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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
SALE OF VALUABLE COAL LANDS
-. n IN kANAWHA. res.f .'sn-c..

DY VIRTUE of decree rendered by
ID the Circuit Court of Kanswha Coun
ty at the Fall Term { 1860 thereof. in a
certain Ghancery suit therein pending, in
which A, G. TahaCerro and others are com
plainants and s. Patrick others defend
ents = the undersigned as special Com
missioner will sell at public auction in
front of the Court House door of said
County. to the highest bidder, on Non
day tie 1871 Of February, 1851, the foIloy<
ingFdescribed tract or parcel of,land.that
portion Of the 10, 500 acres survey origin
ally granted by the Comnonwealth to
John Steele, that is designated and de-
scribed in the Commissioners plat and
report fled in said cause of 4. G. Talia-
Zero and OTHERS VS.. Spieer Patrick and
others. asfot Letter B, and which contains
3556racres. j, -. go. i.*s>.f2
The sale will be made on the following
terms, ten per cent of the purchase money
in cash, the residue to be paid in 3 equal
instalments in six, twelve and eighteen
mopthsfrespeetively, bond with good Sc,
curity required for the deferred install
ments, and the title of the land retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
/ This land is situated on the kanawha
river, and in the best mineral region in
Kanawha County, being short distance
below TIE camel coal mines Of Col. Aar.
on Stockton, and nearly opposite. the
mines Of the "old Dominion Company" "
and is we'll worthy the attention Of those
who desire to invest in mineral land.
The title to said land is Believed to be
unoxceptionable, and, is fully described
and set out in said chancery cause Il
" - VIM. A. QUARRIER, y
-, Special Commissioner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Town Fathers. =.

- Gan any one tell US what has become
ofafour town fathers--whether they have
yet walked from their long sleep or
whether it is possible that they may have
been buried alive in'the rubbish of the
past, We suggest that care be taken in
making the Spring excavations in our
streets, and a lookout kept, with the Hope
ofinding the fossil remains of these an
tedsldyiap. disniaries, char if ,t,ll3 y
yet be as celebrated as Pompeii..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

FEMALE COMPLAINTS, so common to
married ladies. are easily removed By CARTER s
SrANisH MtxriRE the only medicine let dis
cosered upon w hich the farer portion of crea-
ion may sa Tely rely as a remedy for all their
Ms.- Let them test its .inestimable virtues,
ana he healed, -
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X AsNAWHA WAL LIE Y BSTARl i
MERCER Academy.

CHARLESTON, KANAWHH Co., Va
THIS Institution will be opened on
MoNDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1856. The ses-
sion will continue without interruption to
July 10, 1857.
Thecourse ofinstruction embraces the
Latin, Greek, aud French Languages the
elements Of German. and The higher Math-
ematics. together with the usual branches
of thorough practical English educa-
ton. g + - -. = ~ ..,.,.
The Principal desires 70 build up here
a permanent School of high order. and
! pledges himself to iemploy, if needed at
any time, well qualified and faithful as,
Esistants, to aid him in the discharge Of his
duties, 10 .'<5 - \ -.s.. ~
l.'&. RATES OrFTUITIoN. -.
Ordinary English Branches, peri sso
session of Pen months,
Classical department. -. $50
Eg-Pupils received at any time, and
charged from the time of admission to the
end Of the session. .
Es-For any furtherinformation, or for
admission of pupils, apply either person
ally or by letter, to ~ r. =.
WIN. C. CLAYTON ~
Nov. II, 1856. T.. Principal:
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/ crnA TopAecoAWc have received a
fine lotof Cuba Tobacco, j. e., Tobacco
raised on the Kanawha river, BY Mail,
s. Bronaugh, from imported Cuba Seed.
Maj. B. has our sincere thanks for his
kindness. The Cigars will be looked fot y,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
STRAYED.

