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BALTIMORE, 90 HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED TuROUGHl
FTNHE ONLY ROUTE by which tbrOugh tickets 70 Wash
iBrtoa can be procured, 70 which point ss we'll sR 70
BaIGm0Fe il Is he shortest most direct and in every
Gpect the most resbs Il s the only rOute BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets to New York enabled
Il reach The cities Of Bait more, PhilsdelphG and New
Yort Al the cost Of Ticket 70 New FORK only thus
sb5 Business Men and Travellers for pleasure ufor
stou to four Of the principal cities IN the Union for
lsss eost than can be afforded BY any other route.
And Il Ia the only route hy which Through Tickets
h had 70 chr0nd Norfolk, Winchester, Fredericksburg,
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Al
ispts Augusta Borkey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the stage coaches Of
Garter Thomas steamers On tbs Cumberland nTeT,
% LOUISVILLE connecting there With th6 Unitat states
Mi sieaers 20 Cincinnati or With the Jacksonville
Railroad 70 Indianapolis Ind make dlEsct connection 81
Ooumbus Ohio Vi.h the Central Ohio RsFnsd to Wheel
- hebes close connection with she baltmare a. ohio
kalir0ad ma s 70 zsning0a City balumortI Fhla'
dslpha ana reF York.
re- Passengers holding Through Tickets rom Mem
ehs are transferred Cairo % the o4 the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsute indianapolis Dayton and 4ens " Columbia Three
DAILY Trains leave Columbus, 81 10 a. n, $50 T. X aao
lQ P. "a.
E Travellers sre requested 70 notice that while this Is
The 0 route a riding Through tickets 20 81 tbe Eas m
Giles n the charged By other routes % As
Pork oly il s also the shortest most speedy and direct
- ali the leading points IN the East Ths distance from
Columbus 70 baltimore is only 57S miles, being about loo
miles shorter q New York than by other route There
rs less changes Of by this route and consequently
less detention, than bv any OF hsr
tW- The road is ballsstsd with brOkes stone and Is
entirely free from dust -
or Through Tickets apply in bouisvis at the oes Of
tks o. Nal steamers or O. the Jeasrsonve Railroad
O,6e, Mar street WM. 3. WOOpSIDE,
Master Transportation B. o. 4.
JOHN 4. SHARP, General Wes'ern Agent
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To WHOLESALE DEALERS.
I'D. w. RUSSELL,

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOX
PITTSRURCs, tINCtNATTI q LOT ISFILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 50 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE
THE following portion or the articles propose taking
orders for: Recf5d, Bourbon, Reserve, AOpOngahsla
and Rye WhiEeE Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum Ale and PuF
ongW Orth's Sparkling and Dry CsaEba Wines,
TGloE Candles German and Palm Soap Lard and La
seed O White Lead Irln Nas stoves, Castings and Hol
ware Wood and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar, Glass
Glassware Hard ShOvels spades Hose Axes
Pcks, Msit0cks CoTdags, Wrapping Paper, Matches, DC.
Orders handed me Will save Oabe o. ordering eTpen
OC tsVeliug purchase, authorized take
deS he terms and prices you could purchase II
you 81 tbe factor to Al OTters handed
will Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation. Hoping share good portion
u your bersy and kindness remsin yours very respect
fully,
Oct.s-G y. ". RCSsRLL.
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'F'HRBE Hundred Eatches q invoke % Fancy G1ods
Fancy Bcxss, Whiting Bosss, 6e oEs;hsg
let sJss aud Cslugnss, 10 be od 20 close glmsh
jars CHAs FOX
TUsT received oo Ws0Ftr's unHbrgd BictonAFya Also
d = invoies Of Shot Guns kiaes 70 Be sold.
CHAs. POT,
Corner CAsry ssd Cedar street,, and opposite he Pos
Once 1iana
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New AUCfi0n House.


