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FRESH TURNIP SEED.
FLAT DUTCH,
RED TOP,
ENGLISH NORFOLK,
LARGE GLOBE.
- RUTA BAGA.
Just received and for sale by
July II. 1857 If
FOR s ALE !

The following valuable real estate. the property OF
&c. Hall decd. is offered for sale and consists OF the
following tracts:
That desirable place known as Rome. contain l:g
about 26,l acres with all the improvements thtS
place will be sold ent re i vde to suit purchasers
beng probably of the bast business stands IN
the country and very desirable to those wishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No 2 Consists Of sa.Lot and Brick Store e tene-
mentsl in Cambleton. Bridge Street near Claren-
don Bridge aud is very desirable stand for business
No 3 Is 5 vacant lots in ;ampb- lton- knowa IN CITY
plot as Nos Io9. H. Il. and half Of lot 3
Aa K d!y.slii.:s h,as,. and lot ca ~ tst s
,.szs ,., ~ IN M yzTo,
No ). Is a Cora II III ,ad Steam En- md 30, Ter
of II or Is horse power This is we'll ,.urth the "a
tenton of tio~. living who're power IS ava l.
able and viii be sold ut ;, great bargain.
For terms apply to j. II. HALL Assignee.
August |. 1897. Ill
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y ~, :, RSNANM, \ y. $. ,

May be found at his rooms. during his regular Office
,EsseaA--f hours, viz: from 8 A NJ. to l +. n
'frIrYfY1 } P. NJ. TO $ p, NJ.
where he viii be pleased receive calls from all who
mav he in need OF his professional services.
No inducement will be held by Offering to per
form operations for a small compensation: a good
price VIII be charged in all And patients IA
voriug Dr i. with their conf rely upOn lis
utmost eNertiois to perform every operation in per
feet manner possible.
Ess-.AIL operations be paid for
pieted.
PS. Those who are now indebted Will please call
and settle.
Oct. Z, 1857 If
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TEY Ill Fl n THURSDAY DECENlBER II 1857
GROCERIES, HARD,

frN3'e &c, 0.c.s=7s = 80.
The undersigned are now receiving q 5Sfge9 assort
ment of ,R9GEgsES HaR1WsRE. sIittx&y STEEL.
HDLLOW-W ARE, SHOES. LEATH ERzksA1 Ill =
RY, which they viii sell at wholesale sElaii al
vance on cost for cash usual TIM te prompl
dealers q. @WIELIAA1s GEIO. e
July 25 1857. 60-tf 60 sSa1s# III IS
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T + S

ctIPrroN r2 THE cAnoL1SiAs
Fer s,,-ra oonv If Maid in 81 w
at the esd tbs, %
-. at the ed ot b months, ) 90
4, .-A, at the end i, tn" year, %
No subscriitoI will be received - aorter period
than year unlcss paid in adv,spS1f.sA !. -, a.
b.s,clng the uefalnes0sf the paper proprietor Of
a-eTs'tie fol 1Wng remarkably low
CLLyR RIE;S, LNp.fRI1BLp IN ADP4yVC T.:
, e ;is nkssthe Carclnian year, Ss 10 Oo
s 10. e1 10 %
Rates II Aayert:ing =
ixty oen square of or less for tee i =: 3
md 20 cents foreach s,se Is mt Insertion tnlfss
when it vii. he charged -
For tlree M nths, -. 81 90 -
s Eor months, = % 90
ne Inoptls.- 10 Cd
All must have the des:-ed nuinbar ff
Vert oS.theIn -ortherWfate.,ey VII be
serted til fr:od "a ci,-.ed aeeerithrlv speeiuf
aftnfaoa is i:serteA to III - egg. fioss
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THr MlGxoLIA REsTAURAAT..

