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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20
Entering Town Sites.

The following correspondence will show
that the act Of the last Legislature of the
Territory, designating the County Commits
sioners as the proper persons to enter Town
Sites, is not recognized by the Commissions
Of the Land Office.
II is a question Of doubt whether the Judges
Of Probate, or the United States Judges, can
be regarded as "Judges Of the County Court.n
As soon as that doubt is removed, notice will
be given. In the mean time no entering Of
towns not incorporated can be made.
A copy Of the act Of the last Legislature
will be placed in the hands of the Commits
s%ioner, and, under the circumstances, the ea-
tries already made MAY be confirmed.
JOHN A. PARKER, Register.
Land Office, May 18th, 1851.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER TO n COMMISSIONER
OF II LANE OFFICE, pared
LAND OFrIes,
OMAHA, April is, 1887.
Under the "act Of twenty-thir May, 1884,"
the 'Judges Of the County Court" are given
the authority to enter "Town Sites.n In this
Territory there are no such officers as "Judges
Of the County Court" but the Legislature has
recognized the "County Commissioner" A.
the proper persons to enter "Town Sites"
and We have, in view Of the spirit Of the law,
permitted such entries, in the hope that ii
will meet the appreciation Of the Department,
Very respectfully, your obed'nt servant,
JOHN A. PARKER. Reeister.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20
FARMERS READ!

TOHN p. HORN & CO., near the Printing
81 Office, Bellevue, have on hand-shovels,
Hoes, Spades, Forks, Hames, and a general
assortment of Farming Tools. Call and see.
Tuly, IS, 1857. 3w36
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20
o N o

or the best quality, and warrantedj compri-
sing the following, viz;
LADIES' Fine Lace and Congress Caters.
I" Kid Bootees and Congress Cater.
:" Slippers and Parodi Ties.
Heavy Morocco and Calf Bootees.
Childs' "
Pegged a"
Fine French OF Pump Boots.
Water Proof and Quilted Bottom J ,ots.
" Patent Calf Boots.
I" Oxford Ties and Caters.
Kip and Calf Shoes.
Boys and Youths Kip Boots and Brogans.
All of which are made of the best material
the market affords. Our facilities for select
ing are unsurpassed in Eastern cities, and we
wish it distinctly understood that we
Warrant Every Article We Sell.
We have the best Of workmen in our IN
ploy. Every style of Boot or Shoe made to
order, and warranted an easy and fashionable
fit. Respectfully,
no l3-tf w. ii. STARK & co.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20
FOR SALE.

A valuable timber Claim Of 100 acres, with
In three miles Of Bellevue City, for sale. En-
guiys at this ofSes. ns7d.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20
OF A LETTER TO THE COMMISSIONED
OF III LANp OFFICE. pAred
G. F. III. FORBES,

&. F. III. FORBES,
OWL ENGINEER AND LAND SUR
" veyor, being now located at 81. Mays,
where he expects to make a permanent resi-
dence, takes this method Of informing the ei'-
liens, that he is prepared to do any surveying !
and from his long experience In the business,
he is able TO give entire satisfaction.
St. MaTys, Sept. "a, 1857. ot46
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20

q Il.
n MEMORANDUM BOOK, having se-
~ counts Of Lumber bills, &c. The finder
will confer a favor and be suitable rewarded,
by leaving it at the printing Office, Bellevue:
Oct lt4s
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-05-20
W.. n. STARK g. CO..

Wclld respectfully inform the ladies' and gen
tlen.en of Omaha and vicinity, that they hav
on hand and are manufacturing a complet
stock of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28
Affairs in Utah--B igham YOung's
.4ts..sssai-J Position

The intelligence from Utah, after being Invested
pondents manage TO surroundit, says the New York
Jou,HaIef Commerce, would seem to Be tOlersbIy
satisfactory aud indicate, to xtent 81 least
prospect Of future harmonious relations with the
MOrmons. The temporary GIT Of the people from
Salt Lake city, shows the cunning policy Of their
leader, and his singular eenirol ever bis foloBsrs;
hut we think there are evidences that the spell
Whieb. has bound. them 70 bim and caus, hem 10
Beqassese 80 implisiily in bis judgment a. obey.
win 50 much alaohiy his orders, may not unlikely
be broker, and the eyes Of many intelligent men
be opsnsd tOlbs fsota.ss they sziss. -.----- 20 --
The duty Of The Unitsd States Ofaslals In gsah q
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..ss.gf.. NUMBER 15l

