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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-06
Q r O v l. l. :
Ste ana Saw l.Mlll
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

YTyflE Proprietor Of This establishment Is now pre-
Il pared 20 contract for. ana drAN't .F"'I7 'tot,
50nt. 0ol feet. uf either common Pine or Red
fIr lumbt r. ut the lowest market rates The i'eA
Fir win be found the best Fencing iImGer inst can
he used.
An persons about to build viii find it to their ad-
,.,ut,rs, tn p1rrhaSa at This mu us they can have
their Lunhcr sawed TO order. in lengths and sizes To
suit. and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached to thH establishment IS one oI "''''
worth's Patent Planning. TougaenT ani Nro"Nlhg
Machines ntd nil orders tor Planed Lumber oi IN!
de- cription can tp Immediately illed.
Always ON hand. shelving, Flooring, heVelrd Si'
ing. Ioi,t Fencing BouJd~, sluce Lumber Pchels
Lathe Snakes and Shingles.
Also on hand. Doors, windows &c or tr' ioi
Doors Windows. and Blinds, hled with despatch
GEO " GARKIuFr.
Oroville, April 24th, 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-06
OrnpiIle I]ailq Bntte RerurN.
DAILY (sUNpAYs EXCEPTED

~" OFyIrE In Record Building on Myers street,
Fast side, between Montgomery and Brd, orove.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-06
Orapj,,e J)aj,q I>1ttr Aucc1.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 0.A. io-5


TtE MAEh >yILLE Co>NtNrIo~ -lA =
bOiy met ii Marysyii'e on Monday, nu ur.
cauizei hy the election OF @ VI Sau 1..ot
Sierra. a. President, anil Hon. Il. >u,,-
rard, Suffer, JAS l.. Ntrwln, Puna, NJ
Il. Farley, Bate ana Judge H. z. lI1ur.
luba. Wee Presidents " W. Sr:ith. .u...
and ) 5 brewster, Sierra, were c. sea
Secretaries. The report Of Messrs. Gamble
aud King, was received and ordered on tiie.
The following resolution offered by Col.
Edwards Woodruff is indicative of the ac-
tive local interests, assembled there for the
purpose OF imposing mountain road, pass
ing over toll-roals and toll bridges, upon
immigration, that particular localities may
be benefited by their distress. The re,olu-
ton was referred to committee of one del
egate from each county represented Should
the resolution be adop;eI, we shall not tail
to denounce the action of the convention as
it deserves, and hold up the perpetrators of
the imposition upon the incoming immigra-
ton, to the scorn and contempt OF all hon
orable men We notice the names Of many
honorable gentlemen in that convention, and
with the report of Mes-rs. Gamble and King
before them, it seems impossible that they
should be governed by local interests. Here
is the resolution:
Resoired That this convention do approve
of and adopt the route running from a point
at or near Honey Lake. to the Aucrican
Valley; and that it is the judgment Of this
convention that the selection and construc-
tion of the various routes radiatIng from
said American Valley, be left to the sense,
enterprise and liberaiity CT the counties and
people through which such routes shall pass.
We await further developments, from this
combination Of local interests to impose up
on immigration.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-06
SEEERIFF'S SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF on ,xeculioh i-an"i ont o'
DJusticts ourt .~aml GLASS u-tce oi the Ptacf IA
and tor Oregon Township. pu!,e county state 81 tai-
iturnia. - me directed aud delivered, commanding
me to la ke the SUM Of elghtN tN-tour ten one hhd'
redlh. .-4 l0D dollars prnclpaI aud interest aud
sixteen nfly on> hundredths dollars costs ot suit,
together with all the costs uccrung upon sad Wfts
wherein James NJ. sml'h j. plaInuh and W illihm
Han and William Norris are the detendl t. nave
lrvIed Upon and viii -rll at public sale 10 e highest
bidder for cash on the lrlh day OF May \. u. -f at
the hour Of O'Clock H. ali The right title aud ~
,erest n both or either Of ihe above named deIend'
ANTS IN and o the following described properly. -
Wit: oee building or sdluon aud bowling alley -ltu
at4d a, French own. in oregon township. ille coan-
~ = inf ,rni4. and Formerly khoWnas @mlth- bo"hhS
alley. ~ad building UeIng Que story hiSb' l"emy
f.el wide in trunl and running back lboHitB hiley
cud .dJ cynt, .lN feet also the l"l or ground tpoh
WHICH said building Is situated. i"g-ihr WIN an me
tenement. hcrcdItHeHts ana app'rluahCt7 tneFeuh-
to belonging. ..-. =,
dnr In thr town of 0ro4ibr. county and -iaie anre-
sald + KILN H'et'H "''' '"''S'
April -7th \. D.lsa5.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-06
OR RoULLsHLs
w at er w or < 6.