& They say the Magnolia Tree is the hanisoaest
growth south of Mason and Dfxos line and il is ey
lentiy fact. It is also said the NagIs Res aIran
Green street, Dr. ~ Rod
si, = zf5s.-17 an. ~,
kept any otfier establishments fHsAe south. Ps'v-
Wishing fad well miss it: it is the YELO "
BUILDING
The subscriber would take this method of thanknG g
the citizens Of this and the surrounding country.
for the unprecedented lberality they have bestowed
en- h m. and would solicit IA continuation.
He has always on hand the V FRY BEST LIQUORS.
WINES and CoRDIAIS. that be found in the
United Stat s, either by the quantity othprwise.-
Also Cigars. Pickles S'rlnes. Cheese. Preserved
Frlts. Lemon Syrup. and many other good things.
AMI hatterS himself that he has the most polite ohIi-
q accomplished ana FRANK vcnter attend 10
his hishment. that can be found either North or
South. Temperance drinks put mp at the shortest
notice. He would call attention particularly to his
private up stair. VIII ch are large. Portable
and in good order.
r. JONES.
yellow Ruilding Green St. Fayetteville n G.
May Is. 1851 soft
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\DREW j. STEDM MAN,


Ifavinr removed to PITTSB0i5O, y. c.. will attend
crul.rIy the Courts of Chatham Moore aud Hafuett
Counties.
April Ii, 1856. tt
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4 GARD.

TIL undersg gaed would respectfully inform his ol
aud .csIotners that he he found al tt
t.so ,fc E. Leete wff-re be- will Lea glad to Sc
.ncf:. # J. r asMeDUSALD.
Jan n ,xlss7.s 49,. r.
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FOR S4LE
Heavy A Beaver Creek Sheetings.
Cotton Yarn, Warp and Filling, Nos. ) to TO-
ALSO.
Belt Picker, Roller and Lace LEATHERS.
obs and " Anp facturer's Findings.
Winter strained. Sperm Lard and Linseed Oils
Shuttiies isi1glass, French Glue, Emory Roller
Cloth aud Glass Steps.
J. Il. HAI4L Pres. 8. G. NJ. Co
Iulv 26. 1850 2-tf
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i EGAL NO rzSEs.

CLEMENT G. WRIGHT.
Attorney III Law, Fayetteville, Nc.
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets
Fcb'y 3. 1886.
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THE .vIAhiNGTON, charlotte + d
RU rai CIR .sOsD kAfa.EOAb COMPANY.

RU rai CIR FORD RAILROAD (ONPANf.
IT is ordered by the Board of Directors of is Com
pany that the ensuing year the following install
nent> be called -or.
Third instalrle04 ofTWENTY per cent to be due
and payable the arst day of December 1857.
Fourth instalment OF Ten per be due and
yabe the first day of February 1853.
Fifth nsament OF I EN- per cent to be due and pay
abb. the ir day OF Way 1888.
Sixth nstaimcnt oi TEN per cent to be due and pay
able the I'd day OF August 1888.
This call applicable only to those Coanties East o.
| the Pee Dee, and those West of Charlotte.
II. w. GUION, Prest
Get. 81, 74zm
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JOHN ID. SaB w
+ r s Ii. E..

+ r SALE.
Sa4 Acres Of I.anl lying on Cape Fear River-Store
Dwelling out Houses ali in drst rate order. The store
is at 4 fne business the Cross RGats and tie
and is not e>cetled by any in North Caroline,
ANY persoa desiring purchase can obtain further
particui itr5 respecting the property by calling
rith,r of as 1t Willis Creek Wiimjng Road
I5 mi les from Fayetteville.
SARAH WRIGHT.
oct / lS-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
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Fall stock, $50
B. F. PEARCE 4 CO.,