very delieats and responsible ous. We trust ihsy
VIZ appreciate this fact, snd IN the dischargs q
their otheiai acts, remember how much nay Be 80
oOnplished By discretion, how Hits bv rsshaess.
There seems to be disappointment auep9 sr1v
officers in not having Egbt; in being derived o.
the amusement e driving the Blormoas from sslt
Lake City st the point Of the bayonst The ns~s-
paper correspondents with the Army ahara evident
y il this disappointment, and mourn over he Az
ssuse Of sensation neHs with which to regae heir
readers A. home. Bat peace is better has var. Il
sighting is Necessary It is ven to initiate the sxan-
pie Of the Quaker shipnasteT, in making sure that
We ain ct the right point; bat il Is cur policy to
uainiain peace, and avoid resort 70 harsh meas.
ures, especially SmOag our oEu people. While Rs
en- 10 20 consistently With The public honor.
IfTbs Mormons shall Be induced 70 return is
heir homes Ia Salt Like Cay. accept The ctr q
pardon from the government and se.,ls deEa as
quiet citizens in obedience to The Laws great Foint
vii have been gained, and the expense and troubls
or the military expedition amply rsmuasraisd.. A
feEyears exposure to the ChiisiianiE nq iBsuencss
Of contact with thOee who are not uedd,d 10 he
Mormon iens,s viii 60 farther to destroy tksir sx
cIa-ivyness than the most &c ere uil'ury ehssii,s
uent which could be Inflicted upo0 them.
The present is a trying TIM for the phiosoIbJ sg
Brigham Young 10 our judgment. his only b ls
II continued aseeudaney over .he MoImen miad IS
y leading Them Into distant locality, where ihsE
ls,isn can be efectualIy maintained 1 AszVtn-
'urss upon the policy Of rsmaiuipg 10 Ulsh. lie
p'Eer will soon have departed. Whie, ihsreiorp,
IS friends 70 civizaion and Cbri,sisulty, ve hope
I'D have ali along hoped ,hat the Morm.ls ny ne
Induced 70 rsmsia in UJab, shall be suEl r=sd II
he genius and tact Of Brighaa Yyuug % not a.
ice point out the danger Which SUCH policy hvlds
at OF the loss Of political aud spiritual ssfrsms-
,, sni lead hin to prefer the slts laIve u Eans-
.erriDg bis people TO some region EhsEs they sill
's substantially free from the ilGasness ef ,taer-
uinds q.
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PLNNS TLVANIA RAILROAD
C - - - zsz

ktEs q 5.9z.sE .szE S
TFVE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities "h
Western, Northwestern, ald Southwestern States By con-
tiHu0Us Halfway This also Pbug
with daily all ports tie Western Rivers,
Gnd Cleveland aHd Sldusy win steamers 20 all the
North Laaes ang the most Direct cheapest dHd reid
Rttroutsb which FREIGHT car be Forwarded 10 aud fV Tire
Eroos West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-BOOts, ShOss, Dry GU0ds Tin =, nor INA
Loxes,J turs. Feathers &c, 49, -
SECUNp CLAss.-BuUEs and stationary, Dry
GiOOds Ian taes,) Hardware, Leather, &c, - - -
THIRD CLAss-AuYils, B4-Eiug, Bacon and sn nv INA
PORK Ian bulk,l iiem!, &c, ~ -
FOCRTH CLAss.-CoGee Fish, Bacon, and Pork Az 80 1Cos
tlacEedl Lard and Lard Oil, ~
FlOur-s5.ts per bbI. until further notice.
Grsin---l5cts. Ier lUJ lbs, further notice.
COttcnS2 per tale, exceeding SUI lbs. weight until FUR
thsr not0e.
III In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia,
particular package ''UiE. Philadelphia Rglrsad "
All Goods consigned Agents Of this Railroad Pilsdel
pha pittsJurg viii be forwarded without detentOn
FREIGHT A6ESTs-Ilarrs NOrmlCy d Co., Memphis, TENN
T. & Co., Louis; j. ;. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana; Dunsul, Bell aud MurGOck, aud Carter ewet
Louisville, n.y.. r. C. Msdrum, Madison, Indiana Slrngan
a. Brown and & Co.. Cincinnati, \. W Graham & Co.,
Evansville. Ohio; & Coz No 81 ky street. Boston;
Ich Co. HOuse, New York No l., William street
End Battery Place, HeF York; Z. j. Sneerr Philadelphia
AsrreW kOun Baltimore; Geo Z. FTanciCu Pitts urE.
A. a. HOUSTON, General Frcight 1gea5, IhttG..
II. J. LOMBAERT, SUit,, As0ORa, Pe9H
april, '5}-tf
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FOR BEERsIEBA STRINGS.

