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MeFOSene Oils,


DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BY LET ERS Patiently
TIBRosBNB ILLUMINETRD OIL. The light obtained
nom this OH exceeds In bFiisncy tha any other OF
or fud heretofOre discovered is insxplosVe, and win re
ma limpdin the very codest weather.
The Company reconm nd as lamps best adapted th
paries "A essrs Cornelius & Baker, also. Dyoit of PhIs
dephiR &. " Haughwaut Co.. 4S8 broadway, the Brook
yn Flint Glass Co, No. 3 Broad Street. Messrs Diex Co
1872 William Street, l. Mercier 196 Elm street. and Ed
wards "A street, n samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Once OF the Company.
KEROSENE LuBRIcATIEe OIL No. L. Prepared suite
1net and all other kinds of Machinery brilliantly
Locomotve Head Lights Car Lamps ana sll the ordnary
solar and Hanc Lamps and stands great degree cold
ss best Sperm Oil and Is admirably adapted to Railroad and
Steamship use,
KKaosRNE LUsEIoArrNo otLs No. e4a Superior Lubrca
to. and viii be ound Yosses advantages any Oil
The market II pfces-wlll not burn-and have been
prepared meet the Railroads others
KEROSENE BINNAcLE OIL Prepared expressly for Ships
will be found admirably adapted for Steam
and burns in all he Cabin Sateroom' Cinnaele, Forcase
Lamps, sie ma Lanterns, &c.
Dinnacle OIL will remain nuid long best Sperm and
e burn all night ihOut requiring to be mmsd and ad-
vantage that wil be obvious to every Shipmsser.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale
ship, Chanders, Druggists, and Grocers In New York. and
the regularly appointed Agents of Company many
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United States
CsnadSs. ana the Island Of Cuba
Local Agents appointed u conformity with the rules estRb-
lished by The Board of frustees,l application to
GENERAL AGErTs KEROSENE On Co.
NJ. SO Beaver street. N. "
B. Circulars with full particulars, testmoa prices,
&c, e.. will be forwarded application above.
juneo-ly. IA WI
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LONG CREEK MILLS FON S4I,F-RAEk
OPPORTUNIIYTO LAND BUYERS.

w offer for sale about 1900 Of Land ngCrpek
w about 10 miles north of Nashville. large portion OF
the same veil timbered; splendid Mill, propcl d
BY never falling stream Of water; many convenient
aud comfortable improvements; whole TacL Splendid,
Ha red, and capable OF making excelant stock Farm
Inere Is on he Mill Yard from $1,000 70 S3OOO
sawed timber, one or more wagon and teams, gs
cattle, DC, &c, with every article necessary carry on
such establishment To enterprsinE business men this
altogether offers splendid opportunity to make
profitable investment.
IERHsIhTee equal payments in 6, 70 and "a
sacory cured, payable in Bank, Interest," her
retained ususl. Apply to
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LIPTY Thousand bushels wanted, for which the highes
Il market price will be paid, by. . -,,,,u-,.
iuIy II-H corner of Market and hureb ct
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SALJ AESLE GnFhUVEt8 CIIR AUIs fOh
SALE.

NE Lot fronting maple street 50 feet running pas,
- 100 feet vita superb Brick Dwelling, containing
10 rooms, a good cisteTn, SmOke-hOUse, &c.
ALSO, Lot fronting 26 feet Pearl street aHc lst
feet deep, with good two story Brick House containing q
10 rooms, servants rcOms Kitchen good WE'LL sok
house, dc. Both Lots finely with shruboery shade
fruit trees, and will be sold accommodating terms A.
ply TO NANCE q WOODWARD,
} iNES NJ. MURRELL. or
WM e.. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville
large number Of UnimprOyed Lots. Several JIar0e.
Lots, from to IS acres, the city. Those wishing
purchase will do well to call
Ien7-'57-tf. NANCE q wOnnVV A NJ
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Trus t Sale
REAL And PERSONAL ESTATE,
Pine Iron Works Property for Sale!
LAUREL FURNACE FOR SALE,

