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4 committee. consisting of eight ladies

\ committee. consisting of eight ladies,
was appointed to meet at twelve O'Clock
Sesen of them were pnnctual, but the eighth
came busting in with many apologies for be-
ing quarter OF an hour behind time. "The
time had passed away without her being
aware of it; she had no idea of its being so
late" &c. 4 Quaker lady present, said,
'' Friend / am not so clear that We should
admit thine apology. 1t were matter Of re-
rret that shou!dst have wasted thine own
quarter Of an hour; but here are seven be-
sides myself whose time thou hast also con-
surned, amounting in the whole to two hours;
and seven-eighths Of it was not thine own
property.
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Larkin's Clothing Store,
QATE wM. CoNNELLY's3
Merit door east Of the City Bank
OFT AW A. Ill.,


Merit door east Of the City Bank,
OTTAWA, ILL.
NHE subscriber announces TO the public that he has
Il purchased the entire stock of Goods, Tailorshop,
&C. lately the property Of VIM Connolly decd located
above. The stock 10 heavy, and thoroughly
penished short time before Mr. Conne,ys decease. 1t
consists Of all kinds Of
Ready.Made Clothing,
Such Coats Pants Vests Shirts Drawers Suspenders
Cravats, Stocks Collars, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Ho
siery-in Short every article of Mems Boys, child
rens wear-embracing also full assortment of every
article of
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods.
These goods will be sold FOR CASH only, and there
fore be offered at lower price than be bought
anywhere else in Ottawa.
In connection with the Clothing store the subscriber
will also continue the t-A
Tailoring Business,
As formerly successfully carried by Mr. Connolly
having for this purpose the services Of Of
the best practical cutters in the west. As he will keep
constantly on hand large stock Of
Cloths, CaSsimereS, VeStingS,
And all other material to be made up in Clothing he
make promptly to order any article in his line, should
such be preferred to the ready-made article his
shelves. ... - ....
The subscriber determined to make this only
or but the first Clothing establishment in Ottawa and to
keep the stock to the highest point Of the market and
therefore invites, as he hopes his goods and prices will
deserve that he should receive liberal patronage from
the public. (ry23l THOMAS LARKIN
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A y ordinance, authorizing the Mayor OF the City of
N Ottawa 10 borrsw the sum Of twelve thousand dol
lars. be expended in erecting and furnishing school
house has been passed BY the City Council and approved
by the of the City at election held for that
pose which !. be secured by bonds OF the City Of
five hundred dollars each payable after date,
with interest at the rate Of ten per CENT payable annu-
ally
Now therefore, /. GEORGE T. WALKER, Mayor Of said
City, hereby give notice tina; ready office, in
Ottawa subscriptions said loan. BY the
dinance provided that there shall be annually set
apart be used for other purpose
of the first money received into the treasury, sun
cient sum 20 pay said interest.
good opportunity is here afforded to make safe in
where the interest will be promptly paid
ally Those who wish subscribe will please do i'm
lediat.y desirable that the building should be
erected during the coming summer.
my2S g. L. WALKER, Mayor.
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BOOK BlNDERY.

A New Business i'm Ottawa!
1HE subscriber would inform the people Of La Sale
4 and adjoining Counties that he has established .
BOOK BINDERY in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
receive orders for anything in his line.
Blank Books
OF all kinds manufactured to order In q workmanlike
manner. Also old books rebound. Pamphlets and ma.
gaines bound in any style required. Maps and
vanished.
Paper BOXeS
And all other work done which belongs my branch
business Let 1t be borne in mind that it is longer
necessary send to Chicago get your Blank Books
manufactured, or any kind Of Binding done, for you
have establishment in Ottawa that can do il ALL and
you the trouble Of sending abroad.
Please give me call in the over the Telegraph
Office. south side Of the Court House Square.
nov1 C. G. LUTZ
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Ell NwL Sec 81, T. go. r. 5.
NEk Sec. 22, T. 81, X. s.
Lot 81, Ottawa City.
AZ Lots in the States Addition to Ottawa.
3 Lots in Ottawa Centre.
2H 81. 5, and lots in subdivision OF part Of
the NEaa Sec. 3, T. 33, r.
This property overlooks the City, and is the de-
srable and valuable property in Ottawa for residence
Also, 2, and lots east of Geo. ". Bassett's
present residence and about so lots in Basse Addition
to Ottawa, adjoining and north Of Champn Hanburys
Addition. These lots viii be 60 by $50 Any
above property will be sold years. time, u desired
with interest only payable annually at ten per
my16 GEO. s. FISHER.
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Rail Roaos.
Michigan Cent? Railroad.
80 80 ~ go - - o.
Toilet Division Opened.

Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Going East.
DASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at 6S5 A.
i NJ and SEA p. NJ. arrival OF Chicago, Alton
4 St. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction at 6J5 A. VI and SIS p NJ,
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
from the South and West. via the Chicago,
Alton -, Lo1is, and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
will find this the direct route &c the East and South
East may be 81 making prompt connections at
Detroit Suspension Bridge Buffalo, and Cleveland with
all the main lines OF travel, and Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains te Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville and the South
Through tickets he purchased ut the Office at Joi
ct, for all the principal cities and towns at the East
Il G. RICE superintendent.
Gro Il. NscGEEGoR, Engineer JOii@t DjrisiOD iu2i
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"a Is Invented.

1IIE very thing that farmers have long wanted-a Sc
- PARATING CORN SHEIIEI;, with one horse pow
which i superior anything Of the kind
neatness. durability. perfection Of work and
usefulness farmers in general. The whole machine
weighs So lbs. and i capable Of Smelling and preparing
milling 4p bushels per hour under
bic circumstances The power may he used for various
other purposes. For sale by NANLEY DOW.
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CHICAGO BRANCH
Furniture Rooms !

WILLkeep constantly on hand good assortment Of
W Sofas, Sofa Rockers, Spring Seat Chairs, Marble
and Mahogany Top Centre Tables, Side Tables Marble
Top Bureaus eecretaries, Lounges, Mahogany Cherry
and Black Walnut Stands of every description, Cribs
Cradles, Towel Racks, &C., &c. l'l
r' H Chairs.
All kinds Of Cane, Flag, ond Wood Seat Chairs.
Bedsteads.
large assortment always on hand. In connection
with the above stock will always be found good
sortment of Home Manufacture can be made IN this
CITY, all OF which is offered for cash. cash prices
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
Wareroom one door south Of the Agricultural Store.
my2 J. O. GAY
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OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS !

! farmers and the public generally, that they have
fitted up their Mill, hitherto known the Oil Mill
FIGURING MILL by placing in it superior, and ample
machinery. Their arrangements expressly adapted
to, and made in view of rendering il a superior
CUSTOM MILL.
Where the farmers have their grinding, Of every
risty, done expeditiousy and promptly. We grind
Wheat Corn Rye, and Buckwheat, having machinery
adapted TO each and the machinery being all new, and
under the management Of an experienced ners We are
confident Of being able to satisfaction in all Cases
We invite farmers to give trial, AT least.
Citizens OF Ottawa respectfully informed that We
prepared furnish them with superior article
Of superfne Flour also Buckwheat aud Rye Flour, Corn
Meal, Bran, and other Feeds, all Of which will be
promptly delivered in any part of the City, FREE OF
CHARGE slate will be found the OF J. G. Nat
finger, where orders may be left for delivery during the
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ON Monday, the eth inst, between i. am % ~.
~ p. NJ while the subscriber was wa. ~ ". rein
gaiIroad depot in Ottawa for the arrival Of she Tram
from the East and had hitched his horse, 10
one horse wagon near C. lrion's bakery, p Se ua
N destroy IL and endanger the life Of any person at
tempting to drive the vehicle Any person giving niorI
~ Ton that will lead the detection OF the perpetrato or
Of the outrage, will receive the above reward
my2-lm N"i nINeoS
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,

At HamatIe's Old sflnd, Nam Street, nearly oppo
site The Bank,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
THE subscriber having taken the late popular esab-
lisbment of J. b. Hamalle is prepared to manufac
ture and supply, heretofore, all kinds Of Confecon-
cry wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal to the best
eastern article.
He also keeps all kinds Of TOYS table ornaments 10.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer,
at his Also, supplied by the quantity to private
families, parties, &c. =,
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly ON hands
or manufactured to order. may26J VIM Ep%nf'
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Real Gstate.

