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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

GENERAL Posi- OFFIcE.-The receipts from all so .ni
ces for the quarter ending Both of june 1888
to 81 l6O22 49, The expenditures reached the sua
of $86384O SO. The postage stamps and enVeol''
used and cancelled amounted to 81 ,346,259 "a.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

BosToN Oct. 24.-There has been strong northeast
gale all day to-day, with thick and quite cold weather
The tides unusually high.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

Woman's Constant Iorment.-Dust. ,b.
MINIS Greatest PLaeue.-A woman constantly BRUSH
ing the same.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

COOP REPLY-Orfla the celebrated DOCTOR being
examined as an expert a capital trial. was asked
by the President whether he could tell what quantity of
arsenic was requisite to kill fly The doctor replied,
" Certainly, NJ lie President, but must know before
hand the age of the fly its SEX its temperament its con-
dtlon and habits Of body, whether married SINGLE
fed on these points I can answer your question
Stock AT L1vERPooL.-The European Times, Of the
9th inst, says:
The quantity of American Cotton at sea on Friday,
6th inst for this port is 10000 bales against ii 900
bales last year. and of East Indian Cotton to arrive by
the end of December Il $50 bales against 10000 bales
last year. The import has been large for this period of
of 45577 bales There is, consequently decrease of
only $500 baes in the stock, compared with Friday
last-but with small quantity at sea to arrive the
next four weeks, much greater reduction is expected
during that period
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

SAVANNAH, Oct. 25.-Of the four nerments this day,
one was of yellow fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

New ORLEANS, Oct, 25.-Fortyfve persons died in
this city Saturday last of yellow fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29


wise might not lose the good opinion of our Anglo
Saxon knsmcn) to save these poor Congo fellows from
the sad fate of having to hoe cotton for vile tra
ticker in human flesh
Once more, the Both we thus expressed ourselves
"The vehement zeal with which our government has
proceeded in that matter to the remes length of
insulting and unconstitutional law employing finest
national ship at heavy cost, &c-a this though cruel
to the blacks and insulting to the whites may be legal
houghe do not think it isl but at all events it shows
the settled determination of democratic admnistra
ton to crush down the truly democratic principle OF
tree-trade in negroes"
We would ask the Citizen to oook at the law of 1919
and see if the Habeas Corpus here claimed would not
necessarily provoke collision between the State and
general Governments, multiplying the laws Of the one
subectng the sovereignty of the other. We would ask
it to turn to the bred Scott decision of the Supreme
Court and after careful perusa ask itself whether the
eemans writ of Habeas Corpus could here be claimed
We would further direct its attention to the Northern
States where every petty Judge is invoked to throw the
shield of this Habeas Corpus every fugitive slave
and thereby rob the owner and nuify law passed for
the enforcement of constitutional right. This thing
of using legal forms to defeat the spirit of plain enact
ments and solemn obligations is the favorite weapon
Northern aboltionists. All honor to South Carolina
all honor to her peope-al honor to her lawyers
all of them afford noble contrast to their deamers at
the North, or elsewhere.
We are far, very far from CHASING the Southern Cit
zen among the dearmers of South Carolina, or South
Carolinans, or of any other people persons John
Mitchell and VIM. G. Swami, are under necessity to
resort to that last ezpedient OF the weak but their i'm
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Terms
AN0 no CLUBS

Three copies one 7sar-.--...S5 90, and gifs
Ten-es5ie5 one TesT-.......15 65'' aad ig,..is,
TWsuty-Jne copies ysar. so 90, and u lIila-
Ire articles to BE- distributed are comprised IN lie o.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-28
By Authority.
Laws or FENyEsrE

AN ACT 10 change the line between the counties Of
Campbell and Scott, Fentress aad Cumberland
Eaud De Kalb and Putnam. X u "a
SECTIoN !. Be Il enacted BE- the General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee That the line between the
counties Of Campbell and Scott be changed as fol
lows: That the line run by Stanfeld from Even
Smiths to William Msssingilps be and The same Is
hereby established as the dividing line between ssld
counies Of Campbell and. Scott 50 as to laolude al
the citizens vest Of said line in Scott county, ana
that said citizens So included shall be entitled to and
enjoy al The rights and privileges q otnef sllLshs
81 Scott county, and that this SCI snsh taAe eneeI
from and after its passage.
SEcp2s rT91st' the liu6" Between the counties Of
Fentress and Cumberland be 60 changed IS TO run
as follows 10 wit: Beginning AZ the ford OF RiUe's
Creek where Ofcers turnpike road crosses the same
on the line between Morgan and Cumberland, thence
down Rice's creek to the-m mouth, thence up Clear
creek 10 RBersz Che road crosses, leading from
Frenoh's old stand TO Crassville thence with said
road to French's old stand on Oficer's turnpike
road and that che laad and citizens Included IN said
attachment be and the same are hereby attached 10
the county Of FenresB and that the citizens thereof
shall have al the rights and privileges Of other cit
liens Of said county Of Fentress.
SEC, 3, That the county line between the counties
Of De Kalb and Putnam be 50 change as 70 include
the farm Of Claiborne, Vaughn, in De Kslb county.
Passed February II, 1858.
e-.... =. DANIEL S. D0NELS0N,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN c. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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Very ResrectfnHr.