4 RE large ana well Srl"ctcd stock
"A of l@ E1s "a c. G. ID q l. u q >sss 9
consisting in part of:
Black aud Figured Silks;
nglish and French Merinoes;
Plain and l'g'd DeLanes;
French all wool Piaids;
Alpacas of all qualities;
Black Bomhazne;
English, French aud American Prints;
Chenille ShawlS, (heautful patterns;)
Ladies' Cloaks Of every descriptions;
.Jaconet Edgngs and Insertions;
Collars and Underseeves;
Hosiery, Gloves, Belts;
Ribbons, TRIMMINGS, &c;
Cloths and tassimeres;
TweedS Jeans and Sattinets:
w mite and Coiortd Flannels:
Bleached and brown Shrtngs;
Ailtndule 0-4 Sheetiug,
Bieached and Brown Drings;
Plaid Linseys and kerSeys:
Marlboro Stripes and PIaids;
Brown aud BIeachtd Table Cloths;
TowelIings of all kuds;
Negro Blankets:
Extra quality Bed Blankets;
Spiral Brass and Whalehone Hoops;
Good assortment Of Hoop Skirts;
Yankee Notions Of every variety kind and
quality;
Silk, Leghorn, and Straw BOnnets;
MOleskin Cassinere and Wool Hats;
Roots Shoes JI,paraII,e
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AUCTIOSEETs COMNiISSiON MERCHANT
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE, y. G.
October l. 1879
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NJ II hi. rE F. II O Il Y e,

L 4 O y,
By GEO. LAUDER.
;early opposite 80 E. ". Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, \. c.
Oct. l. 1886.
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: VOLUME XiX-NO. $50.

Indeed, It Is ihapossible by this means to
.olnlv,eart all the debts Of the United States
and State governments into bank notes,
Without reference to the specie required to
aeIeem them. However valuable these se-
.urities may be in themselves, they cannot
be converted into gold and silver at the
moment Of pressure,.as our experience teach-
es, in sufi icient time to prevent bank suspen-
.sions and the depreciation sof bank notes.
In England, which is TO a considerab bic extent
a paper money coun p though vastly behind
our own IN this re- Eect, it WAS deemed adj
v:isable, anterior to the act Of Ial lament OF
1874 which wisely separated the issue OF
notes from the banking department, sor the
Bank Of England always to keep en- hand
gold aud silver equal to one-thirel ofits COM.
binAd CIRCULATION and deposites lftinspes
portion was 10 more than sufficient 70 seesy1
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nnAa.p ns1s i III tAs n,re alssycrstEs. TIE
SD o j: xss hat two u .Aree marks were taken
81 lie account, Sh.A 10 nea pad, and IN sn aour
ai:erwArd shipped ,C:seFts and eazrioles on beard
s.sane, for LnxhanE,er. Ths Norwegian who
had ca1ud all this trouble CINE along just before
we embarked, snd heard IRE tt9ry with tie most
sublime Indifference, p-oferiBg not word Of apol-
oy. regret or explanation. judging from this
specimen, the King of Sweden aud Norway has
good reason to style himself King Of the Geths and
Vandsls.
Twas glad, nevertheless, that we had an opportu-
nifty of seeing the Miosen from the deck Of a
steamer. llovns owe. the CLASSY, pslegreen water
midway between III shores, We had far better eS-
kibition of its beauties than from the land IL
is c supsrb piece of water, 30 miles in length BY
from two 70 FIVE in breadth, with mountain shores
of picturesque and ever-varyiDg outline. The
lower slopes are farm land, dotted with the large
gdaTds or mansions of the farmers, many Of which
have truly stately air; beyond them are forests Of
fr, spruce and larch, While in the glens between,
winding groves of birch, slider and ash come down
to fringe the banks Of the lake. Wandering CLEANS
Of sunshine, falling through the broken CLOUDS,
touched here and there the Swallowed slopes and
threw belts of light upon the water-and these iiu-
minated spots finely relieved the otherwise sombre
depth Of color. Our boat was Glow, aud We had
between two and three hours Of unsurpassed
scenery before reaching our destination. An i'm
mepse raft Of timber, gathered from the loose logs
which are loated down the Lougea Elv, lay at the
head of the lake, which contracts into the famous
Guldbrandsdal. On the brow of steep hill on the
right lay the little town Of Lillehammer, where we
were ere long quartered in very comfortable hotel
Particulars are Characteristic, but have in
dulged in them TO such an extent that there Is no
room for anything more in this letter. So Guid-
braudsdal, the wild heart Of Norway, must wait for
my next. d. I.
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ITEMS OF NEWS.
From. Our Special Correspondent.