q EyENTEEN head of cattle which have
- beeninthe range all summer. Theymay
have been driven or sttaye,l3 of with other cat
tile. They are supposed b be on the head OF
Eighteen Mill Creek OF on>the ,Peca riyer.-
The y are two and three year old. My marx is
a crop offthe right ear and hoieFin the Hen
ear. Some Of them are not in my maIk5 beirg
cattle which werc tougut, marks Hgt remem-
beted, c ( r.. p ~ - ~ .-~
. A liberal reward will be paid to any person
Who will bring them 10 my farm or keep them
until can GIT thepI o4uy information OF
there wheres bouts+%ill be thankfully received
. y ~. ~ " TH0S. FIFE.
Buffalo, IPdtnanb Co., Va, Feb, 3 1855.
nsOtL<| -Ey ~ d. ~ $50 -.
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SS..--At Raies held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Putha m County in the'month of March 1851,
James b. budding VS.. John j. Hubbard. Eliz-
abefh Hubbard, Andrew. Wight. SaIahsA.
Wright, Eugene E: Lucas apdkishaId y. Lu-
cas-. T - r ~ r. - ID -
In Chancery. II II tzs5
: II appearing by affidavit 6led that the de-
fendanis John ], Hubbard, Elizabeth Hub
hard, AndrewJ. Wright, Sarah A. Wright,
Eugene E. Laca- and Richard H. Lpcas, are
nom residents Of the State Of Virginia, and the
object this suit being 70 obtain a Decree Of
Court to sell the interest of Eugene Edwin Luz
cas-, infant, in the real estate Of Thomas Hub
bard, deceased, it is theTefore otjeIed thstthey
do appear here within one nlpnih alter due
publication Of this order, and DO what is nee
essary to protet interest in the pre- misses.
Test j. 70. T.. HARVEY, Clerk.
NOM 81 -,
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Mr.. RICHMOND would inform these who
4h intend procuring .LikenesseS OF them
selves or friends, that he has devoted the last
fifteen years to the study and practice Of Pho
toera Phfng, and that he p ssesses every faeil-
ity for producing the very best Photographs
the srt is capable Of, and will spare no pains
in making Miniatures that will be satisfacto-
~ to bis patrons, not only as Likenesses, but
in works Of Art. Adults taken equally ns
good in cloudy as in fair weather. Children
taken from one to ten secordS. T.
N b. destruction given in the theory; and
Apparatus furnished. Call soon, as Mr.. R.
will not remain ir town very long.
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H1ored.

i We learnn,71 f rck,,. he Rayenswood .Chroni7
Gle that . stLe.lboat, built at that place, has
boon nanneSfIIenry Fitzhugh," in honor
ofour felsF-townsnan, Henry Fhzhugh.
Esd = =. - - IL ]
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yALEN,TIS,,Es.

TINE Four eenth day of February sstas
IL approaching ali who wish 10 z: val
themselves Of this time honored custom vii
and a large assortment OF Valentines at
In &c asseItmeat Of Comic Valentines.
Ny9n3 3w. 1,$.r..,.fF f7e F5fsF ,I !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Meath Of B. B. Everest.

AR. b. B. Everest Teller Of the Bank
of Kanawha. died at hissresidenco in Ka-
nawla Salines, On Saturday last. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Stnttering and Stammsring Cured
BY DIR. WYcoFF, of Pittsburs, Penn:,
Without Pain or Surgical Operation. !,

WHO viii send the cure to any part oil
w the World, on the receipt of $40 and
the money returned,i if the cite is not eifectu-
az. D-Ail5 letters mus, be adore ssed to DIR.
WYtoFF, Box 7i6, Pittsbpfg, Pa, in care Of
P.se Correspondents will please enclose
stamp for return postage. $3.50 IN,
CArr:oS.-All persons who cannot produce
my genuine certificates are bumbugs
IVIn2sl ssa' lsszF DR.. W..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

Those Expecting TO Dye This Winter
MOULD do we'll to call at the Charles
w ton Drug Store, as they will find
there a good assortment OF good Dy.
Stuffs u : Egs.d q aaali s>S L
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

