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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

L,OK SALE. A VALUABLE SERVANT.
e The advertiser wishes TO dispose Of youas ne
gro woman sn.Axesllsut cook. washar and ironsr.
without sncumbssnes 70 any person wishing good
servant for family an opportunity like thia seldom
presents ITSELF Apply at this office. fe7-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

SEhyAnT sOK sALE-..-A SERVANT
~ BOY seven eight years old, very likely, Is
offered for sale very low, il application be made
day or Tomorrow at the Office Of Metsfs Hill, n
RAWLINGS twhere the boy can be seem The ewa-
him from the neighboihood of his mother. He will
not be aoId to trader. fs --2tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

DOsSkR's CONCEN TRATED Els.
Ii sENCE OF BAY LEAVES-The greatest OF
all remedies for the hair, will sell when it, merits
are known.
The following from the propretors agentsin the sity
of Petersburg:
SECOND SUPPLYING unprecedented demand
for that most excellent Hair Tonic, the original Els
seBco OF Bay Leaves prepared by Gel. Rosser,
having entirely exhausted first supply, we would
hereby' form the public that having received an
o,hert - lot We arc prepared to I'LL their orders
40 heresof0te.
~ The people know what'I what The only gen.
nine to be had, in Petersburg, of
TODD, HINTON 4 TRAYLOR.
THIRD SUPPLY.
"Lives there man with soul 90 dead,
This crsnium a Ia Wncle Ned,D
Who never to himself hath saidn-
wish had my childhood's head
OF glossy, raven locksa
We hops not; and We would here take occasion to
say that all who do 20 wish. should not fail 20 use
that destfa hair restorative prepared b. Col Thos.
H. Rosser, the genuine E6sENCE OF SAY
LEAVEs Another large supply just rscsived By the
SCENTS for the genuine emily
TODD HINTON TKAYLOR.
Prepared By Z. n. Rosssr, Manufacturing Chem
lot,
For sale In Richmond BY ADIE 4 GRAY, Maia
ct GEO. DOWDEN, Bsosd st. 10 7-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

AsNE~SY hnAhDY--ViaIagss 1916
is4s and iss9, Ia store g.. tor ssls BY
i-s t~ DUNLOP, MONCUHE co.
SEkD 0ATs...A superior LOT OF Seed
- osts in store and for sale by
BRiDJFORD CO,
pc5 On the Dock,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

Two THE p u Il l. C..-The subscribers
take sreat pleasure in announcing to their II lends
aud tbs public senei ally that they s'iil coatinue
conduct the TUNSOkIAL BUSINESS in all its
branches the " eatern sids Of 18th street, under
Mr.. A DuVal's Drug Store. where they pre- pared
to Shave, Cut Hsir. Shsmpoo and dye Hair in
squaIled st le. They solicit cali, feeling assured
that they will afford satfsction to all who may a.
yor them with visit.
&. ct McNAUGHTON 4 BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

MISS CHAMPIONS compliments to tho
ltl ladies' Of Richmond. and would be hsp " TO in
.ruct them in EMBROIDERY, PAINTING, HAIR
WORK and ether branches of the Fine Arts
which ladies of refinement and tsste 50 fond of
pYacticing Rapid improvement warranted. She will
l,o prepare bouquets of hair, which form interest
ing souvenir IF absent departed friends. For
terms specimens and other particulars. please cali
at her rooms, at the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
f. 3rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

CfzafsltssEt44fS555:SSfs1 NUIICE To TKAV ELL K 3
ssss;sszsz ~ GOING NORTH-Pamengsrs going
North a-e ereby notifie that the rout e
via Fredericksburg md the Potomac River is NOW
OPEN And for the present, will be run Once
Daiiy-Leavng Richmond at O'Clock, A. M, and
reaching Washington at O'Clock. P. NJ.
w Through tickets, usual. will be sold to
Washin9ton, Baltimore and Philadelphia
For further information, apply to the undersigned
at the Depot on Broad street.
JAMES B. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND, Feb 7, 1857
ty 2. 8. Going North the train stops at Ashland
for Breakfast. fe
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lHOR sALE..An improved FARM, cor
T. tanning Two Hundred and Sixty AcTss-s shol
distance from the city. Apply to
GoDbIH & APPERsoN.
In lsf Mar
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nlsSOLUTiON.-Ih he CO. pa rtnership of
II WIN. WALLACE l. SON il this day dissolved
BY mutual consent Either partner will the name
of the concern in winding up its affairs.
CATHR. WALLACE,
g. A. WALLACE.
FEB'Y End, 1857.
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THE CREASE EXTkACIOKs viii re.
L move grease and stains troai cloth y,iik fab
ries Of the most deliscte In shsrt time and
MEADE BAKERS
New Apothscsry Store,
fest ls6, N. w. corner Main and 10th sts
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-27
Swan & Co.'s Lotteries
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOLEARS8