EQf Virtue Of Deed If trust exscur by rn Fl
II truL her the sh cay "f june a D. s57 regis
tered IN the Registers ONCE Of Dickson COUNTY, Book
pages SOP, 3, 4. 5. aud7. will, THURSDAY. 18TH
Day or NOVEMBER, 1857, E2 pose for Sale gaesl
bluCer a. p Furnace IN the MY Cf Dickson h yl
IOglrg dss Toed rSai an personal pr perry, 70 VII:
Ihe premises known the Laurel Furnace In Dickson
county, containing bets four and hUusaul sc-es
With an excellent Stock Farm ana fix
lures thereon Also u gro s1ye. Of Bg names
ana ages 10 Wit ha les dOOks about years Pc
ter, sg aoOu; Sta good Blacksmith. Lender aged
EboUt3O yelra first Wagon Naker Jim 10 tess aged
about - year Mark Hudalesou, eyed about - Mark
NEt aged about 2F HOHJrd, sZel ABOUT - john aged
about y Essex, az about ga good Euguee Sail g.
aged aDoul i6. Solomon sged about A. Mathew, Egei
apOut 81 Gus, aged about % London; sged about A.
lmuud, aged abOg IS DaIy aged abOuS 50 45 Au es
wagons and Gear. IL Oxen 6 Cows number (
Stock Hogs. All tn and Slides. About $50 ions Of
pig metal. small quan y Bacon. and all the Farming
m lemeuts, aGd all The tools and Uten-i FunaCs
The said Pr y will be sold The following terms,
o VIZ; Sal Lautei turIIaee IrpeTty, upon cred
and Two yarl DO AID approve secUr, viii required
OF lhr purchas r. a. lien pa,
OF he Purch sc m' ne The slaves VII b. sold pOrIiuu
lh-m uIOu cTedi Of six months, and ppr III
upon credit Of t~eive bs- Inc property,
VIII be sold u ION cred snbs all uYs
dve dol ars- All sum under Eve dollars Bond
scuT given, the Of the sale evrr instance
con piled with, before the properly Is rem we'd.
b. e GhUTCHER,
OctI3-w4t TrIs ,s
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THE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumbe
business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ruidert
and Others needing any thing in our line. They
the bes Cedar forests in Wilson county, and prepaTed
furnish any kind of Lumber either of Cedar other timber
Their Depot is al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lumber may bs addressed TO the undersgned
Gladesville, Wilson Co.. Tenn, left with Mr. DARDKK
Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENNON d SIMMONS
uI7-,57-dly, KIRKPATRICK d GLASS.
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHElKED THROUGHl
|ENHE ONLY ROUTE ty which through tickets to Wash.
inrtOn can be procured TO which point rs well as tC
altiuOre II is the shortest most direct and in every re-
peCt the most reliable route Il the onv route by which
purchasers OF Through Tickets New lOrk enabled
- reach The cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York OF the cost Of g Ticket TO New IOrk Only
song business Men and Travellers for pleasure iHor
mlsCn to four Of she principal cities the Union Or
5ss cost than ca1 be Afforded bT sng other route.
Aai il Is the nIy route bv which Througa Tickets c.
e had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg,
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, savannah, Macon Al
anita Augusta Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Pacselg gers from NASHVILLE tske the Stage Coaches OF
erter Tb0Laas or steamers the Cumberland river
Nail steamers to Cincinnati or with the Jacksonville
railroad 10 l1daugueIa Ind make direct connection al
oumbus ono with me Central OaIo h1roGd TO hee.
1g whence connection @iIh the SarmUr9 and Ohio
&4r0at Is made TO Washington CITY, Baltimore Phis
delphi apC New \ oTk
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
ma are transferred al Cairo 10 tn. Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Tsrre
isute Indianapolis Dayton ard &eui Columbus Thrse
Jaily Trains leave Columbus 10 A. 81, $50 r u. and
ID z. III.
" Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
ne 0al route -frdlF Through tickets a& the Eastern
titles at the charged b. other TO As
fos only, it is also the shares most speedy and drec
all the leading points N the last The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore s only 5T6 miles being about 100
niles shorter TO New York than By any There
re less changes of by this route and consequently
ass detention than b. any other.
fsy The road is ballasted with broken stone and s
utTely free from dust
For further nOrmation, please sppy D. G. RUuSEI
agent, Nashville. Tenn
For Through Tickets sppv in louisville at the ocs Ct
as Q. s. Mail steamers, 10 JeersOuTI!.s Railroad
tice Main street. Nm. 3. WOGDSIDh,
Master Transportation B. =. 4 &
JOHN II. SHARP. General Western Agent.
iune 25
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EstraY MAules.

