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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

RELIGIOUS Mon AT QggBEc.-Mr. Papiu, a lay
prcsobey Of the Wesleyan ns,hoor church in Quebec,
vas recently mobbsd while Visiting some converts from
the Roman cathoo faith, and narrowly escaped with bis
life mob u several hundred excited Catholics broke
into ths house. Knocked down and uampled upon We
inmsiss. among whom was . woman; and MI Pspin
Who va furiouy attacked escaped through the exer
uofs Of few friends, some Of vhom were severely
beaten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWBB EVERY DAT
REIIOrOUs NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
"A KNoRTAL CUURCH.-REv. DR. HAWKS, RECTOR
WI az Calvary church. viii preach 10 morrow Buria }
afternoon and Rev Morgan Din assistant minister Of Trinity
church In the evening will By request repeat the sermon
delivered the evening of the s In the church Of
Hammond street and wsverey place. Services O 81 and
~. sesu rree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

kaspg me aggregate aoovt oSe hundred and eighty
Thousand ttHeis ths amount IL will be recouecieo, be-
huge 70 TIE last year'n account which the rowdy
Lgss,ufe % lsto uegltcteo 10 provide Tor IL. pro.
bspe tte ~ill aopropris,ed 10 another
bii The coe OF The stssiao ur preset yeAr
THIS u contains excellent prov soo 10 thts extent
that money reserved and pied sy on
Def ali 81 raid Coz poraons societies INSTITUTIONS
sbAIi constitute ieI upon ana con,i0ue And remain 81
Retter Win all tuoitqonIt s1prOpri&uous tns reoY,
Toe part u The state charge the real and per
eonAi " the SAID si,u'Ops hen be re
esssd opon OF the Stat s1d colec.
&c, wb.b.ver Va the UyiIiou o tie Lsisaure the In
Of tie stale tho projection eve-Al Char
,es embraced ~i.nin such ins utious resps1t vely
Iebotr Lec,ss.ry. Tos osi.o u sidsu -sAy
The millions oi pablo mosey whion have Dec 81 b
sersd BY knsvish speculAtore into ~ <sgsAo
these charitable iupds have heretofore fire. Esrai
sro IN naoy nnRtces entirely perv <<ecxy rxl.en
uantenarce OF toe ibsttuts.ns iotends ses rvon tn
Nov. TIE Legislator. oesires ibhtu SsDe bsusnlei
bep Wherever It's chsties are % er,e shall have
sttui,ops In nseves may >Qrrued that the IN
SER ding opersrurs OF pp" .e praectei from the
tioe lotLIg more OF Their maugxers. II 10 jas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

EAn urp1A PALE ALn-IoTRs JUSTLY ONE.
~ brAted kast InAa Pale As aoknoviedreA coaucs-
ssurs 70 be Ne hnes man nquor mis- continent Anb
choice supply q porter suitable r bcupg dr~~shs use
once 81 De brewery, No. ls Rass erh strssA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

INTEIII0ENCn OFFICES.

WAsIRD-ruREE sALEtMEN, FOUR CI.KIKs FOE
and grocery sorcs two bookheepcrs tvo eonducssa I've
three brAkesmen, two barkeepers ~ee ire
men. ave walters, two porters, Two soechmen, Deu for
and three boys for trades and storsa Apply V
KAUFMAN GARRArT, 76s Broadway.
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BrORTTr0.

