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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-26
ID. .tltution In stsarus County.
ST. Clorp. Nov. 20. 1885,

ST. CLorp, Nov. 90, 1857.
To he E..for. Of nc Pi,neer and p"mocrs,
The following is statement Of the Com
mit,eo appointed for the purpose Of soliciting
aid for the poor people Of stearrs county:
Received - nor. q u smiley 100 sack. epqr
" Hon. II. N. Rec, ~ brls =
Pad ant fOI hauling above. 30 sacks 80
Amount on hand on he 18th Of November. lSj1.
sacks, or 81 barrels Of -four.
On the 18th Of November notice WIS
given by the COMMITTEE TO The dlHrcn, pre-
cinc,s, tina, the amount Of -four on bard
would he distributed on he 18th, 10 the III
fercnt applicants, on satisfactory proof 70 the
COMMITTEE that they were destitute
The number Of person. in the county IA
certained by the Committee % be- now d.
titute and suffering arr three hundred ard
hf,y-one.
On the l-th, the Committee Distributed
all the -four received 20 the different pre-
cinc,. Of the coaniy in proportion 70 the
number Of poor people in Zach
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Lockronr, y. Y. Nov. ia dcsiruc.
tive fire broke on, Inst night about . 10 clock,
In Drapcrs Mills. and before II could be sub.
dnsj, destroyed most Of the buildings IL the
rayinc and u, the foot Of the locks, together
with the celebrated Spanish Mil. owned by
n. II. Wolfe a Co. Of New York Al
one time during the fire. tho buildings in
Main street were in imminent danger.
Three persons named Bouce Oliver. vii.
liam Stevenson. and j. q. Atwood. were ~.
vctcly injured by the breaking Of ladder.
The two former had each an arm broken.
and Oliver IA stiIl insensible and IN critical
condition.
The estimated loss ia 800. 900, distribu.
ted a. follows: ~ ". Wolfe n Co, $50.
600 On mll-~in~ured for $4,000 liar.
mon Cops N 60. iesAecs OF thu mill, I0ss in
grain md -four, 81 5000 insured for e. 900;
John Draper, grist mill. loss slG,O00--in.
mrcd $1,000 J. d. Scbould. warehouse
and dwelling attached. $4,000 --insurcd
$4,000 L.. A. Spaulding. plaster mill.
SO. 900 uninsured A small building
owned by Mr.. Sloan was damaged, 81 900
insured
The fire IL supposed TO have been the
work Of an ince',diary. A great number
Of Irrson are thrown out Of employment.
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None Of the above Wal distributed 30 any
except those who then proved TO he jss'i-
tate and .ufering. Numerous sndica'ioe
have since been made 20 the Coinm,tes
since the above distribution va. mad, xilo-e
want We were unable to supply. From the
above figures, the numbcr Of poor peopse in
our county can be readily asoer.siped
We have incll',ed in the above estimate,
none Of the many farnilbs, sean,ily up.
piled q, present, bot Who mnt starve b.
fore spring, unless they obtain assists'.oe
from abroad I, i unnecessary for the com
nis'ee To state tia, the article lately appear
ing 10 the PioxEgR AyD DExocKAr over the
Signature Of "Jrstiee" i. .fznc Of fslse-
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We have Liverpool advices, by the ARR.
val Of the City Of Washington, TO the 9TH
inst. The following is synopsis OF the
news:
Confidence at Liverpool and Manchester
and in the manufacturing districts general
ly, is still upheld in u manner to excite sur.
prise.
,'rhe stoppagc of the borough Bank OF
Liverpool has becn followed by less excite
nicn, than WAS feared.
TIA Tuesday, the I'd. the Consol market
was heavy. closing at sias9 3s for money
AMI account.
The Discount, market was unchanged. but
money was rather easier To be obtained, al.
though there WIS no Elimination in thu
pressure. Over 100000 in gold had been
drawn from the hank since Saturday, and
appreheigions prevailed that further rise
in the rates of discount 10 nine Ier cent.
would be the consequence.
At the aitcmp, to launch the Great East
ern, now formally chrs,cned the levia,han,
