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NeW Years Gifts.
SPLENDID INV ESTM ENI'S.

WE propose give purchasers large portion Of the
w value OF the following desirable property;
lst desirable lot for the erection Of large Store House,
fronting ~ lee Market street, opposite H. S. Frenchs
2ud. Lot Of the description, fronting q feet on
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81 Three magnificent Residence Lots fronting 100 feet
each Broad street. West Nashville.
4th West Nashville extended, "a Of beautiful land,
subdivded into half lots having long front the
middle Franklin Pike, only few hundred yards from the
beautiful residence Of W. n. BbO ESQ. The ABOVE Is one
Of the very best investments ever offered in this market
We prefer selling the track In body.
Also, 69 Of land about miles from the city
the Broad Pike The sauguine judges Of Real
Estse pace with the advance in value Of West
Nashville property.
also offer beautiful Lots the Of Gay and
Park streets in Watkins Premium Addition 70 Nashville
5th. Edgedeld is ever onward! We offer for sale mag
nidcent Residence lot Of 2Z fronting 69 feet the
GalsR Pike opposite the dsOms residence Of EKGOv
Neil S. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots, fronting 81 feet
each tue GRlan Pike Woo Hand, Russell and Father
land Streets HousOns, BoOd's, BrOcKwsys and other
additions Edgefed. AlsO anumbeT Of Premium lots in
Brownsville, about2T miles from the city. We have sold
about 100000 Real Estate the last month. Those wishing
bargains will dndttO their interest to give cal before
supply is exhausted Nashville Is growing Bster than
ever, and Real Estate aud viii continue TO enhance
rapidly in value, J. L. & Il. w. BROWN,
1an4-1m 4fL Cherry street.
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
CHARLESTON.

Feathers and Wool, per hundred pounds u ~
BsssvaT. Ginseng, Pinkroot Rope and BsggIng Hemp,
star Candles, soap, Lard and Ltnsssd OIL per lOo ~
pounds, w
Tobacco
I,.aTss!sf fP1rg nsr barrel = 50
Fl1rr ~ bg--lI 80
rooms ia lots OF 50 dozen and upwards, per dozen 0J
Cotton per bale W
The Agent Of the Nashville and ChatEanooga Railroad
will sgu Receipts the above rates until the Ist OF June
next
deducon 0us0urh the above rates will give the rate
10 Augusta. Georgia, on the articles above speclned
For information regard oheT ARTICLES not
epsc.d 81 above call on Ora address -
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent,
iaDs-.5--zF No. % College street,
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N q rrfr- ,r an sss IA 10 directed from the Circuit
E0 Cont OF Lincoln county, al s November Term 1885,
fD f,v0 Of CALDWELL Cummings & Co. vs. s. A. Slaughter
% m rbr second Day OF February next, offer for sale
@ art Yard sts IN Nashville, TO the highest bidder for
casa one likely Negro Woman and heT shld agsd about
5DstgBs OF Caldwell, Cummings co. sale within legal
,- ,-s. " TR Fl. CAMPBELL,
- q yss7 Tian6-d4w Dsputy sheriff,
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4JVNS elo%sOV
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters g. 90.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
CLASS T.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, SATURDAT Jan q, 81.


$3.50 prizes amounting tZOZCUU
WbOles $40; Halves SIO Quarters S.; Eighths 50.
Certificate Of Package OF 26 holvss cost. 1855 90
Do do. 26 Halves " ........ 1872 81
Do. do. 26 Quarters 4" ........ S. 25
Do. do. 26 Eghths .-...... 33 Z
~ All orders for tickets packages in Of the
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention and the
drawing mailed to all purchasers immediasly after it is
over. Address T. Il HUBBARD 4 co,
No. SO FaYette St, or Box No. 40
decSI Baltimore, Maryland
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M |ITe II5I ToCeIVsl al eAIelsTVa ass0TMslI o.
w Bows Clothing Of various styes and prices, which
sre respectfully invite our friends and the public gen
.raIv 10 cali and examine. We are also constantly
.evrE gent eeus OverCoats, Dress aHd Eroek Goats,
and Vrs of every description Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is now complete. all Of which in addition to heavy
arrival of Cloths Gsssnerss and Yestiugs in the piece
rsusr rsvss wall offer inducements rarely presented
u" s,rS,Ss .-,S CLIFTON ABBOTT
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:. : = ~. CIIETON & ARROTT
'TIIF SIJIiSCRIBEIIS