pIRDs, BIRDe.-H. KEsrrER BROS. BRO TO I'M.
- form their cussomcrs and the public 10 general thai hey
have received again importation 81 the best snging
nares and that The genuine kind from the Harz mountains
only be obtained at the chsApest price In this city, her
10 North william street Also goldhnche. nne4s "a
kns starlnrs, thrushes. backbirds and hard
Come nobody will leave this store unsaisHed
UroR sALR--A BLACK EEwroUNDLANp Doa.
II fierce and vatshful Apply ~ IS stone ssreet.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

tho ALL WHOM n NAY CoNCKRr-TAKR NOTTop
Mat pursuant 70 q decree u he Csok county Osur -
Common Pleas IN and for Ne county c Cect ui-
sois, he chancery SIDE thereof msAe CERTAIN
wherein David 0becn II COMPLAINANT and ndvard uArdGe
and cshers defeudan An perscs having claims agAst
Henry King formerly q ne city o New York and now es-
curred upon or pr,sr e On day q Janusry A. ls ere
required present and establish s ad claims ADA prove
up The same before O r. Frecv Master Chanseryt
70 and for sod county Of Occk, ~ my cnce, Ne .y g
A. ID. 1851. 4. o. PAINE fknkk
MAstsr In Chsncsry Occh county, NJ
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CLOTHING, 30.

OF TO $500 WORTH or NEW AND LEFT OFF
Dbl clothing wanted Geutlemen having large mali
os 10 dspose Of vi receive he fall value Without hagy ing
seeking impcse them Gall the sort, A4dresn
THOs. ID. COHROY, No ssl Pearl street.
fNLoTHTNG.-IADrEs on GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
" dsrcse of receive The highest FOR By scnd
Ing 10 addressing Cohen IL Laurens street scar Ca
nal or 81 West broadway. n Blades attended 10 OF
MIRA G.
ADKg Arp CHrLDRENg CLOTHlr0.-MER-
- chants can be supplied with The above go,a n ade
maisriah workmanship and style, equAIled By
any nFhe United aA.es and 90 for the best elias sHze
net thrown together By machinery o. Otherwise, II deY
shop style" for Southern Western mArket Wholesale
and retail orders erecutcd By a. CHAMBkhs sucee.srs
RrAdhrcok. uo. ~ Broadway nearly ovposite eev~ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

pAsss East MpIA PALE ALE ON DRAUaBr. Ar
~ suIHhELANps ceiebrsssd isnch room, 70 Pine srss4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

T W.. wAILACK nusKErEERs-rHE MEnBKRs
Of the above named company are requested 70 nee on
sunday next the Mercer House. at II eclsck In
citizens r The Of attending the funeral Of Mr..
Ws. PHyrr, Re-. ID. 0kAHAn, Captain.
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TNBE COPARTNERsHIP HERvrOrORE EXISTING
between Lionel and John jacobs Il This day 1aelved by
mutual Mr. John Jacobs N authorized 70 ne ~
name Of hs late urn In settlement LIONEL JACOBS,
JOHN JACOBS.
The undersigned have this day formed . oopArtnsruhp
under Ne nAne and title Of g. Jacobs and yin cAry
he usual business Of The Ae firm, The pAee cor
Broadway Mr. L. Jacobs win old stand,
l01 Chatham sueet JOHN JACOBS
NEW YoRK, Feb. a. 1857 HENRY r. JACOBS.
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A orNInAL ASSORTMENT or BRANDrRs. wTgu
"A JsmascA rum, gins, Scotch Tri~h Mopcp esAsia a.
Bssrson whskeyi hcetch aes, fo~dcu and Dvhr roysv
FINE bottled PhnsAePha ale and porter suitable ~ Ar
wrtet corner OF crosby near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
OoPAnTnEHsFR aOTTCnv,

81 OO)O -rAhINf-A WAITED, A SMART, EuERs
3l.VOV. setic Fad hard worfng man win De Above
sapMn who VII o. wiling his whole time and At
senson 70 good penmaa and correct hgures
shr os estsbshpg Wholesale sin. and
ooesy nore on Broadway about the middle Of March
Aeotess WIN full name Ac, Partner, Broadway, HerAd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01

ITO MA1UFACTURK1a-eSOOn-A GENTLEMAN OF
large business experience and extensive acquaintance
with Wholesale merchants and buaness N ths city.
vorh take interest and inves Is 900 $4,000
speetable ufacturng business where rak wsuh be
70 the business Address Dor 100 Post oGeA saaing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05
TILE CHANGE oF PRESIDENTS.