- TRAYED from my farm on The Cumberland river north
- Of Nashville milo below Hyde's Ferry on the
1st Of September, LES. One Is dark brow
about Medium three Old last sPrT z;
mouse COLOR with rings around DER fore legs, medium
szs sHd was three years od last spring Eoh have been
worked. will give dollars any in formation
Wllllead % their recOVrIy.
oct 4w3t JCHN POSLEY
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swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOLLARS!

The blowing scheme will be drawn by S. Swan Co.
Managers Of the Fort Gainrs Academy 10 terry in
their Lotteries for October 1857 uRusts Georgia, tC
which city they have reno gvd heir principal office.
CLASS eI,
To be drawn IN the city Augusta, Georgia, II puboo
SATURDAY, NOVFMBER z, 1857.
CLASS e..
10 be drawn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia, puble
SATURDAY, NOV MBER ID 1857.
CLASS g.
20 be drawn IN the city Of Augusta, Georgia. public,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2I, 1857.
CLASS s.
To be drawn In the city oAugusts Georgia. IN public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1857.
ON The PLAN OF ~IsaaF NUNBFRSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND Mn sly -PIVR
PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY 9 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENF SCUEMEI
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GhanCerY sale
VALUABLE LAMBS IN AUMPHREls COUNTY

OF VALUABLE LAMBS IN HUMPHREYS ) COUNTY
And Town Lots IN CenITevIlle, Hc.m n UOu-'y.
Pursuance of nterocut0ry decree pronounced By
i tie Chanc ~ Court W4veriy, Tennessee, al mo
mber term 8 in the Of sarah q. F,.t T. Ad-
aIInsIarlx &c auu Others vs.. MarIha : Packs ard
tnars heirs II law OF Nm FJsier deceased viii Ou
Monday Ii ID day Cf November nsz the Court house
II the tWn Of Naveriy humptrsys COduty, proceed %
sell a. pU5hc sale guest bidder, vu4Ue
II lana ~ sald county; Oneuf Ala acre lying usly
IN the tIk Jt DuCk ald bu aJ rvers, ysu, has
vel, o equal 10 any The state, which there Is 4
sprIT ( rlcsilenI water the containing ~ acres
lng Duck river Immed aely above the hfst Ced
tract, improved Soil fac. These lands will bare InspeC
ton and no Ustlng
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$50 Reward.

-TTOLEN on lot ia Nashville TsHuss7er, on ilst
~ IA gIt, UUN SORRtL MARE NULE, argr I'D. o as
Win 81 all whTe SPIT side o. the res. r..I d
BY the collar snOd und he on the e A. .'h
nosy patio, tail n eksd the eni, an-iif p-lo
TIE above reward wIll be given Ter Toe mule ahl - l
The the twenty five D. lars for the re u % US A-s-
Nashville, October, ? st ls5 - r,,,,r,.,r b.. 4 -
2i-3W% VANNOfs ~ nil ' lLt4' O. o.
GREAT B4nUAINS an REAL E>I +IEs
LOT m Wbue's Crs.k Pike, IN EdZeasld couil.rIuE z
n 5 fsss frnpt running 2ss feet with g15- BrtE
z IRE hou- accupiod by X h. Jones'
one r,ilss fro.n Nashvlls Dickson pike Two teeuI
are improyrd am part Of them well umberrd. gilzr
S..aiEz ,r, a. given In any Of theahOVe prOperrv.
-S J. L. & <. " BROWN
No AZ h-rlt sr-sst
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proved, Soil nle. These lands Will
uee1 no pghng.
CONE AND SEE.
rp1u q credit Of l, 2 and 3 years, e1
,er cent Of th- uTebase money, VII
Ia 2 IN Ror a " Tn rvro or me- grtr