FEBBUARY 9th, 1858.
u6EErIrNEy Your kind favor Of the 18th inst,
rendering me q complimentary benefit, is received.
/ regret exceedingly that circumstances over
which had no control have compelled me to retire
from she Gsiety,' during the present season and
management, and therefore cannot accept your We
~ HatteTing testimonial. But believe me, am
proud and happy to feel that my earnest efforts have
merited that which fully repays all toll and eIertion
the cheering letter before me.
came among you stranger-dePendant on my
own exeItions and ability for success. shall new
er forget how readily you held out helping hand
70 me- May your lives be crowned with acts Of
kindness like this and may they ever meet with the
gratitude and appreciation that feel towards the
generous citizens Of Nashville.
To the gentlemen Of the press 1 am deeply indebt-
ed for every mark Of indulgence, which kind feel
ing and liberality could suggest The only liquida
ton which can make is to continue striving to be
worthy of their appreciation.
My success in this city is registered on the first
page Of my heart, and in after years, whether fail
or succeed in my arduous profession, shall never
forget to turn back the leaf and read it, in my
glOOmiest OF bsPpiest moments.
... Respectfully,
ADAH IsAACs MENKEN.
NIessrs. J. C. Burch, Daniel 5. DonelsOn, Michael
Vaughn, and others
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PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

NIessrs. J. c. Burch, Daniel 5. Donelsonp Mic
Vaughn, and others.
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BUGGIEs, RoCKAWAYs. &C., &C

Wholesale agents.
And by 4. Il. ROsCOR, C. W. BENDERsHOT, and J.
STRETCH. Jan l-dtWdzw3m
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NAsHVIELF.
ms. a. \, WENKEN. ~

.t MRS "A. i, MENtl1A. =. N.#
j win be a source Of regret 10 such Of our eiti'
zsns ss are patrons Of the stage, to know hat this
talented Young actress has Terminated her engage
meat with Mr. Cnrsr.. As viii he seen by The cor
rsspondcnee below, rendering cher ecmpimehta'
~ benefit, she succeeded, even during brief stay
in oar mdsi, in making hsrselfs fayOrits with the
public Mrs. NJ, We learn, is comparatively de-
btaaHte having been but two years upon the stage
oar observation eacbcs Us that few actresses in that
time acquire such skin in their professions and give
such evidences Of talent We have alluded to her
ouoe in our criticisms Of in termsthst could
not have been agreeable, but il was Of what we're
garded as neglect Of her own powers, and not
the want OF them. She certainly has the talent,
and We trust the professional pHide, to acquire 8
high position in tho dramatic art IN bidding adcu
II Mrs. kIEsKgE,-Fs csanot but express, Whist We
believe to be general wish, that she viii return to
Us at some future lime to gtsss our stage aud give
tone 20 iPe drons. " ... .-.,.rs. erIt
NASHVILLE, Feb. % 1858.
Ms 4. !. 1IrSKrx i.s-'.i''t ''..''-
The ability which you have exhibited in yOur an
persOnations Of character the intellectual merit
sPIsyed in your literary efforts, and your lady-ifke
demesROr since your arrival in this city, indues The
undersigned, respectfully, to tender you benefit
as testimonial Of their appreciation Of your per
sOnal and professional worth. ......
If agreeable to you please designate the evening
upon which you viii accept the prOfered testi-
IHohiaL % Of .t.. - ~ E"
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Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LUbriCating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel COsOis have been very iavoTu-
bly, known and extensively used the plaos Of Sperm for
the yes. Oils OF similar nature and quality
being made by the Union Coal sRd on Company, ard
very highly vsHed wherever known, This on has the
sane weight aRd El bear the temperature, when
winter strained che Sperm, and is fully equal 10
LubCat0 having been subjected 70 tbs ssvsrest tests
upon both heavy Ed light machinery aud entire sat
sscon This on is peculiarly adapted to Railroads, Cot
SpHdless Machine Shops, and all machinery whore
dne % e requr d. h more eooDonieaI than Ordinary
Oils It is sold about the price, and half the
quantity will do equal amount Of fabrication, and do It
bsttsEA n 2 Be % "a e. s7r =
This OIL being entirely without gum, shoud be used in
the the dneB. sPeEms The openings Of the
and feeders used for ordinary cosrseT Oils should be
reduced, otherwise the Oil viii be wasted.
These Oils will be furnished dealers the factory phi
ess, adding freight Insurance, and exchanges and all Oils
sold by this company fully guaranteed represented
For sale by Evin, Pendelon d Co., Of this city, Agent
the Union Coal and Oil Company, Msysyills, Ky.
We call public attention to the following certificates Of
gentlemen SHOWN here and elsewhere. .r...
EWIN, PENDLETON & Co.,
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FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized \. b. BlsLsU candidate
for Sheriff OF Davidson county. mEF28
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, ii. D.,
PEysician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. ..
This Invaluable medicine Is unfslng in the cure OF 81
those painful and dangerous desses which the female
subject. moderstes all and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
lie especially suited Il viii, in bhort time, bring The
mDnthiy period v in. regularity. a- ....-
Zach bottle price dollar, besr the Government stamp
Of Great Britain, TO prevent countsrfsHs.
CAUTION
TEss Ps skoaS bstaksa sHdltS IuriET Ls First
Three Months Of Pregnancy, thsy bring
Miscarriage bzt at any other time tksy are sa's.
In all Nervous aud Spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight eEson, pspitauon 9th
heart, Hyeter aud Whites these pills will effect
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do contain iron csomel sntimony, thing
hU-Jful 20 the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
sole Agent Tor the United States and Consda.
JOB MOSES,
Late I. c. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, N Y.
=. BSl'O and postage stamps enclosed 30 Euthor
aed gent will insure bottle OF the Pllsby mail.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Berry & DemOvile, and c,
W. HendershOu, Agents for Nashville. dsod6SWly
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Valuable Farm FOR Sale.

