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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
ALSO.

. OS ACRES, lying the east side Of the Noensvlle
= Ga Turn bike mi out lies WE'LL about 10 acres
timber balances cared soil Of the very best qualify cot
tage buiding part Of the Ridley ract now Owned oy NJ
Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. joiner, - Whtsett, and
otherE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
Twenty-Eighth Annual Fair Of the Ameri
York, 1885,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
SUMMER SHOES.

s " YD E Il d. + RI h Il e L L
No. 2I Public Square.
A RE in receipt Of a fle stock Of
~ Gents CALF Congress Caters;
" Oxford Ties;
Fine Patent lie tther Congress Caters;
Oxford Ties;
and Cali low quarter Shoes;
CALF Pump sole Boots,
ALSO.-A good assortu ent Of Boys and Youths Of
every style aud quality all Of which offered low for
cash at NO. 81 Pubic Square.
juneS. SNYDER FRIZZELL.
THE LADIES
NyILL find at SNYDER & FRIZZELL's beautiful as
w sortment Of Caters, Slippers. Kid and Bus.
kins. Also, for Misses and Children general assortment
Of Saoes, cheap for cash Can at No. 81 P1bBc square,
1unGS. SNYDER FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
CLARK'S
Celebrated FIGURING Mill.

Grinding ard Boiling II a single operation. 30 inch
Stone-Prce S75wi turn out 80 bbls per day. 80 inch
Stone-Price $7C0-wll turn out 30 bbls per day.
his Mill is the cheapest most simple durable and com
pact, requiring lees power, attention, and makes
larger yield and better quality Of Flour than any other
In for sale, Mills be running at Kingston
Tenn.
We also manufacture very superior Corn and Feed Mill
upon & same principle.
II any will furnish me the power, so that can
% inch pulley $50 times minute with inch band viii put
up Mill and 80 days if he will furnish much
Wheat l grind that time, at 81 per bushel and
take the -Four IS per Dbl will give him the Mil 70 the
profits after paying for the Wheat and all the
runDing and leave the Mill in good repair
at the beginning. Address
THOS. d McELWEE,
A h-ns, Tenn.
References to responsibility Athens, Chattanooga
and Kingston. June l-d5m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

I HAVE arrival q Ns<ress "a hapd. auonxsi
t1en a. erselleas eAckkaish. h4 sse and sai. tAat
mas nsys 8 ~ = - '- ANS ". roKrER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
ALSO,

90 ACRFS the east side Of the Nolensville Turn
I'd pike les from the Cooperation; Che GOODWIN or
Nc nice pace fronting both the NoiensVie aud MIL
Greek Valley Furniises, lies very We soil god nun
bsr of fut trees; good Spring, large Frame Dwelling
with or 8 rooms and all necessary clubhouse.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

FoR PADUcAH-The fine low water steamer
Cuba was detained at the Shoals yesterday in light
ing the AIeo,cia of portion of her freight. The
Cuba will leave this morning at 10 o'clock for Pa
dueah and al intermediate points.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
SALE OF REAL. ESTATE AND SLAVE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SLAVE.
DURsUANT to a decretal order Of the Wayne County
i Court, the June term 1851 in the case Of Martha
A. Clemens al parte will sell to the highest bidder
on the premises on The
1Iih Day of July next,
tracts Of Land containing together 367 acres, situated
in Wayne county Buffalo yer, particular de-
scription Of hich be had the day OF sale.
A credit Of and years Will be gwen, the pur-
cha giving bond and approved ecurity, and lien
tanned on sand land till the purchase money is paid.
ALSO,
One negro slave, named fish, about years old. A
credit Of twelve months will be given, the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security. Said land and slave
belongs to the estate Of John Clemons decd and sold
for Distribution. WIN. JONES,
June S-VSt. Clerk 4 Com.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
NV SopA FoUNrAIN.