, 4 T Court held for Kanawha County the
n 10Th January 1857. f.sx. IA. IA
Milton Parker, Comppt
Admir- Of .Hezekiah Daggs, ~ Shaneery.
decd and others, Defps.
The Report of Isaac Read Special Con1rns
sioncT appointed by the Court, at former
Term, to sell the lands in the bill and proceed
lpgs mentioned, was this day presented with
the bonds taken Of the purchaser in pursuance
of said decree! And on motion of CompPt by
counsel said Report is confirmed. And j, hav.
ing been suggested that other debts besides
those reported or by Commissioner, are just
T ly :hargeahle againstthe Estate Of Hez. kiah
Dag. s, andby consequence on the fund aris-
ing from the sale ofthe lands, the Court doth
order that Thomas L. Broun, as Special Com.
missioner or some master Comm ssioner ofthis
Court, do after duly notifying all creditors, by
publication for four successive weeks, in some
newspaper published in Kanawha County,
who have not hitherto proved their debts
against said~estate, to come before him and
prove them, do take, state, settle and report
to this Court an account showing such debts
as are justly chargeable on said estate and the
fund arising from said land sale, and which
are not containedin his former Report.
And the Court doth further order that the
Commissioner appointed to make partition Of
the Real Estate Of said Daggs, be allowed
their claim of costs for making said partition,
out Of the first monies arising from the sale
Of said land. ag>ak fflaa
And the sail Commissioner or some master
Commissioner is hereby empowered to fix upon
certainday IN this said notice Of publication,
upon which or before which day all o the csed-
tors ofsaid Daggs, shah lay before him their
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
DR.. GEO. VAN DE LINDE,

{Residence- = Manningsviile, Banawha,)
san continues ready, NioHr and DAY. to at
tend in Ibis and adjoining counties, to such
ss Fec. 5n5 wish his projrs sionai ttsndaHcs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
! Fresh OYsfers.

giGie y fE Fresh OYSTERS ~ HaJ
Iavil Gr horn will receive fresh Oysters
- direct from baltimore twice week.
Fan ~ su.PlS by the can. half ranSor dozen.
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:. 4. ". QUARTER, crk.
To the Creditors Of IIezeliah Daggs deed
and all others Interested in the Above
---..L DecfRa. II - = :.

Notice j. hereby given ron and each OF yon
thatI have fixed upon "Wednesday The ist day
Of April next 1885, atm office in Charleston
ofsaid decree, at which place and on or be-
fore which time YOU are hereby fesriired to
lay before me as Special Commissioner your
claims against said Daggs, with legal proof
thereof.
THos. L. BRouN, sp'l commis,ioner.
January % 1851. fIt'' &C. n39wlt
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~. =. x AN AWHA r
aB a * Il r. Y,
COME ctionary & Grocery
Main Street, 4th door below the Lower
Ferry, Charleston, Va.

Ferry, Charleston, Va.
Doing fully acquaint with the baking
ID business, in all its various branches, no
pains will be spared 10 rcnde< satisfaction to
tie most fastidIous taste. y"
Cakes, Pastry, &c. &c. for Wedding
.5.. T. p. Parties,
made on the shortest notice. Fresh Bread,
Pastery, &c, every day Flour BY the whole
sale and retail,
Having on hand full supply Of Groceries,
will sell as cheap as the cheapest, for cash.
Country produce, &C., taken in exchange foI
Goods, at the market prce, or cash Will be
paid t requited. = ..! (
- n42s2 =, GEORGE ~AHT.
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. SELLING OFT. !.

G .BISSWANGER & BRO. Browstown
y. Kan. wha Co. Va. would most respect
fully inf,rn the public that, ashley in end
leaving this State they will sell their ettire
stock If Goods, most of which were saved
from their establishment which was lately
destroyed byfre at very low prices. Call soon
as bargains ca n be had. n tq
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

See the advertisement of o. ,Mayt.
Give him call, as he key . fresh !. and
excellent supply Of iGroS hes and Con-
feetioner.iies, and viii ~ good bargains
t6.alI who may NJ patroyZe his house: !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
POSTPONEAfENT.