OF two per cent Of th- uFebase money VII cH Viii
qT'red sh BOld IN Two mule approved stcur!-
uCy and lieu viii be retained upon the uuul LLs
purcl. money IS pad
ALSO-Uu .4onday, the 7th day Of December next, at
the Court b,ue CeuIrtvIie hickman county, VIII sell
Town Lots and pa Of Lots known ana d- mated
Ia tle plan II SAID Town lots Nos 20 10 g. lying
on fam street For general description Ie=r 10
A, Nunuey 4 entrsTie. Said town lots viii be slid
upon credit u twelve uOnlhs except The per
cent 4 TIE purchase mJney, Wh,h viii be .q
cash b nd WI b Two 81 pr. cIrI N.u De
TtqLredtJr lie DlaLcs Of the puI uIcn-ss len
relalueJ on lie lots uuul The purchase mOuty pad.
TIE a0r.s d t4ud5 ana q Sod -.. ne IN
stan % H., DanLs for Ihe puIpOse uIIn,
are I.t -. ] rcd. i'm, and tn ul- q INA
tis ha',-i Iy ute papers in pysses5i0l, AID "l
Cns-r.u . .e 90, y fur her iufJrm4t on esireI
&C. ~. { c $40 u. h. UN sN CAM.
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aIOO REM AItII

d ANAWhY from the Subscriber, living Pulaski ,
II Giles county, two negro men, VILLA and JAMES. .
WILL ~ Is aDOnt 2j years age black five
feet inches high has TaiheT fine voice, stO0ps e
forward.
JAMES about "a or 95 years Of age very black, with
good deal OF VIII te about his six feet hgut IA
very voice, himself very erect. BIZ had
grey blan ke James had black cloth coat %
scares reco 's6d. will give tbe above reward for them
ANY. Q-.tff j. NJ. MARKS.
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sgssss~-7r s--.aa z-sszs-ars-- trtE 49,


THE Great Central Route c0nnssGng the AE0acsles
/ WihTesterD Northwestern and Southwestern Statek
Oy continuous Railway direct IbIs read also connect.
at Psburg With d@iy line OF Steamers 10 al po-ts on
be Western Rivers and ct Cleveland and Sarduszy with
Steamers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes rekiug
the direct, cheapest Gnd re}jG5}c SoEts by waic
FREIGHT can be forwarded to ard from the Grea Hes
Rates between Philadelphia and PittsburE
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes Dry Goods ,- go.
in 5O1esy Furs, Feathers Ec....... ( '0o Per iVvr
SECOND CLASS-Books and stationery
Dry Goods in baes,) Hardware, Lea 60e per leon
BIRD ClAS8.-Arvils, ,Bagging Bacon, so...,oo,
Pork in buls.), Hemp, &C. 49,. 'U0 per lOVE
JBiH CLASS.-CeHee, Fish, Bacon .o.---,,o-
and Pork ipacked. lard pud Lard Oil 2O0 per lOoN
EIour-75 cts pertt IN ,shsr notice
GTan-S5 ctE. per ] lbs "a further notice
Cotton-S2pa per bale Otazsssiins 800 los. weight until
crther notice.
;sy In shipping GuUis any point East of Phils
.ephis be particular marx package ga PAilQGeiDbiq
BGiLr0Gd" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road al Pbiadephs Ptlsburg will be forwarded With
ut detention
FRzIsHT AGESTs.-Bsrris, WOrnIey / Co, Memphis
tennessee; 2. F. Sass Co, st Louis; j. 5. Mitchell
}On, Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bel and Murdock and
Carter Jewett, Louisville, Ky.; @. IsIdruu Madison
indiana SprigDaSu Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati
\. W Graham i Co., GAINESVILLE, UhO; Leech 4 Co. No
81 Ki57 street Boston, Leech Co. Ast0r Bouss New
York: SO William street and Nos BatIer1 Place, NV
FORK; &. SnesdeT, Philadelphia; MagraB d K0rus bul
imOrs; Geo @ frsnoiscus, Pttsborg.
l. Il. HOUSTON, Gsasrlt Frejglt Agent, Phia
4. j. LOMBAERI, Sept Att0oE9, Pa
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SheriR's sale

DY viTturs of execution to me directed from the
~ circuit of Bedford cOuny, Angus term, Is57
favor OF HIN Hutton, assignee. vs. w Gritis ard New
Thompson, Sd, Partners Co., and Jacob Ihompsu
will on the day Of October next, offer the
court ward gate Nashville, to the highest bidder
cash. -Four Likely Negroes to wi One boy sged years.
one do sgei 90 one Sged 8, aud gr "a years OF
aye; levied upon the property Of NewcOm ThOm psOn 70
sAtlsf, said execution. sale within 10 al heurs.
X EDMUNDSON SherG,
Get pE3 fee s4-tds By CAAIsKIL, Dept snf.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

