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The weekly Butte record., 1858-09-25

Ofice, foot of Clay street
Office foot of Clay street
Office, foot OF Clay street
Office. foot of Clay street
Office, foot of Clay street
0culist and Aurist DR.. ]. w Van Zandt, Surgeon to
Charity Eye and Ear Hospital, City and County Phys
clan of San Francisco in 1852.
Dr. Van zandt having devoted his study for years. to
the surgical and medical treatment of the diseases of the
Eye and Ear and having had the benefit of the large
hospitals at home, treating with great
oss disease of the of the eye cataract OBJ
structon of the lens nammations OF citias injuries
from blasts weaknesses-asod de afness of long standing
and from the result of fevers measles &C. ringing
the ear and all defects Of the delicate organ
hearing.
Institute for the treatment of diseases of the Eye and
Ear, foot of Clay street, San Francisco SIS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fall and Winter Stock.
j. Nj. CLARK s. BRO.

RE NOW RECEIVING AT, THE OLD STAND
on Myers street. their usual large and extensive
stock of goods for the Fall and Winter trade which has
h-en selected with great and at the west market
prices. We determined that no house in the up-
uI try shall underse We would respectfully cali
The attention of Miners, Farmers Hotel and Restaurant
KEEPERS, o the suhfnined eatalo0ua
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SPICES. ETC.

illspice, whole CT ground
'nrrie Powder, In liz,
'ayenne Pepper,
loves, whole or ground,
Cinnamon & g singer, "
Xix & Chile Pepper, 4"
cream Tartar,
CHOCOLATE s prprd Cocoa.
irish Hops, in 4. y & l ID
papers,
Mustard, Cal, French and
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FHNHE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Washington
be procured, to which point we'll Baltimore,
she shortest, direct and every respect the
It Is the only By which purchasers Trou.h
Tickets 60 New York enabled 20 reach the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia and New YORK, at te cst Of cet New York
only, lns enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information four the principal
less cost than can BE- afforded tg any other route.
is the Only by bich Through Tickets had
20 Richmond, Norfolk Hnches.ers Fercks5urg and Peters
burg, Na.i Charleston Savannah Macon, Atlanta Augusta
Bgrkgy Springs and Bedford Sprinrs.
Hanss from Nashyil take the Stage Coaches OF Carter
Thom0s, Cumberland river, Louisville,
connecting there Wth the United Stss Mail Cincju-
NATL With the Jcrsouville Railroad Indianapolis, Ind,
as direct connection Columbus Ohio with Central
Ohio Rajlroad Wheeling, whence close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio ailroa1 made Washington City,
In1re Philadelphia and Nes York.
> Passengers hedins ThrOush Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo Of the Illinois CeatrB Railroad,
passing hr0u- aute Indianapolis Dayton
and &eua- Columbus Three Daily Trains leave Columbus,
10 a. M $3.50 2. NJ and 4, 2. NJ
i Travellers requested TO notice that while this is the
O}Y route aHJrdng Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities
also the shortest most speedy and direct 70 all the leading points
n e East The distance from Columbus Baltimore only
Sc miles, being about leo miles shorter to New York than by any
Uthr route. There less changes OF y route,
consequently less detention, than BY any other.
= The read is basted VITA brolen and is entirely
free from dust.
For further Information please apply to D. G. RUNsE, AGENT
Nashville, Teun.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office Of the
L $ Mail steamers, to the Jacksonville Railroad OGO,
Main street. WAI. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation 3. & .. L. z.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
iune -
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CITY HOs OsPITAL.
coITfF q BT0aa q T7lae S[as'8,