G. w. GARRIOTT,. ..PEOPklE lok'
rNTENDS Immediately 10 commence extending
E the main pine through Montgomery DoWntt
Bird Huntoon, and Myers streets. Parties VINO WISH
10 have attachments made to the same. "i'l nave
them aende to 10y leaving their orders III the Oro-
vile Steam Ail Ufice.
The ADVANTAGES of these Water W orks to ne cit
liens ot Orotille must be apparent ie every oh-ah
auxiliary and abor-saNtr to the housewife as wen It's
store restaurant and hoe keepers, and ready III all
times fthe day or night Tor their use.
Il f G Il l. A L | @ \ 5.
1st. Parties wanting the water must appl! at the
Office and obtain their certificates for The same, oy
paving the nf service p pc ami one uoihS rent
2nd No addition or alteration whatever IN or
about any pipe or water cock. shall be made' or
caused 10 be made uy persons taking the "aler"'t''
ont permission OF the proprietor
3rI. All persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes stop-cocks, and apparatus, IN good
order. al their own expense, and shall prevent an!
unnecessary waste "f water.
4th. Parties taking the water and allowing thel-
neighbors and others 10 the viii be charged
double rates. or more the case may he.
aih. The Water Rent is due in advance. monthly,
and in all where the rent is paid by the 5th
the water will pe stopped.
The proprietor is at II times supplied with materi.
al tor service pipe. water closets &c, and has in his
employ one OF the best plumbers in the state.
Oroyile, April 2ith, 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-06

JUsrcE SAFFoRD's CoURr,-Ihe follow
ing cases were disposed Of before Justice
Stafford on Tuesday:
Wm Benton-pett larceny; stealing lum
Der prisoner discharged
p DJnelty-a,.auIt and battery on Chi
namau fined 80
4. MHd-nssanlt AMI battery Gnnl lo.
j Blll- assault auI battery fined ~.
j. Trainer-as,ault and battery; huel
so.
szruszA4r.srsz-z1..szssa
RGruEsENrAryGs.-Alessts. Long and
Morrison, our Representatives in the House
of Assembly, passed through town on their
way to their homes, a day or two since
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p \
Arrive a. g.ca by 2pm.
Contractor to be allowed to supply Litchdcld by side
mail if preferred. ,F
Bids for six trips week arc invited.
1903 From Uticn, BY Washington Mills, Sauqiot, Clay
villc Cassviilc North Brdgewater BriIgewater,
s Lconardsyilc, West Edmcaon, South Edmesion,
New Berlin, Norris, Wcst Laurcns, and West
Oneonta to Oneonta, 81 miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Utica daily cxccp, Sunday, Mt Sam;
Arrive at Oneonia by pm;
Leave Onconia daily, except Sunday, ut am;
Arrive at Utica by pm.
Proposals embracing six additional weekly trips as
far as Brdgewaler will DO considered.
1904 From Utica, by New Hartford, Paris wa,crvlc,
5angcrsv,le, North Brook6old, East Hamilton,
Poolvllc, and Earlville, to Smyrna, Al niles and
back, AK times a week. t
Leave Utica daily, except Sunday, at u m;
Arrive at Smyrna by - p m;
Leave Smyrna daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Utica by 2pm. ~
1905 From Utica, by New Hartford Clinton, Deansvie,
oriskany Falls, Madison, 6olsyillc, and Bouek-
vile, to Hamilton, % miles and back, six times a
Leave Utica daily, except Sunday, at 0 am;
Arrive at Hamilton by II m;
Leave Hamilton daily, except Sunday, at 81 m;
Proposals 10 extend 10 Norwich, supcrscdng No.
1903, will be conridcrcd.
1906 From Utica, by Kirkland and Ladsvile, Vernon,
\. II mica and back, six times week.
Leave Uticn daily, except Sunday, at "a m;
- Arrive AZ Vernon by 81 n nj; sfas sN IN .ss5
Leave Vernon, daily, except Sunday, at ami; -,
fsN Arrive AT Utica by IN. AZ 1000 =,
Proposals 10 extend TO Oneida win be considered
1907 From Utica, by New York Mills and VAUDEVILLE,
to Westmorelond, IA miles and back, six times a
week. a
. Leave Utica daily, except Sunday, at ~ m; y ~
Arrive at Wcsmorcland by 81 pm;
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Particular attention gwen the sale Of Cotton FIou
Wheat Corr, and all other Produce; sso the ForwarC
ing OF Goods 10 and from the Interior.
= hEf ERENsEa-TB. s. Rhett, Eco, MessTs. T. s. &T g
Budd !" b. herot Esq, ,Char ston, S. c., James Walker
Egg Nashville, Tenn, Thomas S. Kennedy Louisville Kv
Wilson d Burns. Baltimore. Md IaprQ3-WIv
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NHB undersigned having orders for Wheat will pay nj
i highest market rate deliverable at AcCrea d IerT8ss
ware house, corner ol Broad and College 81.
<. WEBB,
iuy I'D &wu Cotton and Produce Broker.
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$500 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
4 agent for Mrs V. W. Alexander, Of North =
Il Carolina Offer for sale $50 acres Of Land, y 80
ina the Memi bis and Ohio Rsiroad between Mason
ano S.autJns DepOts.
Any one wishing 20 purchase high dry, bsahy home.
would o. well 10 examine this Land Only abua 260
OF the tract are G cared. remainder we'll tmOered
have OF own directly on ire harOad that
l viii Sc In lots Of any size 10 suit purchasers.
also another tract in Faystle county, Wesley AMI
Son ervlile read six mi % from W siey and
Sosrvs eontaining three hundred City xty acres
y IN Y,od Improvements.
Address ue undsrsgned at Mason's pot fornrths
orrn stion, OF call and examine the laEd-
sas-4tW. J. 3. MAcLI1.
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Railroads! Railroads |!
PENEsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