T,HAs. MILLER has lssi speaed his sassrb new sofa
" foanlan a his store, Ao A. Cherry street,. vhsts he
eAa, Al u@eas saFpy ths thirsty sith dslsioas and
= - e aelizheat and premises kcsq oers1 sappiy
q 81 NE reIsahng drlcaeses q Ne eenaanils
hand magiS
DLews--aanA spssrs PsrasoaIs ross ea Asaa saa
eEsais ~ sas3 D. D picAkf'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

MISS MARION MAcARTHY's Complimentary Bene-
fit, has been postponed until Friday night.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!

las fflesaDountnx staso0
Tickess a. Halves 81, esArtsss 81.
Certificate Of Psckares o. fen Tickets soit a The
iolso~ ng Eslrs, Hhigh Is ne rsks
10 Ahclk Iicktt4s... 100000 sssst-t
10 EaiF 1Ickets ss.---s-.s ~
10 Quarter Iittsts.-...-----. .------....---..
Bank soics 81 soand hanas tskrn a. par. Checks On
Vs. Ys,E isssa foT prH-a Adiress orders Tor oksts
ar c~rtis<.tss 81 Psek4ges 81 fiokea %
ANDER<ON son, MtaaEers, Macoa,GA
rw- rraers loF Fscksts addressed b O. n WINfRR
A. Ra es1 NAanFills rsnn-. viii b promplF attended
Is. AsDkks0S 4 son, Managers,
yats4 Macon. "a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

= ACRES, both sides Of the Nashville / Chatta-
l. F% nooga railroad, ID miles from Nashville At the
st station west Of Lavergne 6o choice timber, 81
cleared lies leve good so good water; good two story
Frame Dwelng, with rooms, stables, kitchen, smoke
house, end all ether neces airy cabins.
The dwell about $40 yards from The depot or station
and 20 yards Moth OF the railroad Occupied at present
BY Mr.. Bro
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

Nineteen GrndS
Semi
three
men P Fh commit lifting into Sas oboLyr Gands
al and
H
hckegh rh tSqunfS ofSen hrts
Teco ncomngto yhav Just determined
G
eh IS uysueort uc
the prov owe
al wore len
LGd ic
butt asmua hehIe hmend "a firm
ton could Ba
Tta the judgment the cmh in
n % TdSio. The p
frs prem % w hi hV
edsds piano FOts,h the awa h t
Son
assigned
Annual Fair Of the American Institute New
York, 1856.
a.
Son B o
Also at H state ,h hgh VI l Ma o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
CL A 5 N,
Draws June 18th, 1857.

AT ST. ANDREWS HALL Savannah, Ca, under the
sworn snpe rintendence Of w. T. symons, ESQ., and a.
Prentiss, Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

HAVING been appointed by Mr.. Arthur Kendall NJ N.
Y-sole agent for MesUs S. lopp Gus, agent, in
tn sale Of this ceebaed Engh Ale, beg leave suboln
Instrumentation ~ information Of the public, nom The lead
ing Physicians aud Chemists Of the day. TO the medic
advantages and efficient tonic properties Of lsopps Ale
IL Is particularly recommended invslds and general
drink 70 lho.e In health
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

BOUT $50 Acres, both sides Of Big Hsrpeth rive
n Is miles West Of Nashville, and miles Eastof Knl
stons Springs the Nashville and Northwestern Rairoa
the Of the tract about $50 acres clea
cd; balance good timber; soil go d. or never aiiin
springs good Orchard; neghbo hood very good Cottas
build ng the late residence Of Geo. p woodward, decd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

"1he specimens OF your Pale Ale sent 10 afforded n
another opportunity Of hrmirg it's valuable quae
am myself admrer Of this beVe age and my osn 81
pefence enables 70 recommend it, In accordance wit
the opinion Of the most eminent English physicians
very agreeable and Efficient tonic and general beUe
age. both fer tss inrdkid and pie robust
"GieSsen, NdV g."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10

1EI3 ACRES the Liberty road, mile east OF the
lO town Of Franklin, in Williamson county, mile
Of the Tenn Ala Railroad lilo cleared, soil
mostly very coed; or good springs DSeling two
story house Westherboarded and painted with coed
rooms Kitchen smoke house. &C, the late residence Of
Mrs. Walker. Ali on mOSt accommodating terms. Apply
to NANCE WOODWARD.
May 2s, 1857.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24
. ~ IN Z GIf I \ " eE8aEsVuLE I
John f. House, admir-, &C.,