THAT VaIuabe Farm on which The undersigned have resi-
FOR the years. Is for sale. 1t lies The water
Of Duck river in the e0uRy of COhe eight niles from MAD
chester and seven miles from fUlahomas and TOUR niles
from Normandy The contains hundred ana By
acres 800 OF which s cleared 1o the same o. e o.
loss Of irst farming land lt formally knoHh =
the Davidson place, this fTm are tWocomiOrLaole 80
dents win all necessary out houses barns, cribs ana
OF the quaiitsi two young orchards o. coos
good spring, water In abundanoe and STOCK esseL
running through d Hsrent sections O4 said iarl.
both tracts 10 60 ua 20 any iorefOpss etraf ~ 80 ~
and both united They viii be sold paraia % s.eh
M ~ uurghasess hsuno Or he beEt at0ek lf IN ne
STATE 10 is siao. As those Wshng 10 buy would o.
wish ts EHszs pralEisas before purchasing
Srbton Il deemed unnscesszry5 but all are iaFited
"a SS - =, 'I1 HoDGR & RAMS
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certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Ticks $50
" 10 Halls ....... A.
10 yusrssr 4" ~ 50
" 20 Eighth ..,,.,,, 10

IN GI(DEGE6G TICKETS OR OERTIFIUATES,
EugOsethe money our address for she Tickets order
d. the receipt Of WhiV they will be forwarded by hrs
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending in any 6g
ure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers snd Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately sfter the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their sgnGigFs pi1 give
their Post Office, County and Stale.
~ Remember LAst every pE-.s is ersEpI and payable
in full without deduction. ....-
~ an prizes Of g 900 sad uadsT paid Immediately
after the dEawng-oher prizes st tbs usual time Of thirty
days.
Rea- Al CsSsEbaredt0Hs strictly confidential.
Actress Orders tor 1lckeJs or Certlhcaies ~
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
II Persons residing Montgomery, Als OF ALBANIA,
Ca can their orders ted save time BY address
ing swan q Co., - either OF those cities.
II Ist Of the numbers that GrgWn from wheel,
With the amount Of the pixie thSt entitled to,
will be published amer every drawing in the following pa
pers:-NsW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlie stOn
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta InteigsnceE, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News, and Rich
moud Dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch, and PsuldjRg
,Mss.) Clarion, Augusta ga Constitution list. feb25
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries,
4 AUTHORIZED By THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 DOLLARS!n
FOR TEN DOLLARS!!

