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Transportation.
Great Daily Southern Route.

UL6db UdI4y 1UuLu5Iu hUuL5s
- T.3'' @ al
i-aa--Ea-s - -5,7.-sl.,- Ets-C
rTHROUGH from VlcEsoutg, Mississippi to New Or
leans, Louisiana, in fourteen hours and half. by
Great Northern Railroad The cheapest and most
pedlti0us route from Vicksburg 70 New Orleans
Hereafter the passenger train viii leave TicksburE
daily at IS p arriving At Jackson and connecting
with the rain frum New Orleans Canton 525 P
n and arriving st Brandon a. s.45, n connecfing
with the daily line Of stages fer ntkomery, Ala.
Leaving Brandon al :. 20 A. arriving at Jackson
and connecting with be train fom Ca1t=u for New Or
at $50 H. and reaching Vicksburg n O'Clock
A. n.
The train cErrylnz the nail from Vlcksburg FOR New
Orleans Will leave Vcksburg daily, Sundays excepted at
O'Clock arriving at Jacvson a7d couRectng with
the train from Caatln for New Orleans al $50 81.
Leaving Jackson and connect with the train from
New Orleans for Canton At 5.85 NJ and arriving st
Ticksourg ~ 9-35 p. n. 9 WILLIAMS,
sp2f-tf General Superintendent.
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Removal.
HUME r. HILL.

commissioner ol O6eoss &C.,
rrAs removed his onoe from No. Bank Avenue, TO
III me rorner Of Main snd Madison streets, the
~ Banting house Of the Southern BANK Of Tennsssee
HesSrs r. / emith, Sheriff; J. p TrtTsvant, Clerk Of
the County Court and A. Woodward, Notary Public,
hsve their ocss IN the sane ICONS; and persons want
nx PAPERS certified for Record 81 place IN the Unted
states os out Of ~ have Il done al his once with
6i-nstef Apie-tf
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baltimore and Ohio
E@W S -
ID ID n a N

n "A 4 IL II " n -
THIS Road runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimore (s7e
ullesl aud 10 wasbington 200 milesl aad presents
the fullest advantages both As freght and PASSENGER
line Il through Wild and romsnte regions Of TIC
Aneghenies; and being sodly constructed, completely
eouipped and carefully managed Is Of the most at
tractVe and safest Railroads in the United States Ihe
Central Ohio Railroad, fom Columbus and tsnesviistl
Wheeling unites this r0ad with all portons Of the Nes'
THE oELY THEoUsz TICKETS FRoM MEMPHIS,
LOUISVILLE and ST LOUIS 70 the hAnoHAL AE-
TEOPoLIs are sold By this road which runs direct .
washington without the cay q passing through Balt
more Il also the only line by which baggage can b
ehecked to Washington from the Ohio river.
E1-By the EIAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mai
steamers, running daily Tor Louisve eonneetns tnsre
with mai steamers or Jenersonve Railroad for Cncn-
natl where they arrive 90 connect with the ears Of
Little Mani Railroad for Columbus, connect ng there
VILE 70 wheeling b the express tram Or ms route
the time from Cinoinna 70 Baltimore and 70 asninSton
is less than y hours.
rP-Psssengsrs from Memphis soing East thrSagh st.
Louis can buy Through Tkets b. tbs Baltimore and Oho
Rsrosd This route lays through Vinosnnes Tara HAute
Tndanapolis etc. 70 Wheeling, the new Ohio and
nssIssirui add connecting Roads These connections
are al direct and the time from 81. Louis to Baltimore
or Washington Is but about - hours Through Tickets
By route may Be had o, the Agent, under the Plan
ters House. At the following rates: From 81. Loas L
Baltimore s25s 70 Washingtoz s2s.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superof cars O
The Baltimore and Ohio RAroad which leave three tme'
daily for Batimore Washingtou, Philsdephia and Hes
YORK. Through In I6 II hours, Including stoppages
For safety, speed regularity beauty OF he country an
general oonort this read Is second 70 In the Union
| FRETGHT5. = This company possesses the larges
equipment any Railroad IN the United States and
prepared 70 Do an immense business n importation
The osd makes Immediate connection at the vhGrves sn
In the streets Baltimore with the Railroad to Phadei
phiA and New York, steamers q Eriess0n and BALTI
I MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea TO NsV
York and By Aerchants' and Miners Line 20 Boston
steamers 70 Norfolk Charleston, Savannah, &c 20
parteaars see freiSht taT opis q which nay e IA
of the Forwarding Houses m the West, of J. B. F9Hp
Receiving and Fcrsarding Agsrt at Wheeing.
| WI. s. WOODSIDE,
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YOnng AmRricR.