The beautiful and imposing ceremonies at Wash
iDeton on yesterday, upon the close Of TIE sdmin.
Is ration OF one President and the Inauguration Of
another, was q happy illustration of the genius
and spirit of republican titutions and prouder
spectacle than was ever witnessed 10 all the
rouh6s of regal splendor or Of royal Coronstons
The President Of great Republic peacefully re-
signs tie reigns Of ofice, and stepping from the
chair Of State, Genes sgsin private citizen,
aud BY the charge not less hOnoFed in position
He retires not Bs an expelled monarch, driven by
the tide OF revolution and the curses of an out
tgtd people, but with Il e approving conscience
Of az honest patriot, cheered with the paudi,s Of
40 sdmui1g multitude, saying wei. done good
and Ia thlul servant" From the cares aud re-
sponsibIhiies il cidrnt to the guar isnship Of q
great Ia ion, be is permitted to seek the quiet
shades If pr vate life, to become Que Of the multi.
tude OF New Hampshire CT. zsns. To that peace.
ful home be takes with him the happy conscious
ness Of iatlful discharge Of public trust, and
the esteem and gratitude OF the great body of The
American people.
The Incoming, like he outgoing President, is il
ID die1 ce 10 that voice which constitutes the truly
and only sOv, re gn = Of cur c,uotry, THE WILL Of
Tbs PEOPLE AOle, experienced aud faithful, b,
gives co fieacs TO the national mind aud pros
perry 10 the gel e-sl veal We trust that his sd.
niuistration may be less trying than his immediate
pred,c ssor's, aud 40 less grsrd and patriotic il
the priLo5 ples on which it is based.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

"a As every thing connected with the new oc-
oupaut of he White House Is interesting al this
time, We copy the following small talk from
the Lancaster Wing of last week:
Our eDtsrpgising friend De J. Meizger, has Just
completed Mr.. Buchanans inaugural suit. The
entire suit is to be OF blaek-the coat and psnla-
locus of the finest cloth, aad The yes. Of silk flow.
cred. The entr- affair will reflect credit upon the
superior workmanship Of our toWnsmau, who iu-
ished IT, In the inside Of the coat, across the
shoulders and around ths arms, thirty one stars
are t4stefully embroidered n silk, with the Key
stone il the centre, representing tne glorious ga.
lsxy Of brllilnt stars Wnlol Mr BIcasnen will
endeavof 10 bind stul more frmly together, wuh
the Keystone of the whoe, Strengthening and
hold ng firmly the splendid arch
M Buchanan IS one Of toe largest, best built,
finest looking men Of our acquaintance. Il viii
only require peep a. this suil 70 assure any one
that the former OF these assertions Is oJrrect. The
cost bears some resent lsus3 to cavern, WhIs
tie "uumeDtouables" would be sufi dent to bury
two cJmmon sized men 10. Not 10 make a COM
p1rison, but We think that our Distinguished Pes
ident will prove taat although Lancaster county is
| now famous iOT her hn3 horses aod cattle she Is
none tue less entitled to emuenee for the heal
thy, finely proportional, well framed, clear minded
/ meu she produces
/ We are glad to learn that the Lancaster Fenci-
! blss have determined pos tiV Iy to accompany Mr
Buchanan to Washing ton On Monday, 81 We {
pleased 10 ascertain that ths representation liS
| ranks will be even more than usually large Mr
Buchanan cannot but feel delighted a. the exhi0l
tiOn Of ths good testing Of the people OF the cOun
| ty OF his adoption, Evidenced by this accCmpsn.
ment OF the F5Lc.b.es, aud will mos. likely tres
sure it as one OF tue most gratifying events OF BIZ
life.
Nj. Breckenridge will be st Whestand during
the latter part OF the week, snd tee WheatlanC
Club will aid in eseortug him and Mr. Buchanan
to Washington. The dsputston Of our cHlzel
accompanying them viii &c extraordinarily large
The numoer Oi LsncssterIans st Washington uI
Inauguration day viii most likely exceed IN pro
pOruOn that ousuY other CITY.
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NEW RnnKS