TTtVF iugt opened 9 very hands0me assortmenI 0I
/ Furnishing Goods comprising great variety o.
GLOVES Suspenders Net Ties, Black and Fancy Stocks
linen Ctr6rie uardkerChiefs Lambs Wool and Cotton
harf Hose. Gents Shawls and MufeTs Sc, &c, all oi
.r. ~ CLIFTON ABBOTT
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STATE OF TENNESSE.
COFFEE COUNTY.
Land sale for Railroad Taxes.

Laud sale for Railroad Taxes.
WILL offer for sale at the Cont House the town
L Of Manchester, the FOURIH MONDAY ia February,
l57 the following o. land town lots, much
each will be sufficient pay the axes and charges due
each, 70 wit:
One House ald Lot in the Of HsbOrO Coffee cOun-
y TIE nnesEee, designated the Of said Town, Lot
No 9, being the in which 4 Gadrey sold and OCcI
pied a Merchant Railroad ak, $40; COIeCtor's fee 81
Clerks fee 81 5O Printers fee, 81 81; for the year lJ4
LaTken Keeling; tract Of Land 337 acres, lying n Cot
fee county, District No. a. valued S4S Taxes S25 90
Collectors fee Sl Clerks lee 81 So PlntPrs fee 81 50
said Land is bounded follows the south by DUCK XIV
er, the East by the lands Of John Johnson, the North
by the lands Of John Hodge, and the West by the lands
OF J. N. Elkns-fOr Tax Of 1854
Jacob &. Tslsy, containing 623 acres OF and,
lying in Coffee couHiy, District, No = valued al S34u0IaN
S43 75 Collectors fee, 81; Clerks 81 so; Printers
fee, 81 So said Land is bounded fOw- The kst by
NJ House and J. T. Roberts the North BY the a"ds Of
Lawson Wieman and Frances Reynolds on the West by
lands OF A. NJ kutedge, and on the South by the ands Of
John Cash and WhToW-fO- Tax OF 1853.
Lken Keeling tract Of land 337 acres, lying IN Coffee
county, District, No. & valued e4tOO Tax $40 go; COT
lcetos fee 81; Clerks ee 81 5O Printers lee, 81 5Ofor
Tax Of 1858.
By virtue of order Of the Circuit Count OF Coffee
ty made the Term, 1856 said Lands or Lois will be
sold by satisfy the taxes and charges before
toned according to law. X. W. CASEY,
Railroad Tax Collector for
Manchester, Ian2 '57-tw&w3t prsISG Coffee county.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
ingtOn can be procured, to which point well as 10
Baltimore it s the shortest most direct and in every re.
spect the most reliable route Il is the only by which
purchasers of Through Tickets New York are enlb=d
10 reach the cities OF Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York at the cost of Ticket New York only thus en-
abing Business Men and Travellers for pleasure infor
nation visit four Of the principal cities in the Union
less cost than can be afforded by any other route,
And It is the only route BY which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At
snts, Augusta, Bsrkley Springs aud Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches
Carter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river
TO LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad 10 Indianapolis Ind make direct connection at
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
Railroad is made to Washington City Baltimore, Pha.
dephia and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phs are transferred at Cairo 10 the cars of the Illinois
Central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and 4enia Columbus. Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus at 10 a. NJ, $50 r NJ and
Il P. Il.
~ Travellers are requested 70 notice that while this is
the 0R route aft riding Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities At the charged by other routes to s
ROrb onty t is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
all the leading points in the East. The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore is only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter u New York than by any other route. There
are less changes of cars BY this route and consequently
less detention, than bY any other.
~ The road is baliasted with broken stone and is
entlrely free from dust
For further information, please apply D. G. RUMsEY
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the office of
the U. s. Mail steamers, at the Jacksonville Rarosd
Office, Main street WH. ). WOODSInE,
Master Transportation B. q .. 4. R
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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wM. STEWART, W. owEv
STEWART & OWEN,
MANUFACI URERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
No IA, MARKET STREET,
NASIINIT.I.E. TENNESSEE