The heirs and crrdtorsiof LIS, House. 5a
INSOLVENf BILL.
In this cause, by ,virnefpf the power vested in
me by law hereby give notice thata bill has been
filed ia the Chancefy court at GAINESVILLE, 10 have
the estate of IS. House, deed, adminsteredin
said court, heiDsolVepcy Of the same having been
suggcstf d-therefore, all persons claiming to be
cradi'ors or benefcares OF said esae. are re-
qu., come forward and be made parties to the
proceedings, and file their claims with The Clerk
and M.ster of this Court, so as TO have their
claims heard with the cause and the necessary de-
cree rendered within the time prescribed by law,
or they will he blrred - sau isfefsl rilggtr
T. ]. MUNFoRD, G & M.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24

|. IN cHANcERY AT I DOVER TENN

II, IN CHANCERY AT DOVER TENN. go.
Alexander Grouse, Bobb Crousc, Reynolds
Cfonse, Jacob Grouse, Sticky Croase, Ffors2
Grouse and Lizzie Grouse, isee persons Of coler,I
rs
j. i. Gentry, j. ] .is'romlinson, Juds,n Ffefs;
yup ToWknson, Jshn Parehrpan, Thes,v IL
Hinson ana lessee Parchman.
% sbffa sIs AMENDED BILLas2g-Er1 ~ 10
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk g.
Master from The allegations in thM pllI that Do
fndants,J F.. Gentry, ~. TomIinson arc
non residents Of tho siats gl Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served up
on tbeIn,H Il therefore ordered that publication
be made in the, Clarksye Chronicle, a news pa,
psr published in the city of ,Clarksve, Tenn,
for foursuccessive weeks, requlrne'ssid noairesil
dents to make their personal appearance OF Dover.
Tenn, on or before the first Thursday after .hsl
second Monday in spri ne xt land plead; answeS 4
demur to, complainanis blu, or the same will 10
taken for confessed and set down for heasing F&-
80. x CLAY ROBERTS, C. s. NJ
March 81. Iss7-prs. fee, SaAaw.P A99's - u
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800 Acres Of Land

...r. #. EOl = AA44ls .r. .....
The undersigned wishes 70 sell valuable tract
oc hpi. being tho one on which he now resides,
conveniently situated on the Forge roui 2milss
from Providepoeppd 4 nlcs tom GIArksyille,
mud within OF 9miles Oi sWegal hne FIGURING
Mrs. Theiund il admiralty aiNrted % the cul-
tare OF Corn, Wheat and 'rob1ceo- bout 15N
nerts cleared aud inn fhc state o. cultivation,
With Young Apple orchort, Just beginning to
bclr Of choice NUT from the ehres, 70 the latest
var'etIes;-u GOOD log dwelling, now almost FIN
i,hed. ana within 100 yards OF a never Ealing
well Of coed water that runs over from one hglf
10 ,wo.thirds e the year, nahroiug "a supply Of
stock w,Ler. The baance OF the laud, Of about
.si0 acres, is wen umhorrd, aud ali the laud lies
,Smparatycly level, and ia clear Of sio'r$s rhaN
won IA be ia the way ~ cu,tiyaung. IuNng
Altogether 4 IS a ltue tract oad good change Cor
one ia locate that wants location In ia section,
Those be, ring o purcha,o would 90 well to ell
eson, IS am d,'srous 10 make inme i'te sal,r-
CLl a. my house, 4 miles DO ~ "a C,Sk'vie,
Tenn. on the oil Furpo 'oad, aud VII tskc
,le,s,,- 81 in shoNiag tho lana, and make known
my etns, ,,,,,- T. ,,,re,,,
M,rch - '5f-lm
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-24
70 nav, old Friends and customers,

would say that have adopted The rule TO soIF
for eashstrictly, and have done it Because IbeA
ieve my interests demanded H. md that it would
advance the Interests Of those who pttronize ne
Ihave sent circulars TO most Of my old customers
and ffiepds sano lwilldo my uniio 20 sell them
gshuinedrups at Reasonable prices FOR cash have
never tried to sill 10 any hut myfiovn Customers,
aptnovqif ] bage, ibeir a,arpnagsf shall try to
sell at such prices as will be sbtisfactory ain
eerely thnnkthenn for tie many INSTANCES of kind
ness and confidence exteaded TO us in the pat,
and fthey will give ne asair trial the present
year will satisfy en- tliaf have tried my ut
most TO serve them fsithnilly,
Respcctln iy-pnd Sincerely,
,,fR fgS4GE 7g Err, WsTHOMh Sf9gh /
under The style Of Thomas & Bro.
jamie, '57-tf 80
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|. ?. wTEEIsNss, E EA

