'ss cf,he
ccan,ry ks the NY, shir', ,'~rs Thus
~ hAvr ,bs au,hor,,y Of ,hs~-n ,wo hssrr,
II The cp,s~itsa ks sy,nx thai ,hs hlsA'k
rpahiisan part, $ ,srsd, anil thai the N.
m@~cy sr to rub the c,an,r, tOs the rxt
thirty WAR AMI in 18th ,hc-c psoise,ious.
Wn.o> Asd HANS exhib'tei strossw ,nh
catsos of fbslng gii,ei With ,hr se'ru II true
p,li,cul p~g'ANy the, 'hsy sve ecsnrr
manlk-tcd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

.iiia Elss;aa
That X Si~s4s y Ia
a<xase a Frs STATE
~~rns usD~ ~ h ilr
grri btefthrGch
"a; ihe frs State
\ J Tb,sa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

Rfuss Elsiss..
Iha, X AnxAs xiA
h- looG,ei 10 slavery.
II The Buchanan lh
m~r7ey Arc triumph
ant. s sure A. iher-
saGai iE lieaVca
' d Titsn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19
Cauaeil met st . s'eiock. ~
PETITIONS.

PETITIONS.
NJ. Humphrey presented The petition Of A. J..
iitown and any others, citizens of l~ Sueas
county, praying fof loo alton IN the change NJ
eertain roads.
The same gentleman presented the petition NJ
ctisena of Nieoiiet county praying that Charles
wcthorviile be granted the right Ia keep ferry
across the MinnssotA river. ttsferrrd " spe
esl committee, consisting u Mr'srs. Humph'
rr,. pooley and Stone,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-19

hotel keepers.
NJ. sstasf introduced q joint Resolution Toe
bldjing the expenditure VI aay mofe tnoaey In
th. erection of ruiv.tsity Buildinvs q, aaiat
Anthouy
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PENNSN LYANIA RAILbOAD.

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atianticcies
wthN estern, Northwestern 81 uthwestern Ststei,
b. continuous Railway direct hi road also connects
a. piusburg with aaily line Of stei to all ports on
he Western .iver and at Cleve AM and Sandusky with
steamers III ports on the NOrtbv sern Lakes making
the most drsct cheapest and reEiG6Le route by which
FRElGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots. Shoes, Dry Goods 75.,ar 1onn
(a boxes, Furs, Feathers, &c....... '"' P0i 4"OA
SECOND CLASS.-BoUks ana stationery,
Dry Goods Gn b=ies,) Hardware, Lea 60c per l60D
ther, Gc....-...-.... ..............J
THIRD CLASS.-Arviis Baggng, Bacon, so. - oau
and PORK On bulk, J. Hemp, &c....... wv 20 "
F0URTd GLASS.-Csiee, Fish, Bacon, Al. r.v 1oor
ard PORK ipackedl Lard ana Lard Oil. Nv tSA AS'D
Flour Is cS per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain 9 els per 100 lbs. until further notice.
C5ttons per BALE moi exceeding sou lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phils'
iepha be particular TO marx package ga PhGdeiDkla
Eaib0Id All Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Pit.sburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FEEIsHT AGEETs.-Harrs, Wormley & Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; R. z. sass . Co.. st Loans; j. :! Mitchell
son. Evansville Indiana; Dumesui Bell and hurdoCs, and
tartaE JeWett, Louisville XVI K. 9. Msdrum, Madison
uGisn8 Sp-gJaan brUNn, and irwin a Co Cncinnati
:. " Graham Co. Evansville, Ohio; Leecb & Co, No
"A EIby BUst0n; ieeCh Co. AstCr House, New
York; MOL William street. ana No. Bagrl Place, New
York: T.. Snseder, Philadelphia; hagraw kOOns, Bal
tinIore; Geo. O ErlncisCus, Flushing.
Il IL. HOUSTON, Genera Freight Agsnt, PhiLG.
&. J. LOMBAEKT, Suyt 4lt0gza, Pa.
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Kerosene Oils.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
Nm Nv I'm ~ IL

