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SPOKEN.

p9 BY Capt Ward, Of the ship Lemuel Dyer I'd July,
att 49, long 60 English brig from London for Kingston.
On the 10TH miles from the Passes ship soda
hence for Liverpool.
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LEvEE STEAM CorroN Pass, !
New Orleans, March Is, 1851.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-FRoM ~ tt

"a Il. II. REED, DRUGGIST AND APOTHE-
srYHcary, 81 Common street,-PLANTAT1ON MEDICINES
= II at reasonable prices.
LEI Particular attention paid to the dispensing of PRE-
lEs SCRlPTfONS. ut all hours. my29 I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT CouK7l sueeEssIas OF gko sTkA yEs
NOTICE IL hereby given to the cred itors OF
within from the on, any
they why fhe presented By
executor Of this houd not BE hoolog ted and
proved the funds distributed in accordance therewi h
= By order Of the court. Icy +
DSSsI.ss coys D1srHrcr ssTGcEssJos DE- GEORGE
- TT No. 10 800
Rrs:sn. de.ss
eeis pef dayoR deduire dix dater
ae les raisons 1esguele lie compile
sera point honaeoue les fons entire SEES mains
repatts s5onl9rmenents 40 dit compile
jy2z 2 snI r. 8. wILTzy GrsiEer.}
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sEeS q N psTs 1s,6s GSogrogLa HTS GRE
having sessped Gan n or Inc ne bsnss of
phpps eose E 81 r M er re- e
DAY the 2sh day Of Juy at 10 O'Clock Al NJ for he puY-
h he meantime ss MI III
be stayed. gZl 81 G57 ''9ssl'1p II'S
| BY order of the Court, 55-sl a ;5. IS. s5gt 4af5
Clerks Office, July 14.h, 1887 MEM
H:. Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA ds N.
DETnf 2 Ne cogs eF nsrer b S2ETogA SIZE
/ A ccssion DIES bfens de l'snsOlvabIe ayant
de Pbpp. Iaeosie public HARDI Is just
1851 10 heures A. NJ ehet de delberer les aares
dit nsovab QUEEN attendant pourses per-
fiens soient suspendues. VIZ s551fil58
Par ordre de la cour --4 s5s- 60 I'd
| Bureau du Greaier. u Juliet 1857. ty15D2s
STATE OF LoEfsIANA. - ~.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-THE sUBsGRI
bers have this day associated themselves together under
the firm and style Of VIM. H. SLACK co. for the purpose
Of conducting general Stationery Printing Blank Book
Manufacturing business No. IS Camp street.
Crescent ana Picaynne offices. j. G. MORGAN,
THH WIN. Fl. SLACK,
P. HALVES.
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SOULE'S COMMERCIAL coll
Z~ LEtiE, corner Ca,al and Camp sreets-Entra1lce
no. 5kz 4 No. Camp street.
sS-z-t-ss Book keeuug Penmanship, Commercial Call
Arithmetic Taught by practical exercises and in
struetoas impaired individually and not in classes.
Mr. Soue also particular attention to correcting posting
closing eopeung Books averaging and adjusting Accounts;
making out Account currents etc. etc. Ste ut ms N1er
cial College. nlyl9 iy
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MY. Bank of America-NOtlce Is hereby Civ
that the Capital Stock Of this Bank has been fixed at
of business and be increased to
$l,O0 900.
Books opened under the superintendent Of the
dersgned Commits oners the office Of the New Orleans Ope
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company Of Levee
Peter the nota offices Edw Barnett No
II andbf Edw. Gotschak. No. 81 Royal street. for receiv
ing subscriptions in addition to list heretofore circulated for
this pupose which books will be open until 3lst July
next unless the full capital of million Of dollars shall have
been subscribed. JOHN HUGHES.
j. vIOSCA.
my4 I'd GEO. EUST1S, Jr.
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EH- Benevolent Association of the Sons OF
members Of this Association are 10
Hall No. IA Moreau street, every EDNES'
DAY. at 81 o'clock p NJ ,
By order Of the President
is28 ly AUG. IAR0SE. Secretary.
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MIR. CHARLES w. GOULD Is ADMITTED A
IVI member of firm. JOHN NJ. GOULD L co.
New Orleans. July |, 1857. Jy9 I'm
ENGLISH CAMEL CUAI,-WE ARE PREPAR-
H ed Liverpool for Can ell Coal OF
ror quality be delivered this city in quantities not less
than 100 tuns. JONES, MACKiNDER Il co.
Tvs 81 Ciravier street
(N0AL-COAl4-LEHICs COAL
" no tuns Large Lump;
100 hllls suitable for foundry use;
100 runs Broken and Screened egg size.
For sale in quantities 10 suit by -
j. II. ASHBRIDGE < CO.
l2D Common
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EXPUKTE.
L1VERPOOL-ship Adtie snow-246 bales cotton 4l2 hhds
tobacco, 1910 slaves.
PENSACoLA-schr Martha-3O0 sacks corn, casks bacon
IL bbls our Is dc % pork bbs mslasses DO
tatoes, q do groceries,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-30