@
THE GreatCentral Route connecting The Atsuticei.e
L vsh esern, Northwestern and Southwestern Stutei
o. ccntinuous Railway direct This road also conn
a. tltsbuTg with daily line Of Steamers to all ports OF
ne Western ivera, and 81 Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers 20 s ports the Northwestern Lakes mat1s
ae most direct cheapest and reIiq5le route by vhicE
sRElGHf can oe forwarded to and from the Great Hert
Rates between Philsdelphia and Pjttshurv,
EikSI CLASS. Boots. Shoes, Dry Goods -
Gn b0Ees,) FurE, Feathers, &e. zoe per Aoot
SECOND CLASS.-Bo0ks End Slatousrv
Dry Goods (in bales,) Hardware, Lea Soc per l6OB
t1ef- &C. ........-
'HiRD CIa8SS.-Arvis. .Baeging, Bacon,
and F0Tk {in bulk, Hemp de-. oVe per lU5L
JR16 CLASS.-Cohee. Fish Bacon
sud Fork packed, lard sud Lard OIL @oe per iVOH
glour-75 eIs. per ~ uu'l prther notice
Grnin-35 cts. per lbs uai further Hotice
Oot;on-s2 per bale otexoes ling 500 lbs weight until
l1rther notice.
- In shipping Guois Trom any point East of Phis
iepha, be particular 10 marx package siG Ph.adspkia
EGlr7ad' All Goods consigned to the Agents Of thE
3ooo Philadelphia or PittsSurg viii be forwarded With
iut detention
FEsIGHr As1sTs.-Harris, Wormley 4 Co. MenDhis.
tenuessee; R 2. Ssss Co. st Louis J. s. Mitchell &
son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesail BeIanj Murdock snd
arter JeTett Louisville Ky. x. Q. MelGrum, Madison
md snu; SpTgJasn Brown, and Irwin : Co Cincinnati
'. v. Graham Co, ZGnesville, Ohio; Leech Co no
81 kby street Boston; Leech Co. Ast0r house New
YORK; Mol William street, and Nos BssrE Place New
l0-k; S.J. Sneeder, Philadelphis MaEraW Ko0us Bal
imOrei Geo. Francscus. Pitlsburg.
Z. a. HOUSTON, 9easrat tTsigkt agent, Piila
4. >. Lo1BAERT, Svp't, Altoona, Pa.
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HEA. TIA or AMERIcAN WOMAN.
Te eLasis 8. sarrs. n d.