LUCJAN r SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Title furnished Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. .... t-sl-t f.H Ottawa, August 3, loot.
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ho- a. iAe III u anu Dbpk
c Patent Medicines of any
he following:
iGuysot's Ex. Yellow Dock
and Sarsapariiis,
Townsend's Sar.sparilla,
Bulls
Sands ="
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Railways Ready Resolvent,
" +" Relief,
{" I" Renovator
Jayne's Alternative and 9TH
er medicines.
Loudon's Alternative and 9TH
er medicines,
Weaver's Sal; Rheum Syrup,
Cprnan's Pile Electuary,
Hays - Linirnent,
Loudons " Z.
MAliister'. alI-healing ONT
ment.
Judkin's Ointment,
Sloan's Horse and Family
Ointment.
Gridley's letter Ointment,
Trask's Magnetic
Green's Mountain "
Dally's Pain Extractor,
Pages Climax Salye,
Golden Ointment.
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
farrell's Arabian
Nerve and Bone
Loudon's Cherokee /"
,Iayne's /"
Petroleum, or Rock Oil,
Merchants Gargling"
McLeans Vol. Oil Eminent,
Floyd's American
lfennimore's "
Bakers Pain Panacea,
Gregory's Instant Relief,
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Compound syrup Of Stilingia,
Marsball's Uterine Catholi-
con,
Bach's American compound,
keeier's Z" Z"
Heimbold's Extract OF Bechu
Pulvermacher's Vol. Grains,
Arnica Piasters,
Aicccks Porous Piasters:
Poor Mans Plaster.
Morehead's Mag. Plaster,
Woods Hair Restorative,
Phaion's Hair Dye,
Batcheller's "
Loudon's +"
Jayne's !"
Hurd's Hair Restorer,
Golden Gloss,
Loudon's Hair Tonic,
Jayne's
wahpene-asuperior article
for restoring the hair,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
All the various Preparations
for Diarrh9a, Cholera In
fantum, &c.
~ other Patent Medicines,
pure and cheap as from first
Z. Y. GRIGGS,
adritdn, Ndtfinoer's Block.
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New Clothing Store !!
Z I1NH QCN1

New Clothing Store !!
L. RAUGH & Co.,
MANUFAcT UReRS AND DEALERS IN
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Oil Bags India Rubber and OIL Clothing Hats and Caps,
and everything else apperainine to regular and web
governed
CLOTHING House,
Have now fitted up and opened their lately purchased
Store Rooms,
On the south side Of the Court House Square,
One door east Of Nanley q Do,t's, oppo.
sste the Mansion House,
And are receiving daily their
Large and Magnificent Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Which they offer to their friends cus.o
AT REDUCED PRICES:y
The manager Of this establishment having conducted
the Clothing business in this City than six years,
and being fully acquainted with the wants of this
ket has spared pains and circumspecon in the
facture of assortment and will continue
endeavors to satisfy the fsstous OF Can
and examine stocks.
We offer inducements to dealers in the
country unsurpassed by any Wholesale
House west of New York.
l.. RAUGH & CO.,
1SvuM side Of the Court House Square.
Ottawa Anril o. 1857
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For sale,