PosTPoNEMENT:
The aboyc sale, in consequence of the
inclemency af the weather, is postponed
until Monday, the Cd day of March next.
WILLIAL a. QUHRRIER,
: Special Commissioner.
Feb. IL, 1857.
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H. w. GOODWIN & CO.,
Main Street, opposite Kanawha House,
Z CHARLESTON, VA,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.

HTTE are in receipt Of our Winter Stock,
w which has been laid in with a good
deal of care, in the Eastern and Western
cities, 10 suit the wants cf our town and
country friends.
In our Dry Goods Department may befound:
Ladies' Fine DEess Goods,
Shawls, Cloaks, Talmas,
, Cnpes, Ribbons, Col ars, Underseeves,
Silks, Satins, Kid and Silk Gives,
Hosiery Of all kinds; -
T.. = Calico, b!eachd & brown Domestic
T., Linsey, Jeens, r.
Boots, BOotces, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Ounnnsunra SaddIerr ScI &c
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Aaa66a DaHtp Star. !
Tuesday Morning. February II, 1851
KANAWHA q. H. VA:

The attention Of persons wishing 40
dispose0f negroes, is called to the YER
tiEeuent Of Mr.. Littlepage.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

Pe:sens indebted to US are requested to
come forwsrd and settle Immediately, Is long
er ibdulgenc cannot be given, s'.Ntg
S. sBISSWASGER & GRo: :
= u5svef y.ss..t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

! VIRGINIA SS.-At rules held in the
4 VI Clerks cIIlce OF the Circuit Court for
Kanawha couaty'in the month of March
ASST. Lt# tsAf .
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Supreme Court-Gs neral Term.