after three hours hard labor, had mo,o! six
feet by the stern and four beet by the how
when one OF the powerful purchase chains
broke. and the work had TO be suspended.
Tho funeral ohsequics Of General Cavaig
nae took place at Paris On the 3lst and
wcc very imposing About 10000 people
followed the hcarse to the cemetery,
The foundations in Piedmont were subsid
ing, after causing immense damage.
Austria has imposed n tax on newspapers
foreign as we'll as local.
The Swedish Diet, ailcr seven days de
bate, rejected the religious liberty bill. 4
Russia has established hlocknde on the
Circassiun coast.
leh. the Niccroy of Canton, has been
appointed Lieutenant 10 the person Of ihc
Emperor. A rank which Is never given eN.
ccpt TO princes and members OF the impe.
rial family, when on mission,
I, IL said tina, Yeh has positive orders 10
summon the English TO eyacua,e Canton,
aud l. authorized, In dciau, OF compliance,
TO make M official declaration Of war against
England.
james Morrison, one Of th, wenlthest
merchants Of London, IL dead. Ills estate
IL valued a, four millions pounds sterling.
Inv WIZ correspondent w wv 'h'doh
Post says tia, friendly negotiations have
taken placr lately between certain great
continental powers in regard TO the rcduc-
ton Of their respective armies. The gov.
crpmcnt of France will certainly economic
in this important item Of public expenditure.
and the Emperor of Austria. according 10
dispatches from Vienna, has agreed to n re-
ductIon Of his military expenditure II is
stated that the plan proposed by the Minis,
ter OF Finance FOR ameliorating the financial
situation of Austria l. either that n large
reduction OF the army be made or that the
direct taxes shal be- considerably incrnsd.
According TO Paris letter in the new
Prussian Gazette Of June last convention
was entered into between the Austrian and
British governments. 10 the effect that IN
case Of a revolutionary outbreak in Italy
Austria may rely Tor the protection of her
dominions on the friendly services Of Great
Britain. The authority Is not very reliable
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hoods from beginning to end The writer
knows it. The poor people Of Stearns county
would like TO ascertain the author Of that
article, so that they may charge the injus-
,ice done 10 themselves and their suffering
families to the proper individual. let him
come out over his own proper signature, and
then he may be rcfutel, face to face.
Yours truly.
J. W. TsNyooRps,
Il. RosKNngR6ER.
j. Booksn.
Committee.
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NV YoRx. Nov 1.-THE Tribune,
Washington correspondent says The eabi.
net will consider tomorrow the propriety Of
sn investigation Of the conduct Of the
officials at New Orleans in permitting the
escape Of Walkers expedition after It's
publicity.
II IL asserted that those found guilty will
ls removed.
Mr.. Fay has rendered his resignation az
minister 10 Switzerland
Mr.. Mason has responded only to the wish
on hi. side Of the water. and desires TO re-
main. lie Is supported by the wish Of the
French government.
Mr. Dodge wiihdraws reluctantly.
Mr. Dallas will bc removed.
1be~ and other places will be- filed in
January or February.
The y. y. TIM. says that Lord Napier.
on behalf OF his government. and Count
Sartiges. un.lcr special instructions from the
French government. are prepared to enter
into arrangements with Yrissrri, for the
guarantee n the transit route similar 20
tho~~ entered into by the United States.
They have already eonicrrcd with YRS
sarri, aud Immediately follow up the action
OF our government ~ soon a. cofeumnsted
TIE Iplians hal attacked the settlements
at IIossy lake Valley. driving out The In
habitsois and carrying of their stock and
provisions. .
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ksn-s. Ssws--Th. tosstisa'io. tdopts.
ny the Convention.

