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original LaEreace7 COmpsag, We learn that that
Sempany have gone to The Spanish Peaks instead Of
Cherry Greek The Spanish Peaks are ia NeH 1[sx-
lso about SIX days journey south from Pixies Peak
~ ny - efThee company have been eneamped nearly
All summer az Pixies Peak and have sent prsreet-
ing companies into al The country r65F5l -si557sf
tney ieona gold IN al the streams but net III suf-
ncleht quantities 10 prove profitable MINING witb
lhelr present faeiitttes- Mr. Baker is conf s6ffbaf
there are rich deposits Of gold in al that rsvi 80
that, with the proper facilities for aiming n eonIs
be made to pay WslL he confirms the seconnt tbat
there is q Georgia Company at work On Cssrrs- Z
Greek. L is from this Georgia Compsnv- thai tRe 4
arrivals Of gold st Kansas Ciiy have been received
The Lawrence Company have gone 10 the Spanish
feaks' and viii probably winter in New Mckee,
The Council BiuEs Eagle announces the arrival
Of Mr. EIoHARD, who is represented as perfectlyrs
liable. The Eagle says:
de reports the explorations as very limited. as
but few men are IN the mines, bat that the resdrs
have been more than salts .actorY. NO men Of bfs
acquaintance, with out limited facilities for VF5ring
had, in one week, washed out over $780, In MANY
instances the dirt averaged Is cents per pan TheI
have no cradles, no regular washing pans, no toms
no supply Of picks, and no means Of sharpening
such tools as they have.
The only gold Jet obtained or sought for. e in
the bed Of she streams and is wash ed in The COOL
ing pans, etc, Of the miners The specimens which
Mr.. Richard exhibited to as we're what is known IN
California as "hoat gold washed from the lover
parts Of the streams: and under the mioroscops
proved to be Of extraordinary fneness, from "a 20
- carats fae. The point where most Of the Essh-
ing has been done, is on small stream about hflv
miles from Pixies Peak From SIS 10 an ounss Il
the ususl product Of days washing Mr.. Ilichara
says there is doubt but that the deposits ara
equal to those Of California, and when properly
worked with the skill which is now employed by The
miners Of California, they VIII equal the bsstyst
discovered. ori 40 rcsl
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PLANTATION Goods.

LARGE stock Of Servants Goods which we will sell very
"A low. WI. MOORE.
n. B.-We will be receiving goods and pretty goods
throughout the entire all cash buyers and cash pay
ing customers find they aWaJ do well
WM. MOORE,
sepl4-2m No. % Union street.
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NEW PAIL : WINTER GOODS