LAWRENCE, August, l757
Judge Cato is again holding Court at Lecotpton.
The Grand Jury have been impanneled. No direct
result has vet followed, their action 10 not public,
but common rumOr has it that fresh batch OF IN
sctments are being framed and that it was in order
10 introduce a new era OF legal persecution that
Walker brought the army back TO Lawrence.
1t is somewhat singular thing that while there
has been disturbance at Leavenworth, and inter-
ference with the regular authorities" far as to
hang two men, still Gov. Walker does not deem the
subject worthy Of bis attention at the very moment
that ne is besieging peaceful city for no more
positive reason than the strong FreeState sentiment
Of its people.
Walkers organ at LecomptOn comes out with
sensation article headed WAR Proclaimed by
the insurgents" As matter Of course the whole
thing is false as il is preposterous.
The city authorities of Lawrence have determined
70 raise $500 or $500 by voluntary subscription, 10
be credited 90 future TAI; The money 70 be applied
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to cleaning the streets, removing p1issnces us,s,
. good road up the hin, sDd establishing ~
hdder and bucket are company.
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TIE ScoundreI Enrniss.

The illustrious Gardner Furnis4. hero of ,b
Woodman scandal, appears IN print to-day. 81
publishes card, in which he says that Mr. Wo,d
man knew OF his intimate acquaintance" with bi
VIE, and that h. FURNISH supposed he approve,
OF 1t ! In speaking of his intercourse With m,
Woodmans, he remarks: "That il was character
lEed by much that WIS imprudent, is only TO con
Tess VITA: Il obvious TO every one; but il must he
equally apparent that allowed bv Mr. w 70
believe that my attitude WIS not misunderstood bv
MN. lie was a man of bu .ness-thought of moth
'ng Ills cared for nothing else
HIS wife was gay, young, aud fond of society
Az tht DAY and haif the night he nc in his store
without children she was lOnesom in her drawing.
room, and he encouraged me TO suppose. as Al.
ways believed, that it enil ly agreeable TO him
+hat should pass great deal of my time in the so
clrly OF his Wite-thus enabling him TO devote min,
sen entirely TO his utaiTs, and yet spare his wife
tn eHnUi OF a cherries home This j.. 10 dou,t
all very wrong; and so far as il is so, am y ilEn.
10 bear without murmur the censure of the world
AND this is the extent OF my ofTense down 10 tne
denoUe'"e'ta a. the New York hotel.
Furniss also defends his attempt to rescue Mrs.
W. from The Flushing Asylum on the ground that
her husband was WrehkIng Ver 9, ance Oh her and
he SAYS he was willing 60 marry Der in case - al
Vorce from Mr. WOodman could be procur.J a.,
also hints that MIR. w. is a coward and seems IN
want Mr.. w. 20 challenge him.
Furniss, in short, proves himself A eonsnr,n.,o
scoundrei.-N }. Correspondence.
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sINGER'S SEWING mACmINEs.