t0T7lfF gF bT0dI al az N7T8sf8,
Nashville. Temh.
FEVHE large and com0dous buildings situated ahoTe
TONED, having been lately aiape FOR College and hospital
purposes and equipped With every convenience open
f0r The reception Of patients.
Ts internal management c0nIe experienced Earon
ani NURSES and the establishment vel supplied seTlrs
Pa-elts viii BE- administered by Drs. Ford r. c. X Martin,
Mtlin aad Calender.
Paying patients viii be furnished with any s Of aaoouuoa-
tiou desired.
TEgNs.-Sf, &C. and s. per week.
For admission apply the premises Small P0Z cases a-
mital- 'e27-lm-
TOTICE.--Whszs, the Legislature of Tenueszee
ilses5iOu- passed making the duty various
srs VI said STATE % open and hold election precinct
in their respective COUNTIES, In order % asrtH the 81 ne
people 70 whether convention sail De callei amend
revise form Constitution q said STATE, tereorc J. s
p 4cQueen- Sheriff Of JOhnssn county, DO hereby
the voters Of m county that will tie ss Thuray of Sep
mt open and hold election the precincts
saH county, f1 the pIrp0se Of taxing d vote. Given unrmy
laud az olics this 2lst Jay of June, l5j0.
SAMUEL z. MCQUEEN,
ielO w2m Sheriff Of johnson county
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
t..E5

re- 5.ss-.s sg4z..5
FeNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic gith
u Western Northwestern, aud Southwestern States, M
uuuOus Railway direct. This road also ritts5urg
with daily lines Of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers
aud at Cleveland and SaHdusky with all ports
Northwestern Lakes king the most 0iTeC cheHGCst aI T
EttTOUeiy which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
5Te8f West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND .PITTsBUEG.
FIRST CLAss.-BO0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods (n I - ,cou
boxes Furs. Feathers, &c, ~ III 'ob'
GODS IN bIdsS 1Iav,r - Is & Dy Coo per lOOB.
Por I'm bItS ii Iie No. & 1'.'H aUO Soc per lOOB.
inarEedJ Lard 9d sr6 -'' anu OK 4uo Ter IOOB.
ElOur-3jcts per bbl. until further notice.
Grain--sljCts. per 100 lis. until further notice
COton-S2 per bale exceeding 500 lis weight, until fur
ther notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East OF Philadelphia,
- particular 10 marx package UiI. LhHEaea Ray0hL"
All Goods consigned the this Railroad PhlaIel-
phis Pittsburg viii he forwarded without detention.
FRIgHT AGEN-Iarris, WormIey Co., Memphis, Team;
j. F.. Sa CO., Louis; J. $. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
Indiana Dumes Bell aad Murdoch, aui Garter & JeEett,
Louisville, kyi r. c. NetrUm, Madison, Indiana Sprin1ln
& Brown, and Irwin & Co. Cincinnati n. W. Graham d Co.,
Evansville, Ohio Leach Co., No. 81 kiy street, Boston;
LRch 4 Co. Astor House, New FORK No. l. lillian street,
and No Battery Place S York; Z. j. snelgr, Plsiai
NageW & k0ous, Baltimore Geo. {. Frnciscus, phur-.
II. IL. HOUSTON, General fieigst Lgsgt, FssyG.
II. J. L0IBAEET, SLpt,, -lfg0aa, FsNE-
april, '5S-f
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IN CHANCERY AT LEWIsBURG, IENN.
JULY RULES, 1858.

Niles Bail and wife Mary A., John Rogers and others.
appearing the satisfaction Of clerk and MASTER from
allegations in the comp auauts bill that the defendants
John Z. Rogers, William Rogers, David Rogers Rogers
George Rogers Richard Rogers, .m8u Rogers, George
and Melissa Glenn, John King William King, and Martha
King nOnresideuts Of the Of Tennessee that
ordinary process OF the law cannot be them 1t there
fore that publication be made, successive weeks
Nashville Weekly Union and American uespauer pub
ed in the city of Nashville Tennessee requiring John
c. Rogers, and each Of the other defendants uamed, APP
pear OF the ChlncCry swisurr to he held at
the Court i'm the town Of LcEisiur the Wednesday
third August and plead, answer or nr
the C1mplainau will taken for confessed
them down for hearing cagte next term Of said
Court.
A true copy: r. K. KEBCHEYAL,
iyl3-W4W Clerk and Master.
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PAENTENG EsFAaLrsHRrENT.