HAVE opened the store NJ p Z dar street, Opposite ~
\ Post Omee Vhers VII sell svsry evening. Aoganss
arn aads oonsi1 nrhls. sais p0svs sbd Whaoui
ldec25-uI e. BON
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TNHURSFOS & BERNARD have removed 10 Be. Is
4 Public Square, neTt door 70 CaIhouns where they
viii be happy 10 shos thsr customers frg rsts EOek Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black BroWs and Bins Brosd
Cloths; Black aud Fancy CasSmsrss; YsTtnFl, GUTea-
HosisFy, CTsEats, handkerchief, &C., %.
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TRA1E0 fr0d tha undsFsiEn-d on Vs5ncrtav fhs I'M
- Of 4ace15 medium FEsd sOkREl lsH MUi8.
haan ne len ne vas shnd al nuud his ght -ys l. ou
gh pay tuiiaas reward TO- ne rscovsfy offe Mule *
of sny infoynahou uhich nav lsad 10 s recaFar. ~
redidanea y * miles east Of Antioch Depot.
Inlhll-ezE. ". GARnEEE
t25 100 IL ID AFIDSON COUNT R0NI5s-
Use albserlbet haa Isen! Fivs of Bnds 1r fEia
% account - dspanuf8 For tsrms ts. a-rIl inirs
eE1ly = lmh ~ RENf- p fEt'Is
lana F-tsa y Z Us.-. =
NJ have q eur sore, Church street, ueEl doCf
W Ihifd FfesbFtgTlla chuFch, So uckI 81 fre icaf
ASg sT,aols1ziIisd " a7e ssilil yelsap igr sass
sreAE-~SF. E9EEEk 4 LAIfE0E2
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Irf.DfEk'N
CNNERAL ELRCM ANINls AGENCY.

CVNFRAL PURCHASING AGENCY.
40 10 SOUTH SIDk PC BIC SQCARE,
Nashville, Tcmne-E
0RDEFE smaI OFiErEe, accompanied with he easer for
articles or every Description from sHgrE roE, hat or
sbnvI m h complete stock Of GGcds, GT" erea, lTuEs
CnTsconariss ~ steam EuEins, carefully and promptly
avs per cent -,,,y,.-yg
Con & r EBdsrrou Hon A jug, Ccl h Stsvcu -oN,
y ss.rs ,rrar 4 Co, r 8 W Eakin d Go Al puucan
q. Nashville; " d J Spence, hurirCe-hJrci N'i NsTsT
Hsrrls,u, WcNinuviii-; Lem Tr'u dale, @emnhts "a"
" MeAdy0, kboXvle' Nsreo & eoot and G " MhiaH"'
at'rrtr a. ITO ,57-yC1 JAMKS GLOVEk.
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p per 1zangiug.

Ii kinds o. Plain and BecoTa ed Faper au-inz dane IN
~ the best manner aOd at Ihr cheapest Tress D.
a. g. FE Ma l..
IT. Orders len at FrHing Pa ut op UuI0o street. be-
tween Cherry and Sumner sIrsrts, vii be promptly AZ
teujed 10.
Refer to A. K. Croz'sr, 5 Burns. J. B whta Horu
Son, L ". G5rhy. mrL7-d3m.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
gEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UEITED STATES NAIL ETEANERs

TT1HB ships comprising thia line are WASH ER
4 lNGTOH. Capt. E. CaYendy; HER
MANN, Capt. BdWSrd higgins. These stsa-
nsru sop at Southampton, both going and FetuTning
RaaPoaRp pATEa aR aAtLIER--l657 - -
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ITO EILLwRIGHTs, MIL Owners AID oTHBRS.
n WOffendem Co., ~ the Feqaesi of thriT trienea
acd patrons ed ihRr place " Lusnsss 20 No.
three doors south Of Bfoaf. suA PrerHa
make patje sf eVaTy descHpH al kinds Of Aaehiacs
repaired snd naed Saw AsHir u every Description
Ads o-d.r Jhr shortest nolss and they y paDe
tua y ulH ing ali ofdtTs, g. merit hkare q PabHe
patronage lnrlS-en-
EXTRAORDINARY BAEGAIN IN bW EL-
LIAEsS.
TEJE sale args Brick Houses FoO@s a aaea
w the ~ SuEl and JsEuFson streets. Jhe
jsassou e viii take for hs
ps,y he yslas = ths hoQses aHd NE 81 feet
o. grouad 4 gUsd naIsaTs. Apply lmmsdiatslyts y
!. l. = ". BaOWH,
ureh{s AZ CheHy street..
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Peter Lsorlliaxd,

