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ON the 3oth Of Janusry 1855 caused tbs following
~ be published in the Nashville DAILY AMERICAN, which
have never revoked
EOtiCe II hereby forEarn all pegsons Wha'sveT from
creditng any Of my family Witbnut wen order from
der my hand - will be accountable hereafter only Zoe
own personal contracts January 81, lss3.
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SHERTFFsS SALE.

DY virtue sUndry executions in ny hands -
ID against ". c. MeKnley, aud otheEs, will -fae4
the 18th DAT APRIL next, sXpoEs 20 sale
30 the highest bidder Tor cash. the Upper Wharf IN
city ofNashyie, al the fghtand interest shat W mcKn-
ley and the unfinished steamboat MONTICELLO,
NO together with the funilure, nE &c Sale within
legal hours. J. K. EDAUkDSON, ShRr.d
BIZ r. b. CasPRstL. Ds,y sheYIH. lm94-.d pEsisass.
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FIRE.-Ws learn from the officers Of the steamer
Aldo that when she landed at the Cumberland Iron
Works on Friday last the residence Of James Woods
Esq, one Of the owners Of the Iron Works, was on
fire, and was completely consumed, together with
most Of the furniture in the house, and one young
servant. The captain and crew Of the Aldo render
ed all the assistance in their power to arrest and stay
the fire, but without success the building being Of
frame work and very dry,
ASoTHER-The stables OF Rev A. L. P Green
this city, the side of Cumberland river
we're burned down on Friday night last. Two fine
mules, grain, wagons, Sc, which we're in them at
the time, were also destroyed. The loss is some
thing over $1,000 The FIRE is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendisry ysstsTddy
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TEE srSK1Sa OF THE A. L. DAvIs.-0ur readers
viii find under river news al the particulars known
Of the sinking Of this boat She was bound Up the
rsvar and heavily ladened With groceries from this
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DEM. ?. SHIELDS Will cell iris EVENING. without
ID for cash. OF whom Il may
dne lot Of Gold Jewely Gold snd silver Wstthes Gold
Chains, Gamers IN sets with variety Of other goods TO
close aad to raiss funds. Sale poatys.
BENZ. SHIELDS.
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DEEL'S Old aud Original CAMPBELL MINSTREIS. nm
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k Tickets 50 cents, Servants and caored Gallery 9se
Door open a O'clock-COncsrt u commence at II.
? Box Once open from 10 10 "a A. n and from 2 20
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CaASan OF ScHEDUEE-By reference to our ad-
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press train on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
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500 Reward.

tbs undeFsleued viii pay SEQ fof TIC apprehension Of
negro imsa BEN, ~ iakeR upin any free STATE.
and $50 e taken Up in tao stats % Tennessee and aecnd
any Jail 20 ha hsY get him, delivered D. them a No.
iS Cedar street, Nashville Ben about forty
aBou Eve inches high o. brouu color gh f'5s
head aud isv-ry sensible and smart. ha Faasd
Whites Creek Davidson county b. Samuel Cas y. sr
probably NASHVILLE In the eighbOrhOodo OF While
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AUCTION SALE BY EkABDE n LUCDSs
w OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ReadYMade q hnE
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Chapter XIII. The Jan 4Ary E1snirater'
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Rssdy hi. Day;
THE RANGERS AND REGULATORS Or
Il TIE
L A ~ III A;


I A ~ A II A;
LIFE AMONG THE LAwLCss.
A T.,E THE RLfUsLrc % TLX.s.
~ cHALTs srssEsFiELo,
"A. W Ar-ns.onh
Late Judge Of he RIO Grsnde District.
Author Of Sketches OF the So n Nes:"
y,,h. Ej.rxn. u!as,rs.ior. PH,e 81 IS
IN. Author Of til. book Jadse OF ne Re- Grsnse d.
.,t N Te1ss ;or many years and hss pcdued work o! 81
surpassed interest. Il "a y7d description Of Border Lie
r1reh Law Nigh: Maks. Reht H. vsi:h char.ctsed he
,, settlement Of TeIs bu: b.s enough OF c7aon aud
romance to soften the stcs reve IONS 4aa TO render
= asa v hole vol1me Of hish merit.
Extract from :he P--fl,-;
The dSsa Of the author in tie humble oncepa7n m re
pc,u IN one phase deveopmen, Of s0sth Western h
nsy ,be p;oneeng transition state, AL iner'IrAy >
r. .us environment, had thought At f % p'e'en; the
u.trr in purely Dssii7e form, win prArse .1I;i-',
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81 Trttle-Tke unexpected The Rsngera
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- Iset MAJOR Morrow sud Joanna
IT. IT.. Du.I. The Defeat Of the Lyuchers.
-. rpe Deie,t OF the Robbers.
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The negro Meeting. The yah.
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