Ntt ASSIST Ant EDiToKs:
DR. r. n. IODSDEN, Elst Teuntssse,
Col. II. ]. CANNON, West Tennessee
Assisted by numerous regular Contributors
ASIAN EXPONENT OF SOUTHERN IN
dustry, ii is die do igf the cond0ftor5 10 make
tiis Journal stand, deservedly at the head Of the
list, and no labor OF eff6f will be spared to ac-
cOmplsh ths eaid. In lhe DISTRICTS where farming
is most lirofitably c0ndOcieG the srgest number
Agricultural Journals eiroulate. The iatelgence
they convey Of ihesbnproved netbods,o -cUlliva-l
tion the improvements ia iarm-steek, and Of the
great humber of new an0 useful labor-saving ma
chimes that are constantly being int oduced, ron
der IL necessary that every larIpor SHOULD have the
means or4this iute iige noe within b reach.s fsrt
THE TENNESSEE FdRMER hND' Me-
chanic contains FORTY EIGHT pages of rea-
ding 6mtte rmohtity sauG is printed with new and
handsome type, Oh good paper, and finely illus'ra-
ted with approPri9,e engraylngs = - - -
1TERMS3oF SUBS RlPTI0NO y
One copy QUE year, invariably in atyance, = 2 90
Ten copies, az 1900
y '"a'''Itei SMITH, MORGAN &,Go.;gv"u
,s'0' @''Ai9 q Publ shers, Nashville, Tenn.
/ Feb. 27siS57. 80 saoas'A 2.ersH ''llssq-yti
Z ENERAh AGENCY ANDlLAWs oFFieE'
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s4fs DR.. McLaA MIS- Asadsi
q glsslaotYcELEDRATED bpoasjyg .
W Err M .TF U.GE'
us Liver PILLS. ,a'li
Two o ,hs Dos, rrspa1a,len. es.A, a A..

''t rf'itF - z
ho''i' They are not recon-
mended Il as Il, Universal
: Cure-alls, but simplyfor
what Via 81 their name pd IT,.
bports.ipal ssjwa taa asil4rg isi8 u
The .VnRM1ru+er, for
,exPelling d.Wormlasss from,
the human system, has
also. i b eel administered,
with the most satisfactory
results to various animalSS
subject to Worms. ssS snr
-.'s i Tl,s LIVER PILLS Sc fer /.
the cure of Liver Con- :
PLANT Amt, ali BILto6s D1- .
RANGEMENTs, SICK ilHEAD-
osAcHE,o &c! ssia Eaiaygsr p airl~
81 ~ Purchasers 7 viii plcase., ).
be particular to asksdfoe
Or. G. 'McLahe's Cde.s
gbrated ,YERMIFuGEbs5iiand
" .1lr', 7 PIrLs, prepared by.
..s,.uS t.mitaq @se.. ! ~
=, 81 g.alsG 2 ea9 Fiss ftgi.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and rake no
other, as there areyariiou /, ]
sother preparations now
b. before q, the public, p ,,ir- I.
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills sal All
others in comparison
with DIR. McLAEE's, arc
worthless t'4 - & ~ 'l4 T.
The McIsane's
z Vermifuge and Liver /,
Pills can now be had at
all y respectable Drug
Stores, - - = s'''.s ". Is 4
FLEMING BROS "a iIi II
SO Woop ST. PIFEsbuRsH. Pa u
Sole ProprietorN
Sold by scoSil Nm esds n l. Chestaut isirssi
NJ o1eaas, General Wholesale Agents, y, a
Feb. IS, i657-ly A'' bANp'Nr ,oupvH rhi
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ON MANHOOD,
aiat And It's s.ren.asas;e isociins 1914
Just Published, Gratis, the goth
THOUSAND.