Honesty and fair play admirable in advertising As II
Everything else, and in the long rua prod zee the best re-
'' Competent Judges Il unquestioned impartalt At
pubic exhibition tthe Mechanic Fai decided Singers Ma
mes 70 De superior to Grover Bakers mach mes and
mat Singers are adapted to every kud OF work while Cha
Yer Bakers are not SO we're coutent 10 ,y a. a.,
Dur opponents attempt to the eject Of This 5
on by making long Einded aud absurd statenents In b
apers In the abused name Of Justice" To some NJ hs
po'ats made we briefly reply, as follows
Let. Our Machines did obtain the favorable iu3ss, 81,
he Committee at the Fair.
ID Singers machines, do In fact use much more than 90
hiFd lees thread in sewing than Grover Bsger.
hence Il follows, as Ger q consequence that Grover
Baker Machine il used constantly, viii soon waste s
aough to buy one OF our machines
d. siogers Machines use just enough thread to make
perfect seam.
4th No sensible person can doubt that the hes, Sewing
AehRe sor making hne clothing and capable Of doio
KINDS Of work. from the finest eaubric 10 the heavt
ott,' must bs the best machine for family use
ON Singers Machines make fast stitch and seam While
Grover Bakers make raveling seam
on IL Is absurd 20 cay lhA1 IN sing team vi I've
hTs~ds the seam can be made any stronger b. uslp ~
mes ss much thread on 0ns side on The her. The
4m Of the shuttle machines iust As strong A. "a. -
thread employ ed can make H. that H. the streugs
0'see' In Singers Machines cheap quality Of thread
zn be used in the shuttle desired and il Is osa dops
10 cheap work.
-, NNs0' ANSAinss nave hitherto been male wifh
is"to strength, durability, and to be spp,.d 10 e..
Arie'y Of work. but We have Jsst produced .as ss -.
b receive orders for
sHeEH's Nav FAAILT slWRs 1aoslss.
hch We wal warrant 10 perform all family ss.i,. -
s'1sF style than spy machine ever sold for s.il.r -
|o'es This Is machine bezutifally dss,s,-s
'A1iHg az elegant PaTIor ornament ana Sc bsl..v -,
soy who wants the BEST and NEST beausih,l &c. =, /
''hA'e any other. l. d. SINGER A 90,
81 Public square, Nashville.
NV H'-a"i@ W. A. Singer, Assus.
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TO DEALERs o1NTrRs.

have completed arrangements this season for furnblD
the best oysters to be had waters as Lynn Haven
nay YORK RIVER Nason's Greek Western Branch Plants
Horns harbor, Nansenoud River and other ayorit ki
MY oysters are opened but few hours before they start 80
tha' customers may rely upon getting them fresh Fresh
oysters ut up in Kegs and Cans and forwarded with dis
patch by Adams Co.'S Express. Glover's e.pre,. ,Io
oS Stage to any part Of the co .ntry
All orders accompanied by the cash Will meet with ,rs
diate attention and solicited
Superior Fresh Norfolk ysters to be had At NV o-
Depot on Union street, opposite the Bank Of Tenn,.,
nov 20 1" JOHN ARCHIBALD
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THANKSGIVING DiSNEe--We were among the
fortunate ones who partook Of = sumptuous Thanks
giving dinner abo I'd of the gay steamer .SaAe
Wfst, OR the 26th inst. Among the rare cat,bI $
on the table Was Wild goose-supposed to b. tn.
old ''grey goose'-wlict was served up 10 superior
style, accompanied with all the delicaces OF the
season. Her table is always supplied with the best
the market affords, and the only camplant W. hear
from her passengers is, she makes her trips too
tuick
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CONSTABLE,

E0 We are authorized to announce joseph T. RYAN as
candidate for constable, ia the Nashville District.
Tor Cons table in the Nashville District at tn
ensuing March election.
n We are authorized to announce FLETCHrR W HORN
ensuing March election 80
% We are authorized to announce SAN D NICBoI as
candidate for Con table in the Nashville District at III
ensu ng March election. NV 10
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 26.-LebanoB Cincinnati
Sailie West, ST. Louis.
Rock City, Paducab.
Nov. 27.-Cumb, rano, Memphis.
DEPARTED,
26.-ROck City, Paducah.
27.-Lebanon, Cincinnati.
The river is still rising, With 81 feet water on the
Shoals.
me Salile West came up Thursday from st Louis.
The Cumberland re-shipped her New Orleans
freight at Memphis and abandoned her triD to the
Crescent City. She arrived h,re YESTERDAY Iigbt
and will tie up for better times.
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we nave been presented by Messrs. Benson &
90 our musIch frienos on Union street, with sew
era pieces Of new music; they hsv- on hand a wei
selected stock OF the most recent Publications
among which, will be fonnd Beautiful F2o,cers. Be
g4'ef do I'll call Dy Mother, Whispering HTnd
o''"''''6ered Kisses, RO,O, Fisherman, Rop, Fresh
AJe' Chant dc Sol dat. and Others, too numerous
90 mention.
we hope the dealers in music will find their Wv
10 this ,stabishaent
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DEAFszss HTEED The best remedy for deafness ever
offered 10 the public, is Braces ARCTIC LrsAFxr Mapv
cases Of several years. standing have been quickly and en-
ely cured by it, and thousands recent cases caused
by colds distractions Of the ear chambers have t5
to ooe or two applications Full directions for use accom-,
pany each bottle Ou= Of the remarkable cures was
at the Hartford Deaf end Durb Asylum. boy, fifteen
years OF age, named Benjamin. Crawford who had been
born dear and was consequently dumb sent there for
euueaoni and as an experiment the Lnment was tried
on hm and with the mos complete success He now hears
AS well as one, and rapidly learning to talk Tb
Linimen is for sale at all the Drug stores nov21m
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Flour,
Valuable Land for Sale