TIE suDscriber would -
80 spec fully inform bis friends ltls53
No. kand The Travelling pubic, that hls LAST
GLASS RBSrAURANT snd HOTEL GARHT
Adams street, nearly opposits the W0rsham House IA
spen, where bis ri ns and customers win b fur-
nished vita all klndso Game and delcases Of a Ssa
soa vel as the choicest brands Of Wines ChalIerr-
ing al competition he soliciis liberal share Of TIE
public patronaEs. Tapl-Iyl JOSEPH TEuFEL.
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.gOhn RPOWN-

TI-pEs TEE coHAsscIAL HOTEL, Is srspsrr 1 Z,
u wsltoa ne gsnsleus1 win lis ssit Rr7a rssus-s
ticns EAd otkef roatcs tn tte hair. 80
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Master % fransportatlons b1ttn
THROUGH TICKETS. allowing the holders 70 stop Al
any point ard heir seats AZ pleasure may =
prrchassd at the C0rnpaay's once. No 10 Je1erson
sf-eet fasrr Fast OF ne Commercial Hotel Memphis
t-,-s,s-Iv WM NORM. Agsnt-
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A TT0RNETS AT Law, Charleston. MIS-. win prsc-
n tice IN the follozing counties % North Mississippi;
THllshAtchis Psno'a, Tsl0ouhA, Carroll, SunhoveT;
fhe Fsderal Court Poatotoc and the Supreme Court
t Jackson Proapt Sttention viii Be paid to the C0ec
tion 0f Gains placed in their hands.
REFEREECEs - Whtses, Grhft Benton, Holly
6p-ines, Miss; " P. Stearns Oxford, Mss 3 8.
Risser Jsokson, MSS Watt Noble kobley, NJ Or
lesnE, La. apib-3n
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A TnOREKY AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn Reierence9 (;
- MeIsrs. ward 4 Jones, Philips 6 White, Lamb,
Young q Co. MoClsnahan, Trousdsle Dill Hnton
Putnam. Niles O-el. ESQ, \ n Avery ESQ memphis
Onoa, up statrs, al the Of Main and Madison
strees nei dOcr 70 the Gayoso Savings lnstltution
octT-dty
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THroO0uC CONr

A TTOREET AT Law Austin, Tunioa county, Miss. d,
N viii bttend 70 the payment Of taxes redemption Of
lEnd either forfeited soe for taxes and viii promptly
hend 20 the examination o. land teS In the oounfies
Il runica CcAhouA Bolivar and WAshington-
f.rp
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r 3. ORNE'S LAND OFFICE.

n rosRBY 4 HUNTS BLOCK No. Ie; Lsnis IN the
MI ChickAsav and River couhties. IN nissisetppi,
PiEntscns IN Mississippi and ArkEnsss City Tote in
proved and uninprcTed IN Ssmphis and suburbs, 81
vsyB % hand aud f0T sale. sYzIIy
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1NHE9cR.

THE subscriber having purchased the interest Of hs
i partners IN the late nrm Of fl0urnOy, Cooper =
Leske, viii continue the WHOLESALE GROCERY,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS II his
own and for his soc5unt, and rsspeetrhy -
friends generally. JNO. g. FLOURHoH,
agi0-spI5 lso aaln - slIee-
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asAAc n sTEELE..E. T. noRsAH..wM- D. sTEEIES
Ocvington. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn Memphis -enh.
STEELE, MORGAN g. STEELE,
A ITORNKYs AND OOUEsELORs AT Law, Mem
~ phis Tim viii practice IN the Courts Of Hest de-
nessee- Once Mzlnst IN walkers Block No. - zoo
1Oo- Special attention paid 70 the collection o. Cas-
oci-Iy
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RemovnI Id 81 Firnl.-