III ee..Aa 4AeApa1Ir AoIrulF.
elag ana me oourHE1N MILITARY Acanavv Lsrrgrw -
Alabama, IN each Of tleir Lotteries for RsbrufT
CLASS o..
10 BE- drawn IN the city % Mobile AIabanSs In -s1l .
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th- lasT-
CLASS "a
To Be drawn 90 tie city OF Atlanta Gsorrs a. --t, -
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY i9fh, $50 -
CLASS 25,
70 be drawn IN the city Of Atlanta, Georvfa IN uubu. al
SATUR DAY FEBRUARY 29fh. fPsT
On THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUdBERSI
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ANn grrTv
PRIZES
hORE THAN ONE PRIZE To EVERT TEN TICKETS
al OOo TTuKETCf
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PEvNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
81

TE7HE Great Central Route connecting the AGaniiecea
r,ithWesteru Northwestern and Southwestern States
BY continuous Esiway direct This road also connects
q Pitts5urg with daily line OF Steamers 70 all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers TO al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cheapest and FeyiqJls T0l4s By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Bef
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsbarg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots, shoes, Dry Goods On. ,,,,
On bOxes,) Furs, Feathers &c....... SVS PCT LVoA
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery
Dry Goods in bales Hardware, La use per le01
tuefs &c. . % q. .....s..s J
THIRD CliASS-Acvils, Bacgiug Bacon, e. - ,,,v,
and PORK On bgk. % Hemp. dem. ''o POI lN'-
FOURTH CLAoS.-CeE1 Eisl Bacon l-- ,,..
and PORK fpacked} Lard and Lard OIL ''0 ~ 'V'1
Eluur-$I per Dbl. until further notice
Grain--5) els. per leo lbs. until further notice.
C0on-S2 per bale, not eZeecoing 500 lbs weight u5ti
further notice.
ssy In shipping Goods from any point East Of Ph,a
delphia be particular TO mart package Uie Philadelphia
Ra5lyOEd." Al Goods consigned to the gents 90 this
Road at Philadelphia Pitsburg viii Be Gl varleI VII
out detention
FsEIeHr AasNTa--Hargis, Worulley Co., Memphis
Tennessee; *. F. Sass & Co. St LOUIS j. s. Mitchell
SOn Evansville, Indiana; DUmesn Bel and Murdoch and
Carter JeWett, Louisville kv K. O. GsI-rum, Mad son
Indiana SprIgnGu Brown, and Irwin 20 Cncilna.i;
n. w. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Leech Co. No
81 Kilby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor Houss New
York. No. William street. and No. BaterE Place New
York; Ed Sneedcr, PhilGdeq hI5; GGgrzw KOUns, Bal
timOre; Geo EralG.sc45, Fiy-saar-.
Il. II. HOUSTON, Gsgsrgs irs.gl, 4g.at, Piia
H. J. LOMBAERT, Sgpj, 4i,ggal, III.
jauI Sly
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.

THE Directors Of this Company announce to the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion Of the ground
subdvded into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be seen at the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited call
and examine the
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery IN the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to spare
money pains to make It equal to any Cemetery the
Union and such Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF q competent Super
inteudsnt living the ground under whose direction
terments will be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited By the citizens Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus viii eaye the office Of Linds
ley Crockett at O'clock Tuesday afternoon. the
eh inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter the
same hour Tie seats will be free
Ladies md Families DESTROYS Of visiting he grounds
will be called for at their residences, by sending their
cards ~ the President of the Company.
A. V. 5 LINDSEY, Pres't.
c. ". NANCE. Ssc'T. iy6-f
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
snyder e FPiZZGII
RE receiving and opening fresh and desirable goods
n suitable for the city and country trade.
CONSISTING
Ladies' hne Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
d" with heels,
&c Kid Front Lace Caters,
" Kid Sid 60 thick and thin sOlss.
" Black Lasting Caters, "
=" e" with heels,
" Congress Caters,
A." Kid Boots, thick and thin soes,
9 with na
A" White Kid and Satan Slippers.
Toilet Slippers plain and fancy,
Children and Misses shoes oil every description,
ALSO
Gentlemsns' wear OF every description.
Their stock Of heavy goods is large and good quality
In Short all persons wishing goods In their the will ind
their interest 10 call al No. %, Public Square.
Hug3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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PENNSYLVANIA iZAILROAD.