AAHlAa4rl-E4
no. 4a CHATHAM sTGk1I, EEa YORK.
- UqC9SsOS offs 4 Gsoses L0siLL.tB. tlgsrs ,or
Cusls eli kiads Of ehUtF and rC .st,ti- d ~ nj
- Por particulars, FEiCs CUsazsr c., b. esl.. 81
:drssslng ss 4eJss THIS ast1n hurut rs 1-e n is
oldest Of ihe klad IT, the UnILsi ~t.tss
nas.n-lr
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LORIN8A BRHAFT AND sHTRT--O75
BRYANT'S HEIRS, EXPAE7r

IlY Fiftgo q q decree % the uars-ir-f rort - =
- Davld.o9 eoqny, made q tse March Term az i'l ~
lo5i, a. New hfteruFil.s the La anan, pEe p
2aeie sls 80 lhe hishestb b dsr, sixt shs Acr ~ |
"a AistI,et Ne = bounded as Gll0pgu, n-ur Cr - =
- lae hofia-easf corner OF lie Homestaad rct on a. -
oi %an1a buea1lan GBe'd, and a. The CORNER hi tss
iSesn IA Bair, dsst, aud Sherwood Bryant 6se,4 -
ne anes ana f1rninE thsacs West along sara Lac l
buchanan and BryanE's line 7isS poles t6 a sIst t
right angle aith Said iaHs ns soutb l5I le ~ -
ilns batE9cn ds4mas EversIt deed aBd sd ,g-f
nesl eiohr said GVorttts AZ brY1Its line ~ : 49, ~
aeAe o. tae hns q aid Blair deed ana IA d ,rgrt
aee.a Aenee Aorh aoag said mem sned Iir.t-s s
= ae enegnnlng; and alu5 ab- ut Right Acres n M. |
aeigheoEhood. VIII also sell a tLs am. ,.r i,
,9loging desenbei hegrgss, = a Jals am cht frt1
Hilhau s5S LsasAef. -i A'--i'l ~
Is7Ns-Ihs Land unI be sold on Z and Q ,s,-,.-,,.,
'Ssss , ~ aPproTea secuFly tassn and 5ir ff-feF
rof ne Asgrees on8-hiFd cash, tho Ia - ~ n - a.,
F... o.. !. si;a 200. sooa 'ooaTi'y VII BE- 6s rsg4Ted
Asl'ys for Pedoasr. [wFIg-dpr,'fe.S ei s3-ai n
SHERiFF's SALE.
II Ffsaa o. ~ sHsenEoB 70 dirtcrI rr.m ire "a a.
iayoE q z. y Brsn Cierk snd N st-r VI W. d 49, it
aad keeer Iindsll, viii, sArUsblT, the ia a.. ~
VIE, % lha hIEhcst bidder lsreush Al ~ riv5f
and lntaTes that ". G. ant kobsF Iiadeii v HI !, -
ceratn Pioea, parcel Or lot Of Ground Iyins a 49, H.
Nashville, Us oeing LaI 40 3 lr ~. ~ 49, ~ II -
70 merry oEnst b. Joan Iizdz deeid f-5p r- ~ 49,
street. On vast j Known a. College Lott - eof --r rg
ls ~ lseLs aPon which Lot tl-fu D. a. trs 81 ~
dHek hsnle. Do9d ksEaiersd Book af std r.s. 7.r
Regster's oncs Of Davidson oJunt. --- t-s' ~
ALSO Az ne gaIi THE calm and iulsr-s tat k,bcrt
lndslI - ~ and % piece or paIcs Land 1a'ed
oeilG u Ne s4me County and hlais asre ssiI a. l
AMI ooata q tae corp sHtoa OF Aa-hy lle being b M
q - a. tso sOulhsTn half 81 said LI fr.nl h., IN 80
AarEst htlssii running back - su air, D. benz ~
,sms Loi nat vas obVeyed % Mafha p Haaks bv ksi
dahks. Dusd kaEsrsa 10 Book No pages i5z anf f57
slsisra ones q Dlvia'sn county sale aisbia -si
b. 4. CauluErI, Deputy sasTF. '-s''l'
mlfEal-td-prH' :
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CITY EXPRESS. .