-HOvaS HOPE d CO., No. 1872 Chambers street.
Nex-York.-eslaBlished ls-O-lmpoters aRd Dealers
A., al decr un Of Rare old Madeira sherry ano FOR
XSyins, finest old Brandies, superior OLD JAMAICA 81
,y and rga Rum Old Holland Gin, ana every variety
- pine Imported and domestic Liquors.
ChampaEuC-Na SuLElue, hoet N CndbuuL 'I 4uu
MDmms Imperial, Cabinet aud NeTzenay, heidseicA and
ether BRANDS. - ,-,-4,,u fbstasp MAJ
- Cbateau Lahte. Lroyre, LSrose, MsrgsuG ana 81
fIIien. Chateau and Haut Sau'. rncs. --
'1tocE WIncs--of Johuannesberger, Ma coorunner'
,, ssbeer. Hoc heimeT, sparkling OcE and Mosehe.
all the choicest varieties, EegGnts, kegallat
Sc - operas, PreFsed and Uommuues.
ouOte reign FruELs-Ci ali Ents, RaisinB, himonos
MOI and COfEecE-Sll OF the finest qualities.
? eskaA and Tong uCs-Burliugton, Virginia ano
Ham, fIs-s. smoked and Picked Tongues.
NSs-LI,eT1 HutICT-iu FiTkins, Tubs ard stone Jars
SorefEn PjCAcls-Saucss, Calsups, Sardines, "a
usrs, Oves,&c' 49,, M, l. A.. - q, r,...t. AID
EII and general assortment Of every variety Of FINE
~ ERIES imarb6, 'S7--dly.
s1zS1INII- a ARhS, } EW ELBY, MILITARY,
S0IJFGE. AND SOCIETY METALS,
rHTrFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New aud original
M dIs al Marks Pius, Suds, @c, constantly hand.
,a nv mai att uded Door Plates Notary, Corpora
Is ,yIth or without presses Bridal, visiting prOes
~. Csrds engraved order, at the shortest notice.
OF ai, 1,pIum aw ,rded by Franklin Institute, for the
,,Is scfTurpa OF Masonic and fine JeWelry.
hahU EDGAR ?. BA1ON, ~ Chestnut Sweet,
,.,SIv Iy.RP. PEiGdslph,G, Pa.
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Conditions and Ge ersI ReFuIatiOu

]. Pay mvhls lo b. made semi-snnuBlly m advance.
3 No deduction W be TO- absence unless caused
by sickness. Pupils remaining in the Institution during
cation viii pay 50 OO per week.
3. Ihs academic Year commences the First Monday IN
SepteW Der, Hsd ends The Tuesday In gHy, Is dVi
ded into two sessions, OF Eve nths each.
& Il required that all pocket money shall be deposited
in the hands OF The treasurer who will be responsible for
the
Il Please address all communications respecting the
Academy, the Su, error Of 81 CAlharnes FsRat
Academy, a above,
enhe At - Ftvsn
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E. Bi FOGG s SON

4. FOGG, having taksn HE into partnersbtn ts-
l.. practice Law in Ihs Supreme, 5der ai lss
Ioufts Of Davidson County, Prompt sIeRion BE- zgan
- tns eetsssHoA VI eAsAss june il-6ms
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Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, C4T6Oys Of Acids or
OIher Chemicals per 100 lbs %
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fores, Books Stationery, BOots s. Oes Liquors
Oils, &C. in b)tues. CamPn Spirits Teruent,n IN
barrels CsrpesnE, china, Ulass and as waTe Car. m
cases, Clucks CoRieconares Cotton Cards; Dry ods In
Furs, arden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking GAS
Plaes at owners risS Oysters jars Saddsry
SECOND CLASS
Hardware except such as specified third class Coffee
Wills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors ia barrels and pipes
Tobacco in boxes Leather Ia rolls and boxes in bar
and SKIS, CrOCkery ad Queensware in crates and eaE
hice, Whiting, Plas er, Sheet Brass and copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, ShOvels, Spades, Iron Zine and Tin In MOS
Tin Piate, Anyils, Vice. casks Lains aud Hoes Ns
and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Nil Gearr
Carriage Springs aud Xies, Railroad heels and Axiss
SPECIAL BATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Garages boxed. and other
Chemicals viii Do charged al double arsi class Tais ~
" Have ever package plainly marked with mama Of
coHssEee, desnat aud depOf of delivery Attention IN
his maeI prevents delays and nsures speedy
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via Savannah, should to Agent
Agent &. K. o., 5 vannah. "a
Goods shipped charleston SHOULD be consigned TO the
age marked, care Agent $. 4. r. e. Charleston : q
The through rates above al exp nses from New
charged slthsr az Charleston SaUalsHai.
shPP.rs ma! rely 1on uqiinrm rates and prompt deIve
mes Js both lines over harg~ and damages by eth.r
ue, viii adjusted b. the sgcns Of The NashFiI. and
Chattanooga kUad.
In Of lost Essing goods Will take charge Of anv
nee necessary oT lhe recovery and H found
will ply for the same at the expiration of 80 DAYS arpr mo-
tious EashriHc and CtataaoogG R0ad nust b. a.
dressed 10 II. I 4adersOH, Sap't., Vashgias.
Me chants when IN Now YOrA will fecerve every norma
Charleston Line, No. 1876 BrJsdway and The sa aBDab
Line, No, l3 Broadway
CHA's W. ANDERSON,
may2e-u BP Gsn'l Agent.
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AUCTION CARD