FTNHREE Daily through Tr1.us, between Philadc.phiz
i and P..ts5grr --Fs-E ECKEING NAIL TBAIN
leaves Philadeiph s IilsburE al =, A. H ard Pitts
burg for PhiladeP-la Et g, A.. b. TaL FAST linz
leaves Philadelphia r .tSl-rg u J. = NJ and Plttsburg
for Philadelphia at ], T.. 81. Tide NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiate.u'- 9r PIwburl 10 H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for PhIiadzip .ra ST To-, =. ".
The above lines connect - fitsbIr- with the Railroad
10 and tf0 st. LOUIS, Mo, alton, G4ara and Chicago
H. frankfort Lexington, ard LG1ayHa Ky; Terra
Haute Madison, lafayette and Indianapolis Ind. Cincin
natl, Dayton Springfield, BeeiOgale, S1udusS7 Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus Gainesville, Nas,cn and Wooster
OEiO also with the Steam Packet Boats and 20 Ne1
Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be bad 10 or from either Of tbs
above places
F0rturther particularz Har5bills at The derenl
starting points. Passengers from West will ind this
toe shortest a1d most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Crk or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGsSr P1sseaga- LINES, PEiladJ,
J. NEShIMEE A5ESr Psass5ger Eiae, P5Is5gry.
Philadelphia, 1851 an'-Iy
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TENNESSEE
II EN- ale COIIGge
FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE.

THE first Session Of this Institution commences the let
Monday, ed day) OF February. Tho
auspices are favorable Franklin OF the pleasant
and heslthfu towns OF the state The Rev ~ SHARP Is
President assisted by full, experienced and Efficient corps
Of Teachers The College Bull ing the ornament of Frank
lin sufficiently commodious for two hundred and hty
PUPILS our mottoi is TROrouF Music, Painting, ard
other Ornamental Branches shall not be neglected. The
Boarding Department conducted BY M and Ms SHARFH,
and every want shall supplied For circular and further
jsIS-5JT. JOHN MARSHALL, P. B.
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n. ETEWAHTT Y. v.
STEWART & OWEN.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware;
NO.l4, MARKET STREET,


HAVING returned 20 Old aEaand from whlehEfd
driven by Hrs WeaEsneW pepared 70 atisndf dou Z
old customers and eges VIII avO- US Wd-
call. Clubhouse has been gebutupOn improved plan,
ad0rdinE IS extended facilities. Our
WORKSHOP
GnOw CapaeOus and extensive adequate 10 ever
geucy. Our
STORE ROOMS
large especially adapted purpose. We
la Store and constantly receiving ample supplies
STOVES, WARES AND CRATES,
Plain and Enameed MARBLETZED Iron NANTES and GAR
sTATUEs and in Short everything usually kept IN SINH
lar establishments.
Our OF Stoves challenges com petition, COmpr-
sing every sty e and variety, We the
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVE,
Among others-an article which is great demand.
We manufacture for trade and for retail order
all kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, aud keep constantly
hand large ASSORTMENT.
We invite the tenton Of alto establishment pedg
Hg ourselves TO give entire satisfaction.
STEWART & OWEN,
JBn2, Sly No. a, Market stree
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STATE OF TENNESSE,
COFFEE COUNTY.
81 Frr