The following scheme will be drawn by s. Swan CO..
Managers Of the SPaTa Academy Lottery in escb Ct their
Single Number Lotteries for MARCH 1883, at augusta,
Georgia. public, under the superintendent Of Commis-
BiUness.
CLASS 5,
TO be drawn IN the city OF Augusta, Georgia, in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1858
CLASS 8.
To Be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia, public,
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1858.
CLASS :,
70 drawn in the city of Augus, Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1858.
CLASS
To in the City OF Augusta, Georgia. in public
SATURDAY, MARCH p, 1858.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY -FIYE PRIZES
EEARLY UNE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
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THEGOLDENPRIZE
mLUsTRATEDl ILLUSTRATED !

The New York weekly GOLDEN FRlZS is ore o. ths
largest and best literary pspsrs Of the day Al Iupea
Q1RrtO containing PSsEs FORTY COLUMNS III en-
rsrtanDg original matter: and ELEa4SrLT I-LIsrRlED
every week
A GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO s5s0 90 Is
GOLD WILL Be PR SCENTED TO EACH -UBSgEI- .
BEK IMMEDIATELT o. RECEIPT OF THE SUE
sCRIPuON MONEY.
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wu. R. NICHOLS, Master Maohiuist.
HMM canL and 9 aH ca1ar ~ nov, u, 100,

MATsvuLE, KY, Nov. "a, 1857.
/ To-ths Union Coal and Oh Company: ..
GEBTLKsEV-HAFiuE used your LuOricatng Oil, made
from Caunel Coal machinery OF our Cotton Mills On
Cluuing Engine and Spndlo for the last few weeks We
prepared say has We have found greatly superior
any other, excepting Tie best Sperm, aud fay equal to
that article which have been pay ng from dollar
seventy i've ceEts Two dollars and tWenyaye cents per
gallon The Oh Distributes very perfectly over machine
~ long and i Tree IRON gum which causes friction,
and consequently heat.
Invew OF the superior quality Of this Oil, have EdOp
ted M for Mia From the low price a which il is sold
we doubt uot-iE must come into general use. -
JANUARY g. WOOD,
Propriet0rs OF MBysFiIle Cotton Mills.
February ., IsJ7-dtW Im6zw2m
number other certificates In the hands Of the
agents here which may be any time.
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Coon ADTior The thousands 0f crPples whom Rheu-
mausm has len wi'h sHfoned joints whom Palsy has
be-en the orjbeir limbs, ADVISED try BE4saS
AYIrr, LlSJEEsg which has never yet tailed 10
single case 0f the kind In which fair trial has been made.
IN gsius ia 80 not Epare the friction, hut rub it In we'll AID
bHsEy Itisaso ureg in relaxing muscles contracted
drawn up from cramp IN reducing aud E5atering tumors
and hire suellngs; hsEEg ulcers, and 10 curing all
manner or erupye diseases 0fhe skin is for sale in ali
respectable Drug stores.
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MAGNIFICENT =, SCHEMEI
TO BE DRAWN
EATH SATURDAY, IN hAPTH
lpnroXImntion PriEen.
ue4b0 fT4saR aLCEnslI S3<DyUUO
PRICl uCKHTs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S25f
PLAN OF THE L0TTERT

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, sax
PLAN OF THE L0TTERT.
The Numbers from 81 $4,000, corresponding with
Numbers Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encrclsd with small tin tubes sHd placed in one Wheel
TIE arsI 4j7 Prizes, similarly printed and encrclsd,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels then rsvOlved, aud number Is drawn
from the Wheel or Numbers, and at same time Prise
drawn from the other Wheel The Number Prize drawn
opened and exhibited 20 the audience ard registered
by the Commissioners; the Przs bong placed against
Number drawn. TINS oPeian2u is repeated uUn al ne
Prizes dYaWn cHt.
APPROXIMATION PsIEEs.Tho two preceding and The two
succeeding Nunbets 70 those drawing the frst Prizes
be entitled the % approximation Prizes For sxuul
II Ticket No. 1880 drWs the SOO0O Pnze Llcso Tickets
numbered 1885, 1929, 1881, l2 will each be eutted 70
e4OU. II Ticket $50 draws the Ss3OJ0 prize those Tick
numbered 5s $40, ssh So, will each be entitled $500,
and according tuths above schema
The 5UvJ pFEes Of go will be deIerm7sd BY the last
Of the No. that draws the 100000 puIe For example
fths number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. then
all the tcKeJs where the number ends in will be entitled
TO $40 II TIE number ends with No. 2 then al The tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 $40, and
90 ontoO.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold st the following
rates, which the risk.
Certificate OF Package OF 10 Whole TirtS.E -. $50
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REMOVAL