a few words on the rational Treatment, without
Medicine, of Spermutorrhea or Local Weakness
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nfrvons Debili-
tybIppotepcy ,ena ltnpedimentsto Marriage gem
orally.l 5}y n, Dc Basiey, N. D. The Important
fact that The maly Alarming complaipts. originating
in the iniprudence and solitude Of youth, may be
easily removedswlrlfogT MEpicraE, is IN this small
tract, clearly denlonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatme t. as adopted by tn Q
Arthur, iniy explRined, by means Of which every
on is enabled 10 cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adver
tised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in u
sealed envelope by RENTING (pos paid two post
age stamps to DIR. b DE LANEY.
n, II Lispenard Street, New York City,
december 9Th l956-ly. F''t -
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~
Nbtice Extraor1llunF,,. o

- .
TIE nparF~tked having beenhppointed Receiyer
BY the AZ Of foh w X Tutnef IN thu case oil
n II Pest nv his crediJors in Chancery at Clarks-
wills, fcl the purpose Of closing anasyigameqi
Endo byf id pgstsn for III payment OF his debts
-Wopld cry respecnuliy abhou nee t6the fnb-
lie, ihnt ls htstakeff charge ofarH the, Gouds
Netes. &c cunts, &c, belongingto PestongS Rich
ards. or y Il Postof md intends keesupriiary
ttsps 90 wind up The busisess. --Tn the meantime
y will say 60 persons wanting goods, that the
eeck is sfge ana W ei selected and viii be sold At
Wholesale Or tgiHIat cost FOR cash I . nlybb-
sence MrP6ston win wajtsapon customers, and
give tieui bargains fadeea. ahdwill also receive
fhs none for any cIailh duez-orf' close by note
shytbing which hsy be faifing due 1t Che end 81
the year. Ht ~
nv acqaa;ntancts Know rnyway 6f.dOpg bus.
tDess, and tits wholly unueceesiryfo tnuitiply
words. T or Iintsnd to close Hugh Posten's bnsi-
ness and gfvehis mind -ease L-sa esnIe with your
money aud buy his goods aid payo what You owe
him, snd,bY,so doing you will confer favor on
kim. his creditors and your Hnmble Servant,
EJnly 25S6=tfz eflfTH OStsJs alU INF esisll
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Russ. Iferald copy month and Send account.

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
Having been appointed Trustee of Jas, l.. Riggs
for the benefit of certain creditors, and having
complied with the provisions of tho law, hereby
notify all who are Indebted 10 the Esii Riggs, to
come and pay up Immediately atsRigg's old stand;
are hereby notified to 6le them SO that they may
be peid according TO the terms of the trust deed.
jan 9, '57-3m B.A. ROC Frs, i,
$50 ~ Heiiif9fs 1FoY iE tfi Trustees. "
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i. I, yG. a, ROTH, q CO. = = ~
The undersigned have taken tie House recently
occupied by We'll & Brother. on the West side Of
tho Public square, and hAye commenced general
b. king and confecnonary Business They are nre-
pared 10 lax orders or an descriptions 81 Baking
and wifi furnish Cake or Bread Of all kinds on the
shortest notice, a or
Theyaiso keep constantly on hand a large as
sortmenl of s'- WIN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 QHsfteI :" go
10 Eighth 4"
IN oEpERING TlcKETseR fERFIFl-

So CATESisA. II tl
Enclose the money 10 our addless fortbe tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they WILDE forwarded
BY first mail.-Purchascrs can have tickets ending
in aay figure !hey may desigpals. .,..t...
The lisl'di GfaWtnurnbcrs and.prtes viii be seat
topprohosers immsd'aialy after ihe drawings is..
Purchasers will p eRso write their signptures
plain and give their post office, county and state
az Remember that every Prize ~ drawn, upd
payable in full without OeduotioH. .rtI-- u
~ All Prizes Of 81 Ot o ana under, paid immedi-
ately after the drswiRg--olhsr Prizes 81 be uspa
time Of thirty days .c' I.t ... .ttrr .Is 81.
All comm nics lions strictly confidential. sf5fr
Prize ficket cashsa OF renewed an other Tick
rs az either office, H#I usIf fa aui.ai..afs i
Address orders for Tickets, or Cert 6cstes 10
.N'..- s SW an & co., Atlsnia Ca
or S. SWAN, Montgomery Als.
Anu 81, 1857.
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D. MORGAN. = : g. }. CHENEY. ST. C. ~ mORGA
SPRING 1MPORTATIONS!
RH0PgaIa AZ Co.