WILL sale the Court House door in the
L Of Manchester, the FOURTH MONDAY in February,
l57 the following OF land lots, much
each, will sufficient pay the Taxes and charges due
each, tO-Wit:
One House and lot in the Of HilsborO Coffee
y nnesSee, designated in the plan Of said Town Lot
No 9, being the in which C. A. GGdey sold and
pied Merchants Railroad Tax $40; Collectors fee. 81
Clerks fee 81 so; Printers fee 81 5U for the year l-ji
Larken Keeling tract of Land 337 acres lying COT
fee county, District No 4, valued S43- Taxes sos 90
Collectors fes 81; Clerks Zee, 81 so; Printers fee 81 50
said Land is bounded follows, the South by Duck XIV
the East by the lands Of John Johnson The North
by the lands Of John Hodge, and the West 0y the lands
Of J. n. ElKns-fOr Tax of 1854.
Jacob Z. I8ley, containing 625 Of and,
lying in Coffee county, District No. :; valued $4,000 Tax
$40 IS Collectors fee, 81; Clerks fee, 81 50; Printers
81 50. Said Land bounded foow, the East by
J. NJ House and J. T. Roberts, the North By the lands Of
lawson Wieman and Frances Reynolds the West blythe
lands Of A NJ Ruedge and the South by the lands Of
John Cash and WHhrOW-fO- Tax Of 1853.
LaTken Keeling tract Of land 33 acres, lying In Coffee
county, District No valued S4JOO' Tax $40 90; COL
cetor fee 81; CLERKS fee, 81 So Primers ee 81 5OOr
Tax Of 1853.
By virtue Of order Of the Circuit or Coffee
IT, made the Term, 1856 said Lands Lois will be
sold by satisfy taxes, and cbarges before
TONED according law. K, W. CASEY,
Railroad Tax Collector for
Manchester, jan2 '57-tw&w3t prsfS6 Coffee county.
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On MANllGll1ll.

AM 10 AAtEh a oAtE DECLlhE.
Ju,t Published, Gratis, the 2Oth Thousand I;
HFT6Fu A FEW WORDS on TIE RATIONAL
EZEA-faF TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of S erma-
--g--N- t0rrhw ut Local eakHess, Nocturnal Euis-
sous, GenIlai and Nervous Debility, Imp0-
tsnCy, and Impsd meHJs tU Mar. iars gerr-~'
BY 3. DE LANET,
The important fact that the many aarmi1g OmpiEuts
originating u this lmprudeuce bud solitude youth, may
easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, this small Iract
early demonstrated and the entirely and highly
cessful treatment adopted author fully explained
by of which every 10 enabled ocurs per-
scty and the least osn5e cost thereby avoiding all
advertised nOsJrums OF the day.
Sent any address, gratis add post tree in sealed
Ops Tsmil8g post paid postage stamps % DR
De LANEY. II, LisPenaTd Street, New York City
oc26-GmdkW
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srATE "a TENNENsEE,

" CHINCERV COURT Ar CARTH4 GE,
JANUARY RULES, 1857.
]. u. IT, e, Sampson NCJ enon, aud others.
Edmund J. Dll HAY, and others
I'M motion. and appearing the Clerk and Master OF
- said Court that EdmuUd }. Diahay resident Of
this State, II Is 1 rere ordered that publication be made for
thirty days The USIov AMgucsS requiring The said
Edmund Nahay 10 appear Court House in The town
o. Carthage, the Second Monday February next
aud there plead, demur 10 Complanans bill
in fault thereof the viii taken for confessed and
set Tor hearing pGrtS a. 10 HIM A. MOORE.
jau7-'57-w4w. Clerk and Master
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no WHOLES SALE DEALERS.
I'D. ". RUSSELL,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATIONS OF ORDERS FOX
PITTSBURG, g.INCINATTI 81 LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 80 BROADWAY NASHVILLE.
THE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for: Rectded, Bourbon Reserve, MOnOngah
and Rye Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum Ale and POT-
ter Onsworths Sparkling and Dry Catawba Wines, Star
seed OIL White Lead, Iron Nails, Stoves Castings Hol-
ware and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware Hardware shoves spades, Hose Axes
Picks Matocks Cordage, Wrapping Paper Matches &c.
handed will trouble Of ordering
travelling purchase, authorized take
der the terms and prices could purchase
YOU was factor lin person All orders handed
will he Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
on opening Of navigation. Hoping share good portion
fully, -
OctJS-f d. ". RUSSELL.
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Harvey in Nashville.

rYvHE eminent " HkRvET 50 well known 70 every gen
teman IN Philadelphia IS the most successful Gutter
Of garments is now u our establishment No 10 CEDAR
et and ia prepared take measures and 70 exhibit
re an assortment Co;hs. CaSslmers and NestDgs,
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing both gentlemen and outh = Is no" iu
ma o1r Furnishing Department contains every article
CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For January, 1857,