EBb AABEAEss EAOCSE1EEOEEEEES. &C., are re.
s qed % take notice that the undersirrSd having made
the Necessary arrangements and secured the competent
Wor@n nov prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS IN the line
Of ms Focoon 10 ai rs various branches In the department Of
REGUSE PAINTING,
e subscriber is prepared execute With greatest proptnes
all contracts however large, which may endered in style and
upon terms which cannot fa give satisfaction lie also pre-
pa-zd TO execute all manner OF
Sign AND nRSAIEgrAL PAINTING, GRAINIyo N1HBLTNa.
Having IN that department secured services Of the most expert
and experienced al lists.
Its subscriber request persons having work in his line to
give hn call beioFe maxi ng final arrangements.
II. T. FLEMING,
mar''sdd No. G., Union ST., between Cherry and summer.
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DICKSON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
MAY RULES Is5-
". c. Collier heirs Of c. p. Josli, dsrsassd1IJtou 0s

". c. Collier heirs Of c. p. Josli, dscsasedl0tou 90 sell
land under UeRd1i0Bf ezpORGs.
II appearing this the defendants, Thomas Durin
and wife, Dizzy Durn, formerly Dizzy J0sn,l heirs Of Gabriel
p Josin, deceased residents Of the state 0f Ieunc
and beyond the rach II e pr0s Of TINS court; it Is eeior
ordered that publication he made for three successive
the Union and AmeIcln- newspaper published In ne city of
Nashville, requiring them appear before the judge the Nc
county Circuit Court in the State % Tennessee, tie Court
House in Charlotte, the th Monday June nsx tn and
there Plead answer, dmur PaltH5 motion, Ihs
viii be taken for confessed to them, and set for hng
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NUMBER 142.
bloody work ON the March torUtah.

Ihe Missouri Rsgu5lieaa publishes letter dated
" Head quarters, 9Th Columa-Camp on Big Blue
July I'd, 1885,, from which We quote :----z-
On the night Os the 2sth Of Juns fbsrs Wa an
alarm IN the camp. Lieut.. McGrudsr had besn
murdered In s settlers cabin over the rivaF ard
this first detachment vas sent to arrest TIE nBrIs
er. Lieut. John ]. MeGruder, Of the sscond flsr-
sry,Ess detached service assisting Lisnt Rs,-,,
ia the command Of Company A, Dragon resruits.
He is Yirgnian by birth, but his father is AZ pre-
sent resident Of Washington City. Many win
mourn the iTagioal snd Uniimsy death of this brave
yOuag officer.
few nights since drunken row occurred At q
liquor shanty near By. in which several tssmsiegs
were horribly mutilated-almost literally cut %
pieces. None Of them, however, are quite dead.
although II q critical oondiiion. Ths sane night
an informed q soldier belonging to the fflb col
uun, which is also encamped over the river, vas
shot dead. The night after, wagon master of "a
OK team shot Of his OF drivers through the head
Last night two teamsters Of mule train we're bad
ly wOunded By pistol shots fred b OK drivers,
These deeds OF horror are ell attributed to ths in
h1encs Of liquor.
Lieut.. AoGruder had been on visit to theoffoefs
CT the hfth column, and vas returning when he yst
entangied IN an alteration with q citizen by the
name OF Prore, who fred upon him. The zun vas
loaded with q ball and number Of buekshoL an of
which entered bis face and head kilIina him-fbs
stantly. understand that the civil aut thorfies Of
Marysville arrested, tried, and acquitted Prors Of
the murder. Yesterday the MAJOR sent ogt de-
tachment Of seventy i've men, under command of
Lieutenants CritteBden and Ingraham. in q1sst Of
the fugitive. But they have returned after fruit
less march ..
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zaND ron SALE.