lkGGAG packages ard parcels crUsrded ~ any PsTt o.
ID the city by Glover g. Co. City EIpress Orders left NJ
,,T fcs ~ Ig south Side Fubc square, vii be prompt
a, atts1dsd 20. jEu3-tf
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Frederick BIER,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RuduIton, sazony, has a.
VI ken office AZ No 10. Front street Clark and U
rvicse the czeus Of NRhN HE, for the relief aud
Female Csmpla sf all kinds; ScTnfnlE 10
worst iorrns; CnnsuuP Rheunistsm nd DroPsy His
experience aud practice regard ht aad similar dia
have been such TO enable him 90 guarantees perC
u treated or taken Ia tine.
Fer ab we, very superior srcls Of Stomach
Bt,teFs, Of be oWn inyenun and manufacture, together
With q variety Of other medic nss. lfsb7-Iy
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NASHVILLE sTEAa STONE SAW NORRIS
Walnut Grove,

q
Q ANUEL HAsLAH having made inportaat additions
y 70 his machinery, and greatly increased hil 2slltib
or manuctaring stone OF sVsry description is equal ~
point sush and durability any made in The sy au0
a. - poa and giving hla personal attsDncn 70 ht
,stnF Of the work be feels confident that be give
tsfseton eli Who nay fsTOr him Eith hsir srdsEa
sueh setting Stone Front 70 Houssa 70 Sill 70 Fensizg
70 Steps to String COrnCs 10 large Landing, 70 EaH
Ylaggag, % Bush Hammered FlAEErE, 70 CurbinF, Z
Cuplng % Chimney Top and all tbs brsaches Of Stous
Oattaa, for cash. rmay9s-lyl SAMUEL AASLAA
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aAsHVILLE COAHEhC4sL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL SFOO,OOO.

'hS COMPANY beng fsliy c-ysnlrsa .cr.. e,p., s
l,1 & = piaetad lo srts esss-nss lls,s =
,-1A1E ,A.A1E 5A FihEr % rulldlugs 3ooas WsTee ~,
- i--- sS1slally also. ou Hpu.ais againsi loe
IAN g y neas, hlvsrs 81 Inisnd fl.u.1 65sfs, =.
he uloss faForAble srns y
~ ena eegr0 F5hclUs granted u o..rreot tssss
S1-1- w 90 corner Of Slusrz gHa cedar slrtss
DIRECTOR
ALEXANDER FALL Il o rzDg-
AhIhQhH W VANLREE JANF, T-Gfll5s
JOHN KIRKMAN rOHs SSIs
aEERY HART, "a ~ 49, = Y Ni-t' e.
fHQ8. ". EYANS. GrrSili ,1-.a.aAi' 40 -
WksLkK 9REENEIELD.
JAHBs WALEHE, SsorstsrV. l''aeal'
Sashville Aprilso
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GOODYEAR'S PATENT WI CANITE, OR
HARD INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,