SHELBY IRoN-W0 Or KS
CAR-WHE EEL AANUFA CTORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESS EE.

NNT HITC0MB, LEIGO & CO., Founders and Machin
w lists, respectfully give notas that their extens We
Foundry Machine shop, and FOTges. comp eted
and in operaons and that they prepared
execute all orders 1r heavy ami light castings including
CAR-WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS
In this Department. thorough knowledgs and long exper
fence enable us 10 challenge competition.
Also, CASr-IRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most improv-
ed patterns; pan huted, and Ornamental Columns; Water
Pipes Of all sizes, Retors for Gas Works. and her esiab
lishments where required steam Engines, SaWMs Flour
Mills, &C., promptly order, ard OF the best material
Particular attention given 10 repairing machinery
prices and on liberal terms.
Our SHlTHW ok will be OF the extension char.
Saw Mill Work, Strups, Dogs, Pman Irons saw
Tanks, Bolts, and ala kinds of Mill IrOns made on the
shOTtes notice.
As practical mechanics wishing establish per
ne"t business, beet will be pay particular atsn-
all orders for repairing old machinery. All
lire is trial. and confident Of being patron
We have on hand at present large assortment Of
Fin uslor Slezm-kngins
WHITCoMB, LEGO & co.
n lille. Pee. At
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

AN ACT for t.7 benefit of The Nashville and Chat
tanuoga Railroad, and Winchester ana Alabama
Railroad, and al laterals aud main trunk roads
SECTION l. Be Il enacted By he General Assembly
Of the SiG;s Of Tennessee That the Nashville anu
Chattanooga Railroad Company are hereby authori-
zed and empowered TO lease the Winchester and Al
ALBANIA Railroad, and the branch 10 Fayetteville any
other railroad connecting with the said Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, for such time, and upon
such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon
between the President and Directors Of the said
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, and
the President and Directors OF the Railroad COmpa
ny contracted with.
SEC ,. Beu further enacted That the Companies
of all Ilterals and main line Railroad Companies
shall DE entitled the benefits Ofthis act, and shall
have the benefits, and privileges and powers cOniel
red on the said Companies mentioned in the lst SIC
ton Of IhIs act.
SEC. 3. BE Il further enacted That all Road
mpauies ayaIling themselves Of the provisions
Of this act, well the Companies specified
in the first section, shall, in The hands VI the
lessees be liable 70 all liens IN favor OF the State
and all liabilities imposed by their charters the
general law OF the land, IN the same manner that
the Company or Companies 50 leasing would have
been, had no lease been made. Provided the pay
ment OF the sinking fund provided for by existing
laws shall be secured by the Company SO leasing lhe
Road
SEC l. Be tt further enacted, That the charter OF
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
be 60 gmeuded that tue stockholders may az any
meeting, Tx on the day and place, or places where
the subsequent meetings of stockholders, and cleo
uon Of Dlre;tOrs shall be held.
And that this act shall take effect from and after
passage.
DANIEL s DONELSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN e. BURCH,
Speaker OF the Senate.
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N otice G.