WILL continue, as here Ofars published make sales
w ny-stricfIy adheTeiT t. his purpose OF Dot
buying orseIir any Goods up own sef cunt.
cousig nents made 70 his Home VIII he eashed within
three das after sales. No goods Will be rec iTed for
ton with limits. go,
an and a rersons having balances IN his hands Will
pae cs leave reespS and get proceeds and all who
balances will call and pay. -
Hereafter goods WIN oe oeuVefed unu we hls are
/ Dsid oct IA B r SHIELDS, -, Pub Square.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
EhTee Daily TFaiDS from Pittsburgh to
PhiIats IPhia
TRAINS l5aye PittsbUrght Ollows: Mail A. NJ: East
1 Line - p N Il r,ss Mail go P. NJ.
The EzITes~ Mail Da. the atueT sundays eX-
cepted; Aakug DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all Trains
from
Leuis, No Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa city, lows ;
CAIRO Rock island AMI Ch 'agp. UliLOgs; Lexington and
LOui-ville, XIV; Terre Haute, Indiana polls ana La
ayete, Indiana tiUcTuati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, d uesYIlle, CrestlIEe,
Nass.liOn and Wooster Ohio. Also
Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND Al.E POINTS IN HE WEST,
FARE A. LOW A. BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers tae West rely upon This being the
shoFtest and mot expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and Gil
EASTERN CITIES
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.el Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad, Pmls.
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$4,000 REV WAkD i!
GoVERNER's PROCLAMATION.


q NDREW JOHNSON, Governor OF
= the State of tennessee, 10 all I6F1 zsSS=A
who shall see theoe presents-Greet- - ~A
ing; 'ssfS~SS-Sr
WuEPEls It has been made known to that certain
FRANCIS d. PUG h. charged with having committed foul
and at0cus Murder the 5th day Of November, 1856
uDou the BODY Of THOMSON late Of our County
OF Giles has Hed from justice and rlnniDg a. large.
Now therefore, | ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor 6s
Aforesaid byvrLue OF the and authority In vested
40 hereby ODER a Reward Of Five HUNDRED DOLLARS,
10 any person persons who apprehens the said
FRANCIS H. PUGH and deTeT hI 70 the Sb riff JsOr
ofour county Of Giles in order that justice in that
ay done and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hsreunto s-t
-f1s&szn my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the
E Ssss state be affixed Al Nashville, on the second
f5 100 Gay Of March, 1857.
- ANDREW JOHNSON.
bY TIE GOvKRNOE
F.N.W. BUXTON, Secretary Of Slate.
DESCRIPTION.
Francis f. Pugh Is above medium size square built and
raw bOned feet two three inches high weighs ut
hundred aud seventyfve pounds thirty three
stands erect, shoulders rather thrown back
hair blue eyes, swErtHy cOmpleXiOn-has scar on
bis chin, also slight lump the upper lip.
? IN addition 10 the above reward offered BY the Gov
ernOr will pay The OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the said Pug apprehension and delivery the proper
bOTitIes. ImAr3l-WtEl }. T. THOMPSON
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