West half Sec. &C. Town 81 n, R. East so acres.
West half swq Sec IA, Town 81 n, r. East, so ac
West half nwq Sec. n, Town 50 n, r. East, SC &C.
The above lands among the most desirable in La
Sale County, situated from to 10 miles from Otava
and viii be sold reasonable terms Apply 20 the m
iersisned, at Aitoe, III. toct 81 HENRY s. BAKER.
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Lots for Sale.
TIME undersigned have for sale the following which
i they offer at low rates, time, viz:
Glorer's addition to Ohdtcd.
Lots |, and 9. block 1.
Lots 3, 4, 5, 8, Q and IL, block 3.
Lots 3, As s, 9 and 12, block T.
Lots I, 2,3, 4, 5 and 6, block 5.
Lots 1, 2.3, and 8, block 6.
Lots !, 4, S, 8 and 9, block 8.
Lots 2, and 10, block 3.
Lots I, 2, 8, 4 and 5, block II.
Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, s., 6. Z and 8, block Is.
Lots 6, TO- IL and Is, block -.
Lots 5, 8, ~ and 16, block 16.
Lots I, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6. and 8, block IS.
Norris addition.
Lots and 6, block 3.
Otd,cd CITY,
Lots and o
Lots I, 2, 8, 9 and 10, 10
TRUE WATERMAN,
julio once in Rank OF OttG,eo
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PAINTS. Oils, Drugs, &e.
SETH C. EARL & SONS
Paint Establishment,

on 1HUFH 6tTect, uC 'CUSVUIuU8 Oh 8tG1f-
ss'' Ottara, III. r
mo keep pace with the growing business and import
= of city, the propretors Of the above estab.
shment have greatly enlarged their stock both as to
quantity QUALIFY, and variety Of articles, and claim
that in point Of superiority and completeness is
exceeded west of the eastern cities Their
embraces article which can be needed in the
painting finishing outfit OF dwellings, together with
every article needed BY painters and artists in all
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ReQl &atate.


House umd Lot for Sale. 'Hl al
a LARGE, cOmmodious, and well finished story
brick House, in Ottawa Centre, sale, with one
two three L0ts0ne Of the very peasahtest situs-
the City, only ten minutes walk Court
House. Enquire Of che subscriber OF
tawa., . March 29] GEO. WHIPPLE.-
Fine improved Farm for Sale. q
NyHE subscriber, finding it necessary account of
j cumulasing business in town. to quit his farm. offers
sale on easy The farm lies about ve miles
north Ottawa, consists Of 100 acres all fenced
and broke with good dwelling house, good stables, wells
&C. Horses work cattle young stock, farming utensils,
&C., sucien good start, will be sold with the farm
ut fair valuation IL desired. The subscriber owns
land adjoining the above, and will sell rs much as
may desired. Long time will be given most Of the
purchase money at fair interest Apply 70 the subscr-
Der the premises or address him At Ottawa o. H.,
auelS-tf =. -I4sy -l.a- THOS. CARTON.
Fine CITY Property for sale.
VHE subscriber offers for sale good two story brick
II dwelling with the lot situated Madison ST., half .
block Of the Ravne Bridge, in OTTAWA near the
sidence Of L. p. SANGER, Esq. Also, a story
frame dwelling and the lot which stands. adjoining
the above the east. Good cellar under each house
and stable wells; outbouses, &C., attached. .t # g.
The property will be sold easy terms, exchanged
for farm lands, II application Is made soon.
aue15Aw CHAS. WHITMAN.
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PAINTS, OILS, & VARNISHBS,

Ut"ss, ousH, D0oTs, BtthdS, Taper Hdny-
augs, Painters Brushes. Pencils, &C.,
In all qualities and varieties To name all the articles
they oner would occupy toe much space the following
list VIII give an idea OF the nature Of their stock.
Lead Il linz nink
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Paper H0nging.-Pain and Satin Paper. Borders,
freboard Prints, Oil and Transparent Window Shades,
Trimmings, &c
GErss-An sizes from by 10, 20 50 by a.
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E,tnts of HENRI e. Cotton. deed.
E.,ote of .Lne. n W;lson d.c'd :

NOTICE hereby given, to all persons having claims
~ against the OF James r. WILSON, decd that
Of the County Court OF La Sale Coun-
ty be held at Ottawa in said County Of La Sale and
State Of Illinois, the Sd Monday Of September next
when and where all persons having claims against said
tate are notified to present the writing said
Court for adjustment. su15l JAMES RYAN, Admir-.
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PATENT MEDICINES

f.. n.
u EEPS constantly hand, at his Drug and Book
n Store, almost all OF the Patent Medicines of any
worth, amongst which the following:
Cough Rern<diez. iGuysot's Ex. Yellow Dock
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WherPaS.