Dec 90 -nsusioSs John BoWgrd March ~. Alt.r
Loicry.-yoton for a sale. The Court say tle sale
must De vacated and sale be madc on the dcfen.
dan payng the purchaser. who opposes Tie motion $780,
and paying the plaintiff t10. TIE costs Of The notion,
also he costs q advertising the salc heretofore in
Cured.
Nm. q Ldpom -. John j. Y ". R,7rva. Sheriff DC,
n NeW lofk-Jud ymcn for the plaintiff affirmed with
costs
Iphe Matter If ne Emp~e Ci,g B5nt-Jud gmcn, cr Tho
special term Cor the claimants ~ sns the bank affirmed
will costs.
JosTA w. Bsnon r,. C1oris T. C,om,est --Judgncn.
below affirmed except az TO the part which gives ia
images, costs 'aud allowance o The defendant 10 thN
part y reversed Neither party 10 have costs against
the osher.
Wm uogi,ri. rs. Bey y Htnt--Dcorec or surrogate
affirmed with costs.
J. Mcphsran Beryi an rs Istlc NJ Wright -Judgment
for The plaintiff al med with costs.
7heolosius y. Fo,rler Ls,fs Dep1v Judgment ~
the special msiifed the whole will sustain "a valid
tho executors &c the real estate which
81 converted ITO money w the mere authority 70
sell u. Judge Catke oissen'et.
Charles Benedict Gooricl ~ Denciscf-order de
charging the purchaser reversed without costs 10 either
party. Judge Roosevelt dissented.
Baker ~. Ierts.--Ilc the samc.-Motion for
new trial Motor granted, costs 20 ABIDE the eveat
Bcita rs Dsrbr --rhc or icr of the special term dis
missing the complaint reverted, and the right 81 the lar
ties 20 the 1000 fund passed rpch according TO toe OPT
nou of Mitchell Justice, with leave 70 move ~ amend W
JAMES EcBreGe rs ths Frrytlrs' Bank n salem --Ths
taxation " costs 70 bc governed by the law when
Judgment was recovered not when verdict rendered.
sul,t, ca to tue opinion Of toe Court.
and W,od w. me Cfofon BoUd-CnD,mfpos o-5
ctaers ne scmc In this Judge Mitchell gave
long written oIvon No mandamas 10 issue In cher
case and the man1amus the second case was fepiai
With cOsts. Order below denying the maudam.s airmoa
with UOas.
R,ttn W Ho,ces. Prssiisn d. ~ ysr.cnso w,at
Hayyr dr-in this decis IN was rendercdsrSut
ststemeu, Of be submitted 10 the inseta ~,
corrections 10 be made in The case aud then Judgment ,
We dsaenaAsA
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shall be- in pursuance OF said law to establish voting pre-
oscs IN their respective Countess and appoint three
held on the 4th day Of January, 1853, 70 wit -
Leapencorth eoanty-Aoam Fisher S N. Lat,a and Geo.
Atchison-Chas r. Kobb Caleb May and J T Hereford.
Doniphan-Thomas H. McCulock, Isaac Toman and
Ebenezer Backiston
Bro,c-Oryill Root Thos ]. Drummond and William C.
Foster.
Nemeha-Thomas Newton, Royal U. Torrey and c.
Pottaoa.amie-Roberi Wilson, Urah Cook and A. Jack
son Chapman.
Mars1alI-J NJ Middleton, w. S Blackburn and J. f.
Clardy.
Ritey-J. M. Morris, Or. A. Hunting and George Mon
tague
Calhosn-Abram Ray, VIM Owens and Or oden.
worth.
SAa1mee-A Policy, w. s Gaylord and Elliott Car
C9gey-wm. R. Saunders, s NJ Parsons and Hardin
Mcmahon.
Woodsosa-Charles Cameron, John woodman.
Richdrdson-James Fletcher, S T Ross S. A. Baldwin
Breckinridge-Dr. +. p. Bancroft, E. Goddard, William
Gripsey.
Madisa-A. D. Graham, 8. c. Brown and Hartman G.
Elliott
Johnson-Bepj Dare, Joseph Mathews and James y.
Allen
Lykins-H H. Williams, John Yelton. Dr. W. Heiskl.
Linn-David Sibbett, f. Barnes and DR. j. II. Barlow.
Bourbon Dorm and NcGee.--B b Newton John Ha'
milton, Gov. F. Ransom.
DougIas-Robert j. Nelson, j. B. Abbot and James
Blood.
Franklin jacob A. MARCEL p Elder and ]. A Reid
Anderson-Davs Frankinberger, Dr. r. fitzpatrick and
Vim. +. Arney.
Allen and Greenwood A Coffee Watson Stewart and
Daris.-.Ias W blair, E. NJ. Thurson and VIM. B. Mar
shall
Visit. s Hufacker, F. Moser and S. N. Hays.
Hunte1.--E r. Zimmerman Dr. Weibiy.
Given under the seal OF the Territory, at Lecompon,
this the 10th day IT December 1857.
FRED. 2. STANTON, Acting Governor.
LIST OF ACTS PASSED BY THE KANSAS LEGIsLATuas.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette
QCINDARo, T., Dec 10 1887.
The Legislature adjourned sine die at O'Clock Thurs
day evening Before doing So 1t passed bill repeating
the famous Rebellion act,' and another, directing the
prosecuting attorneys Of the Territory 10 enter noe pro
sequis in all cases pending under the Rebellion
law Gov Stanton vetoed both these bills but the for
mer imme lately enacted his disapproval
The following synopsis of all the action completed at
this Extra SESSION -
l. Passage of the Militia bill, and election under of
Territorial Military Board.
Joint resolutions protesting against admission into the
Union under the lecompton constitution.
g. Concurrent resolutions, affirming the Topeka
sttution, and praying TOR admission under il
a. Act for the punishment of all election frauds.
g. Act repeating the bogus law under which the Le-
compton cons htution framed
O. Act for submitting the whole Lecompton constitution
TO vote of the people.
z. Act repeating the Rebellion law.
There much censure the members tia, they
did not provide for submitting the Topeka constitution
the people The public likely force them
into such enactment their regular session, which
commences on the first Monday in January
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10 IgEillars and Coopers
LONG HURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail COnfectioner,