WNOR the accumulation Of the public who ssSaSsD
n wish % visit BEERsHEBA SPRINGS via
81 Mcliinupilta Tracy City, stss vail 90
hose places daily connecting with each place, as
follows ... .. ...aa.-..-
MCNinnV1t morning az aEstFt
Beer,hec springs the day al . ocUck
Leave Bersa Springs every morning al o'clock, and arrive
MCMmnville a u A. NJ
Leave rrcy city every evening at O'Clock, and arrive at Beer
shea Springs the evening 40 8 uc'eN- .H
Leave rsa every morning al tlotN ana arrive al tracy
City N o'clock The day passengers i1ae 10 take
each place ug1rt departure 90 t, Taus Fassea
gers will ge csrr-i and from the ~ each piafs
N. A. IH4CE.
iulylS-dln. By J. D MARSHALL Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28

Rich Millinery at Great Sacrifice.


fGII Fancy BaHnet EmhrGteries, and Fancy Goods go
III = at COtsand half price 70 Close Summer StOcS
N0g LAes your time has suit yourselves your W.
prices close SKINNER Goods the Isl 81
July HSeFse as this is last Tor selling Fancy Guo
viii sell REGARDLESS Of consisting Of Parasos Fans, Rich
Emhriderss Blug Lce Manuil Portnoniss, Comi Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c.
Rich fun Imperial Chip Bonnets, 8 e worth S25
do do White Fancy Willow, from S5to 81 worth BIG
do do CheIl and SILK, from s. 60 s. worth $40.
do dc Pans Blond Lace. from s. q g. 80 worth 10.
90 do so little injured, from 50 so - IS, --.-
500 Misses and Chldu Brown and White BoOme and Hats
cheap. .--a-r- 30 -.-...-r FrrfsaE- sfE
Sets Of Collars Sleeves Mae work, 81 so EOnh S.
do do do Jackonet work, 81 worth 81.
ysekone and Worked Muslin Sleeves from Coo to 81 . worth So
Rch Handkerchief Linen Camrc CCiteTs, 50 worth 10
large Of WORKED hands M price Rich Black Bu.e
coiltrs from Soc 10 81 25 worth Ou L. SILK Partss from
as 70 81 IS Fans Of sperr quality from DC to 81 So
70 C0huFGas, MOair and retiring very cheap. kch Paris
Flowers aud Brd Flowers aud sets. Superior quality Of
so worth Nov ladies come and get great aans
determined to close At almost price, n-
tend after this season. deal exclusively Millinery Goods ANY
kind Of good money for goods lese prices.
.s e"'I'-f. Pre- " Z. WISE AGENT
Partisan Nil lineFy Bazaar,
iuueIo No 46 Union iuOr o State Bank
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EppersOn springs,

VI rsuLsl and we'll Watering place, wiz be oicel
md DIV for e reception Of ystlrs and iuYas ny tie %Oh
Ma Al regards the hih Character Of the mlcal qualities u
is unecesary sulce Il % 5 l te
use d has eaecel cures 81 various diseases Is treat
Dpu oI which nts t0e physicians, Ilete a.
rctcing physician residing Springs, WHO VIII always We
IN attn lance should his professional gRIrkhe required
0nr tsiie viii lie we'll suppieI, viii best tie csuEty
sHoris aud that PREPARED in g,Oi style.
Our sta les wlIi we'll ATTENDED.
We have an uuIsurc EoOl pure ice stored sway Tor The
benefit AMI comfort of friends AID vi Charges 70 wits
Trset B8srders FROM 81 y 90 days s. U cI
week Children under years of and seryLsr l price
Horses 80 cen Is er day Washing an Ironing 81 w per o1c
Por extra services. ,ule charge viii ne male llacS
will leave Tie Springs every morning II o'clock 10 run Teso
lsry tiruu Oh Iu y the Nashville aud Louisville
7-lSs ~ 'ls DO WM. A. DEBOw & BRO
,,,yly N frlv % Propdetnrs.
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nEnRnII.lNli NPtEINGA,