pursuance decree Of the County Court Of Humph-
county, made at its october Term 1857 The case
of Louisa Fowler ell Gs the heirs Of jefferson
deceased shall proceed TO sell public sale the CHEST
bidder the late residence Of the said jefferson Fowler
deceased, thursday, the "a day Of January
liable Tract OF Land aHd eleven Negroes. The lard
tanning about 4I6 well pIove0. and title good ylg
North side OF Duck River the uh Hurfies
creek in Humphreys county, The slaves Men,
Women and Children, the most CT whom likely and val
liable. The land will be sold subject TO the widows DOVER
credit of and two years ard The slaves credit
of twelve months. Notes and approved security vii
be required Of The purchasers, End lien Fetlned on
the land until the pa monty is paid Said land aud
slaves belongs the estate Of the said Jefferson Fowler de-
ceased, AID sold for distIibutCn
This the 9th day Of December, 1857.
decIiw4--pTs tees4. LEVI McCOL.LuM, c. & NJ.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT Vaaab Farm which the undersigned have resi-.
ue for the last ten ears, is Tor sale II lies The
of Duck river in the county O Coffee eight miles from Mao
Chester, and miles from HuahOma, and four miles
from Normandy The tract contains hundred and h
acres, go nf which Is cleared be the
Of FIRST farming land. 1t formally known
the Davidson place, this farm comfortable resi-
dent with all necessary out houses arms I'D
Of the pest quslt; two young orchards Of choice fruit;
good spring, in abundance; stock plenty
running through different sections Of said farm The
both tracts is equal for either
and both united They Will be sold separately tegelhe
to suit purchasers IL is OF the best the
State to it's size. As those wishing buy would cuurs-
wish to view premises before purchasing further
scrpOu is deemed unnecessary, but al invited
and see for themselves.
dec25-6m HODGE & RAMSEY.
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sTOVEs FOR THE TTNEs.
Holiday Presents

RBAT attraction, al q Pubic square 1000 Valua-
VI Bile Lnts Of splendid French China, Pzpir AEehe and
other nch goods u be gwen The CtZens Of Wash
Vile and vicinity respectfully informed that positive
orders received 70 close tire entire large stock
French China according the following Unprecedented
liberal PLAZA. viz Every purchaser OF splendid Motto Cup
for only S. will sEtitled resent. In
oder determine whatthe Articles will be, hey have
velOped thousand cards, stating the and de-
erbng the los purchasers at seectG card and
he article IL calls Wild he delivered Immediately. The
Goods distribution comprises splendid assortment Of
Freleh Cona viz: Gold band lea Sets Also rich assoT
Of Fancy China Vases card Baskets ree cite sets,
COOghes Figures lBksAnd Motto Mugs Toy Tea Sets,
splendid Pspler Mache Tables, Tea Trays. This Eveni
sale Distribution will O'Clock Rnd-
continue every day and evening unlii further notice
dec "A BENJ. r. SHIELDS.
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HOWARD ASS0CiATIO n.