~. LOUIS. Nov lC.-- Kansas s1yices
that the contribution was adopted Ny a vote
of ~ 10 4.
The sbe,lule provides for an election the
2ist December 10 ratify or reject the con.
stitution. The voting 70 b. by ballot,
and VOTES must b. endorsed constitution
with slavery. constitution without slavery.
Als0 election to be held on the first Monday
10 January next for the election Of State and
Congressional tickets.
The Lawrence correspondent u the Dem
0cra, asserts that Walker brought from
Washington manuscript copy Of kan-as
Constitution almost identical with the one
adopted. lie also says no free state men
will vote on the 2lst December.
Bacon. Coke 4 Co., Lawrence, have sns-
pended.
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DgrRoir. Nov. lG. The s',amr Mchi-
gan arrived on Sunday from lake Superior.
She reports that the propeller City d IA.
perior. with = valuable cargo Of provisions
and mining supplies Tor all The Lake Supe-
rior ports. went on the rocks q, the IN.
trance Of copper harbor. in q snow storm,
last "Wednesday morning, and will prove =
total los.
The propeller was new. valued ., $50 OO0,
Owned by Hama, tsrreuoD X Co.. oil
Cleveland, and insured.
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Our congregational DcI.yn,iou.

The Black Republican press, particularly
in Southern Minnesota. assuming that the
State of Minnesota will be entitled under
the Congressional apportioumen. to but two
members OF the t. : House Of REPRESENTA-
tvcs, are predicting that Hon. JAMES NJ.
CAv.x,UoH, member elect, will not be per-
mitttd 20 take hls seat in Congress. owing
10 tie fact, as they a-ert, that he received
a smaller number Of votes than either Mr..
BECKER or Mr.. PHyiPs We 10 not know
that this assertion ia true the Official can
vass viii alone determine ia correctpess.--
Neither DO We believe that If Mr.. CAyA-
YAuGH does run few votes behind hi ssao-
ciates on the Democratic Congressional
ticket. h. will los~e his cat.
Thee assertions Of the SCuib.rn Mime
sofa Republican journals, are misei mp with
statement. impugniny the loyalty AMI party
fidelity 81 the Democracy Of the northern
portion Of the state, and particularly Of st
Pan. Coming from a Republican source
they do no, carry much weight with them,
bat as their design il 70 create dlssension in
the Democratic ranks, perhaps !; would be
vel to expose tier iallacy. The opposition
saert that Mr.. CAvAsArGH was cut N
the North, puToeIy. TO ascs hi ds4ea'.--
Bat a r'sDc q, the vote in The northern
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Broadway House.
81. Cloud Hotel.
Metropolitan Eating House.
Riddleberger's Eating EOuze.

WE will open our Fsta lshmsnt corner NJ Cedar and
w Cherry Streets TUESDAY, THE 6TH OF o 'roBER
OctG-ly. J. d W-NO0BE
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE,
POO pkgs cov'd Buckets; 1925 doE Rand Boxes;
o90 nests Tubs pain ed; 1 600 Zinc Wash Boards;
SIS doz Vanished and Three 5000 Pillow Handles;
81 6SS sssed Broom 600 Cane Fishing Poles
us white Cedar Buckets SOC ass'ed Liquor Kegs;
500 500 1 pr Ha Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes varish
IS doz Pine Churus, assorted goo " Painted Tubs
90 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1928 Buckets ass'te6
RASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons zoo nests German Market d.
f50 . extra; 80 &" Clothes do;
500 Carts common: 400 dos Feed aasEets,instor
Is Empire Cabs; goo dozen assorted Marke
200 sxtra 25doz Chndren's Rattan No
$50 dozen Willow and attain Willow Chairs;
pick Baskets: doz ass'ted OHice Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for SUNNI er.
Aiso-Co Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; work Fru
nd Flower Stands. AIso-Wtllow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters: 100 bales AHeant Mats;
500 sssed shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and Skeleton
IS Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy AirPistols
CORDAGEs TWINES, sc.
1oOcous \ and \ inch Manila Rope, 69ofset;
10 coils | = to ! 5 inch do DO $50 do;
25 reels Bed Cord ana Pillow Line Manila;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1000 lbs broom TTine Henri; 5ooibs Wool irvine,
lT5 bales Batting; 150reels Hemp Packing;
IS Wicking; IS coils Tarred Rope;
so " Wrapping Twine $50 " Jute RoPei
PAPER.
1900 bundles Frund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper
1900 q Mcgregor's do do;
1000 reams Lockland do do
$50 reams Tea Paper; - reams Shoe Paper;
IFS Ham 70 Z" Batting do;
81 600 Roofing dry; l5000lbs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES. SCs
Star Candles Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, sc.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Veal
ers use, constantly on hand.
CHUEENS.
Pine Churns 90 90 94nchyed Cedar do 49, % DO
Cerdar 16 Is, 20, 22 do Painted 90 %, q do
Brass Hoop do'' - " " do Barrel do 16 20, % 10
HAMESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
| Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
| For sale by s. II BARRETT,
may14 Walnut and Front SITS. Cincinnati {
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B. ;. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH aARKEF 81. NASHVILLE.