vEACON COUNTY, TENNEssEE.-He take pleasure ~ an
w nuuuclr. q, our fucuIs rcc'ive vi-i
l ami that every necessary preparation has ie-n made ~
hcir comfort, ANA No pains spared g. teir sts
pleasant amt Erer. As iiCiua quality oi our Eaef
many sccl wil various diseases have Esei then and i'eA
weeks have euu entirely cured greatly relieved AMI comITi-
sing psficu afflicted ~ the kidneys Scrott US
the ialier. Drusv- Sore Eyes and
deranseagnt al tine objective system iu general
G. "a a IG S-.r ..
Transient Borlcrs from 81 - jOper day. or s. week
Children under of ana servants, hau price
Mr.. Thomas of lrryv EiH Uarb he Stage
from 1isrp 20 -r SPRING regularity tgrHsIgh Tie
Juno. -F2n 81. NEWLY a. UEAEN. Psprietors-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28

Fourth Of July Celebration in London

Fourth of July Celebration ia London
SPecch of Mr.. Dallas.
The sind A.Hirers-,J Oi,hr UeelsrsfIOn Of AmeTi-
can lad 'peudeaos Ets eeleera. at iBe Load y
II'iel. by Bat q"t ard prcIriaie ceremonies.
Alb ut Que huldT, j aud firy Iersous--a IAnerIcsBs
residing in Londou-Es,e pits,ut. Tie room Wa
ttSie'uty deeoFsitd wish he siar sPatel,d banu,I
the Uei,n Jack, q, 4 over the presidents table
porlraus Gen,rai aud Lady Washington, and also
an exc leol keress Of Queen VoIolia, lent BY hen
uisj s'y for the ocession.
Thech ,irmaug ve a. ato1st-The Pref len Oftbe
Unaed ates which ga, followed ey :. Toe health
Of her Majesty Qten Victoria " The next tOasr
given vas, =. 70 he uery # Washingon' druhk ID
solma silence The ehaIi, man gave, =" The health
Of Mr. 'llas ana he dplJma,ia representatives. OF
he ed aies " ..
Mr. D.ls' rose to acknowledge the toast, and vas
received with louI cheers Ia the course Of biz
speech, be ssid: .-...-.. ...
There 70 one little Comment. witch Is to q certain
extent 'uneo ed Ui,hA uerIc dipIomtoy, on asio
wi sly you'd You kH0W IA At We nave rerenuy
had s0ne titheu sou The st-0f be Un ed STATE
an N The hest dstu Sea Iaes - mut,r Hirt
Hhich' a. 0'e O IN mui i'm l. cue dip.Om tOy Of
he lifted States, "a Il ely charged Nov With
N@s ~ 'Af tT9'i "a "a 10 &C ely A - .
punt which Is essentially copnfoieE WIlh VI the
fundamental prRc'l les uf tue Ameriean resolution
that prime pie being the necessity OF maiataing on
beHals OF tie gret American eJple as a great esm
m inIiy, The iudep-nd uce OF their flag Ulcers ]
We'll, an not G Iag to argue he Isslt0u a. -
vislL and search. l. has been ever aad over again
for years baek, argaed aud gued But should
IKE. on the 4th ot-Juiy, TO announce 10 my fsllou
coUujryueu that visit aud searuh. IN Z, gard 70
American vessels on the high seas Ia line OF Peaes,
l. frankly and 6atlly erdlL Tremendous cheering
the whole comp my rising ana mtn.fesIng the 1--we
lie enhusi4su
While gentlemen I an able to announce ihis
graf fyDg t4c thiuk ought alsotO he accompanied
by the as Ur4uce hat the terminal Of shat tor
which He have sIrugg Ell for nearly half q century
has been brought alb uI with a dr gree Of honorable
cand1r ant t'Ir dealing GA the part Of The Briisi
@ e'nm ut Wbiee Is rIhy Of every aekno Eledg
ou cur part ILoui cheers -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28