TEyE subscriber offers for sale seventy fland the
Middle FEnzhn Turnpike, four miles Nashville,
io5nz which be resides lands Of Capt John
Jones land equal to the best, With abundance
len falling Eaer, Eh the beautiful building
country, and in the midst Of the finest neighborhood IN
America apTlH NATHANIEL BAXTER
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SNYDER & FRIZZEL
vALUAnaE sTOCK EARM roc SALE.

- ~ h AA-tA NsAh s5-424A1s
THNHE subscriber wishes sell the tract land on -
which he resides lying both sides Of The NOiens - "a
willie and iarmnEtOn Turnpike in Williamson county. ~
miles from Nashville continuing about $50 all Of -
which is under good fence j cleared, the ac
we'll set with poplar and other valuable tm'sr; there
u2na dozen OF failing springs theprenises with plenty
OF lasting stock water all arts Of the aa There is also q
young Orchard OF several hundred choice iruit trees The lands
rich and productive the location hlEhy and desra5ee
sible on account Of the morality and intelligence Of its citizens.
and the schools and churches that surround it. Poplar Grove
Male High School is located within mile OF the above lands
owen Hill Female Academy miles, and Jorians Store Post
Ohce within mile. convenient the Methodist,
Baptist, and Pres yteian ChUrCles.
will sell the aj reasonable terms viii sell it
all together divie &c tn purchasers. F0r further uiurua
ton address the subscriber JOls store 7. o. apply to
n tie premises. JAMES 5. OGILNIE.
iulv 9-v4t#
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GRAND SwINDLE "A man calling himself General
Proper has recently been sEsiliBg largely as New
ark, n J, and dupiBg the hdIes snd gentlsuea Of
that city TO q wonderful extent, BY bis magnificent
pretensiOns to wealth and respectabiluy. He pre-
tended to own one seventeenth Of Mississippi, q
large slice Of Arkansas, two or three towns, with
school houses churches manufactures Sc in diff
ierent parts Of The country.
The Newark papers have been fIled With accounts
OF this eztraordinary parsonage, and from al We
caa learn IL appears 70 be -hxed fact" that abe
people generally nibbled at the hook Of General
Proper Business men, ministers, scho0lmasters,
q I'd strong minded women, were enlisted in the
Generals service in 10 small numbers and wien the
New York P0cs Gazette hinted that this marvellous
General had served two years in the Sing Sing
Prison, all Newark with the General at their head,
rose up and repelled the insinuston with virtuous
Indignation. The general published q card Of de-
nial. The Newark editors backed up his deoial5
With threatening editorials AZ last the record Of
his conviction vas published. The General left,
aad all Newark is clothed in saokoloh snd ashes.
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TRoTTIEG RACEs.

THVHE Nashville Trottus Club VIII give Pure Of So %
tr0tted for iy Road H0rss mile heats-t1ree ave.
IHs SATURDAY, The 24th Of July Euss
% be made O. before Saturday, the 18th inst.
Sweepstakes prop0ssi for LJUttinG l1ai0us sI10
traucehaf f0rieto Of SATURDAY the sh of sep
three or 70 make To ard cios
the 6rst day Of August s. J. CAR1kR,
iulytl-ilE Proprictsr.
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TORACCO mAYUFACTORY.