AFISd established gsaeral Agrieasfarsl pspsi Al
II ne sa9fs pies, deaire a. ~ cid AID fgsads
and The F4ee 80 tzrses cslt 4ud ne ala
F sta1E iu EFaFa. HhHr1aeEs and 5aasz
proved AaseFf eul Reaper srnAls uaFtFsed cora And
c1lta1 uffsi Bflaegs prelal foEs aud cailFztafs,
AeatacEs 04Eaea ssess q every variety 4se. claNer
uzazhF Eise Grass, oFaA1ra 9Fass Gaaarg. Heap ana
Al Eiads q Agr1alsas4 aad hsFtczarzl tFlvassass
kaas.
All kilas % cnRper ia BRASS and sAeef Urea Ware
sti aznsIasase4s SAD : aFss, tiFats4 se
FlsutlFef ~ saseais s1d oFasre sid sse
1AEuizeIgrffz sfEss aaa aEsEEFaF iaaa ass RAISES
MEcHasz all l4n faols 4sea FseE, tsih Co.s Mass
iaetoEEs 2aallsz1Ela1, Uenn.
Jazi rsesIsea ssppy q Basa, Llns .nd cora Beans
RazassE asess soE s1ls go fsF ezss.
uaF4s. n. e. wELLER.
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P. P. PECK & BRO,
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. NKOs1sV:
Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggiss,
Light-Waggons, &C.

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggiss,
Light-Waggons, &C.
No. 80 Lower Market street. Nashville
/ An noH Misunderstanding every variety a. -
4 sHd style o. vehicle from the piaineat - -
90 ths moss beautiful and elaboFzily casf@~(lff
finished cat. ------e---
Having engages 1FHt-oaHs WorknsE obtained large
% the Sest Of stock prepared do Work
ahrh vii eompaFe Eith IN the ah2s gosniEy either r
style durability All kinds of vehicles kept eonztanty o
haad, promptly Eaade % oFdeTs
EEeTeats Patent Coupling
This Important Improvement i The Coupling Carriage
4e has awakened much interest thrEhoa the county,
and isoeked aRaa t she nest "a verere beat kno
knsWn. HsElnE fhe EXCESSIVE rsht faT his city nos
makinF ufthenl tn Carriages, huFEes
10 hezfubeF me plzceaz 0id stand efHred sios =
Ne g.. Lesser Aarsrf street. lan- E2s-tG
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EXCHANGE
LINCOLN HOU $ ID
i = p q N r , = = y Y =
10. 3. SMITH Pronriefor.

fTAvINc taken charge Of the above Toel, viii en-
deaVo~ to please an who favur with CAL.
or r, friends a1t TIE citizens OF Nashville and Davidson
county, would solicit patronage Ay table viii 20 al
times be provided with the best The colB rs OIas Gn
every care viii he tai en- to please all
There is good livery Sraie cou'ingoLs 10 this house
and the yetteville Mulberry and EE,hburc Vail and
Paseng Coach eavestf Is Hotel every Fouv, " ednes
dav and Friday for the above places, at o'clock, r. NJ
and returning cry Tuesday Thur day and Sa'Ui % 90
Il O'Clock, A. NJ akinE connections vii the s-hyih
3 Chsltauo oga, and McNinnsile Manchester Na
Trains.
Tullahou a, August -. 1857. re-
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FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
AND
-WETEEL HfANUFACTORY,
Near the SUspen siOn Bridge,
EDGEFTELD, TEAN.