"OvER THREE HUEDRED THOUSAND FACTS WORTH
KEowIEG, are embraced within an interesting vol
ume, q cory Of which has bsen laid on our table
This work Is particularly intended for family ref
ecouomy, a0d contains the largest and most vsiu
able CORRECTION of useful information that has ever
yet been published. From a hssty glance at it.
we conclude that it is worth al least ten times the
selling price. For sale by HAGAN & BRo.
"THE ARTIT's BRIDE; OR THE PAwNBRoKERs
HER," ~ EMERsoN Bennett, author of msny in
terestiug stories is the title Of new novel which
we find very highly cOmplmented by the press and
Popu ar with all who have read it. For sale at
HAGAN & BRo's
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

The regular Washington correspondent Of the
New York Post gives the following account Of the
recent difficulty in the House It is tinged with
ell the prejudice of Black Rspubicani.m agsinst
Mr.. Wright, and may be supposed to be as unfair
to that gentleman as the circumstances would sd-
nit Of:
WAsmoToH, February %, 1857.
Insteal Of The Corruption Committee Report
the House began this moraing to consider the sew
eral spnroDristiou bills. including tie Army, Navy
and Others. which are passed with uncommon dss-
patch During the debate sn exciting episode oc'
Cured arising from the difficulty Of Tuesday last,
bstweeD Sherman OF Ohio snd Wright Of Tennzs-
ace. About twelve O'Clock, Wright, accom- panied
By Savage Of Tennessee, walked over to the seat
hebipd Shermsu's, which is near the door rather
70 the lett OF the Speaker.
Wrigbi's friends allfgs that be only went to
speak with Mr. Harris, OF Maryland, il the rear OF
Shermans, while, on the other side, it Is asserted
Wright evidently bad a purpose Of insulting Sher-
maD, SO IS TO provoke him to a duel Mr. Sher-
naD, acting 90 the impression, and thinking he
saw or heard something ia the conversation or
manner Of Wright to confirm it, tossed q handful
of waters in the Tennesseau's face, thus throwing
the responsibility Of Challenging on him--a resPon-
sibllity which previously WIS supposed to lie on
oneTmau 10 consequence Of Wnghts lmPutal ID
| Of s'sshood in the debate Of Monday.
Of course The waters were not pslstabls and q
/ row ensusd Wright, It is sTerred, put his hand
suspcIOusly in bis ieft breast pocket, aud Sherman
| sprur on and struck at him, but was seized by
| Waktman Of New York, Wright was sinulia'
/ neously szizsd By Watkins of Tennessee, and Saw
age and escorted to lis seat. A great deal Of wri
ting eusued among the parties, trends collected il
groups around them, aud at the last aivices Messr;
Savage, Harris and Keiit, were engage ia esrnes
consultation outside Of the Hal II aug challenge
should pass, il must necessarily have come from
| Wright; bat bis friends, Keitt and Savage, have
determined that no such demonstration, under tht
circumstances, 10 required.
Both Sherman and Wright are plucky N n -
Sherman, who IS grandson Ct the famous Roge
SheTmsp IS Of tall slender figure, and is iorcible
earDtsr, but always courteous ard g nut m4ul,k
debaer. Saerm4u insists, h0weg-r, thai b
! (WHghO did all that be could to assume deGan
and insulting speci while With a. strenuous,
asserts that insult wss intended Sherman,
| will be remembered, was mem ger of the Kan=s
Investigating Committee, the discussion OF who's
ings originally gave rise TO the quarrel WrIgt
having charged Sherman with fssenoad Boz
parties, ! am informed, we're armed with revolver
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

