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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26
re- The Bank of Pennsylyan

H The Bank Of Pennsylvania, a Dem
ocratic Bank, pet of the State, and de-
posit Bank under Gen. jackson, has failed
hopelessly. Efforts are now making to
secure the property Of Thomas Alibone, its
President who has fled to England, indebt-
ed to the Bank 100000.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

EJ. P. Henderson and j. w. Hemp
hills were elected on Saturday last, United
States Senators for Texas-one vice Gen.
Houston, whose term expires in 1859; the
other vice Gen. Rusk, deceased.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

~ A lady in Holmes County, Miss
issippi, hung herself short time since
from modification on account of her hus-
band having been caught playing cards
with a negro.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

H Fred. Douglass (colored) has pub
lished card, complaining of the proprietors
of hotel at Watertown, N. Y, who re-
fused to entertain him on account of his
color.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

E The Mt. Gillead Seminal says that
the people of that town are taking measures
to establish bank there under the Free
Banking Law.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

~ About two thousand persons apply
nightly at the several police stations in N.
York city, for lodging.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

wC Court of Common Pleas for Holmes
County, commences its next session in Mil
lersburg on Monday next.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

re- The Calais (Me) advertiser says
that Al bears have been killed this fall in
the vicinity of that town.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

NOur thanks are due Hon. B. F.
WADE, and Hon. w. R. SAPP, for valua-
bic Public Documents.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

re Congress meets next Monday
The session will be long and windy one
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

H The Tribune attributes the loss Of
New York by the Republicans to the
canal management. 1t says canals have
ever been curse to the party which has
the responsibility of their management
We have no doubt of it, and it will always
be so until the States sell them and divorce
politics from commerce and trade.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

Tile Constitutional Conrention-Hs Fi-
nal adjournment.
Qu1NDARo, Kansas, Nov. IL,
The Constitutional Convention finally
adjourned on Sunday morning at one
o'clock.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26

JAMES G. BrRNEY.-Is reported to be
lying at the point Of death at his residence.
nj Easleswood. Perth Amhov,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-26
Very Respectfully,
Z, B. ALEXANDER.

Hams Fork,-as will be seen by refer
ence to good map-is fork of Green
River, and distant only 80 miles from Fort
Bridger which is held by the Mormons,
and about one hundred and fifty miles
from Great Salt Lake City. So that the
U. S. forces are in the enemies country,
and between this advance force and the
troops following, the country is beset with
Mormon soldiers.
Col. Alexander has sent long dispatch
from his camp to Col. Cooper, Abjutant
General. In that dispatch Col. A. re-
ports the troops with him rs being the 5th
Infantry, s companies of the 10th, and two
batteries of artillery. Col. A. from an in
terview with Capt. Van Vliet, who has
lately come from Salt Lake City, had been
induced to think that no resistance would
be made if the troops did not attempt to
enter Salt Lake City, but upon receiving
Young's proclamation and letter, and upon
hearing of the destruction of the govern
ment trains, he prepared for defence and
to guard the supplies until more troops
come up. Col. Says:
"After much deliberation, and assisted
by the counsel of the senior officers, l have
determined to move the troops by the fol-
lowing route: Up Hams Fork about eigh-
teen miles, to road called Sublett's Cut
off; along that road to Bear River and So
da Spring; on arriving at Soda Spring
two routes will be open-one down Rear
River Valley, towards the Salt Lake, and
and one 10 the northeast, towards the
Wind River Mountains, where good vallies
for wintering the troops and stock can be
found.
The adoption of one of these will be de-
cided by the following circumstances: If
the force under my command is sufficient
to overcome the resistance which expect
at Soda Spring, shall endeavor to force
my way into the valley of Bear rlver ana
occupy some Of the Mormon villages, be-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

hCMINEVILLE, Tenn, Jan. IT, lc5I
SEALED Proposals will be received al Nc hnnVe until
> March 10TH 1851 Grading Masonry and Bridging
Sixty Miles Of the South Western Railroad, commence
ing at McNinnve, The Southern terminus, and running
North through Warren, White and Putnam countless TO LiV
iugst0u, in OveTtOn county.
The OF the work heavy, comprising large
amount o. Rock excavation, several heavy jobs of Bridge
Masonry and 1900 lneal feet Of HOwe's or McCalum's
Birding.
Proposals work may be made by Sections Of
one mile each 30, the whole 60 miles, including Iron,
TackaynE, Depot Buildings and all other equipments
cessaTy for operating the Road when complete.
Plans Maps Prues and Spec fCstous may be seen, and
all other information obtained at the Engineers OAce az
ter March st McMnnvle Tenn OF before that time by
addressing the Engineers Office, q the NJ q O. r. R
Jackson. Tenn ROBT. STERLING,
N Cbarpe
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Lavergne
Steam ETiIIs for Sale