I Wish to sell the farm where I now live confa{p,,
aDout Two hundred and ninetv acres, situated tvevs
nle sou East from Nashville between the Nashville sS
huIHeesDoTo Turnpike and the Nashville and Chafts nos
part OF The land fronts said Turnpike near
nab nl.e ana part lies within hundred yards
she hal'road The place is wei improved couforfgbIs
evening ana out houses; good water orchard Of bob
APPe ad reach trees, and other fruits The Land h ~
good q1shy and under good cultivation there being nov
sNy-hVe acres well set with clover All the land il in
win CEDAR rails, has abundance Of wood ana 4
ety way desirable plantation, being admitted one M
me Lnost healthy situations in Davidson county
mo wishing to buy good pleasant ana healthy Mac
o 10 ven 70 cal soon, as DESTROYS sen ana viii
aIgain Apply TO the sub criter on the premises
OF 10 James H. Mcdonald, Esq., Nashville Ne 10 I Cb
street street; or to NANCE WOODWARD, Nashville '''
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CoLIsIoN.-TWo draymen yesterday came in
collision Gu Market streot-the "dray pins which
nature had given them were freely used for some
''He' when 10y de1tcrouE effort the part of the
lesser ere the ''phelsnk," of the Itrger one gave
Wy sad they both fell in "glory" adjoining the
grocery house Of KIREFATRIcK, NEvINs & Co.
We did not stop to enquire about the orieinatioD
= the difficulty, but suppose they were contestants
for hauling the many goods being sold by our
frienIs K n n Co
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FIRE -Ih1 fire yesterday evening was caus d by
tne burning Of the stable of A. 5. Demoss, E.q ,
Gu Broad street. Mr.. Demoss quests US to re-
turn thanks to the different Fire Companies for
their valuable services.
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GsB Rev. FORD, Of Ricbmont, Va, pastor
elect OF the Second Baptist Church. has arrived in
this city, aud will preach his first sermon in their
house OF Worship, on Cherry street to-morrow
morning, the 29th, at Il O'clock Mr. FoRD with
his family, is at the City Hotel for the present
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C A N DIDA T r s
SHERIFFALTY.

- We are authorized to announce JAxEs NJ BrSroy AZ
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county a. th mex
March election. - -D ma
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN K EDHoypsoS
Tor sherln Of Davidson county at the next
we are authorized TO announce E. B. BIaLEY as a
- loF sheriff OF Davidson county, at the March
ne are authorized to announce A. Creole, as q
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county at the next srch
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUcrroEp
Only $4,000 Numbers 8,2se Prizes I

~ Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken AZ par. CHECKS
on Rev York RENTED for prizes.
~ Drawings Of Large Clsssess Vii be publ.hsd n
Nv foTk and New Orleans Sunday papers, Charles
ton and savannah Daliss.
Address orders for tickets certificates PACKAGES Of
heketsto AkDERsOs son, MEnagaTs
Macon o. Savannah Ga
- Address orders for Tickets 20 g. H. WINTER
Boz 80, Nashville, Tennssaee or 50 ANDERSON SON.
Macon, or Savannah, aoorKia. -
Nov. 1e-trHAWtd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-28
sale of Negroes. HOES .,c

We would call the attention of In, npbIi.. m ,b.
sale of negroes, &C, which will take pl,ce on the
l'th d'y OF next month at the residence Of the
late David II. Vaug'n, in this vicinity. This will
De an unusually hne opportunity 20 purchase.