(SECUkED By LEI BhS BAtENFD
u EROSENE iLLUMINETR0 OIL The light obtained
N from ms fliI exc brliaRe, that a. other
or Iid he rat ere ex onYJ and will TO
IA a limptd In the Nery cOulssg weather.
The 20 pany I'D Is the In bsl adapted n this
OIL the kerosene Ltmps tnanuf tcIue o. the folOwng
par les M'ssrs Come ~ LAX U!OJt, 6f hia-
i'm FIint GIas Go No. . ssrs. DseIz d Co
I32 William e., L. MsIcer la6 SIN sheet, I'D
wards, a street, ~ Y Sam.lss OF dInsfen. style
Lamps can . . ,een the Once 90 Company.
KERosKKk UBEtCATtns UrL, No l. rreplrsd suite the
ane anu all sIbds Of MaehLery; burns Brilliantly IN
Locomotive ad Lighls, ar Lamp IA The ordinary
Solar Haud Lamps, and stand, gr-aG degree cold
Sperm Oh and Is r4Oy adaplel ~ Railroad and
steamship he,
kKRsKsE LUBRicAISG OILS, No. 24l. Superior Lubrea
OIbd posses adVa any Oii
market ~ ~ Dgrn-and have be-
pfspa The rem sOf ia lFOlds Others
KkROsEEE B,NN Prepared p essly Tor sh Pc
use, al adapled Steam
81 ps Men Of Wa, DO sel>, u ke Cfai
burns 10 all Inc CHuIn saserOOm Cnna1e toreasIss
Lamps, 81 Ia LanteTut, &C.
BInnaels OIL 5ensn 6uld long best Sperm and
ia all night vi hOut guiriEg be tfiuned and adj
vantage that viii be obvious 10 ShiymasieT.
The Oils be Obtained hUestle o 81
Ship handlers, Druggists, and GrOeeTs New lO,k, and
regularly appOtLtsd Az OF he Gump1ny la many
The principal Towns villages OG Ihe Unlsed Sales
Canzdas the Island VI Cub
LOYAL AgeBlsaT pOted In nlOmity with the rules estab
Eshed by The nGaTd frJ lsesy Bblfc-Iivn
AISir.A'S
GEEEHAL AeEvTs, KEEOsESE OFT Co.
80 Beaver street. N. y.
N.B. Circulars ith full p4fteulsrs esEials prices,
&c, &. viii Do fJrwarded on applc-u II al Above.
Tuned i ~.
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pEFNsvLvANTA RAILROAD,

and Pitts5urg 49, The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
caves Philadelphia for PIlsburg ~, A. NJ and Pits
burg Tor Philadelphia at z, a. n. TIE FAST LINE
leaves PniladeDhLs tor PttsbuTg Of p NJ, and PsbuIk
Or fh.ladsi a7ia % j, I'm. TAT NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN ,lyas Philadelphia for PItsburg at IL, 2. NJ and
PittsbuFE Tor Philadelphia a. ~, r. Il.
above lines connect II Pt5bGrg with the Railroads
20 ant fr07H 81 LCuis hO.; Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; t5Gkf0rt Lexington, and Louisville, by. Terra
dadie, Madison, lafayette and indianapolis, Ind Cncn-
ua Dayton Springfield, Baie,Ontane, Sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveaod Columbus GAINESVILLE Mas .illon and Wooster
Ohio; also with the steam Packet Boats from aud 10 New
Orleans. 81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
FhrCGg1 HCssis can be had 10 or from either Of tbs
sb07e PLACES.
so- Iuller particulars, Reudbilis az the different
starting points. Passengers from the West VIII ind this
lie shortest end expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore New Ors OF Boston,
Tli0S AOyEE, 2azST. PzssengeS LiHes, PkaLGdg
J. MEShl1EH AaEEl, ias6Gsgsy LINES, Pisssba,rg.
Eh-L-an- .-. L--L IL =
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sT2-TfRIE IsROs 25 HOURS.
FHNRAlNS runthrOugb from Stevenson 10 Mem - I Il 4
4 this and make close connection with trains -
Mash. lille and Ch tanOOga Railroad al - ven ssa
Through Tickets Nashville TO Memphis sold for
Sl2 Time through % hours.
NO STAGING.
Passeng rs should leave Nashville on the O'Clock PM,
Train, arrives Stevenson 49, A NJ, and con.
Trains Memphis No delay except il chang
ing cars. e. l.. ANUkkSON,
abTil3-tf. Ticket Agent
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WINDOW GLASS.