O. ,. aOz. .. n. sAnEE. . "a Ra1'
s. A. G.NOEL a Co,
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COFTOE CULTrvATToN IN TuKEE.-A parcel Of
Ameriesn seed, forwarded hy The Man, hester Goa
ton Supply Association 10 Turkey. been turned
70 goUd account The seed Fas siW0, and ibs pro
duet looks very far superior any eOtt Previous
" grown in the LeTant u is estimate that so 000
tses Of the superior article viii be up rted duFif
the present year, and 1t will be e1t ivey plan ed
next year The ares OF cotton soil Is very extensive.
The writer says the districts Of the DardsRelles,
SalOnies, VolO, Cavaha the Isle OF the Arehip
the coasts Of Asia Minor, and espsealiy along he
Syrian coast viii yield large and exeell, supplies
Of cotton for the future, if proper are taken
to promote its culture. Some Of The best districts
for cotton are also very fayOrsby situated Of CON
paratIvey easy access, and well supplied with labor
Even in the vicinity Of COnstsn inaIls there is
abundance Of land suited to the growth Of this pre-
oious commodity. The writer VINO supplies The in
formation odds that from personal observation and
the information he has resolved he is confident thar
We may look forward 70 having at no distant day. q
supply Of cotton from the Ottoman empire second
sRF 70 thstSg the gHitsd SJstSs
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i--a C0ls selrgson7s LstgeFasf
The Jsbe' son tslo , okziatas-, retsrriae to a,
s''er q Col sIVssEossy ghish re pabHshsl siss
days sisce, sayss
80 lnzer eosumass 70 day. We .puhIishul a ia,efbv
an YerJ abe letter from Col isasc h. ur~sor IN
Iea len 70 the Douglas in bro. .iio 10 vhfh - dirset
the attention, end ask the careful ptrI3i ~ sss-v
national man, wherever 0aFpaper rircff,fss- NJ
lester contains free, bold aud nanly erDosi,.o ~
the motives Fhiea Prompiei Col. Sturgeon afIsP hs
was thurst into ibis ctntroVersy 10 ents4 h 800
Of politics, and. tegsther Wan the k5sninss ~
o'hsr UaiOn papers in tbis Siase and sI : zbs-s.
speak eat against she tratorou5 conrse Of tHs s,s
E9gue stephen A. Douglas, TOW rd be Hstisaal
Democratic party Mr Surgeons sfuenss are
sirof fsir and conclusive and vii hsss imns mss
Esighi Vlth those DEN scias pha nav 1cts fsVsy-s
: looked a. this con r,versy 10 iis propsr iirht
IL regard lo has letter The So Louls ess (An7prf-
esn, bat which has taken sides " tbths a r,is.,-s
ii0n on tnis question: speaks 10 The foleaiar com
lpllmeussFy terms; -
Z" We gave yesterday the maaifesio 81 T-sseI z
Sturgeon, well knOEn IN Missouri and The Wsst a. =
trusted DemocIai, who nov 6ls. for seoond ieFs.
the othoe Of Assistant Treasurer q 81 Louis TIE
statement OF hlr- Sturgeon has been Widsy Fesl "a
3 . e. J. and has produced marked efF-ot % fhs
minds u al imp artIal uen IL va be Rad throu-b
Out the Union, and cannot iai 20 have s,o-t 80,
aging effect On the fame and prospects d s,spbea
A. Douclss
a The document is clearly and sloausnilv irs2u
inPaes NJ. Douglas for bis inoonsisleneisu and
brings such cumulative eircumstsn ial sVils1es AZ
the proposal Of Senator Douglas 20 betrsvbf. nv
ratio the hands Of the Blsck RspubIIcAs 3 fsss o.
gFsss thar no fair nan can doobt his gslIt''l lre7
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1855. FALL TRADE. 1855.

y UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TEsN.
me- rs. DO LIE respectfully annoGnoes to the ladies
lAA Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
Ste that she viii resolve in few days from York
~ largest and most magnificent FRENCH PATTERN
part follows: ny l"
1000 FAN and Winter Bonnets all colors:
l0OO Ladies and Misses Brown and White Leghorn Bloomers
styles
500 Chenie Fancy Buge arebsau Plain and Flower Head
500 La.iss' Dress Cans:
$500 Boxes extra fine French Flowers Party and Bridal ap
pOintnents; y
lS90 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles; -.
250 Boxes White, Red and colored Plunnes.
EMBkOIDERiES, such Collars Sleeves Handkercbisf.
Sets Bands, Edgngs, Children Roles Waists aud Canes
large lot OF Pateut Skirts and COrsss Cloth Uoaks Of the most
Rocky Mountains ~
u rod BOunets renovated and retriued in No style IN
augl5d MRS Hf5tJ 81 -
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The Southern Planter says that the peach trees, in
which few ten penny pails have been driven, near
the root are not subject to injury by worms. Il is
supposed that the sat OF iron afforded by he nail
is of nsive to the worm, whilst it is harmless, or
perhaps even ten, fosl 70 the tree. Ia Al.
"A ehemiesl writer Oa his subject says; "Tbe ozy
datiOn or rusting Of the iron BY the sap involves
ammonia, which, as the sap atis 5. viii of course,
impregnsts every part Of the foliage aud prove too
sscts"
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a hEhARKABLE IsCIDENF The HaF ma Prsasa
notices sremarss6le Incident Of he results Of
shock from he recent terrible explosion; no le .
than ntheTestOration toreasOu Of Ia ly Of that civ
VINO had entirely lost her mis- some s1 months sg,
from severe and Proraotsd spell Of Sickness Du-
ring the WnOle Of that period she did nOtrseoguiEe
any one, not even her parents and other near rea-
tivea. When the explosion took place, she vas in
sanity tbraWn into violent parOxysms. which the
family considered su Indication Of the speedy ap-
ProaehO death The pra zysms gradually subsi
ded, snd sn we're rsjOiced fBd her situation quite
the reverse Of what was expected; her reason was
entirely restoredl This case Presensaa interesting
question for our medical philosophers s
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Sale of House and Lot.

TY decree Of the County Ceurt Of Davidson " rendered
at the September term, 55 in the case Of John King and
James King and Others vii o1er for sale a. the
Rouse Nashville Saturday the 23i day q October
next lot Of ground fronting 50 t CFdde street, 81 feet Of
which 90 feet and 3fect back only s. eet
TermHsSl25 will required cash. and the balance on
credit one and years, without interest said
pery belongs Of sally King and sold or dsrDu-
ton among the heirs. + ChEAI AM
sep24 "a Clerk and Master.
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BREADI BREAD! RREARItl
CRIrTT 4 paT-Hsr r1s1-r,-r.- I


gSE undersgnsl having puFcs-ed the shove rstpt ~ ts
H ne DIVISION Of TennrEee, with the s,Nc3usfve
EEBHt oi manu- sesure tersin would respectfully sf the
a-oeon o te puo e IN general, give the sn1ne ptse
n- lfalf aueu the / viii Be uu5itv in oIi t0
ana appearance waiter even Ia It's teEture from anT r
NnalsfeTi AeIs Logger utn other bread without bS
asi cuts nas0Ioer, With equs the Enesf FrecS
Toil' and VI acaas 60 fa tsr than any other species o s
Bread ~ = - - =
Crum & Pants Patent Bread.
me genuine article warranted, authorized 70 be manufactured
- ~ US ~ -9 Asilessse ana ne city Of hashFile, but
.e frr GEORGE GRElG,
Nos. ~ and 80. Onion street
Therefore, @ prevent mpostres by npozo from evil di,
bos persons . initiate the deserviy popular Bread resr
No % and o. Unian street, is tns only paes Where ne %
ertieis can he procared,ss
GEORGE GREIG
has At args expense purchased and rsnsts pssf s -.
original inventors Eho has had the bread sore
lnst ute where has undergone gid chsIic s bsfr -
gentlemen connected with the smits0nlsn Iasrtats s ~
ed ne highest PrEa Silver Aeda-sssdsa oshsc Instur1s
too tedious 70 mention
Good read the 1ost essential thing 10 Has Nom VII .
the ordinary bread that has the prooas f nuf
t tor hundrsis Of years. or tie iion Pafsug Bsf
Hnsn they can procure tie genuine article alone from
GEORGE GRETG.
No. 81 and 80, Union st Nashville. Tenn.
y air price and that without the danger Of imposition 70
Country Hotels fairs &C. this article is warranted ksep twe
weeks or more, and then Be delicious. 8a-
GEORGE GRETG,
sePtSS-dSm No. 81 and % Union street.
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DISSOLUTION.