TTTE have rnovsd intO the New Ware House No. So
w Public Square, Nashville, Tenn whsF,
We propose odo business iwprO ed plan. Ne haF
now for sale rice asaortmentO r.
go IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c
Ana We soetths patronage Of friends and Of buysn
IaS is2aa. a. UGLAs x CO.
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AND'W ANDERSON.
LIB ROMANS.
~ Q. 1.sIsR 5f,5aH. ylo's orrIc., NJ & c. R. x


This will certify that am using the PaaHnC Clnne Coal
on "a anufauured by the Union Coal and OIL Company ef
MgysyIls, ny IN machine ship and the OcOmO'
Jhe Ole pbs and Charleston HaITOEd, aud have
given ss iH order prove its qualities
ubTcEung Oil. have no hesitation IN recommending II as
superior OIL Railroad purposes, bOtn in regard 70 econ
Omy perfect luOrCatDF believe it 20 be the best
Uil have used, and that gallon will Tar tWu
gallons Of Lard OIL. The 4Chiney running tue
shops with twenty percent less required for
ordinary Oil The nuidy of The oil arises, convinced
total absence gum aud does not effect its ubTi
eating properties but only requires shat the OTnces in lo
a Feeders should be rsducedtn order 70 use the
Gil economically.
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NASHVILLE, TeuR., Jaa, 30 Is55
We using the FHrE6iC6 CauHei Ooai Ol % Ma
chine Shop great pleasure 10 stating that have
never used any OIL 10 equal Is Will very greatly
longer and ubTlclJe thoroughly than the best quality
ord mary OH is Tree from gum, and is just
such an OIL Bested for machinery. We doubt not u
must come into general use. We hnk this OIuy equal
beat Sperm aud thar gallon il woith tnan
Two OF the Lara Oh. ....... ..r
AND'W ANDERSON.
. J. r ROMANS
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EWIN, PENDLETON & Co.,
Agents, Nashville
Sa'uvrrIE avn CHATTlEOoos RaI5sOAD

7
Machine shop, jan. %, 1855. !
ThiE viii certify that using the Psramne Camel
Coal Oimhde b. the Union Coal and Oil Company, Mays
vllle KY, Machine shop and the locomotives
the road, have tested the Oil very carefully 70 discover
its qualities; entirely convinced IL he very 6ns Oil
for machinery and that gallon Of this OH s fully equal
70 gslOGb Of the best Lsrd Oil Ii being entirely
gum machinery will with less pOa With
any OIL have used. although the Oil has lain appear
ance, II has lubrcatng body hyperion 20 any OIL in Ordn
aTy use, and d is we'll sd splsd 70 uailrosdH.
T.. 3. knowles, Master Mechanic,
.-s -s at 80 Nashville and Ghstta nooaa IA yOat-
Mr.. Knowles Is Master Of Machinery Of Road sud
reliable mau, n whose state neuts We would condde'
.. ..... .-.. v X. .nrkVENSON, President, .
.F..,f 90 I'D EeshvIIIe and Chattanooga Railroad.
Il. 1. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of n, & G.. h. r.
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Extraordinary bargain

A1AAA sACA A-a-A 2 .--A
IN DEslRA LIZ RE Id z NCEs-
- oEsr br sale Al Rgrest i4eElaee faE osshy q sg q
w New Handsome Brick Dwelling, with six large -
rooms kitchen, cisssrns A., and los fronting 10 i-e. on
usssif street. 2olc5f5T's Addison 90 EdEaaods only
lev bundled yards from the puhae bquaro Ferrous
10 GUY great bargain Of The most eelabis resides
ces IN Edgs6ad, Nil lad n eiF nleEas 70 make ll1
disss Spbiieaton 10 y. L. q r. W. BROWN
- is-Im .-.....-. ~ Cherry sIrsgis-.
choice gWing rObaeeo and Gigals.
VTTk nave n 4 4 aras lot Of capt, = Sfultz celebla
w "a bfanus 81 Fo5adsO and his ven known Psncls1r
bra M to arrive In few days We except brands, Whom
we AZ 10 those Who want he kl area tha 1ey hE1
H. wholesale or rat1l 81 ffDlion alreet - 70
49, Iarg fot n Ian ghOrn = Armistead, vita an7=
other brands OF fae Virginia Ichacco-anda lot Of good
Tsnnsssaa Tobaeo, thai We VIA 20 cioae out poes
We ohndo = Keep genuine Imported. HaYapa Cza=s,
Nv LANGLEY & CO..
dee l2 g uaion STRESS,