To be drawn SATURDAY, January Slst in Baltimore Nd
10000 Tickets LOCO PriZesl
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn BY some
one, all the Prizes are drawn out Of the Wheel.
~ 4. Il. HUBBARD Co, are authorized BY the Man.
AGAR tn 4, all ordara
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WE have just received an extensive assortment Of
w Bows Clothing Of various styles aud prices which
We respectfully invite friends aud the public gen
orally 10 call and examine. We are also constantly
ceivug geutemens over Goats, Dress and FrocE Coats
~ VS. OF everv description Our stock of Furnishes
Goods is now complete all Of which IN addition 10 heavy
arrival of Cloths Cassmeres and Nestiugs IN the piece We
fsrrr rssves will offer Inducements rarely presented
~ s .,T CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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rHIE SI-IiNCRIIIEIls

TTAVE iust Upeued q very handsome assortment OF
IL Furnishing Goods comprising a great variety Of
t5Inves Suspen6ers Mex Ties Black aud Fancy stocks
linen Cambria Hardkerchiefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose. Gents Shaws aud MuHers, sc, &C, all Of
-. .-,7 "a. " CLIFTON h ABROTT
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THE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT or
J. " INCOMES, 10 removed 90 Church Street onposIto
the old stand In the house recently but b. Dr. YOUNG
where We are ready, usual give attention when
called on. J. W. MCOMBs
Jena '5--a rBY ". Il cor-rrru.1
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TuURSTON & BERNARD,
No. lG Public Square,
Next door to Calhoun's

EETE now have on hand beautiful stock Of French
w and English herinOs PLAIN Plaid and ANDRE
shaded all wool DeLalHes BOmbazines, Cashmeres Man
chester DeLanes Plaid, Red elbow and White Fsnnes
all qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of kinds to which invite the after
ton of all Cash buyers, as give good bargains.
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CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT



DY virtue or alias "a 10 me directed from the Circuit
Is Conf cd Lincoln county ats November Term, 1885,
,r r-or Of Caldwell, Cummings q Co. VS. A Slaughter
will on the Second DAY OF February next oneT Tor sale at
@ TST Ysr5 Gate en- Nashville 20 the highest bidder fr
ash ouellseIy Negro Woman and her shld aged about
sr levied upOu s property OF said Slaughter az he
s-.r1s f CALDWELL Cummiugs a Co. Sale within legal
80" ~ * h. CAMPRELL,
o 1Ey- pan6-d4w Deputy Sheriff,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Agent of K. H. Morrison and Mary G. Morrison, ss
"A will sell the highest bidder the premises, ~
"WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day Of January, 1857, one
share Of that celebrated Tract Of Land known the Nelson
5000 Survey the Graham Lands containing 1853
and lying in tie south cast OF Upton county About
OneOurh Land cleared, with good log cabins, gin
upon land. It's situated Girectly upon the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad miles from MasOus Depot aud about
forty miles Memphis. The society around good and
the location healthy any in the District There
eTal Churches Emmaus, at which Rev R K. Sheriff.
breaches within mie there Is ssOa prospect Of bud
ing r class Male Academy Few situat can
be found desirable for good land cultivated society
aud access TO market.
The Land will be divided into three Tracts, all
The Railroad It. Those seeking choice location for
home would do well 70 examine these Lands before the
day OF sale.
Ierms-One-thrd cash and the balance IN and two
years with interest, Title uueKcepionable sale lar and
open.
At the time and place, n previously sod as
Agent Of Violet W Alexander will offer sale her lot
said 5000 Survey, previously advertised, containing
IIS3 acres. ldeCl5-w4I B. MAJLIN, Agent.
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TENN FSSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.

OPEN IL bhOAD . hEHAs
~ aud after Monday, Sept ls 1856 Trains Will run
~ Is follows;
GOING SOUTH.
Mail and Pass. Freight and Pass.
Leave Nashville at $50, AZ. SIS, Pm
Arrive at Thompson's $50, " 5Ib,
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompsou's at9.OO,AK $50,
Arrive at Nashville 1850 " 7.l5
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning Train break
last a Franklin,
The Stages Of Carter Thomas Hough connect with the
Trains at ThOmpsOns
Through Tickets to Memphis, Waynesboro', Jackson,
Tuscumbs Florence, Columbia, and Pulaski, can be pro-
cured the General Stage Office under The Yerandah Ho'
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