VIZ MEREDITH, a and f5 COLLEGE street, has nov
w ready f,r se at HE Factory, 500 boxes Of Manuic
uTe tobacco In boxes Of 60 50 and 100 and 100 po1n EACH
meet the views OF the trle from d 70 IS per ponds
which he viii wholesale " The trade, al prices hst
cannot fail 70 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, reques4 o
call and examine Tor themselves. Ais0,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS
On commission viii be sold BY the h0usnd, a less
price than ever s0ld In this city hei1rc
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great va5ie'y as
very low prces. altla-l
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ACHASGE OF SESTIXEST-Ysrmoat has become
Tired Of anti slavery excitement she has had 900
mueq Of The good thing" and is row calling Justify
TO stop negroes from coming. Read the following
from The Vermont Parrot
"What IS to be done with this class Of our popu-
latiOn is the point which the attention Of phiish
thFopisls AMI Statesmen should be directed Ths
entering wedge 70 ell action, is the inauguration
Of some system BY which certain stop viii be put
to the Illegal Introduction Of eolored persons into
the free Staes- 10 other words 3 log must be laid
across the track Of the underground railroad. Ihis
would prevent large yearly increase Of chat class
OF population which is hanging like q milstons
around the neck Of cur industrial progress. Then
thin the present population By fostering the colon
cation plan b. al possible means, and the question
Wuat snail 70 do with the free negroes ofthe Norhs
is in fair way of receiving practical s0la1ioni9
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Eppersom springs,

"A EACON COUNTY TENNESSEE. .s-This highly
III repUci and we'll known watering place, will be opened
ready reception OF visitors and nvals by the @ Of
May. regards high Of the medical qualities Of
many waters unnecessary, suffice it TO that the
various diseases, the treat
which has foe the eminent physicians There is
Iaccng physician residing the Springs who will always be
in attendance. should his professional seryicesbe required.
table will he we'll supplied, with best the country
affords, aud that prepared in good style.
Our stables viii also he we'll attended.
We have an abundance good pure away for the
Of friends and visitors Charges to wit:
Transient E1arders from s. 90 per day. 81 90 per
week. Children under ten years age servants half price
80 per day Washing and Ironing 81 90 Dozen
services reasonable charge will be made a Hack
Springs every morning at o'clock, Ito
lay through the eson Nashville and Louisville
stage At the Rock House.
WN. A. DEBOW & BRO.
navll TO July cI PTopTictOrs.
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NASGsVILEE LT-1TBEEE yARD.

=. hAl'Di'r dealer in Lum5er, Shingles and B5Jrds,
- ms no" ' llld large lot Of CEDAR Yellow and White
Pine 'eT Clear White Pine Poplar Plank Joist, Scant
ln- lla CelaF edlr Plank, and Poplar Shingles. have
i've lls cutting toar and Cedar, dressing Poplar, and
one 1eloW Ih foorE' one Single Machine, making No.
Poplar Shlneali m constant operation. can supply
quantity Of Lumber Shingles shortest notice. ana at the
lowest prices for cash, J. g. DAI,DFN
mare Nashville Lumber Yard No III Broadway
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Ne# YUrk Clearing House Association have recon-
mended 70 the members Of that b0dy, e. The bank
$40 refuse payment OF all notes mUilaIed WIIh evI-
dent ldlent tO dsfraud, and in sDy suit should
be brought against any member for such refusal,
that the defence be conducted under the direction
of a committee, and that the expense Of such suit
be paid by he members Of the Association, in the
ame manner as other expenses Of the Clearing
House" The recommendation has not yet been
definitely acted upon BY tae Association.
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the legislature Of Tennessee az lis
last session. passed Act making the duty OF the various
~ o lii open hold election at precinct
their rpCsy, counties In order 20 asceu the sense pi Che
people whether convention shall DE c3el amend
wise, tarma Constitution Of said state, therefore, y "
l >tsey Sheriff 1l Van BIrr county, d0 hc7eN notice
O. tevoters o said county. that w the ls Thursday Of
September ne open and hold election at the various pre-
cnes OF said Euu for the purpose Of taking said vote Given
under my hand at office, this 5th lay Of June, 1855.
". L. STEAKLEY,
jel4-w2m Sheriff Van Buren county.
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YOUGHTOGHENK ICE.