IRA U B d & LII G. A $.
VETB receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods Really Made Clothing, and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Bogans Carpetng ueensWare
Hardware etc. to which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock this 1t
say for Us 70 anything in regard selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We charge and say short
time prompt buyers and cash that prepared 10 sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore. Please call and examine
stock.
We have beautiful line or LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported the United States
to which we invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of READYMADE ChGTHTNG, that
can't be heat in quality, style ceapuess in America.
Also, 400 cases BOOTS & SHOES, which and viii sell
under regular prices.
Also, 200 pieces OF cARPETING, ply ply, Z wool and all
cotton, that can be bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and sec.
Aiso We have made arrangement with Of the largest i'm
porting houses in America for the at for New
York job5ng prices Call and examine before buying.
Also Hardware, Cutlery Files Axes &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash, and short
and pay them, viii find house the place for them,
TRAUBE & LUCAS
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pENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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Eatza-EES -
THyE Great Central Route connecting the Atanticc with
Western Northwestern. and Southwestern States,
tinuous Railway road Fits5lg
with daily lines Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Sndusky With steamers TO all ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct. cheapest and yi
sr0E by which FREIGHT can he forwarded % and from the
JFedf Htst.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-BoOts Shoes, Dry Goods lin - ,r toap
boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c. 49, - 49,
SECOND CLAss-BoOks and Stationary, Dry co- 49, ,oou
Goods lin bales.) Hardware, Leather &c. wv 70 i'D
THIRD CLAss.-Anyils, Ba-ging, Bacon and N. - ,0os
Pork lin bulE,) Hemp, &c, ~ - ND
EoU1TH CLAss.-COlee Fish, Bacon, and Pork an. ~ 7o1s
(packed) Lard and Lard Oil. w. - -D
Tl0ur-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Girain-Sjcts. per 100 HIS, until further notice.
COtt0nS2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs weight until fur
Their notice.
shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia,
particular mark package 'UiI PhagaeDAd RIiir0Ed'
All Goods consigned the Of this Railroad Pnadei
ia PittsSur- viii forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENr-Ilarris, Wornley & Co, Memphis, Tenn.
R. q. Sl Co., ST. Louis; j. S. Mitchell & Son. Evansville
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter & JeWgtt
Louisville, Ky; r. O. Medium, Madison, Indiana Spruuan
Brown, and Irwin & Co.. CINCINNATI n. W. Graham & Coz.
Zanesve Ohio; Leach Co, No 81 kity street, Boston,
Lcech Co. Aston House, New York; No. l. William street,
and No. Battery Place. New York. Z. Sneder, Philadelphia
Aagrew Eoous, Baltm0re &. Frauciscus, P5hUrg.
II. II. HOUSTON. General Freight dJsus, PhL'G.
II. J. LOHBAEET, SUEt,, Aljo0Rg, Penn
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aasb6iIIe anion ana 5nrritan.
Rates Of Advertising.
Es LIVES on LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.


Onesquas, one year, s2e-Eaeh additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding she space contracted
fOrs VIII be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
OEE DOLLAR per square for the first and FV Cans for each
Subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily ana Weakly Will
be charged the full daily with oneaf the Eeeklv ate
added $50
Transient Advertisements NEST De- paid FOR tls tine or
Insertion T"
To correspondents.
II viii great deal OF unnecessary tioube II or
friends IN writing Us viii bear IN mind the following rules
Always give thedate, post oe county, and State in the body
Of your letter
II you wish the paper changed from one Office to another give
both Offices in fail.
II you write business and other matters
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon el such facts and
subjects as may be Of Information interest public
attention
should write only side OF the paper.
"e cannot undertake Co return rejected colaunics ons
An letters Oh business should be directed Mers E.
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TSEEAIT G.. HARRIS,
OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
NETHEREAS, it has been made known that certain
w GEORGE MILTON charged with committing foul and
the 3Oth day Of june 1888, upon tie bodies
of Vim. II. Spcer and r. H. Vail, late Of county OF Dyer
has fed from justice, and running at large.
Now Therefore i Iham Harris, Governor Aforesaid, by
the power and authority vested, do hereby oder
three hundred dollars to any person persons who
may apprehend the said George 4ton and deliver him to the
Sheriff JaOT OF county Of Dyer u order that justice in
that behalf may he had and executed.
,n, In testimony whereof, have hsreunt0 set my hand,
and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed at
t~0'O' Nashville, the eevsutlday Of July, 1853.
ISHAM g. HARRIS.
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00n BOXES Ic l0xI4 Tin, best brand.
HCU $50 boxes TX l11t4 Tin, best brand
30 do &c lsx2O DO DO do
50 Go TX do Do do do
20 pigs Banca Tin. M
30pigs Lead, Just received and for sale 10
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The Races over the Memphis Course VIII
and continue five days.
The sweepstakes have closed with the following entries
FIRST DAY, TUEsDAY, October 10 The ~ LKER sTAKE7
for three year ods, $500 entrance $50 Forfeit. Bile heats
A. P BozlaH lay ley Flora Bonnsit years ola b.
PettigreV' Prialni dam by Cheyalier.
poried Stmnpt
James. Bradley chestnut colt BY imp Glencoe; dam.
Mary Lewis ty imp Ainderby- Also ray fy Des Chis 81
imp Glencoe dana Brosn Kitty BY birmingham
shire dam, Bimkey by NucEle John
7. G. Moore chestnut colt By imp. Glencoe dam. Belle
by Frank. Also chestnut by rd Boston, Sal Jons.
Also bay hey BY imported Shamrock the dam Of Little Cor
James Jackson names chestnut COLI Socks b imported Axiom;
dam g imp Aindergy. Also black colt Marx Young b. Albion
W Rouadrss names Laura Williams By imp. Gsaoos. dam
Jane Watson Also chestnut alley By Albion; dam, Eqdor
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 2O-Tuo year old sta
dash mile, $500 entrance: $50 forfeit.
Thos B. POindexter bay colt BY imported Yorkshire
Of sally Morgan BY imported Emancipation
W. Harper names two year old colt hy Lszngton ont Of
W. 2 Chaslha two year old chestnut colt BY Gsneo
Eli odon names bay asy by Al5ioni dam, Sovereign.
james Jackson names chestnut fay Fanny Bugs b imp Am
EoundtFss names chestnut colt by Epson dam by IMP.
SANE DAY-Joesy Club Pu.ss $500 mile heats, in
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2L--fhe NHARPEE
STAKE for three ods Two mile heats $500 entrances
james L Bradley names bay aIlsy Dss Chlls By imp Glen
cOe; dam, Brown Kitty, hy Birmingham
D. & Mn. Calgy name Pots By Glencoe; DAM imported
chi Blythe name black colt HiaEala, BY Albion dana
wagner Also hy Dean, Bay alley BY Al5oni dam 6ence
Watson. Also, chestnut dlley hy Albion; dam Euiora
james Jackson brown Elley Ely Bynum, Gencoes
dam, OtsIO Also black colt Marx Young, BY Albion; dam,
Liack.
Tom Moore hay hey BY imported shamrock the
Little Corporal Also, chestnut geding BY third Boston, dan
Sally Jones.
VI Harper names HeuPland By imported YORKSHIRE dam
BInkey, b. muckle John.
FOURTH DAY, FRIBAv, October J0eksy Club Pure $40
Two nile heats.
FIFTH DAY. sAEURDAv, October g3--Jocksy Club Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats
~ avail over the above Corss entities the horse 70 Ne
fall amount Of Jockey Club purses. ..r.r
aug94 wa. ROUNDTREE, ProPrisior.
NOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family White
4 mav IA '''i rum P&C. ANDERSON
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FRESH ARRIYAES.

EUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
ID 10 Cases Claret Chateau M-rgaux,
Leoyidos
% q" St.Jusn,
10 " Lesles Ginger Wine,
Is - French Cordial,
Is A." MUscat Wine,
. IS Brandy Peaches,
. % Brandy Cherries, q" Glass Tops"
10 " Corn starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, and addition
lot Of Asop YOungers Sparkling Aes, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
augl2d VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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ParficnInr Nnfice !

1t currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction
while two thirds Of sales made privately, like all Othe
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception that is
sell for cash. short notes. and from zoe less than
heir prices. -augllI TRAUBE x LUCAS.
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For rail-. 1855.
y \ p II ? = = = n 10 = q FWWs,
AND
RICH EETPORTED HEAD DRESSES
Paris Flowers, PIumes,
HOOPS. SxEHTS ann fTOaxrs

WE would respectfully inform ad friends and country
rich Millinery Good and fns assortment Of every sye f eI
cred Straw Chsnie English Straw Bennets Coore Flats Mise
Equestrian Hats &c. Likewise magnificent stock Paris Head
Dresses, and Ornamental Head Ornaments Hair Pms al orr
importation from Paris Direct Rich Flowers fsr Balls ad
Bonnets, Rich Paris Pumes Of style, the latest st q on
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons making stock much lar7 ~ BET
ter selected, than any ever opened.
Our regular opeg day VIII be for fall styles Of Fall and Win
ter Bonnet the goth Of September Our &c the most
dazzling, reseec and beautiful opened West and prices
lover than sold at Nashville.
Having purchased exclusively for cash this Fnll viii 1--WE
great bargains espeallya change business usvey
Wholesale the LIST OF January, and must and viii
the 18th Of December. So look for bargains for cash. without
exception.
We respectfully solicit the country Merchants ard hines
our Patron Boune and Millinery goods Our prices shall
low small bill OF Goods purchased al New York.
At the Partisan Millinery Bazaar, 46 Union Street. to
State Bank. Sept. Is, lsisl Z; WISE Agent
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TEVHOUSANDS Of this Coffee have already been sold
and the demand from all parts Of the United rapidly
the increase. Wherever introduced, it has given the
complete satisfaction.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. FALL TRADE. 1858
.yr 7Iyr vRyVa va II Nh yyAvEpY PngDORYy-4r