HAVING returned 10 old stand from which
driven by Gre, prepared 10 attend 70 oil
old customers and many will GvO- with
call. Our house has been rebuilt upon improved plan,
adJrdiuF extended facilities. Our
WORKSHOP
capaeiOus and extensive adequate every
gency. OuT
STORE ROOMS
large ana especially adapted purpose We have
IN store aud are constantly receiving ample supplies OF
STOF ES, WARES AID CRATES.
Plain aud Enamsled AARBLEIZED lECE hETLEs and GAR
STATUES and in Short ever EhDg usually kspt in slmi
lar establishments.
Our assortment Of Stoves challenges com petition, e0mpn
sing every style and variety. " hEye the
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STON e.,
Among O,hers-an article which is in great demand.
We manufacture for the trade and for reta and 70 order
all kinds Of Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware, keep constantly
hand large ASSORTMENT.
We 'nyite the attention OF alto establishment pedg
ng ourselves 10 give entire satisfaction.
STEWART q OWEN.
ign2, Sly No. u, Marx stree
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THURSTON 81 BERNARD,
No. l6 Public Square,

WYE low have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English Merinos, PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded all wool DeLaiHes BOEabazneg Cashmeres Man
chester DeLaues Plaid Red elOw and White FlanneI
all qualities. Also, complete stock of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds, which We invite the after
ton Of ali Cash buyers caE give good bargains.
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PENNSYLVANIA IlAILROED.

FFNHREE Daily q rough Trains between Fhadclghfs
i and Pijt-JH-r -I.lE EOgNING HaIL TEbIS
leaves PhliadsT Tlll Tor iIJJburg az X A. h and Pitts
burg for PhllstCil -ia g. q A. b. IhE PAST LINZ
leaves philadelphia for It55lrg II , NJ end Ptsburq
for Pmladel guia 90 l. F.H giir GlGEE EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves PhI.sdeub. for Plts1urs 1T H. p NJ and
Ptisbury for Ihilalai iplrl 1T 40, p. 81.
The above line. cu1ue1t ~ IusBlrg with TIE Railroads
to and from St. Louis, No. <n-, G-cGa and Chicago
Hi Frankfort Lexington, aud L0us7.iio Ky; Terra
Hauts, Madison, Lafayette sid Indianapolis Ind. CInCiD
matt, Dayton Springfield, BssOl-ius, o.nduSky Toledo
Cleveland, C1nmgus L2c5sy.e, Aas iiion and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Pscks Boats from and TO Neu
Orleans, ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had 10 from either Of Jbs
above places
FOrturther pGrticJ--g see Nsuibills ct the dereai
starting points Passengers from the est will ind this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New } ok CE Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGzSr, PGsEe7ga- E5gss, PsilId1
J. &EShIMEN AsENT, Pzsssaglr Liass, Pitss5urg.
Philadelphia, l557-jan '-Iv
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN 3 SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.