TFVHE arcs Of lee in ee Aken Ion tae pure waters
of tbe Yoiiorheny River Be purchased at reassuahs
NO. - Conner Of Broad and Front streets, soans
Ice House Front street, ana ifo nc wagon Elch VII %
through the city eniys - ~,,--,--..- q. -.
apr30-i2n I-lDDL--, oOl.11lA Az 2 eo-
ERayON MILLS FLOUR.-Wshare been nads
Agents for he sale Of the Lehansd Mills Fl0ur, uieh e
sunerior bTand
We have in store large supply made Of White What,
ImIysO-tf CARTRR. MCKAY L co.
TRON..2OO TONs.--Ws have large AID well sssorssi
stock amongst which 3 extra sE o. large r1uh1 and
square, We particularly invite the attention o. bEys - i
are determined 70 clos L 0us at low down prizes.
TERRAss BEOfhEAe.
aR 81 aud 8 Broad 81
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BED 8OILING SPRINGS,

EEACON COUNTY, TENNESsEE.-We take pleasure in an
lFE n0uucng friends that ready receive yis
and that every preparation has been made for
comfort, pains VIII he spared render their stay
pleasant agreeable. As % the medicinal quality Of Waer
many afflicted with various diseases have visited them and in few
entirely cured greatly reeved and cOmpr
sing patients with diseases Of the kidneys, Scrofua dis
the Skin, in the Bladder DrOSy, Sore Eyes, and
arrangement Of the Digestive System in general.
CHA GES.
Transient Boarde from 81 p to 81 JOper day, or 81 week.
Children under years age and servants, half price
Dir. Thomas. Taryille. will Hack meet the Stage
from that place the Springs regularly through the
iuneI-l3m NEWLY & IIEAItN, PrOprietors.
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/ Steamer FLORIDA shc lies New 49,. -
Orleans in first running condition, draws 80
inches water, light, and 90 She viii sold
great bargain II application be made soon %
JAMES A. DOLL.
ie97-d3Ef. New Albany. Ind.
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0IAC hs--Ou the ir Thursi September next vii
open and hold election the several places Of holding
elections in Upton county for the purpose Of taking the vote for
aud against calling convention amend revise form and
Constitution for the Of Tennessee" 10
ls5S. HENRY }, MALEY,
june 23-W2m Sheriff Of said county in said State,
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ltRAENI GRAINI!--Waalsd .. las Nashrns cly


EFVHE undersigned viii receive, until the 18th day of July,
proposals for the Excavation OF te Run
daton Of the Masonic Temple Church street. I e
vation 70 he full ten iet deep and tie foundation wall % e m
class workmanship Fer further particulars, enquire o.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
AND. ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FERRIS, Z Build Co1is
ID. p. WILKIN
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ZyT0F.gN. ou t'. us-i- Of the 5h Of May Isjs. Fa
- from r... aHc miles northeast Of Murtees FIN
iuaa % g.g-uUt -HEr. HiIH- four OLD fifteen sUSg
lHld- E. u. bg "a hind feet Uiuta
Thin il rr~ m .a o small sore on the mldaic ol
she gives when ta rider attempts TO mount. sup
posed rle ai.l E dark iu Iaa- heavy carrying short
r. Ten dollars oaga any information which will lead
recovery mare, twenty-five dollars for the appren-
SION n E.a chief. II. Il, CLAYTON.
1Usirsaspar0, Nay 80, 1858. Le29-w2t
VVNECE-TOEsS' N0TJCE.--iII those having claims
4 against Of Henry Eetsley, deceased viii present
tH ,u t tue prescribed ly law, and those indebted TO
a estate. u.l ara ami settle them, indulgence can-
not -E.a. g. y. BLASLEI, T,va,r+ors
IT2-w3.f l.. :. DUKE,
HAVE O. HAND 21O,G90 ~ SHELLS or
EN.hEN -F1NE fer Nc Adauiiug, and will sell great
iarsl.a,b t.fanaaag ia a short time.
". IT, JOHNSON,
iC1S AGENT Of Tennessee Teniteutiary.