As physician and surgeon the highest reputation,
el upcn you 70 consider few the i'm
The highest professional authority admit that more wo.
s ole i,on sierins dies any other cause
| irghuql mortality
wa ssk your attention the forlhis 70
Ieneoy Ehcn has been eminenuy successful ior
ana which hes the sanction Of the most enlightened
Physicians in he county.
treatmen toi Falling Won't oias Deranged Mens
son and local disease the utshe together ~Ith s
eosstutonsl ytons nding ehnine,
Opium, CeuaEroes Cnum, Csnnsbls Indiea seeae Cora
minis e'ing them, steni Is that she s akins
ho,hihg that will hurt hsT. Les Ug see. =,
Iron The most harmless The them, when given
iOrtnese cempAnts Produces heat thirst dcuy Of breath
ing and ntJieIable headscDes. Secd produces nausea
vuming, gidoinsss slupor and HeiehIiB the head
StTyeARs poison that the most minute doses
are sOinemes fatal and yet II gwen oy rue rom e
and vi hOut due kBuWedge ltt indica ons which
prevent il tom ng death TIE sdert Of opium is
70 relieve pain By relaxing the muscles out Hs L'a1
ton agsiu The Of some o. tie mosI toruThg eOm
pauts C0Hum and Caathcrdss beta cause eonV V0sOnss
ne rembngs, Dihess, snd ereai eeol FessaTesafe
l. decs and they ALEC rrtte ena eau ulcers Petr
discharges Bcuruble disease OF she bzdoeT
In small modieiBes viii not always produce
ey fetal elecis out continued as ney are IN me
treatment OF thes diseases, thy viii inevitably niure toe
system, and csusengeHne aad nfnl symptoms and Lur
70 the grave a who already fast enough
way vi BoUtthe AID VI these violent Posons
medicines cured uterine disease but on the
contrary, future suffering early death al
gradually aosorbG By the system until the pat only
pefceives her sIrOr in time to ind there hsps.
ask yOh, man and ysicIan, why Will give
countenance 70 practice which persists Administer
ing pOisonr and In driving very graves
Fortunately we turn from this side Of picture
more brilliant one. fnereis remedy these complaints
Is net composed Of p0sons but medical smpes Of great
efficacy u never has iBjure the It
certain u effect care; and its ingredients at the
vice OF o1Tsef or phy szn of 6tteTa pub
lshed u the leading papers and addressed eminent
physicians have argued the general value of the medicines
efficacy
Ay object now iso es u your attention to comparison Of
It's eHcaey viii the failure q your
trast lie mild and certain sclion whthe hsrsh and
iecs o The poisons adm nistere b. The prOfess generally
abo 70 urge uPou you, value your reputation,
MaT'hau's Uterine CsihOiieon the risk being
asse with those physicians Who pursuing the old beaIen
track excite ply for lheiT ignorance execTsoD
or Ii In knavery.
P. BRIDGE, n. D.
Secretary Graefenberg Co.
For sale by MACKENZIE q BECKWITR,
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily TraiD~ from Pittsburgh 20
PhIIash lpLia-
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh OOwsi Mail A NJ: East
j Line NJ ksg rrss Mail SO P. II.
Ihs kNpress Msi runs Day the ether SUNDAYS en-
cepJed; haklng DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all Trains
from
s.. Leus, Mo- Dubuque, Keokuk and lows City, Iowa
Cairo Rock island and Chicago. llLOs; Lexington and
Lou-vilie, ky., Terre Haute, Indianapolis and La
fayete, Indiana Cincu Hati, Columbus DAYTON,
Toledo, Cleveland, Zluesulle, CIestline,
MaSsiOn and Wooster Ohio. Also
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND IL POINTS IN TkHE WEST.
FARE a. LOW As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers West rely upon this as being The
shortest aud most expeditinus route %
PHILADELPHIA, BALTlMOhE, NEW YORK, and ali
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.9I Passenger Lines Penna- Railroad, Phila
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Aknl. wlnl,,,.
AkDiStW WINDS
Advertising and Subscriptions Office,
No. lSs Nassau Street, nezt door to Ncssou BaaE.
NfW YORK.
Kerosene d1isS.
Dl5 ILLbD FhOM JUAL.
(SECURED BY LET ERS PATENT.