rTNHE ships comprising this line are WASH 81
a lNGTON. Capt. Z. Cavsndy; HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stes-
mer'stoP a. Southampton, both goiH and returning.
FRoPosEB DATEa % sAtLIEs-IS56
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Agent OF r. H. and Mary G. Morrison, FsSI
n will sell the highest bidder, the premises, ~
on WEDNESDAY, 2Ist day Of January, 1857, One@@
Of that celebrated Tract Of Land known the Nelson
Survey, The Graham Lands containing
lying tie Southeast OF Upton county About
Oneourh the Land cleared, with good log cabins gin
house press stables, There three springs
upon the land s situated directly upon the MemQ his and
Ohio Railroad, miles from MasOus Depot aud about
forty miles phi. The society around good, and
the location healthy any In the district. There sew
era Churches -Emmaus, which Rev. r. h Sheriff.
pTeaChe within miles there is also prospect Of build
ing up first class Male Academy Few situations
found desirable for good land, cultivated society
aud easy access to market.
The Land will be divided into three Tracts all
the Railroad IT, Those seeking choice location for
home would do well to examine these Lands before the
day Of sale.
ierms-One-thrd cash and the balance In and two
years with interest, Tile uneXcepuOuabe. sale far aud
open.
At the time and place, II previously sold, As
Agent Of Violet W Alexander Twill offer sale, her lot
Of said 5000 acre Survey previously advertised containing
ll53 acres. IdeclJ-w4JI &. MACLIN, Agent.
JAILOR'S NOTICE.
TOMMlTTED TO Jall in TgZeweiI Claiborne county
J Tennessee, the S-h Of September 1886, q legrO
Bow, wi SFys his Eame JOHN 81 .ce high ocIier
cuor gbs about l40 pounds, IS Years Old has scar
90 bis upper p caused from the Kick niue. He sa7s
be osluLps 60 Ia Nashville by the name Of James
Murrv OF av.dsou couatv Team Tne owner will please
come lIwlreI and prove property. and take him out
81. W. GREER, sheriff
oct vf and Ialur of Claiborne County.
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Ner'lons Dso'Lltyr Sickness AZ TIE stomach,
cement o. the bset-lse " uisr brash, Hur ors
- FuncIoa-r Colds and Ceughs.
DePr-s2uA OF MING ara lus.lTeGus, Iaundiess
oPfit'r EiEiuleucy. Rncumgfisu.
Impression allst EaiinEr Female Otsiruclous,
acc 9-on'ach' Loss Of p3etie,
sieN i,sauI5hs, IN, ,--,-- Faia N tha s d, and
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Removing MoHBID or VrrrarzD Hrwous bsautifvrs tsa
i@ca Elnd log .is and euerZy n your entire f1o lbs
hss, VIZ me Eod ~ longer .uDs dars and gloomy no
longer l your dearest hopes be bluisbsd thrust aads
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Va a M M d z 8R

TH 4 Va VI . 4 AZ
I@ S
LEV cry ST e. 2TaE
I HAVE taken, and viii hereafter keep tle NhNMOTI
1 LIVERY STABLE, Market street, heretofore kep
bv Noel BaEemDfe Horses and Carriages iErlIshsC
at all hours and at reasonable prices
Boarding horses ta6en on reasonable terms.
JESSE j. EVERETT.
Nashville Nav q 1s-g-lz
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TIE GHz1FENBERG NIB la,5,, ,HEtLrH I, BITTERs

They Rave been solf by t1e subscribers n Tsrns.se c
ten years. aud note hls great srh, they have 0ir In he
possession how ug that they have cured aHd hslpsd non
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GBOVER'S
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY.

Gen r Anderson, Hon a Ewing, Col Stevenson,
hIss-rs Morgan 81 Co.. T g. W Eakn g. Cs Al Duncan &
60 Nashville; " t Spence, Murfreesboroi Col MRTbry
% Harrison, McNiuuvie; Lem Trousdsls, Memphis; Col
50 G. NCAd0o, Knoxville SeagO g. abbott and w Wallace,
atlanta GA IIqu2 '57-tfI JAMES GLOVER.
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Boots! Shoes! Trunks /!