BeaOUoleHt Institution, established By special endoV-
meRt fer the relgf o. e sick and distressed diieted
icith VirElezt and EpiieHlle diseases
ALL PRISONS afi eted with Sexual Diseases, such as
Speru atOrrhOel, Seminal " Weakness, InpOtanee Con
oubel Gee syphilis the Vice Of OHausm, Sell Atuse
&c. sc.
IhJ Howard Association, in view oths aW9l osstrueo'
Of human f caused By Setual tseHses and the deep
practise the unf0rtu victims or -ueh dis
BY Qacks, several dreCrI thtlr Consulting
surgeon, Chauttls Aci worthy 90 their name 70 open
Dpensary for the Treatment this class Of diseases 10 az
hsr iOrms and TO give Medical Adyi GTas, 10 Az VINO
apply By letter, win Description OF he's eo.ton, tse,
occupation, habits o. ~: Se.,) anG IA eases OF eAHeme
poverty, 10 fuinsh seinsS FREE 81 Charge j. d need
less 10 add thai the Association oOmmauuIus nghts sa
lcs sklof the sge, nd viii furnish The most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors syeveT af the pat, feel assured thst
their abuT ia n sg % benevolent Effort pave oeeho u
great benefit e. the affected especially u ne you aI
they have resolved Gyots ihemse Win
70 This very impnr ant Dat nuca cespised cause
Just Pub shrd By Assoc alton, Report or spesHAsOa
rh0a, Seminal Weakness t1o Vice Of Onanlsn m4s1r
baou Self Abuse, other Diseases Of N sS4ual VI
gans, BY The COnsun Surgeon, Which VII De sent Oy mail
IN sealed pei free Of charge On receipt OF
two stamps for postage. go CO.,
Address for Report tTeatment- Dr. george Il SAlhoun
Consult NJ surgeon, Howard Assoeianons No. 2, south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
By order OF the Dreetors
EZRA u. HEARTWkI Prssdszt.
cun ms
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IN pursuance of an srocaiO decree procured IN the
Cbancery Court et Woodbury., 81 The October Term OF
sad court 1857 in the pending wherein
Erxsna Bnzie lnistrarx Of jose phi d. Boyle, decd,
against John s. Odom, Mathew NJ doom, Buius L Odom.
lanes Odon minor children OF Eliza Udom, deceased
Ezaheta n Bogie, George A. BJge, Thomas N. Boyle
and Jossphene Boyle, MINOR children Of said JrsepA b.
Boqe deesa.ed By their Guardian, ed letnn James b.
Tbomas: Mathew BOge and ia Odoa, Exeeut- re- Of
he ast Will OF Armsed Odom, deceased, and as tesla
menlary GuAIdsn OF the minor children o. SAD LIZA
Odom deceased, defendants, will sell a. puoe sas 70
he highest bidder, Saturday, the End dG Of Janna
1883 IL two separate lots two reh and ysieapie
tracts Of land, being the that said Joseph H. boes
died seized and posse SEED in Cannon county on IAN
des fork civil eisgriei No 0ae tract contains III arcs
and the her 50 The Turnpike road eaoihS hoh
MuTfret sbOrO Liberty, iern pass through As
land will be on credit or one -hu 80 s ots
payable in equal yearly ments BONDS anu sPgN
security will be required and lion Re taiAea uhtl ~ PsL
caase money paid The Minimum price on t1e ~ aee
81 So per acre, and tho % acre rael SIl
Ga day and place, will also sen az PhOc e
to n highest bio de credit Of y monihs exeep. 80
will be required In hand) ten valuable slaves Sslt'
John, Matilda, Hen, aged about SIX years. hun, DeH7
aged about 2 years Jack, Henry, Amanda sampson Ahc
Dnrrbasey ThOS. G. WOOD,
nov Qs-wtds Inru 6eo AL CLERK and EastsE.
XTB aking Deprecated currency a. ne highest
w market value, A. d psNSAN y "
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II otice.

IN pursuance OF decree Of the County Court Of umph
reys county, made ueCember term, 1857 In case
Of 5. Spann, administrator against The heirs Alfred
Oven deceased shall proceed TO sell public sale,
highest BIDDER al the Count door IN Wavery Sa-
uTday, The 10th day Of January House in the
town OF Waverly situated the West SIDE OF the public
square, and coupled present by Frank ling Luski as
dry goods Twelve months credit Wilde given, hs
purc giving bond gAd approved security and re
tanned the oL until the purchase money paid Said
belongs the estate Of the said A Owen deceased aud sold
10 pay debts.
This Oh day OF December, 1857
decI4s4t-prs faes4 LEVI McCOLLUM, C.&M.
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Bill.