AVTNG purchastd the interest Of Mr. H. B. Morris in s
business Of B. MORRIs & Co.. Ihavs this day asscirte
VITA me Mr. " lOofER HARRIS aud will continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business the old stand.
HUGH McCREA
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
6

HE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities viii
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States by
tn9Ous Railway direct This road also connects at Pbu
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Sandsky With steamers ali ports tn
EoTthRee6n Lakes making hs d5TeC, chez md r
TOHtsby which FREIGHT be forwarded and from t
iTedJ West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss.-Bocts, Shoes, Dry Goods (in *, nav Ooa
bONss,l Furs, Feathers, &c, -
EECOHD CLLss.-}O0ks and Stationary, Dry "a, r 1no
Goods lin bales,) Hardware, Leather, &C, w 20 0D
Third CLAss.-AnvilsS Baggng Bacon and &c mar lOOH
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, &c, w - -0W
FoURTH CIAss-Code, Fish, Bacon, and Pork Al, no. 1nOH
(packedD Lard and Lard OIL w - -0W
Flour-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grsin-35cts. per 100 Ibs until further notice.
CottOnS2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
thsT notice.
I ? In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phade ph
Nparticulsr 70 mark package giG, PhGdpkiG RaHTOGd
All Goods consigned to the Agents OF this Railroad at PadeI
phia Pittsburg forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris, Wormley & Co., Memphis, Tenn
p. F. Co., ST. Louis; J. S. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana; Dumssu Bell and MurdOck aud Carter Jewet
louisville, Ky; T. c. NedrUp, Madson Indiana sprngmar
Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati, A ". Graham Z Co..
zanesyille, Ohio Leach Co. No 81 Kilhy slr Boston
Leeh Co. House, New York; No. D, William street
and No. Battery Place New York E. j. sneedsr Philadelphia
HszreW Koous Baltimore C. Francscus, Pitts5urg.
Il. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Ags1t, PbIG.
H. J. LOMBAERT, SUpt,, AltO0Nd, Penn.
snrI, 5S-f
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Col kNSsT informs the IAN Aatonio Texas D
Herald that he has cODended bis neg tiat, n With
the AOrmaus for the sale Of his interest in Central
Amsriea, snd has received an earn. s. Of $500, 900
as part Of the purchase money BE isto receive
S2,OOO0OO He was in San ArtOuia on the 29,h1lt.,
on his way to Austin The HeraiSsays;
"S me Of our ON neBt oiiiEens 6ave rsGuested
Col kINNEY to permit has name'o beTu b,f ~. she
peopie tor The next guheFnaorial eto in. Fhis he
Declines, saying that his private business ia fhs
81 sDd IN Central America viii require his undi-
vided attention" I---
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Judge Wm. Jay diedin wes chester ojuaty, N Y.
On the l4,h met lie vas one OF the founders Oft
American Bible Society. snd for nauy years one Of
TIC ViOs-Prssideuts He was also President Of the
American Peace Society. In 1926 he reorivsda prize
for an essay On the Sabbath as Civil Insiiiation.
and IN 1877 another fer essay IN be Sa bah as
Divine Institution In 1880 heva, to1ofed siih
. med7l fr N h Savarnaa Anti Due il Sveiety Of
Geoygs for the best essay Oa Dasing ,.-.
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LAND FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-.one hundred palss Nor,hsrn ExtTs hay
II Just rsssi7sd ~ lIRsT7- P.E9 ANDERSON
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The Raleigh correspondent Of the NeWbern N.
C) Dailv Progress mentions thai President Bucba-
nan and Hon. Jacob Thompson ard Hon. A.
Brown will visit North Csrclins early mex sumner
and be present at commencement at Chapel Hill
Mr.. Thompson is a netIve Of the State, Gov. Brosn
was born in Brunswick Va just over the Safe iine
and both are graduates of the North Carolina Uni
versiiy. Our people, without regard to par y, says
the Raleigh Regist,r, will be glad to these dis
tingushed and worthy persons in their midst. They
will be cordially welcomed. 'E
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Out Of evil some. lines comeb good Walter sav
age Lander, driven from Er an, has taken 10 bis
residence at Genoa, where his lanily, which is uu-
merOus possesses fine estate One Of the Curl
Gus effects of the late trial is thai it has led to
reconciliation between the aged poet and his wife,
after separation offorty years.
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glasBbiIIs anian anS sn.raieun.
Hates Of AdvsFslsIaE.
TN L4ah9 Ua Lhs3 uONsrITUTE 4 eoUAHT
N LE- nLrrn--- : IL L
ENEwABLR AT pIrAsURr