LADIES' SHOES.
7 ADIES' hns French Lasting Heeled Gaitels;
Il " Z" - Thick Sole do, tipt and PIN;
- W g Congress do;
- KID BoOtesE, with and without hsels
Kid, Fr Ne. and Goat Well BOOises
" India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs, q new arte;
" Kid Slippers, Ofevery description
" A" Velvet and Lasting Slippers;
a variety Of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers; -a
Misses Thick sole Kid and French No. Shanghai Kos
sUth BOOees with a general assortment Of MsseG aud
ChdrsHs Kid neh Morocco Goat and Calf e BOotses.
GENTIlEM EN'S GOODS.
Gsntlemen's dns calf sterpIoof Bootsi
- Double Sole do
Dress Boots;
Congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
- 80 Water-pf. ShOes and Oxford Ties;
large stock Of Mems Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip NuTk, Of COED material and workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large aud varied assortment Of Negro BrOgans, for
and boys Negro BJCts &c Planters respectfully invited
70 call ind examine ei0Te purchasing.
TRUNKS. VALlSES, &c.
args lot Of hne Sole Leather Trunks for GenIlemso;
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
AlsO lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Valss Carpet Bags, &c. all Of which
offered low forcash. JOHN RAMAGE,
Ocl3I No. % College street
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sTGF OFTHF BIG FIX norm,

NO. A. COLLEGE STREET.
VTTE have Just received direct from the makers H Eng
w and, Of the dDesl assormenst Of Brt Duck and
Buck Guns imported to the city Of Nashville. SPor
men requested 70 call aud examine our stock.
nOv27 MACY G. HAMILTON.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter LoriIlard,

NO, 42 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK,
SUCCESSOR ofPNTzR & GBoRGE LoRILLARD, offers for
Osale al kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS in general
For particulars, PRTCE CURRENT be obtained by
addressing above This Establishment is Of the
Oldest Of the kind in the United States.
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TIE FUNERAL USDERrAEIyG EsTA ABLisHMENr or
J. MCOMBS, % removed Church street.. opposite
the old stand 10 house recently built By Dr Younr
Wners We readys usual give atsnlieu uaan
call ed on. j. W. M'CCMBs
jsn2 's7-d [HEW-R -ozzzErgu.1
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Stopping at southampton both going aud returning tbsy
cher passengers proceeding London Havrs
over sHy oher route for the economy time and money
Fas-age om New York 70 Southampton and Bremen FIRST
CABIN Saloon, lS0 dollars; Frst Calm Lower saloon mo
dollars, Second do. 81 dollars
Zee.
No bills olladiuE 10 be signed 90 rcels cse.y u The
day OF sailing,
An experienced surgeon is aHsebgd 10 each .afp.
For tght or passage appy
q. H.SAN NJ, % Sautt. 81 tra.g stre-f Nev Vorr
c. a. HElSEEEN K co.. Bremen
CROskEf ~ Co. Southampton .
NM- I~AIIN, HAVE IarR7- ~
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EMOVAL.
THURSTON 4 BERNARD have FEM

TTHURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed to No I6
1 Public Square, next door to Calhoun's where they
vail be happy to show their customers first rate stock
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black aud Fancy Cassmeres; Yestngs, Gloves
HosieTT Cra7ats handkerchief &c., &C.
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FARE REDUCED TO SI2 50
[ &X