The Office la the Passenger Dei0t, and Il open
hour efre starting Train, i1h allFs ample time
the purCIas- Tickets 1t is open other time during
the day Passengers the kEster leave the A ~
rrslr, which with Trains the other roads
Time C. imoui4 "a Washington days; Philadelphia
aid half, tui York days. THIS the cheapest
and est from Mas willie T. Tive East.
NeE Orleans pl4se the 80 P NJ Train, arriving
Mem OrlraIs, the evening
day. thrIugh without detention Memphis
tn Or NcMIHnve. Sparta, and Beefshela Springs eaye
Nashville 30 81 Tran, VII Oh directly AZ Tul
lalcs the Train Meiuuyille Persons leaving Mo
MInuyle 10 tie mUrning at Nashville At 80 p NJ
which daily Smithsnd
dneret places the Ohio And Mis-
sssa a dad line Of fer Louisville, lrayng
eyeLy mtriing O the arrival Of the night express.
Hy chtugso SshsuIs, the Train from Memphis connects
Stevrh with and doSn day Trains, rzGsing
delay Nashville aud hour il gained
Schedule goin Memphis from Nashville.
&. l.. ANDERSON,
iulyi0, 1858 General Ticket AgO.it.
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Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage TO New York $50.
Steerage ditto So
ANEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-WheeI Q. S Mail
/ u Steam saIs, thrOU II in ~ ~ hours.
steam Ship ColUHlbLf 1901 tons 81. Gerry Commander.
N5RitraYe, 1873 toll5,L. III hurry, Commander.
Jts. AGyCy, lJOJ tons, r Adams, CuHnlauieT
KtjioG, l5l1 W ). Poster, Commander.
LEAVE Adgers WfarvSs every Wednesday
y. and Saturday at high water. SELL
81 4lS Tless Steamships all built expressly Tor
cSAA this hie and for safety, speed and comfort at
Unrivasd the Coast.
TABLES suppei every luxury; attentive and courteous
anmandes viii insure travellers BY this line every possible
sUmlOrt and accommodation.
Ca an Iiassa S%9
Steerase passage,
For freisht passage. apply to
Henry MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay aud AdSers South Wharf,
JulylO-R Charleston, 5. Z.
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HEERNlEEBA sPfRsNCS,

TEyE undcTsi med sill olu Boerse8 Springs ~ tbeTccep
ton Of visitors on the 18th inst
rre lIitjons have seuwre % the premises the close
Of last se.s,u riuu t cua BE Ms 10 accommodate
more chan l5u. De tTuf visitors We tl ss.
Tuer vim &c ua u sins saly helt az Gre cFishracut,
nor ain tg-c Re rv arc1mmOlaLous uhsuEtT .yrgrn-
hlers, aud-noHe ireei HIf'ly.
All eatsei albs chargeale from the lst 1,iv
De- tT1 p. ] {.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-28
YOUGHIOGHENY ICE.

TTNE hest srce o. Ice In thsssy, taken from the pure Writer'S
Of the You shJEheny Rive purchased resssn le
prices the DEcsrnsr Of Broad and Sls
Ice HJuse Front sttr and from the wagon which viii
I SDSS0-iaS. RIDDLE, coLEN4E 3 co,
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FTNHE ONLY R0UFEby which through tickets to Washington
be procured Waich point sell ss to Baltimore, II
Is shortest det and la respect the must Teila1e
II is tie only by which purchasers " Through
Tcdets New York enabled reach the cities OF BALTIMORE
Philadelphia, and NeE YORK. the Of tic6et % heE YORK
only, enabling business aud rsyeers for pleasure
Information to visit four o! the principal cities IN the Union for
less than he AFFORDED any otner route
And IL Is the only By heh TnrOu Tickets be had
70 Richmond, Norfolk, Ninees feer sur and Peters
burg, Val Charleston, Savannah, Mason, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Sprn
Passengers NEsI the Stage Coaches 81 Carter
Thomos, Cumberland river, Louisville
connecting there sith the United States Nal y Cincin
Jacksonville Railroad 20 Indianapolis, Ind,
direct Columbus, Ohi with the Central
Ohio Railrosd Wnslmg, close connection with the
Baltimore and 0c nalr0ad made 70 Washington City, Bal
mOre, Philadelphia and NeE HorS.
Passengers hJldag ThrOugh Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo Of the Illinois Ceute AailrOad,
from thence ssag Terra dute, Indianapolis, D.
Xeule, Columbus Three Daily Trains leave Columbus,
10 A. 81 $50 2. NJ aud y, p. NJ
IT ? Travellers eguested notice that while this is the
c route alordns ThrOusn Tckcs 70 az the Eastern Cites
also The sortes speedy direct the leading points
The distance from COumus Baltimore is only
miles, being lou miles shorter NeT GUrk than any
There less changes U by tbs route, and
conss4 urntiy detention, tl5n hy any other,
rne READ Oaasled with and is entirely
free from dust.
For furrr information please apply D. G. RUNsET, agent,
Nashville. Tenn.
For Throu1h Tickets apply In Louisville at the Office Of the
q. s. Mail steamers, the JeueTsOnvlle RairoHd Once
Aian street. WM. s, WUUDSIBEi
Master transportation b. & D. L. 4.
JOHN II SHARP, General Western Agent.
June IS
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glas5biIIe 0lnion anS 8meritan.
DailY So Tri-weekly S.; weekly SO.
Rates OF Advertising.
9EN L1gEs OR LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
RRNaNABLE al PLsAsuRH.