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LET ERS patiently
II ERosENE lLLUMINETED OIL The light obtained
II rom this gu exceeds in brilaney that any othsr
aid hsref0rs scoveTed. inexploslve, an viii re-
main lmPdin In the very cOdest weather.
The Company rscOmm nd helsmps best adapted to e
OIL the kerosene Lamps, manufactured BY the fOoXInu
parties: Messrs CorBeus q Baker, also, n1at of PhIIs
dephis. K. V. Haugnwaut CO.. ass broadway The Brook.
Ia William Street. L. Mereier I36 Elm Street, and H. Ed
wards a street. N Y Samples Of different style
Lamps be al the Office of the Company
KEROSENE LCBRcATNs OIL No. l. Prepared suite the
finest and all Kinds Of Machinery; burns risnty
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
solar snd Hana Lamps, and stands greata degree cold
Sperm Oil and s admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosENE LuBRToAuse oILs, No. e43 Superior LubTica
and will be found TO posses advantages any Oil in
the market priceswill burn-and have been
prepared meet the reqiremenof OF Railroads and others.
KIRoszNE BNEAcLE OLJ Prepared expressly for Ships
use will be found admiaby adapted OF Steam
SHIPS Men Of War, Merchants Vessels River Craft
and burns IN all he Cabin StAeroom Cinnacle, Focase
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, DC.
Bnnsce OH will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
viii burn eli night without requiring to be trimmed, and ad
vantage that will be obvious 70 every Shpmastef.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from Wholesale oil
Ship Chambers, Druggists and GrOcsF New York. and
the regularly EppOnt Ag Of tbe Com pany
the principal Towns and Villages Of the Omitted Slater, the
Canadas. the Island of Cuba
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules estab.
hsh ed By the Board OF TrUstees,) application to
AUSTEb'S
GENERAL AsENTs, KERosEER Or Co.
No. so Beaver Street. n. Y.
~ 3. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials prices,
&c, g. will be forwarded on application as above.
Juheo-g' a. WI ....4..H r. ..F.
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McCrea & Terrass.
WHOLESALE
c r Q C E z S ,

LiquOrS, Iron, NaiI-. and Castings,
Corner OF 5road ana College streets,
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oso k8o OUR REY.
Funeral Undertaker.

AN prepared to furnish COFFiNS Of every description
the 5ns CGskrt TO the plsinest Servants Coffin
geheT with everything necessary fer Funerals an orders
eff ny Ware roOms Deaderck street, door the
Up Up Livery Stable between Cherry and Summer
streets, will receive prompt attention both day and night
IL FuIi.uTs Of ali kinds repaired md made order in
the bestEty July9I J. II. CURREY.
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HdesPhia 90 Nashville in connection
VytL new York and FEiIadrtphia
Steamship Lines. 20 continue with
out alteration from Ist June 10
IsL OF December, 1851.
Firs' Glass, per 100 l0s.' 29
Third +" IS
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
good. Lot enumerated, Carooys Of Acids, or
othsr Chemicals per 100 ios 42O
FAisST CLASS.
Piano Fortes, Books, stationery Boots, Shoes, Liquors,
OIz S, In bltles. Camph Spints Terpentins in
barrels CsrpetiaE, Chioa' GLASS and Gas CgaTs in
csss clocks Conieeo4arles Cotton CARDS. Dry Goods in
ge or bes, uTugs, Fruss Fruit Trees and shrubOery,
Furs arden Seeds Lugkiug Glasses and Looking Glass
pstss lat owners s Oysters and jars, saddlery,
lin and Brttsuia Ware, I cas- and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Vardwrs except such specified third clRFs, Coffee
M aenae trssn L9Iots re- y soys. Gs.is5 & an PPss,
snd ks Crocsery AID Qussusware 1 cTe- az casks
liee, Whiting, fia- er Nhes1 Brass ara "copper"
Third CLASS.
Avn Sbovels spsdss Sal Iron Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tin Plate, AnVs Vice. CASKS Of hams ana hoes, MaliHna
lud Custor Cn-isre, Coees, Heavy Castings MIL Gearing
f-ra- srag- aud Axes, Railroad " Leels and AxlGs,
Cl- rsald spiass, srd 6o,i. n ,4 4-,5sls; lsS;S
prrcs Hgts Fumiirfr sEd CGrragss boxed, and other
nt ces ot Grated; also Carooyso oi Acids or other
Unrrcals VIII be charged a. o. u4ie nrsL eisss rates
~ ga3s evsr uscssgo plainly Harzsd with name OF
conscience destinas OF and a"oI "i osiyerJ Alcnloh %
fr pr vents deays and osless anC iDsurss speedy
as'ys''- DIRECTIONS.
ODD, .tfn-sd via Savannah should De consigned 70 ACen
r o1tra i road, sAyainzn, and Paeksges marked
Srert g. h. De-, yann4h "a
Goods shipped via esion snoua oe eon-igned % the
t OF ths South CarOua abroad Cnar eston, and pack
- T,arsed care gent s. O. f. 6. Charlestsn, , G..
me- t1roOg rates above covers ~ expenses iTm New
yarE 70 Sasdv lI- No c0m1aIsioH 6Tggggs Baqrjags
rs7r~ef erftsr Chariest0t or SaCapHah.
sppers aHy rely uniform rates aud prompt deive
s. 81 both lines. OvcT-snarges and dan ages by eithr
ao will adjusted b. the agents OF The NashyiI, and
ChataI OJgd Road.
In case Of ostor missing goods will take charge Of anv
neeessay for ther recovery and IL MT ouud
viii p.g lhe al the expiration Of 80 days afsr no
cs i eveu al notices Of lost goods or NasSriTls % ga
eBs che kashUiIe and Chattanooga ROad rlast be as
dressed 70 II. : anderson, SEY't., NashDtlIe
ssrchants In New YORK will receive ever ipfOrma-
ion and assistance IN shipping, y appyi the Agent
the Chaestou Line- No. IDS BrOGdwsy And the Savannah
Line, so, 10 Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
ngVe5-u g. n AGENT
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Grenf bargain