sE&2S&15@ ~
FROM NASHVILLE TO MEMPHIS,
VIA Tennessee and AlGb8Iua Railroad, Calumbi5
' WsYue5bOro snd Memphis aud Charleston Railroad
$50 miles railroad and 90 miles turnpike Leaves Nash
vile Sundays Wetnesdays and Friday g. at 81 O. AZ
ply al the General STAGE Office opposite the POgs UhCs
dsc22-t
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T WILL not be responsible for debts made under my
4 name. Nashville, Jan. ID 1857.
jan 4 J. F. WAGNER.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AM
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE light dTaught steamer -
e41G+4l4 GEN. PIKE, WIN FULLER, Master, ele&-s-4
go being expressly built Tor this trade, So
with al. modern Improvements, with the gh draugh
substauuCh aud new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during
ensuing between ne ports-One OF
being port every week. These beats being in
old and experience cOmmaniauts and with superior
faCss for passengers end freghs soCls share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply board,
II. H. HARRISON, Agent,
Oct28-6m Front street.
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SIXTl-NINE NEGROES FOX SaLE.
HAVE large number of Negroes hand; among them
several No. Carpenters and Bscksmhs, Plough BOYS
Fancy Boys and Girls; MOL Ssamstress, and especially
would call the attention Of the public 10 several eEtE
Cooks, Washers &c there great scarcity II such
negroes TO hire for year would advise you 70 call and
buy one will sell cheap you will hardly know The
deeQ4-S REEs ". PORTER, Per At.
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STATE Of Q t.s n fSS EF.-
Nv IHE COUlTg CDEETOF DL.HSUH CJgE
A d ID e

= I
" IHE GOUlTg CUUET Of DI-KSUN CDUETK
JANUARY RULES, 1857
E. H. D0tsOu, OF ais,
Petition 70 sell and divide sEve-
Thos &. To.son, et ais.
IT Taup,arilg satisfaction Of the Clerk Of this Court
that humas g. Do sru, Of The hers OF the
OfJam, N. DO con, and nCan- in this
lisa oH-rssijent Of the Suite of Tennessee
Of the process Of Court therefore rrered
publication made successive weeks u the
WEEELY UNIoN AND AAERICAN, newspaper published
he city Il Nashville lr nesss requ ring sa
dent defendant 10 uppar the prI Term 1857
COUNTY Court uf D.css1n equity. 10 be beJ TIE COuu
House In The Town 0f Charlotte the first Monday ard CLh
day Of April neTL then there, plead
20 EeHu. bill The Wii confessed
as 20 E!Ur aud the cause Hrt Tor EeGuE- eE PErts-
itnli-w4t- PR f+s s.. THOS. McNEILL.Y, CLERK.
By THos O. MoaHls. Dapute CIerk.
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POETRY OF PHYSIC.

IER'S PILLS, glide sugaT-shod, over the palate, but
= their uuorgv although wrapped up Is there, and tells
with giant the very foundations Of disease There
are mo-. sands who would their distem
ers 4 they they could be cured for IS cents.Iy
.yarrs Pills, and YOU will know IL.
Purity the blood and disease will be starved out.
cleanse the system from impurities and you cured al
-eauy.
" ffs best Of an Purgatves, and Scroful8 indigestion
tyealna Headache BackzChe, SideRchg, JRundice, Rheu
a-n De raugemeus Of the Liver Kidneys, and Bowels,
m pnts and all diseases which pGTgative remedy
m reach fy before them like darkness before the Sun.
Reader YOU are suffering from any Of the numerous
rampTangs they Curesuer mOTethe remedy has been
.rtvIad Tor you, and it is scriminal TO neglect It,
That 9rsrS CErv PecOral Is the best medicine for a
Cough is known 10 the whole world, and that dyers Pl
arc Inc best of all Pts,s known to those who have used
llgW-
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-28

EY virtue q decree or the County court OF Dickson
- county, % ia January Term, ~ 2 Will MtvrAY,
lhs 81 day O March next Or sale the highest bidder
The Court House door Charlotte, negro
Jerry age known, belonging e-tas jas Yales
deCd and sold for h1 Of tie ds5 II said estate
Purchaser will be required I EOHd -ecuEIy
and credit Of p months viii Do given. This he h gay
Of January, 1857. THOMAS MrNEtLLY
Observation-Disclosures Zee "a Commissioner.