sYRIEGES, CORK SCREWS ..
every kind Domestic or Ergrsvers and Mechanics
f,Ofssslons purposes, pro Measuring Tapes. Mschiu
Aouneed by FhysciIuB the t'Ohers Maripgale RiaEs,
most perfect article ever Whip Sockets insU atOrs TOR
made Breast Pumps, Pow TsiegrsPh Wire adopted by
FaskH, warranted 90 keep t0e American Telegraph
she PsWdeE dry FuFniiRre Company; Shaving BFash1s
CAsors, ihst will d8sce PAus, Ealhs, Punnels and
carpet; Tuu be and soap Dippers T Pilot graphic
Trays; Pen Pocket Cut Druggists purposes &C.
IeTy Napkin Rings, Pocket
This WondeFfuI Maieral which is firm NETAL-llsht
HoRE--h ant JEr-a poor conductor Of HEAT-nOn-
conductor u ELEETRcJTT-Rudo which Oils, Acids 8Hd
AEREs produce eject Is Vastly superior - any other Og
above and gFoat variety Of other purposes,
witch it is aptiira
Dealers p9rts the country supplying them
srves EitF goods consumers who the
article Of the kind, will buy other. iani7-'51-Iy.
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johnson. tEOrnG 4 90,

GOhNEh bENOAD W. v hNNEi 5EhhEio.
NAsgTILLs, TEES
VETIIL give prompt stseati-D 70 reesving, EaTi5g,
w purchasing. selling shVp,ng Cotton, Tobacco,
Wheat, COru FlOGr a1d 800 a. aud will also dsyote
pecal attention 70 roce.vlnE EiOnug aEd EFEarding
u msrch3ndiSs Of every dfrcrinUo1.
Our facilities IN point Of aud coaveuienee sFs
equs 70 auv 10 the city.
july2s-H
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To THE CONSUN EisN Ut COult Mz.ALs tN
NASHVILLE.
T HAVE started Mil the eitv, and viii keep On
bsud fresh Nsal, st 40 lVI, souih Summer ssrest
ali cTisrs attended %, and will sell q the lowest eNh
city, sRj win dsivsg % egstemsrs II any part he
prioa. J.W. CALDWELL
msJle-H AgsRt
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II - ne ! f.G ~.l.
I'hE undersigned sxsusIvsly zueaF- if tt nj. IA.
sui, 80, ana respectfully s1hct rdyrs nm Fsf.rr
"a otpefa aoeehz Az hlng 10 iue- Thes uu . ~
lae osti Ced1r forests "a VI eouuly, Hnl ar rf M II
t-rnish aHg tiad o Llubsr, .iihel 90 cedar . ~ -
lseif Drpot j. Is tns AhshV lie Lamb Yard
Orders for u nbeT may add -sss 10 b. ffder.o "a
eaaeefuls, "ilson 60 enn, or sit Ar. lt.Bfs Il
ianlI1g7-tlg AIBkgATkIgE q Cts
MORRIS & STRATTCN,
"doLEsALT G5>UC Esks
AUCTION AND COM I.,sitf, .Prrrf g~7
No. ~ Market street, Nashvffre
Aflau made aFf1n geluufs % snIrH ur sft- -.rafv-
A. inE afge en- 'fes1 sarp.es Of HrHcrr} ~. q. r
- gHl hoseeieI EaVs reru stI.s IS rJ WlBss.B.T
-arhlnF rseio r..-rf- IfHrIf frI'
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New Goods.
WE huvs from BsTr.sn'si Hinew York. ans
W assOhments Of
CHILUREN'S CARRIAGES,
containing the handsomoEt that have been
brought 10 his city. Also, Go Cats-becopedes, SC.
mThle hACkENZlE d WILSON.
RATTAN CHAIRS,
VTTR have hand few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w aud RocsnR Chairs, ChldreR'S Chairs Hamper and
Clothes BA: kets; Ladies' Fancy Work Baskets
mThlO MACKENZIE Z q WILSON
GAS CuOKING MACHINES!
WWyE hayea variety of articles frT Cooking by Gas by
w Which zss common Gas Burner, kettle Of water
be boil in three minutes. Oyster Plates shaw
ing Cups also 70 be heated By Pnee 5 ana upwards
mTblO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
CASTOHS
We have E-est variety OF Cheap PatisFnR.
WRiterS-Wsh have numerous Patterns OfOvsl, Round
ard O.Ong Walters, $40 sna upwards. Feather
aFs ScTubb and Blackng brushes, French Scrubbns
Brushes Mop Hearth BrOaIus, Sc, &c.
mrlI0 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
HRRkING'S SAFE
WHTE have Tuppy OF these celebrated Safes hat
w known TO be both Burglar and Fire Proof.
all the and papers in the safe found
aged that they quite sgbcf This has never hsppeus6
with the herriBg Sasi While various other Safes have
the slightest degree damaged Th also defy Burglars
their locks be picked and EunpoWdsT proof
mhrIG MACKENZIE cE WILSON.
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SHERiFF,s SALE
CHAS. ROBEKTS1179.