CJASds received The highest premium the great Ma.
II tOna Fair atLouisyils, and also the OHIO State
Fair Cinciunsu tie Little GIANT, sax and Eage
Mills.
II is adapted crushing Corn and Cob Rye Oats &c,
stock, and grinding for family use, disIlsrIs,
grinding be ed at three dol
Mil.
Furnished complete with pairs OF grinding rings
iny dollars. Travelling Agents wanted sell the above
Mills, }. & BALDWIN O. co.
oct 9-d-tw&W3m 81 College street, NASHVILLE.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
DLNA11.
S,rrnnAr nacnemher 10. 1851.

SATURDAY, December 10, 1857.
Mr BULLEN offered resolution resembling the
resolution TO adjourn for the holidays, and moved
suspension Of the rules for the psrpOse Of acting on
his resolution. The motion failed.
.Yeas-Messrs. Bullen, Davis, Denton, Menees,
Munday, Travis, Whitthorne and Speaker Bureh
3.
Nays-Messra. Golf, GoOdner, Hill, Jones, Nc
Douesi, Roach Ross and Weleker-9-
House bill, to furnish the criminal court clerks
with State Reports passed the third and last read
ing
House BILL to amend the act Of Feb. IL, 1856, for
the collection of debts against countless passed the
third and last reading.
Senate bill, 10 incorporate the Mt. Pleasant and
Big Bigly Turnpike Company; passed the third and
last reading.
Senate bill, for the benefit of the Columbia and
Campbellsyille Turnpike Company; passed the third
and last reading. =
Mr. WALKER, by leave, introduced bill to in
corporate the Inyincible Fire Company, No o. In
the city of Memphis; passed first reading.
Mr. MUNDAY presented the report Of the Secre-
tary of the State Agricultural Bureau; which was
referred.
The Senate spent most of the morning in passing
local bills on the second reading; large number of
which we're passed.
Senate took a recess until o'clock
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THE GREET ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR J. Clarke, A. H.,
Physieian Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thsinvaluabe medicine Is uniaiing in the OF all
those painful and dangerous deases which the female
constitution subject. moderate all and removes
all DISTRACTIONS and speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
especially suited 1t will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price dollar bears the Government stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent eountsrfehs.
CAUTION.
These Pills should b. taken hg females dHTiHg the First
Three Months IF Pregnancy as they to bring
Miscarriage, but any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the
back limbs fatigue slight eTertOn psptaton the
heart, Hyeter cs and Whites these pills will effect
when ali other means failed, and although powerful
remedy contain ron caomel anthony, anything
hu rIiul 10 constitution.
Full dire Iions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United Stases and Consda,
JOB MOSES,
Late l. C. Baldwin q CO,
Rochester, n. Y.
n. Bf 90 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any author
ized Agent will insure bottle Of the Pls Oy return mall
Sold wholesale and refill by Berry Demovle, and G.
W. HendershOtI, Agents for Nashville. deod&wly
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Sale OF Negroes.

ID virtue Of the County Court, OF Davidson
ID County, rendered December term, 1857, In the
OF j. 5. q EiZ lDeIh UllaHuny Joseph G. BurtDsn
Others will thsr sale Court hO1se yard in
Nashville Saturday January 6h, 1855 The foil lwihg
Negroes tO-Wt Negro woman, Harriet, a0Out p
AIS her children, one infant, and the other, Mary
ABOUT years Of age.
IERMsSluU, cash, the bsIsnce credit OF I2 MONTHS
with good security. The above sale Is made for
purpose OF division among the heirs.
2 r CHEATRAM,
DE i6-IaWids prs fec IS. CLERK d Master
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Ear-Ache Cured.-This painful affection, TO which
40 any persons especially children subjec every fall
and winter readily durable BY The OF BRAse ARCTo
LEM1Nr. few drops upon piece of raw cotton should
be put the De borne, and the sur
rounding parts well baihed with the nuent applied with
gentle friction with The hand. Thousands Of cases have
been relieved in by this invaluable lnimen
It is also infalible for Rheumatism Neuralgia
sprans and BTases Burns and Sesds and all diseases or
the skin. 1t Is for sale By all respectable Druggists.
dsS5-d&E In
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II. d ella. HRIGHT,S ORIGINAL FHAN-