PoTTICAL PREACHING An American clergy nau in As
Minor writes as follows: If any WISHES to see what
comes from secuirized ministry pre-thood let him
come here where there thousands IF priests and church
members be e IS curse earth like secu,arised
political priesthood No wonder hist in Europe and the
East there many inhies. cannot but fear from
what read thiths American ministry has seen its test
DAYS Pure christianity has existed oay alb three cen
turtles in any country. Then Comes corruption"
TIE are not 10 dasp5niDg II mistake not there is
already marked change the bster 10 the matter 50
Justly con planned Of Many good minister who was led
away by excitement OF the hour and by desire tl
meet the wishes Of his people, has I've think may say)
preached his last political sermon. he will know better
next lime.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH g. 1857.
A OoNvEyrIoN OF The FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.

We invite the special attention Of our readers
to 40 ably prepared communication 10 another col
umn, addressed TO THE PEOPLE OF TEHNEseEs, on
the highly important subject Of Education il con-
nectiou with our Common School system. The
communication embraces many valuable suggss
ti0ns and concludes BY proposing Convention Of
al who feel al interest in the cause, to be held il
the town Of Lebanon on the I'd Thursday 10 July
next The importance Of the matter discussed and
the high character Of the gentlemen who are claim
Ug the attention Of the public, should secure for
this address q general and cOnsiderate reading.
We shall take pleasure ct some early time to e.
force, in our own way, the importance OF this
question. We trust that the papers throughout
the State will give room to tie address, that its
propositions may be ge3erslly understood and
discussed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

~ correspondent of the Knoxville Register sug-
gssts the Bameof 5. p IvSs editor Of the Athens Pei
the know nothing candidate for Congress The third
distrotWe have doubt tut that lvISs would make as
good any member OF his party but we take it for
granted that be has no ambition to for the empty com
plimeut OF being beat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05
Imported albion.
PILES PILES PILES

PILES PILES PILES
INTaACTABLz ,sE OF EvERY FORK AND
STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never foil in giving Immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the WOrst and obstinate eases Of
Hem0rrh0ids or Piles Il is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
of patient study aud investigation
Sufferers from Piles have remedy ct hand which
will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL
without fear Of failure its part do oil the proprietor
claims OT it
Full directions accompanying each box and al that il
requisite is strictly To observe them, aad will
70 follow.
DR. T h. CAvASAUGH (PrssenL)
Dear Sir. When arrived il the city Tea days ago
was suffering intensely With the piles. mentioned my
eJddnn 70 you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Save saving il would cure me. tired the
effect was immediate and | an bow we'll believe t
10 BE- asst proved IN nv case, uFaua5ls remedy, and
Tor that disease, the Piles and such
mend il 10 others
Yours truly JOHN ". HANSON, ogSt. Louis, No.
- Price 81 per box, For sale in Nashville By EWn
Bros, Wholesale Agents. and b. Druggists and Dealers
generally,
DR.. T. q, CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
sug8l-1y INSIDE St Louis No,
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- We understand from the New York papers that
some process has been issued by tie Governor Of that State
against Coroner CoNNsEE with the view # investigating
cert in charges preferred against that gentleman in con
nsctou with his fl sia conduct in the BuEde murder osss
and for his removal from Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

DURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court Of Marshall
county, made February Term 1857, in tie
Of J. Mcknight and s. c. HaTvell vs.. T. W. rvell, will
highest bidneT, Court House door in Lew
isburg MONDAY the 9Th day Of April next, Two Likely
Negro Jim and SAM Jim is about 81 years of age
very likely and experienced hand about HOTEL very
has bad habits sam Is about 81 years Old
large and likely, aud FIR t-rzte hand 70 Mould Brick
TEHMs-Sald goes will be sold months time, the
purchaser giving with aP oVed security, bearing inter
est from }. MchNt CHI
mareh5-w2s-prs fee 81. Clerk Master.
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters 81 80.
BRILLIANT SCHEMEI