VTTB have pt oflage Window Glass which
Wv we will i low.
ALSO, guoO Of the various articles usually
found 10 Grocery which the attention friends
and customers and The public gem rally invited.
nOyR AOULToN d REED,
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PHOENIX BEDSTEAD FACTORY.
W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.

THHAN KFL f'r past fvors aud iuGugerces would sug
gest jlat re have stem once more, and viii soon
be manufacturing f,uEge bedsteadS, Lounges, DC,
every pt4u COR ne tai rally.
Ouits aud Hargrooms No 80 sprug street. berry,
will also Keep general sssur Mt Of cheap
haus Bureaus, ardrbos q, land will a-o keep hand
aud make order every Description OF Mattresses, DC
PRISON rderiHg from distance may refs having their
or,fers flied. Hesprc fully, ". h CORNELIUS, Agr.
n PryurIvItTs .HuFH-f
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For Sale.

IPN ACRES OF LAED, situated three four miles
ZtgU North OIthe CITY, bei~e latin aud PJreT
Turnpike tuads. one Of about l5j has be
subd iu pieces varying iron 10 10 sUacres, and viii
be- snd iu bots the may bes suit purchasers
Ihsis Tract superior Land entirely from r,cks
ne 80 deep and ui rrhet qualify well tnberad and Sc
in illus grass number ri tue Springs al all times At
lorCug abuud supply of the pures water. From the
Galau road il' reocard oy good Turnpike half Hile
in length, aud road ia OF building passing
through the Tract Cumb sTland River.
q comfortable dwelling aud Out.bOusrs, young apple
20 peach orchard, aud long OF
fence skIrls The place
Rad. TsrnsI, =, Sand ears Win interest from date OF
purchase.
ALSu, other Tract Of about lO5 acres, three miles
Nor city and half mile tom the Gal
Blin road This Tract is nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads ana Is divided Lots containing from -
acres by Convenient avenues iermsl ADD
wears. viva interest Pc given Immediately for
eier az bau above Land, provided the pur-
VIII pay iUiYai ior the growing crops aDd
stock Included JOHN u. WINSTON,
Htsr97-sitL 2s Cherry street.
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NegrOCs for sale.

DY virtue o. dsc,te III {, unity Court Davidson
ID cCuary rencred tie LINE term, Is57, in The 81
Ishn ". togles, adm r, DC vs. Nay iuwes, vi r
Tor saa to the tigh, utar Saturday tIe Ssh of July
the Cour House yard IN NasLvhi., tne lOl
loving , t"NtE
Adam, bout n years Of age,
Lucinda. -
HstsoH william. years Of age.
And her infant.
Said bel Hg 70 the cstae Of Oliver TowlCs deed
and " 30 be snid u Ply IN e bis ui the estate.
T. cr-ct tot MOUTHS " u be given and notes
endorsed aud ayab.e in bank required.
F. Il. CHEATHAM,
I1ne2 -tw I'd CLERK AID Ma ter.
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HOVHD:A Plan,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LnT1EKY OF MARYLANl
fXFRA CLASS 7,
lobe drawn in Balumore- Md, on
FhIOaS JULf 81, 1857.

100 prizes, amounting 10 Se3 OOO
Whole Ii,ke So Halves ST. Quarters - So
Please Sddress all lick he MaZh6.
emit scheme, 10 I. Il. HUSBAND & TO-.
No. 80 Favetie st, or Box No. ~. b fillmore. I'D.