VV~FITTONB, LEGO co, F17fn8srs and Ngci ir's's,
w respectfully give Notice fhat thew prepared
At their extensive Foundry NrcHre hop ana Forg3s and
will execute oil orders for heavy and -h casting, iucad
ing
Car-WHeeIs of the most Improved Pat
In This department, thorough knov edge and 'cng eNpe
riance enable as 10 challenge compel iou-
Also, Cast-TTon EOuse-fr CIts q he mo lmrroved
patterns Plain Fued, and Ornamental Colrmns; Water
pipes sizes. Ort- for GaSWoss. and other etah
i=huents where required 81 cam FnriE.s swMis, Flour
Mills ace promptly order, and 81 the hes mFter
all Particulrr attention eyeu 90 ug machinery at
low pi ICES and on liberal terms.
Our SmithWork vii be OF the most extensive charac-
acter; Sas-AlH work, SrTuUs, ros, Putnam Irons, Saw
Crarbs, Bolts, and all kinds Of Nu-lrous, made be
shOre notice.
As are practical mechanics, VI hing to establish a
permanent hu nrss OBJ ect win be to pay particular at
tentcn 20 an orders repairing old machinery.
All require trial. and confident OF being pat
rCniZad.
n. B.-We have hand At present large assortment
Of Fire Bars for Steau-Fn giHes
Nashville dec 4, 1S57-u
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AMERICAN SALE ann HACK STEBTF
Get the Best.

ne eenusne Asnbrotyps-ths Preniun Pie
tnfe-h beyond comparison the bsst style Of likeness
Fet lnlfodGeed, and stand ~ithout q rival
zine cannot change them,
lashf cannot fade thea,
ia .a. eDanlpness cannot inoaid then,
Dust can acFer reach then.
Rust cannot corrode them.
= Made IS heretofore by LARCOMBB 20 College At and
put ap intip-toP style 40 eastern prices.
- Made AZ n0 other ia Nashville.
maYi3--tf
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CLiIB0BNWS MACHINE WORKS
- T. nj Q V "a Il

fFVE subscriber takes this method Of Informing hs old
customers and friends and the public generally tha
has his Hardware store from the old stand on
market strset % No S. he large brisk building, lately
erected the South side % Broad street, where De keep
constantly haud and makes order she various articles
embraced his line Of business. s invites especial at
trntou his large assortment % CASTING HOLLOW
WARE BRASS, &C such Mantle aud Coal Crates Nag-
Boxes Pillow Mods SfrawCuters, CCrn-ahc crs, Corn
q usheFs ain Crushers Balcony Work and iron Fencing
coffee Mills Tea KeiJes, Bras h ttle uoglrglss Candle
sticks and almost endless variety other articles
iaUag-tf AHDKEW ANDERSON
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rs LIVERY STABLE. @

w u. WRIGHT co. would respectfully inform IN
clt2ens OF Nashville aud the public generally tha
purchased the ve kuown Livery stahr and al
tae stock and hNtures form erIv occupied bv NJ, ph
Fps, on Market stree lust below the Square
hre style. " ~ ~ "0NA IN
We have ars-rate Tots and box-staF 20 aeeomr
81 patronage - "'''- 'Ne"
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction aliases
We have large humber OF Ane nd ne
buggtea TO hire tiueS
me TACT is, do intend being surpassed by any
49, ,n the southern country. Come aong
J1sutssNes WM. T. " RIGHT 90.
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HOTELS, ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion Housel


North Market street, % door 6e'oO the Square.
V GILBERT having tak en- the above stand for num-
j Der of years leave inform the pCb Of that
say then that he house been ueEy paint
ted from basemen to attic, and and complete mi
ture throughout The subscriber moving full well the
need OF modern hotel in Nashville, and being
philanhropc mood, has made every exertio1 70 come
Il the pubic sud nat ers himself ne has
succeed d. His table viii an times he furnished with
foreign markets afford and he pledges
himself make everybody coltented and at home who
viii favor him with q visit
Carriages and Ounbuses wiz regularly to and ron
the St Nicholas to Steamboats, and RalroadS frusty
Porte always in attendance at The depot to receive ehec
for baggage, thus obyatiug the difficulty Of delay - a.
Board per day II =
Lodging 80
Single Meals 81
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast ltV
Breakfast from 20 O'Clock.
Dinner g -
Supper . 3 81" "
,. Y. GILBERT, Proprietor
Opposite this House on Market street, are livery
stables where be found all hours, bugg Is
carriages, sc J. n. Alexander CO.. and ". J. Wright
4 Co, are the propTetoTs-
Dec 4 1ydEw.
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NEW IROE FOUNDRY.