NU,49, fahlic Square, ASH lLLE
( WE are nowsrsceiving and opening, our usual
SpringPar6hasss. which will be ready sot inspee-
ton blythe 25th insta'and atswAleh iime we will
display lmofe compl assortment of Dry Goods
thamwehavel over done at any season heretofore
Our stock viii embrace all the latest styles of.
Domestic Dc Foreign Staple d; Fancy Goods,
and to it will bo added all the novelties. as they
appear in tho EsstFrn icitiess 1naddition TO the
large and Generosity assoriea stocks VIZ haYe.ben
in the habit of keeping, we have added 10 il an the
stylos and grades Of Ready- C ClSthisg. We
shall be pleased to exhibit our assortWent To- eur
old friends ans the trace generally, as wgfeel lpn
fident that from our long 'exptrencs arq tbs al
vAntages we possess, We are able 10 offer indnce-
ments TO all MORGAN & co.
Nashville, Feb 20, Stiff ,- s.,.,..,,,, i. "a.
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!, TIL endersigned would most respectfully cali
the attention Of gentlensn OF fi6 city aid conn-
trs 10 his tfAe stock ofsROOTs & Bfi6Es snitas
bic for the present season, 'f his, own manufuc-
ture, consisting Of the most fashionable 81 les and
Of toe best material, and Of workmanship superi-
or to cay III this'Ot adjoining counties which
WI warrant In oil :fespecls. ns represented. NY
stock embraces the finest French and Philadelphia
calf skins ever brought 70 slfls naasisel' Invite
aud solicit an examination Of the sarne, eanfdant
as am that Il will bear The sirictesi ecruiny and
WIN please The most fasiidops. al work made TO
order, from The highest 20 the heasltat boots and
shoes-g a keep astantyon hands Abe best French
and Philadelphia caG skins, and oak tanned sole
ieaihenq Terms, cashB ihvaiiablysl ip'I 'te1ellib
ss.I e s5sss-t fs{t John MIDDLETON,
March6 6, Iss7-tf h''''- ~ - w 7'''A
~ Having sold my entire interest in the Boot
and 'Sfioemakmg business TO Mr.. John Middleton,
take pleasure IN Recommending hio, 40 the puJe.
as faithful aud superior workman, aud ask for
hln, the patronage be SO well desefves These In
debted tome, are requested to come forward and
make immediate payment, as my business mast be
woundup.iH hi hss.s 81 FRANCIS HOIIT.ft
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,

4 ana nov ready TO receive bds,Gor Grading
ana. Macad.mi2ng ahoat onaQneriF q mile Of
ycad fapMag rrom Che mouth of the DIVER Red
River midge, to the old Atkinson WAREHOUSES =
Those visiting to SEQ the route can call on The
nnansjgned, or on Mr.. OEden, AZ his ew mill
Wp0rN" ~ -" ''''' '''Tf J. X SMITH, 3
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..sea pessr GLASS SO, ta3a8iN AaH
To be drawnin The City of Aiau,a, Gsorgia, in
public on SATURDAY MAY 30th, 1857,
onthe Plan of SING LIE NU MBERS! ~ -r "a
1920 p / " r. s.! '.'ai "a
% MorethaR one Prize 10 every 10 Tickets n
M MAGNIFICENT, SCHEME.
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Farmers il YOU wish to SOW clean seed get one
clesn out all your Cheat, Cocbei, and small in er
Mill For every thing Farmers waat in the "
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became editor, and so continued for few
months, when the Office passed into the
editorial charge of l.. SHIPLEY, Esq, by
whom its publication was continued un-
til the close of the volume-a short time
after the Presidential election, its
publication was again suspended. Under
the control of Mr.. MAcLANE, the Jour
NAL" advocated the American or Know
Nothing creed. After it passed out of
his hands its politics was Republican.
Such in brief, is the history of the
Newspapers Of MonroeCounty. Ifthought
necessary, it could have been given more
in detail, as the writer hereof is familiar
with the subject entered the Office
of the first paper as an apprentice, and is
now one of the publishers of the only sur
viving one. M.