80 3I6 Prizes amounting tl4llIO
v holes $50: Halves $40 Iarters s. Fights g. so,
Certificates of Package Of 26 Wholes cost. $8l6 90
Do do % HAYES, 15s 90
Do do. % IuIters, 70 90
DO. do. % Egh hs 80 so
~ All orders for Tickets packages in any eftbe Mary
land Lotteries will receive prompt enon, and the draw
ing mailed all purchasers lmmsd aIely after II is
address I. II. HUBBARD & co,
mTh5-tf No 80 Fayette St OF Boz No. 4O BaLimoEe Nd
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Maryland Lotteries !
FOR MARCH, 1857.
u RnANrHa l. rn Mouo.

i OIt 4fI4AItOIIj 4OOIs
X. FRANCE s. CO., Manager.
DRAWINGS conducted under the supenIendenee Of The
State Lottery Commissioner. Prizes paid
Drawn. A Grand Maryland LOuery the Havaua plan.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland-ENIra Case b
drawn in Baltimore, Md SATURDAT March %, 1857
10000 Numbers-I,O00 Przes In these Lotteries every
Pr "a must be drawn by some one all the Prizes
drown out of the Wheel
III 7. II. Hubbard 60. authorized BY the Managers
fofT a1Io
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05

PUBLISHING AND FANCY GUUDS.
TUST received per express supurb assortment Of Shirts,
81 Neck Ties Cayals, liars, Dressing Robes Suspenders
Hose Stocks Kid and six Glove, Underwear Of every
variety, Trunks Vases aud Carpet bags Also, fresh
supply Of PsrfumeTy and Toilet Soaps, Hair Tooth and Nail
Brushes Together with choice l0 Of Shell, Buffalo and
Ivory Combs &c &c. Ne invite all 10 stock,
and promise TO sell at moderate pr J. II MCGlLL,
Lad es' aud Gent emens Furnishing Store, corner Of the
Square and College street. mrh5-d3w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-05
Auction Sale
OF
GB0GB RTgSo
BY
Morris d StrattOn.

ON WEDNESDAY morning, March 18th, 1857, at 10 e.
~ CLOCK, viii Ofer at Auction in front OF Store
Market street, large and well selected stock Of GFJceres,
Wines L quOTs, &c, viz
100 hhds Sugar 500 bags fair 10 choice Rio
100 bbls MOasses Coffee
100 half Dbls Moasses; $50 packages Mackerel;
90 boxes Cod fish; 50 boxes Herring
20 SaTdnes; cases Figs
50 coils Hope ,ass'd sizes 6O boxes Fancy Candy;
50boxes Oranges, fine order; So doz PAINTED Buckets
20 nests hall bushels IA boxes Va. Tobacco, Vari-
SO 600 Cigars, various brands; Gus brands;
100 boxes star Candies; 50 haif boxes star Candies
50 duauer do 50 bXs TalOW do;
500 Kegs Nails best brands 100 bbls Magnolia WHISKY;
90Obbs Whisky, various DTds 81 b0is fine Whisky
g bbls American Brandy; brands;
30 = pipes do do; 10 bbs Gin;
WIlh many other articles IN the Grocery LBe
mrh5-Id MUKRIn q STRATION.
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800 Reward,

THE undersigned will pay 500 for tho apprehension Of
negro nsmed BEN II taken up in any free state,
and $50 H taken upin the State OF Tennessee and secured
in any Jail that they get him, delivered 70 them No
L. Cedar street, Nashville Ben about forty years OF
aDOut Eve feet eleven inches hgh of brown color, high fore
head, aud sysry sensible and smart, he raised
Whites Creek in Davidson county, Samuel Casey, and
probably in Nashville, in the eighbOThoOd Of White
Creek.
fab5a- dEwtf LANES a. HARRISON.