Onssquare. one year s3O-Each addItiOaal soaar sio
Advertisers exceeding the space consraUres
o fOrs Will be charged Ter the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
on DcLL6R per quarefor The hst, and Frsrr Crg s 49,,
subsequent insssion.
Advertisements published u both The Daily aud Weetiv l
Be charged the fali ay rst vita oas-af he vesiT = -
ADDED. -
zressils A0ssssssets lsuss D pa Ior atas ss a.
10 Correspondence
Il WI great deal unzsceary aou6Is Il on,
eas n writing 70 vii hea Ia Mid the soiloEinz ris
Always give The ea pest ses county, and STATE IN BODY
q yourlettef.
both o1ioes Ia full. =
yo9 Ere On business and rEattsrl rta on separate
aaeess Or pspers or different lesTss Of one shset.
sles and solicited 0n al sach aets and
saes az nay Be OF information interest the public
Anoynoas eOnaunaions sf whatever character VII rsoavs
no attention.
etePoaanss should write only upon side Of psper
Mscnnot undertake % return rej ecs comnunioa ona
Az letters on business should be dTected. 70 MessI
AslAAA & Co aud act personally 70 either Of he Propie
9is- v
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The National Ea,etggsH,sr pays Just compliment
to the lsterOf Secretary Cass on cur Central Ameri
can relatiOBs 1t says thai the Distinguished au hor
'seems to have girded himself for the task with
vigor and PrOmptiude which must add new lustre to
bis honorable and PrOtrse,ed career in American
tatemanship and diplomaney .....-
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ISHAM &C. HARR5S,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Greetng:
"THEREAS, It has been made that certain
w GEORGE MILTON charged with committing a foul and
atrocous murder the Both day Ol june ss upon
Of Wm. II. SpCer and r. Vail late Of county of DYER
has fed from Justice, and is running s. large.
Now Therefore, l. Ism Harris Governor as aforesaid by
virtue Of the power and authority vested hereby offer
reward of three hundred dollars any person persons who
may apprehend the said George Milton, dEiTer him 20 he
Sheriff Jaior county Dyer in order at Justice In
that behalf may be had and executed.
, In testimony whereof have hereunto set NY hand
the Great Seal Of the STATE to be affixed al
t~~~~' Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, lsj5
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

ENTITHTN i've mesof eallsn, sumner county, Fenn not
wv far from the Louisve and Nashville Railroad Its veil
sterd. well timber Cd veil with blue g E3 couforla
Die usas and OnbuildngB Tls 49, 80 b aogq q ~
plying to 4, BsysrSs Sallaslas gSRs' s4A-SA
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Upwards Of 100000 copies of spurgeou's ser
mons have been sold in the United STATES. At the
New Yerk trade sale recently, 10000 copies were
sold in near twenty minutes.
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FREsH ARRIYALs.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
UST RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
ID 10 Cases Claret Chateau MargsuK,
-" Leovido,
25 St. Julien,
10 " Lesles Ginger Wine,
IS Z" French Cordial,
Is % Muscat Wine.
. IS Brandy Peaches,
. Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops"
10 " Corn StzrCh,
40 boxes and halves Layer Haisius,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra, and an addition
al lot Of ASops and YOunrs Sparkling Ales and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices by
augl2tf VESSEL & THOMPSON.