D r e v Z r a ) I | n u F q NJ (
FRtssIPANEI EARRACTs FRANGlPAENI PONADH,
" TooTH OwDKR SACHLr.
These new elegant and recherche perfuneTle from
the abortory of Messrs. K. & G. A Wright, SOLE oRI
GlNATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country Ths
Perfume FrzngiPann oriental production, brought
Its original state into his country and prepared in its various
forms BY them.
The admiration and demand for these articles is beyond
precedent, aud in consequence variety OF limitations are
sprngingup; but these whether Of HOME MANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS ''IMPoRTATIONS"h have only evaRescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAs.
gRs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville by Messrs. DEMOvLLE q
BEbt, RAIss * BROwE,G w RESDERsHoTT, Jo w. BROwE,
srRKrcu & PEcK and J. STRETCH, and At Wholesale by
BERRY & DEMOVILLR.
r. &c. A. Wright, Sole originssOrs and manufacturers
No 10 s5 Iate % south Fourth Street, Philadelphia
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HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
In Store and for sale at the sign of Ihe
Little Indian!


CHOICE lot of has Havana Cigars 2O0 dozeG bags doe
IA smoking Tobacco, lang bOrBes 1ne Chewing Tobacco,
with general variety Of hne brands always on hand, with
the largest variety Of Pipes in MARKET Also
fne Snuds consisting Of Scotch French RaPPee AaeeabOy
c ith choice assortment OF Wines, Liquors, Ale Pot
least would cali the attention Of the
Ofthe Rod Reel 10 my choice selection Of Fishing
Tackles, which just received and OF the nnest quality
and examine Them the Of Cedar and Cherry
street. IHpl2-t lanl'5Si }. MOORE.
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SELF PHEcEaV8IIDA, &C
LII debts due previous lie 1871 will be col
II ecteG sUital January Court before Magistrate
laid before that This shall pply person s.
vii hout distinction. "a the wise sufficient"
CeclU K q AcNAIRY q co.
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NEGROES to Hire for 1858.

4 LIKELY negro boy " years old, Two likely girls II
n years old, and two negro We prefer hiring 10
persons living II the vicinity OrEdZtheI Also, negro
men that we will hire in tee citv.
J. L. g. r. W. BROWN,
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6LALNS Q N GW,
Ellis & Moore,

RI happy to inform their friends and The pnhs rem
"A orally that they have made large Additions 10 heir Ma
chine shop and Foundry ami have double aehes for
rendering satisfaction 70 ali who may favor hem win ea
IL Is our intention as heretofore, keep veil
sCppld win every description OF steam e. Knes Boilers
Mill Machinery ShAfnng, Also all sinds oFi
flour Mills, SeambOats, saw Mills. Tobacco Factories
prices Kills ~ NOOR
Nos. g & "a Market south Of Broad Street Nasaye TenB
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SIDE SPLITTER Read the sketch about Su,
LovengOod's Lizards the outside OF this morn
ing's POsf.-Fiusturg Post.
The POst might, we think, have taken the trouble
to add that the "side splitter" in question: was
pied from the USIoN AND AMERICAN.
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81 ATE OF TENNESSEE, DAVIDSON COUN-
TY COURT, December Rules, 1887.
A, p Grinstead Admir- &C., and Others vs her Way
Oner, and others.
Order Of Publication.
DE it remembered, that this a6th day Of December,
ID 1857 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk
ter, that the l defendants in the above
Jseph Paer al and Charlotte Pattesal, his
residents Of thus Stale, and the usual process
Court cannot be served them; II therefore,
ed by the Clerk that publication be nade in
per published in Nashville, requiring said defendants to
appear 81 tn next teTm of The County Court holden
al County Court ROM in Nashville lst Monday
In February, 1858, and said b the will
taken for confessed 10 hem and for hearing said
petition for the purpose OF selling the Land aud Negroes
OF the estate of Jacob Wagner, deed.
r. CHEATHAM,
dec 9O--w4tp prs fee s. Clerk d Master.