THE undersigned wishing devote his time mors hI
4 Farm offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There 70 a Saw and three Of runasrs "a complete
working order, everything cOnrved n ths best possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of locality g unsurpassed being within 20 yards
Railroad IS miles from Nashville, and IN one o. ha
richest sections in Middle Tennessee. Any person Wshing
% buy is respectfully invited 70 cal and examine
viii also sell my Residence with the Mills y dsaireds
which and desirable property have also Two
IS19iOsn JEo. HILL.
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INHALATION IN CONsUMPTION.

DRONCHTTIs, LARYNCITIs, and other diseases Of The
ID Chest ard Throat successfully treated by tho IEHsLA
and Constitutional treatment pracuced at the ''Siuyve-
SAINT Medical Institute" New York city Disease Of the
Heart Liver Female Complaints, spepsis Venereal AeC
ons and Chronic Diseases generally viii receive the atten-
ton of the Physicians 10 whom such may have been epe
The unprecedented success which has
tbod of tTea diseases of the Iugs and Throat has iR
duced depart from usual course, and avail
of the Press, in order 10 bring Il - the kRoH '''
nav he rrdsr or rq,liaDnsrj 10 lcb aUactous
The dawn brighter day has length arrived for the
COnsumPtive. The doctrine Of the ncuraby of Consump
ton has at length passed away ndubable proofs
In cur possession CONSUMPTION al stages BE-
cured in the frs BY tubeTcuiar absorption in the second
by the transformation Of Hhercule caky and calcarous
cOncreons in the third by ciCadCes OF Those we'd
ded 70 tho past may assert that Consumption is
incurahe such behind the To all tEs great truth
must DO apparent viz that medicines inhaled in the form OF
Vspor Powder directly into tao Lungs must be much more
does not exist.
Diseases IS that medicine IN me form 81 VapoF ana applied
directly Lungs where the disease exists the stomach
Is thus rec TO ara IN restoring 0g administering 70
inhalation will not reach TIE means, 100, brought
within reach Of ALL the Of administering the vaPors
being simple tat the Invalid never required 10 leave
home, where the hand OF friendship aRd affection tends 80
much TO aid the PHYSICIANS efforts.
The Inhang method soothing safe and speedy, and
consists in the administration Of medicines in such
vauor and produce their action he seat Of the disease Its
practical success is destined 20 r57oiuonzo the medes
earnestly appeal TO the common sense Of all afflicted
with lung dsea TO embrace a. once the advantage oinha
laliOn and longer apply medicines 10 The unaffected
stomach. claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts nature and arr hath given U.s. days may
long in the ud,n and the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR IIE CONSERVATIVE.
method not only rational, bat simple, and elescigus,
Such Of the profession that have adopted lahaaob haze
found eicaCOus ia the highest degree, srresIHg Je pro-
regg Of the disease and working wonders in many dcspe
cases. in verify, triumph o; our .hs fell do
roger Of our species.
NoTE.-Physaau wishing 70 make themselves acquainted
with this practice informed that time being valuable
can only reply as TO Ingredients used to such letters
tOns will be So receipt Of which, the necessary medi-
ciues and inr ments viii bs forwarded The fee other
cases, will be from IS TO So
Applicants will state age, sex, occupation married sin
gle how long affected II any hereditary diseases eEss in
the family, aud symptoms generally Lot the nama Town,
and State, be plainly written. Postage for Tern
musthe enclosed. Letters when registered by the Postmaster
are at risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN,
OctQ6-6m 5. 81. Institute, y. Y. City.
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Pa e'g Patent Lime Kiln,

vHIs Kiln will burn 4gp5gsbels Of Lime st0ne (Which n
good stone Is equal 1000 bushels 0f Stacked Llnel
eyery "a hours with cords Of wood and perpetual 60 is
oUstonhe Lime being drawn from the base once n three
m ak hours and repfsuisHed ~ Tie % the cupalo
This but ordinary every day capacity Of the Kiln
has been buudanLy demonstrated bY those ady 10 opera
on also makes much better Lime than burned Ia
the ordinary way SFoNE PEBFrCr-F BUnFED-
Any number Of reliable certificates the capacity Of the
Kiln and any 0.hsf IN formation ia references 10 t will be
furnished any applying b. letter otherwise % tha %
scrber Agent for the sale Of rights putting up
Kins 10 the Stats Of Tennessee. J. A. RICHARDSON,
jaE29-dG W3H. McMinnyills, Tenn.
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TtYa Va ana !