The business will be continued at the old stand by JAS
H. PgsKsE and GEo. BRISTOL, under the name OF
augl5 PEARSE d BRlsIOL.
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Now Books.
HUnoUEs OF FALcoNnHIDGE.
z s COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY seen rs.



JONATHAN KELLEY
d ETTER known o reading public By the signa 81
- = Paieonbridge,r Jack humphness" " Stampede y
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs BY STEFHENs
Sompiete in large DuOdeclmu yoiame Of SEQ pages
Price 81 IS iR cloth; OF s in paper.
NAhiS book beautifully illustrated aoonnds ~ humorous
scenes, anecdotes and sterling wit aud will afford
agreeable relaxation e mind q the perlser Of more solid
tonfs."- Dei. Go. Repa5isaH.
HumOFs Faoonbndgs is calculated 10 mike all persons
lGueh and grow fat.i'-BatL y9dUoeafe.
They ara of the varied lively and agreeable charae
ter i'--Ece Bel.
"THk BsNISHED son, and other Stores Of the Heart,
By Caroline Lee Hsriz.
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
tfated 'PckWick Papers,' Nicholas Nekieby," "Dayid
Copper6eid Now ready IN vols, each Il Just
eeived and Tor sale by HAGAN 4 CO.,
deeI4 Market street.
tsMARRYING TOO LATE"--ATslo By George Wood.
One vol. ~ mo.
NOTES on THE eoSPRLs--By Rev. Chas. II. Hal-s
gOls. u
q STORIES or AN OLD MAID,D related to her Nephews
and Ncees. beautiful Juvenile Book.
"MILLEDULCIA - Thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes aud Queries. Iyo I2mO.
COMAODORE PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEUITtON--Naf-
rAtve Of the Expedition American Squadron 70 the
China Seas and pan, performed the year 1852 1853 and
e54 by order the Government Of The United States, under
The Command OF Gcmm0dore 81. e Perry, q. s. \. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
Perry, his request and under bis supervision By Francis
l. Hawks, d. d. One v5lume vo., with two hundred I'm
CRAVINGS and Charts. For sale BY HAGAN x BRO,
decl7 Market street.
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Saturday, 9th Feb, 1857.
C0NHURICATED.
AEAEKEE TALKING LIGHTNING, vs.. A YANKEE
TALKING BUNCONBE