IN l. o B r LN LILLE, TENN ESS E.
THE undersigned offers for sale his entire situation,
tning acres Of level land In LObovile, Perry county,
Tenn.
The lot - well improved, large aud handsome Brick
store nost Dwelling Kitchen, Cub, Stables and other good
buildings also drsJ rate house Whsre selling Groce
nes have plenty good water Lobelville is a small vii
lage al the ross Roads one leading Waverley 70
den the otheTfTOm Cenreye 10 Tts Landing
klyer We " weekly mails passing, together with
navigation oi Tennessee hVer and Buffalo River running
Wlth OF NILE richly abOunded with as good land a. in
me ineTe being no store Grocsay Of within
10 Mules Morrill, Souih Y miles ksst and I3 miles West
ders II the best situation IN the State have been seng
Goods and 0rooeres here Tor ak years, trey
shed with sales and profits, baI sh 10 change INV
cation offer ny lot Onehird balance on ana
yesrs credit will sell Goods and roceys, oT
Any person desiring good situation will do will do well N
examine EDWARD ROUoUIRR.
iune2-wSm
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LAND POR SALE

WILL SBLL on liberal terms 1000 scres Of rich level land
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad where 4 cross lie
Glib and O1On county ne the second st top or deno
Union City and Trenton, being twelve miles nom
Union City and eighteen from lronton The m make
two settlements. eco cleared ANY person vish
ing 70 buy can call on me al Dresden, Tenn.
CT I5-Eea RMoORE.
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IJCuey, Money,
DxchansO Bank GOOD

DxCbanEC Bank Good,
TUE Undersigned has large lot OF Boots and Shoes Of
hls manufacture, made expressly f,r inc ,al
trade, which will be sod az The most reasousble pTices
Farmers and others wanting supply Of Negro shoes will
DO welltO examine my stock.
Asosn store and I25 sides ar rate RIsok Hsr.
ness Leather ana a lot OF pad skins 6sC.
For elthtir Shoes Le2tUT viii take MONEY on the F
chsnge Bank al par.
The highest m2Tket pnce IN oah pGd Tor country hidsS
W HAMILTON
S0HF ILL
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Southern Portable Plantation
jOrn-F e ed and EIOuring-MilI
INNI-RANCE STOCK FOs SALE

yT~BE Bent OF Nashville foF shout twelve ihou
sand dollar worth Of The Nashville Conn Is
aT.ursnoe CompsEy, and h tennessee Marine snd FT
nsurance Compan.. aud wi receive In pas ent the Noe
md ertidcatesO Of >post!s the bank e Nashville.
The hrst named a,ny III yidet de al The TEie
of 10 and the other u per cent auuum.
nov Ii-oiW. w NHkLLSs, Casbler'