essle ef &c U Robertson hrt.ad street
(NOh4kCIlchEa AND CAAIY MaBuiacfurer ana
~ eeaier n fruia Auis, Cigars Iobaeeo, Tcrs. ard
1oTris stfations would respectfully Ef-m she cis Ia
oi NaaaVe ana sirrouudllg uuit. thaf lie frr-
'5eneny !csaAd J. tas sb.7s 5'siusss sDd evula u
llSssed . 10 ~ : share uf DU5Ilc "a rJnass
y Plhsa.zT arsaoOn pad ooldsrs l,,.l tbs efurfv
dsc7-ly -
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
0r passengers proceeding London and HaVre advantages
a9y OthoF route for the economy OF time and money
Passage nom New YORK 70 SOutham and BFemen First
Cabin Main SsOOn 100 dollars Plrs Cabin Lower saloon,
10 dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Pest Of
Zee.
bs OflSding win be signed parcels received IhS
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight passage spply TO
C. H. SAND, II South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINEKKN & CO., Bremen,
CR0SkEY d CO., Southampton.
Wh. ISELIN, HaVrs. [feblI-l0n.
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gold PENS.
7soS Gold Peas with Silver Cases, assortea5
Ign0 - cold
And All other articles usually iound IN JoHely Bsahia
ebtG Merchants PeddleTs and the eitAsOa gsnerauy arc
sT sd 70 call aoOh and make selection, a. All ne a'oF5
e0ds haVsto Be slossi ont N mItst hna - ssy ee
Bg ~ different estates have numerous othsE Articles tn
tedious 70 nsntion, short have anything that lAaJ o.
5o.tiS--or v-onId an for -. a.. BRUCR-
I1s,iopes ioT ConSgnees 60 II Cedar slst, Nashville
r.-.osS-. lnoTa-6nd&W
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RAILROADS, &C.
FTefght Reduced! !

Rates Of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO MAS PiLA 4,
20 eoTr,rUa utrEoUz ArTHEAT1oH rNTsL Taa
FIRST DAN OF JUNE, 1857,
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ImPeriEE our owH Linens, sER BsE hen at Esssa1
prices and having very aIgs ssocS kaad lRVss PAE
leulsT ettenuUn ~ them
Our shirt pg Linens put Up IN half pLosas-
Linen Sheetngs-ali Ersdoe,
Pillow LiueR do
Table d. mask do
Nsbie Clnths-Napkins 70 mHtsA,
Huekabaek Towels,
Izmask do
Dam sk Napkins,
Issep Towel OF All ki5ds Doyles Ae n.
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ritory more especially in those parts which
he was enabled to visit during the canvass.
His election was a rebuke TO cliqueism
and s~ectionalism. II l. felt to be a fatal
blow to the knavery and intrigue of Chap
manisn.
4 Judge Ferguson is known TO be a true
hearted, upright, intelligent man., a good
citizen, a thorough going democrat, The
national administration will find no warm
er supporters in the halls of Congress thar
he, and The people of Nebraska, who have
put their trust in him, we feel assured
will find him the faithful advocate Of theil
interests.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-20
Trial of Reaping and Moving
Machines.