AEAEKEE TALKING LIGHTNING, vs. A YANKEE
TALKING BUSCONBE.
n0tics in your paper OF the 2O.b statement
cut from an exchange relating the feat as some
thing wonderful" that M. S.sges bai, by GU
ting a telegraph wire, Communicated with dis
yBut Office, with simply bis tongue for the insiru.
mcnJ, IN connection with it you state the same
wonderful feat was performed by DIR. Cute Of
this city.
Now allJw ms to say, the merest boys, who
have any Pre;ensiOn' to being teIssrsPaers, can
and do do the ssue thing constantly, being able to
Communicate with Offices from any portion of tls
line, simply by cutting it and taking the tive ends
in each hand
All there is about forming telegraph characters
is simply to be able to break ana close the cleo rc
current or circuit, ard do it with rsgularity.--
This process done quickly will make dots on tie
paper at tie receiving Office, and VIXEN done slow
.ly viii make dssIss or lines A combination OF
these make your Geographic letters or signals, io'
instance two dots are the letter l. and a single
line AMI dot is the letter n.
/. makes no difference on what part Of the line
i4 " lat -uo-utt gOt DiSah hu ClOS0 ALtC
whether i'll the woods, by cutting the wire, or in
lie clica by using the manipulating key.
Now a. to the use Of th3 human ougle-xhen
,you cut the wire, If you touch the two ends to
your t,7gue (beiug very sensiive) you will per-
ce,ye lsrrent pass through it Of greater or less
intensity, depending upon tie distance you are
IRON the mEu gslvsnic battery, aud its szs and
strength WEsu ycu perceive q current you
SNOW the line is alright, and by striking tie two
euds OF the wire together IN a m4sner Gay if you
wanted Nash7ilh) to form the letter N, the
operator a. n, uOtc'ng the call Of bis Office, an.
EFers with series e two dots made quickly With
a slight interval between each pair of dots. The
party on the line with the wires on bis tongue, IL
stanuy receiv,s through it two shocks or electr Q
parks corresponding to the DOS struck a, the OF.
ne. lie then asks the cfioe operator question
that can be answered by yes or no, telling him to
leave the key open for yes and close it fo' no,
vice versa, and that is al there is about yankee
talking lightning"
II you want 10 see something truly wonderful
so into tie Nashville and New O.esUs CGioe aid
see theoperstoTs ceive messages faster than most
men can write with n, a. the rate 70 m lisa yes
an hour srd that too by sound not locking one
at their telegraph pa e or probably having NJ,
II K PloK
NASHVILLE, February D. 1857.
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800 Reward.

THB undersigned will pay 500 for the apprehension ~ q
negro d BEN, Sc tak-n up in snJ nee state
and So, f ND State of Teuue and secured
in 81 20 TIA lley get Gin, or JrFts % " sje a NO
H. Cedar street. Nashville. h-n - about forty years Of g.
anout ave inches high OF brown color h Eh tefo
head, aud 81 IDLE aud ert ha gas ra's'
Whites Creek in Davidson county BY samuel Casey sut
s probably in Nsshvs, or in lsgaborhood Whs'a
Greek.
Isbl9-dGsuR JAMES & HARRISON.
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Tmlnnrted AlbiOn.

THIS thorou bred imported Stallion viii make -
bis am s.hson AZ my Stables, Gal.1IiH, III
this wear luiuiancu 5la March, AL closing EZ-A
tbe 18Th J4I. Terms, sD me san, AID 10 The groom
Mares we'll taken care Of al 81 YER week.
ALBION too WelkuoEn in hIttie Io1nessss y 'cq1-s
ans detailed -srr OF u-sif uei iEreo. The attel
h irs ani be amt coss She ast premiums
sr M. III IN Ia r iu Middle Tennessee
I-y2l GEOftrE EALltll
Herald Lebanon; Herald, Russelgile Kg.; Herald Co
umbia; spd Memphis Appeal copy weekly ths Of
Is Ii charge this Office.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The night express train on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, due here yesterday at nine
O'Clock, ne. with 8 terrible accident at the Duck
river bridge, between Wsrtraee and Normandy
resulting 10 the death Of four persons. Owing to
the running Of one freight train into another at
Chattanooga, this train was behind time, and it is
presumed was crossing tie bridge, which was un-
dergoing repairs, at greater speed than usual,
when tie structure gave way, pfeJipitsting the
engine and two freight or baggage cars into the
river, killing Robert WEoATE, The engineer, and
q man riding with him, whose name is not know;
JAMES Sparks, fireman, and DAVID HALL, wood
passer. Strange u say, none Of the passengers
we're injured, and eg it seems almost miracle
shat al were not eu,hed ia The irightfui cslssiro-
PIE, We understand Mr. WMeArE, the eDginee-,
Las a wife and two children in Ohio.
@uteligence Of this cident was telegraphed
8 z, and q train was Immediately dispatched to
bring on the passengers and mails -Four collins
Gre also s,nt on the train, in which to place the
, l1diea Of the deceased.