NO. 45 UNION STREET
HAVE Cd hand very choice assortment Of Candies Of
II all kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles. CatBups
SaTdines Brandy Frps Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
Apples and every thing Of the kind usually kept in Con
dictionaries.
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, Ale, CIeARs
and T0BAceo, of the very best brands
Their Bakery eof the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers Of the best quality at the lowest prices
PARTIES, ~ WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C..
Furnished By them on tbs shorten. notice. with Cakes
Ooufectonaries &o. &C. the highest style Of art
Mr. honghurst, who has charge Of The Manufacturing
Department has received several Diplomas in New York
for the best arcesin his line. exhibited at State Fairs
snd Of the skilfu Confecsoners the eoun.
~. d2g
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES

4 HOmAS HOPE & CO., Nc. 1872 Chambers street.
New-York, established IS20-ImpOrters aud Dealers
IN all descriptions or Rare Old MsdeiTa Sherry
Wines Finest Old Brandies, Superior Old jamaica St.
Croix and Antigua Run, Old Holland Gin, and every variety
OF Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Cham pagne-Msx Satanic Aoef & Chandon and
M6mm's IMPERIAL Cabinet Verzenav Heidseick and
other Brands.
ClRret and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chateau Mar
gaux, Chateau Lafe, Leovile Ia-ose Marraux ana St
Julien, Chateau and Haut Sauternes.
HECK Wines-of JohRannesberger, Ma cobrunneF,
Rudesheimer, Hocshemer, Sparkling H Ock and Mosehe.
Segars-ol all The choicest varieties Eegants, Regalas
Conehas, Operas, Pressed and Communes.
Foreign ErIIits-of all kinds, Raisins. Almonds
Prunes, &C.
Teas and C,1ffees-all Of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngues-BaTlingtOn, Virginia and
Weslphala Hans, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
dOsheR Butter-in Frkins, Tubs and Stone lars.
Foreign Pichels-Sauees, CatsHps, sardines, Ca.
pers, Olives, sc.
PrcscrVes-Rasta and West India and Domestic And
full and general assortment Of every variety FINB
GkOCbRiES marh6. '57--dly.
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HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, sc.
In store and for sale at the sign of the
Little Indian

CONE1R CHERRY An - Cls OAR 81 r 3EESi
CHOICE lot Of Gne Havana Cigars, 200 dozen bags
n smoking Tobacco Ian goTne's ane Chewing Tobacco
with general variety OF fine brands always hand, with
the largest and Best variety Of Pipes in the market. Also
fine Shuts, consHg OF Scotch, feh Rappee Maccaboy
&C. it'll choice assortment of Wines. Liquors, Ale Por
and last but not leas would cali the attention 9th
lovers the Rod and Reel my choice selection Of Fishing
Tackles which is just received and OF the hnest quality
Call and examine The corner Cedar and Cherry
street. fapl2-till jan1'5al J. MOORE
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a. ". STREET a. L. EINo wN. B. sTUEUT.
STREET. KING n CO..
AttOrnG at Law.
DISSOLUTION.

FTNHB partnership heretofore existing under the frm
Il Stewart * gen is dissolved by mutual consent VII
Stewan assuming all liabilities said fr and receiy
lag all debts due 20 this date.
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Il. H. HAYNES, J. ". MORTON, RI. LYLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-15
StraWberry Plants,

OFFER the following Strawberry Plants for sale: =
Iowa, al 81 per hundred rpens about the Alb Of MAY
lth Of May. Georgia Mammoth at az per hundred; ri
pens the 10th Of May The above list of plants aIe al
and are seltimoregnaOrs AID viii produce frai
without mixing pislilae and stln plants with them
All orders fer strawberry Plants left at DemoviIle
Belfs No. rs Cherry street. viii be promptly attended to
BY ne, aug 29-W9ts JAMES Z. WALKER.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY SI2-TEmE THISO' 25 HOUkS'
FEHRAINS through nom Stevenson. 70 Mem
N phis and make close connection with trains s1Et
On Nashville and Chattanooga RAILROAD al Steven -
son. Through kets from Nashville 70 Memphis sofa iot
SIC Time through IS hOurs.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock I'm,
Train, which arrives Stevenson at IS, A. Me- and con-
meets with Trains Memphis. No delay except ID chang
nc cars L. l., ANDERSON,
suT;I3-ts Ticket Agent