There were ninay-scpen Reapers and
Mowers entered for trial at the National
Exhibition of these machines, at Syracuse,
N. Y, last month. They came from
fourteen different states, but only about
forty were entitled to trial by the payment
of the fees. The trial occupied ten days
and was the most thorough test Of the
capacities of the competing machines.
that has yet been made. The report il
not to be made public till the meeting Of
the United States Agricultural Society
under whose patronage the trial occurred
at Louisville, KY, Sept. lst.
1t is but a few years since these grea
labor.saving machines came into use, ant
it may be interesting to know to what ex
tent their manufacture is now being car
ried on. A single shop in Illinois, has
turned out, since the year commenced
1850 combined reapers and mowers
which at their retail price, $l45 each
amounts to nearly $500 ,000. A riva
shop, in the same state, has made owe
1000 this year and it is estimated tina
there will be 10000 machines made thi
year in Illinois alone. A widow of
patentee of one of these machines, re
ceives from yearly sales, the snug sum @
$l50,0 900. Who wouldn't be a widowl
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-20
{" Too H0nest.o

We clip the highly complimentary no.
tice Of our newly elected delegate to Con.
gress, from the Nebraska advertiser
The press of Nebraska is right, and re.
fleets the will of the squatter sovereigns:
we have not the official returns, but all
concede that Judge FrSSER FERG usox,
who for two years past, has faithfully and
honorably discharged the duties of Chief
Justice of Nebraska, is our Delegate elect
TO the next Congress. OF him we need
not speak, as we have before done so; and
he is well known throughout the Territory
as a man coming up squarely to the Jefer-
sonian siandard-"honest and capable"
although not the man we supported, we
recognize in him all that we could desire
as a citizen. and well wisher of our terri.
tory. We have every confidence that he
will faithfully and impartially represent
us in the National Legislature. He will
take with him into its halls position and &C.
quaintance. and consequently influence.
As a journalist we hereby pledge hin
our fullest assistance to render him usefu
TO the squatters of Nebraska. We op'
posed not the man, in the campaign jus
closed, but the manner, time and motive;
which brought him before the public |
was a complimentary remark, however, w
heard made more than once in regard q
the Judge-one hat he should and n
doub, does feel prond of-lhat he is to-
honest"
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-20

whole bill is 80 close an limitation that
none bu, the best judges can safely take los
on the Bank.
IS on the Chippewa Bank, Wisconsin.
We mentioned those several weeks ago.
They are so good an imitation of the gem
uine that Bankers have taken them
Those u%nacquainted had better refuse all
IS of this Bank.
Is on the John Hancock Bank, SPRING
field Mass.-Good imitation of genuine.
A large lot of these have been put in cir.
c~ulation of late in Chicago and west Of
there.
IS on Trademarks Bank, New Haven,
Con.-This is a new counterfeit, and very
likely to deceive. 1t is an imitation of the
genuine.
Altered Notes.-ls on the Waupun
Bank, Wis, altered to los; well done and
very likely to deceive. Vignette, female
seated, with shief Of grain, &c. female on
lower left corner; man with sickle &c., on
lower right corner.
Is on Merchants Bank, Lowell, Mass,
Wig, woman, shief of grain, plow and
cattle-woman with scales on left end
woman, anchor, ship, &c., on right.
IS on Marine Bank, Buffalo, N Y.
Wig, female with sickle in right hand
sheaves of grain, &c.,-female with rake
on right end; not like the genuine.
los on Bank of Rhinebeck, N. Y.
raised from Is. Wig, man, ant
child-female on the left-genuine has
female seated, pail and cows on the left
IS on the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Rochester, N. H., Wig, Indian fam
lily seated on a cliff.
IS on the Burlington Bank, N. ]. Wig.
steamship-portrait on right and left lowe
corners.
Sos on the State Bank of Ohio, raise'
from Is, Wig, canal scene, two horses
train of cars-portrait on upper RICH
corner.
{ IS on York County Bank, Penn, Wig
man and horse plowing-Franklin's hea'
on ~right--girl on the left end.
sos on the Union Bank, New Orlean.
La, Wig, view of Marion-female sittin
t with liberty cap and pole-female on lei
~end-reaper sitting on grain on right enc