ryISWARE 0fovery description for sale Wholesale and
Retail Also, Job WORK done with neatness and DIS
patch We solicit the patronage of friends and the pub
ic generally No south Market street, Nashville
100 .F---.lr7 NANFY q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12
ON WANHOOD,
IND rs PREMATURE DECLINE.

Just Published, Gratis, the Goth Thousand {;
-FyEs4F A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
ZALEE%1 TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of Sperma-
EarlaEE tOrrhB Of Local eakness, Nocturnal Ennis
ta-4z@@~ giOus, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo-
teDcv and Impedimeuts TO Marriage gsnAve'
BY B. DE LANEY, "
The imDOYtapt fact that the many alarming complaints,
ORIGINATING i'm this imprudeUCe End solitude OF youth may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE in this small tract,
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
Cefu treatment adopted by the Author fully explained,
by means of every is enabled per
cv and al the possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nOstrums OF the day.
sent to anv address, gratis and post free sealed
oPe, by renting post PAID two postage stamps to Dr. B.
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Chilha HRPOld.

THIS thoroughbred Racer viii make his Secondly
i Season at my Stables, milss South Of Nash-Es=z
VILE Tenn. He has run all distances from TO -
four miles and never lost heat His Coils 49,
tried been winners al all Distances They have
alike successful AZ the Fairs 10 Virginia. where hey
been exhibited. Childe Harold BY imported Sovereign
OF Maria West OF the distinguished brood
America The dam or the famous Wagner Fanny,
and other good TERMS SIS. For further particulars
hand bills.
fsbI-3msdtH&w. W G. HARDING.
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$50 Reward.

u ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing IN COun Q
IL bfa Maury County, Tenn on the ooh November, "a
a Yellow Boy named DICK said Boy is about p b3[
wears Of age weighs from 10 10 LIS lbs, about lve
feet eight uches high bright mIatO COLOR quick spoken
and OF rather udOs appearance He supposed 20 have
free unss last heard Of n Nashville and is though
70 be lurking u that vicinity now, will give tie above 70
ward FOR his apprehension and confinement in Jail 60 that
N. acn.a IN u ~ JOHN EEnMN-
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SeWRmee ERAmse.

COLLEGE STREET NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
lLATR TYRE 6PRINGs.}
FVHE subscriber has recently taken this well f;.S.
known estabh6hment-is refttng and thor slsss1
oughly reno7ang it, and hopes soon to have it in sIz
s1Ch condition as net to be inferior any house this
city. The Proprietor hopes by his eEerODs and tAse
his Assistant IMr CraddOCk who formerly presmed Ct
the CITY Hotel to be able make his house worthy Of be
ing patrOuzsd by the public and promises that no pains
shall be spared his part to merit the appreciation Of
those who may favor him with their patronage, he res
pecslully 5oIioItsa trial of his house.
fab26-dtg6w-H WIN, ROBERTS.
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VTTHO fully understands his business offers his services,
w for moderate compensation TO any Planter, Farmer
or Land holder who wishes to raise Orchards Vineyards,
or prove those already planted-cutvae Grapes Rasp-
berries Curans. Strawberries and other small fruits and
vegetables either the table market He also offers, If
wanted to supernend the whole Farm and suats after the
best methods laid down by experience and science assist
tho owner with advice in this important branch of business
whenever requested, Any who desires avail himself
Of this opportunity, will please address ',HORllCULTU-
RIST Box 53I, Nashville, Tenn feb5-twNwu
FOR SALE OR RENT.
4 COMFORrA BILE dwelling house, Summer street,
y South Nashville DR.. c. X. Winston's: containing
good exclusive Of kitchen, servants and
IKE house, stable and carriage house. Apply
dcc3l-tC BRANSFORD, MCWHIRTEK q co.
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: : : = 60 1919.