One square, one year, S30-Eaeh additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
N TuE WEEKLY.
oE DoLLAR per squire for the as;, and FTT cEs FOR useh
Gulsequent insertion.
Advertisements IN lished in otTths Daily and Wsskly WI
Be charged fall dsly With unef Esaky rates
aided.
TaHse AdBerissss1ss nus b pad Tor a ~ sas Or
Insertion
To Correspondents.
Il viii great deal Of Unnecessary houbis II cur
friends writing will bear IN mind the following rules:
Always ve date post once, county, aud State IN the body
9f your letter.
you wish the payer changed from O5a to snOthsF, give
both o1ices IN fu.
II yoq Erts on business and on other matters, s separate
sheets Of paper, or diHereut leaves Of one sheet.
Letters aud csti0ns solicited upon all such facts
al geets a. nay e Of Information or interest 70 the pgc.
Anonymous counucatioLs Of whatever character E receive
no attention
Correspondents should write only side Of the paper
Necthnnt unlertske & ectel Commune ttions-
Az letters business shJud directed n Mesrs. z. O
EASTMAN 4 Co., AID personally 70 either Of the Pupde
tors.
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TEVIIE partnership heretofore existing the subscribers
Ter the firm style Of Cooke Bailey Co. is this dsy dis
solved by agreement.
Those indebted 10 ru vii make payment Cooke
Bailey authorized 70 wind up the business Of sid
drm W. 81. COOKE,
J. n. BAILEY,
JEne I, 1853 8. C. GODSuALL,
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The Old Dominion COfFeesPOt
Never fails to do its right Geek spoil Of
Cudee neglect Or oseuluess5 after she has p the boz
tie stove range
Some three hund9 IF the above CoeePots have been sold in
shyie and they intel to give perfect satisfaction all
sizes from one twenty quIrts. For sale 2
istg oil -ae
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ARIkANsAs FARm FORsALE

M offering for sale very superior Ern, contain
w ing upwards Of lJOaces, fruting The Mississippi
river aoutU mile 7eUy Osceot, Mississippi COUNTY, ArSaus1
adjoining the rm Of b. B. Harding, Esq. The tLU otter
Of the Get IN AL t s5n u country and las large
amount II fine Cypress tim as four negro ms From
- t. 100 acres ceare aud uer de se Terms eral Az
pIy 10, aIifess. .. q J L & r. " BROWN.
iunslD dW6zy NrsltvitIr. TrnurSsee
DESI1sAELE WORE ROUSE FOR SALE.
w oieT sale the -rnmoiatiI terms. that
w valuable property kuTwn he Orleans s. re, the
ST TIE the MtrSrt iiUIs, u Ing
Iu-t lies re usiness stands city Tuuse wishing
bargain will Gud ii ~ heiriutsrs &, cal nirne lately On
-.... J.. L. & K. V. BROWN,
iuD7 ~, Cherry street.
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Eino Col,ntry NesiL.ence Eor sic.

NOW offer place FOR sale the NoIeusville turnpike
and "a half miles from Nashville. ANY person N A.
wanting I've utiful ResJeuCe-ULe that Is 10 eyery
way estrt bewuuft DO Sel to look az the Above 1Isa1
property determine l to sell IT, No fun de- Ea
sript Of lIous 8nd Grounds Is here necessary
s who would buy must &c for Themselves
There treutytro Of LAID. The improvements
all tasty aud su sttiaBue Grass Snrn5 Water FOREST
Tree, Rruit Tss Shruery and P0rsrs aoud The soil
is fertile, unfing streams Irrig te Tie grounds Taken alto
gether hundreds know, the above resilient not surpassed
natur a se galce in the vicinity Of Nashville.
ie23 asmils-, "a GEO c. ALLEN.