ELLIS Il MOORE
DIG leave e infsFm their freuds and the pul hat they
~ have IN operation large AID extensive / %
D I'M \ aajciElng cur Aaahiae shop aud pre-
pared 10
FILL ALL ORDERS PRONPTLY,
Forever ias1rptiua 81 CASTINGS thataay be caIIrc
Or, aE1 cheap BE- be done 81 the elutsas
NuE GsAaaa, Boss PoHEzs SASS EIlzss.
BkEE FaULEs, MGEuCH HEIEs and LAWS dEa4E BAas.
W kFaE NfEE1s, Cuaa CaEaHEs8, and 40 CAsTIals
aseG H thr construction ~ Fczr hs Mla Eurnzcsz,
ahd Dwell 'agS. made 90 Hrder BE sh1Tt asl.cc.
We wa ilrnsh eFrry istcfiptor ~ fIeam sad water
hselef5 az ne ietar price Pattsrs lsae % sfsr ald
charge tgr OF patterns whlcl f1ll1ry
me lsshczi Prae-a salE soTk 90 Ella lr1n-
kALlc EuuAEs
81 AGFkst street neaT hFaad,
Ian. 7. '5g-ly Nashville fuHn.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
81

TINE THROUGH 25 HOURS
TrBAINS run through from stevenson TO Memphis and
make close connection with Trains on she Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad at Stevenson Through tickets
from Nashville Memphis sold Tor Fl2. Time through y
hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nasty. the O'Clock p VI.
Train which arrives az Stevenson 2:l5 A. NJ. and cgn-
meets with Trains for MemI his No delay except n chang
iBrrars c. L. ANDERSON,
sprS Ticket Agent.
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srRAw ourTEns.

EETE have 8 large sleek q 81 az Uatiefs sInslair,
w "a lords aal umm.ng's Patent ne latter srla
?. snfst pres The bssioazi kar. L5ai1 vie.
o..sg ~ AAAsER9aG . %.
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STEAM ENGINES
nr111 nzasShdnery,

NL11l Ia &c hlh cry
ELLIS d MOORE,
HAVING uate important additions 90 eur machinery
AID greatly Increased flcEeE for aznaiactlrliF
BrEAH EsUIsz aud Machinery 81 every desert are nov
prepared 20 manufacture steam EHEues ane Boilers equal
ia srpt OF auish and durability O. aly made In TIE est
ana az Us low prices Having been praci a} engaged u
the Mauufacture o. Machnary n AahFe Tor te lass ~
teen wears aad 81 FIug personal attention 70 me manu-
rtarnE Department feel Coahaeit lhai He can giFe
sstsacou DO favor Us uh their orders 40 our
ola starI Nos 81 and 81 MarEet ct. Brood, Nash
vile, lena.
Ankuds Of gork for Flour Mia steam Boats Saw Mills,
T5bs-ra Facores Banks jail, &C.. hc executed prom
and at che IJu est sAsh prlces-
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Evnress NOtice.
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TEMPKIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

yT1HE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY" have made ar
engagements with the above Railroad for Daly Express
are now prepared 20 receive forward Freight
PACKAGE &C By Passenger Trains huntsville Decatur
ruscurlba and intermediate nations on the NJ o. ana NJ
4 g. Railroads. Small Packag r. iuced rates.
go Messengers leave Nash Tic da y tt O'Clock A. NJ
eF- Frepfts 10 forward "a by Express will be Gale
or without extra charge [aDI0ttl A. X. HOLT Agent
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We have unusually large lot Of kinds Of Domestic
goods, Fleached Cottons WOOL union and cot
ton flames striped cOOns for servants Preat variety
Heavy goods for house and field Prints cling
fams Hosiery, loves in every thing in our line
and al prices that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction
OctG. r n ATrNATEV 4 IN
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Curtain Goods
Carpetings and oil cloths.

Elegant Satin LANES 10 all coIors with trimmings to
match EeEant Reps in hntz ors, with Trimmings
match. tIeR Lace Muslin Curtans all wool, and
cotton DanasSs in great variety together with Conces