Land sale for Railroad Taxes
WILL Offer for sale the Court House door the town
Of Manchester, the FOURTH MONDAY in February
1857, the following tracts or land ana town lois much
each will be sufficient pay Taxes and charges o.
each, t0-8gt;
House and Lot In The Of Hs5oro Coffee ooun-
~ TIE nnesses designated n the plan Of said Town. Los
No g. being the in which O. A. GadTey sold and
pied Merchant, Railroad ak. sfO Collectors Zee, ~
Clerks fee, 81 50 Printers fee, the year I-59
Larksn Aesng, Of Land 337 scres, lying IN Cot
Zoe county, District No 4 valued Sf35 Taxes SIS
Collectors fae 81 Clerks eeB 81 So Printers fee 81 so
said Land IS bounded follows the South by Duck Xiv
err the East by the lands Of John Johnson the Nouh
by the lands Of John Hodge, and West By
Of J. N. Elkns-fOr Tax Of 1854.
Jacob q. failey, containing G23 Of and
lying in Coee c0uHtyt District, No. z; valued a. 50 f9
SO Isl COLLECTORS fee, sii Clerks lee, 81 so, Printers
lee 81 So said Land Is bounded follow, the last By
J. NJ House and J. T. Roberts the North b. NE lands of
lawson Weman and Frances keynOlds She West The
lands Of A. ~ Ruuedze and the south BY the lands Of
John Cash and WiLhTOF-for Td1 of 1883.
Lrken Keeling Of land So lying ia Co3o
county, District. No. 4 values sft00 Tax no co. Cob
eeOrs Zee 81 Clsr fes 81 5oi Primers fee, e1 50for
Tax of 1858.
By Vrue Of order Of the Circuit Court Of Coffee oun
~ mad the october Term 1856 said Lands or Lots VIII Be
sold b. satisfy the taxes and charges before men
toned according tOlaW. K. " CASEY,
Railroad Tax Collector for
Nanrbagfsr fauo f5T--fvFyrlt urrFa6 Coffee COUNTY
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Inc Grasenbsrg Health BJters have d0ue wonders for
Us Many witnesses ready testify 10 the statement
above made These Bter and all the other GrassnbeTz
Medicines are Tor sale BY every Druggist every town In
ths state and are W0TAy Of place every counter The
price, liberal 20 Wholesale Dealers Retail price Is
only @Sc II here is, there should b. city OF teBs a.
tGgs - 5GHst, where 1t Be ali over this
glorious Union.
MACKENZIE & BECKWITH, Nashville,
agents Tor Graenberg company for tennessee Alabama sad
-
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T"O nCADEED a A4 p a, ESTi AURE

d. virtue Of a decree the County Court Of Dickso
II county, Tenn. a. its January Term 1857 win, Mos
DAY. the 9d cay If March, 1857 sale highest
bidder the Count House door la Charlotte. 20 Tracts Of
Land, containing % sores, belonging the rhomas
McMuTy, deceased lying LeaherEocd crock Of Yellow
creek, t1era0ly well improved. also, the time and
place, viii be sold 81 Land Warraut. issued b. SAID
Thomas McMurry duriE- bis lifetime. The above property
viii be sold credit Of and years, uurchassrs
giving notes with approved security, and len retained
the land until the purchase money paid his Tire n dsy
Of January, ls57. THOMAS McNEILIsY,
jan l6-tw Ia w3E---priHtsrs' fee 81. Commiss0ner.
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding London and Have
Csher route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage Om New York Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Main saloon, 100 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon,
ITO dollars Second do 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post Of
fee.
No bills ofladng will be signed parcels received the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply TO
G. H. SAND, IL South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY & CO., Southampton
WIN. ISELIN, HaVre. IfebIi-I0m.
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1881 ACRES OF LAND AND TW o NEGEOEs

PY virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Dickson
y county, Tennessee, made its February term t7
VIII Saturday the2lst day OF March neNL oasr r sale
offer for sale 20 the highest bidder, credit Of one wear
about neen hundred and Ihiryune OF land and Two
negroes, one negro and woman, belonging ote
estate Of DuT ADJ tns4 deceascd and sold for Distribution
amodg biz heirs az law sadlands lying Saimcns
branch Of Yellow Creek, and waters in dickson and Stew
at counties, and will be fOld all together may
De deemed 70 The Interest OF all concerned, Purchasers
viii DO required 20 give notes with good security haf
TIE purchase money bearing Interest from months after
Tie day Of sale and Lien retained the land until The pur-
chase money paid. sale take place lafa rFa
dence Of Drury Adkins deceased This 4h February 1851
THO5. McNEILLY,
fshD-vv4t nrufnaaF TT.-E l. T-.,--.F--5ll..-
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n W. SUMNER & Cos would respectfully inform
W. the citizens nashville aud ths surrounding country,
that they have purchased the Livery Stable Market street,
second door from Church. formerly kept By J. j. EVERETT
where they viii pleased see the old cusOmers and
many patrons choose We have large
Saddle and Buggy Horses 70 Be found when
iAR3i--n 7, D. DAVIS,
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20 WHOLESALE DEALERS.
p. W. RUSSELL,

NlNT TtII NEE7S ANENI
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PEgTSBUBG9. CENCTN ATTI n LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 80 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
V1BE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders lrr aectiHed Bourbon. Reserve, N0nOngahela
ami Rye Wishes Brandy, Wine. Gin, Rum, Ale and POr
tor Ionworths Sparkling and Dry Catswba Wines, Star
ana Taow Candies German and Palm Soap Lard and Liz
seed OIL White Lead, Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and HO
ware God and Willow Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware Hardware such Shoyels, spades, Hose Axes,
Picks Naocks, Cordsge, Wrapping Paper, Matches
orders handed will trouble 90 ordering or expen
SEES of travelling purchase, as authorized take
ON the and prices you could purchase il
you was al the facouFs person. All orders handed
win be Immediately semitic the factory and shipped prompt
on osing of navigation. Hoping to share good portion
fully, n ", u7-ssvrr
OCt1S-if d W hJSSflL4Ll.
p pErE G.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO
Peter LOriIlard,

NO, A CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK,
CUCCESSOR OfPSTER GB0Rss LoRILLAED, offers for
Ossle oil kinds Of SNUFF and TOBACCOS in general
use For particulars FR1CE CURsEET be obtained by
addressing as above This Establishment is Of the
oldest Of the KIND in the United States.
may20-ly
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STATE or ITENNESS q =
~ HE COUNTY CUURFOF DTIFS0} CONN
JANUARY RULES 1857


JANUARY RULES, 1857.
z. H. DOts0u, OF ais,
Petition % sell and divide slave
IhO8. G. DOfsoH, et ais.
7 appearing The satisfaction Of CLERK OF this Count
that Thomas g. D0s1n7 of the heirs The es
tate OfJamrs NJ. DosOn, ana &C tie def Hdans ia this
case, lisa nonrssideut0f IRE STATE of Isnn-see and 5eyaud
the reach Of The process OF Tails C1Hrt therefore ordered
that publication be made faur weeks On The
WEEELY Uv1s AND ANEaIrass are-psgeT published IN
the city 81 Nashville, Ter srr requiring tne said nan-fes
deHt defendant % appeur before th pr Terra 1857 oftho
County Court Of Dcss5u Cnuli be hCil az lac DauF
House In IRE town 81 Charlotte The FIRST Monday
day Of April next AM then and tber plead answer
muir TO petitioners Oil, will be akeuas confessed
10 him, and the cause 81, for hearing En- 0r-ts.
JIni5-wft- pr Zee 81 IHu>. hcNEILLY Clerk.
BF TIFIs. O.. Nouns Dapute Clerk.
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REMnYAL..

THURSTON 4 BERNARD have removed to No. I6
Public Square, next door to Calhoun's where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy CassmsTes; Vesng3, Gloves,
Hosiery, CrsYats, Handkercheis, &c, sc.
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NEGRO NAN FOI SATF-

- virtue OF decree a. the County Court Of Dickson
u county, az its January Term, 1877, will MovBAr
the % day Of March next offer for sale the highest bidder
Al the Court House door Charlotte, negro canned
Jerry not known, belonging % the Of Yass
Decd snd il sold for ha pay Of the debts estate
purchaser will BE- required give with good security
and credit Of ~ months viii b. given. This he ll CAV
Of January, 1857. THOMAS McNETELY.
W. u7-nrintersr fee f-on4-,fssfr,-.r
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. THURSTON 6 BERNARD,
no. lG Pablo Square,
80 ,.

o
yTTE uoE have or hand beautiful stock of French
w and English Msrinos, PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLanes Bombaznes, Cashmeres, Man
chester DeLaines Paid Red elbow and White Fannes
all qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds to which invite the Rtten
ton Of all CASH buyers, give good bargains.
sgDt2S-tf
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