n ---I- . UNloH sTREEri NAsHVILIE, TN.
RS. Dol respectfully TO the ladies 60
IFk Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, and adjoining
States that she viii eeeig in few days. from New York.
the largest and magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
B0NNETS as we'll as the cheapest brought to this city.
part as follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnats al calors: .a.rr.r
1900 Ladies and Misses Brown and White Leghorn Boomers
styles;
500 Cheniel Fancy Buge, Narebu Plain and Flower Head
Dresses;
500 ladies' Dress Caps.
100 Boxes fine French Flowers Party and Bridal a
pontments
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons new styles;
go Boxes White, Bed coored Plumes.
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerces
Sets Bands, Edgngs, Chldrens Robes, Waists and Capes.
argelot Of Patent Skirts and C0rs Cloth Clocks Of the
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains.
augl5d MRS DOYLE.
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MEMPHIS RACES.
WEmPHIs COTRsE.

The Races over the Memphis Course wiz
commence ON TUESDA Il October 70, ISIS.
and continue five days.
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oys9.l q, ID. BENSON q BRO, Whole So,
Esat sale and Retail Dealers IN Piano Fortes
C. A. Princes Melodsons, Baaalo, n. I.,F ii ~ III n
~ Church and ParoF Organs, Guitars. Vio.I y u
lincellos Accordons Flutes Flag0let Files. Drums Tsio
rnes, Bani everything in the musical meants lineA
large select catalogue Of New Sheet M Music Teks ana ~
sructors Of an kinds Orders from the country win mse EIth
prompt attention. Pianos lus AcsoTsos and s other
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A CARD.

retiring from The business, desire to tender my thanks
my patrons and friends for their long and liberal
patronage and would my SUCCESSORS Mesrs
McCREA Co.. gentlemen in every respect worthy Of conf
dence H. B. MORRIS.
Nashville, Sept Ist, 1858. Bka
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The OId nominion Coffee-Pot

Makes better coffee than &c possible % obtain in other
way because ingenious but simple arrangement, the house
keeper boil her any length of time without loss
aroma, thus an the elements Of the cJee in their natural
anil pE0u0rt OnIl combinations.
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NOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
just received by lmay7-tfl P. ANDERSON
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Opinions OF the Supreme COurt OF the state
=. AennesSeey delivered ut Knoxville,
at September Ferms 1855.
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FTRESH ARRIVALS
Ladies French Lasting Caters, with heels;
Do Italian Cloth side laced CATERS
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress CATERS
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers;
Misses Caters, Boots, Slippers.
fine assortment Of Chdreus Infants Boots Shoes, and
Caters. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
augl y College street
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PLANO FORTEs, LOOK INCs-CsT, SSFS. -.

EETE have now IN store, hne stock Of Pianos, sEsl
q Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terials, &c, and are manufacturing Inside III II
Blinds, and kinds Of Gilt Works have reoentyJ
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
a word, We intend TnEs, please
customers and induce them to patronse homes instead
sending abroad.
febl0-tf W. 4 r. FREEMAN.
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From The New York Evening Post.


COmetaFy. .....-.-.
Mysterious STRANGER, startling each star-gazerl
Oh most er-OrJ itfEt celestial hlazerl
Tell me- pray, OF your siderial status:
Belong you 70 the posse c011a dtas
OF heavenly spl5Ies- enrolled 90 keep the peace-
G. A7g0," member Of the Golden fleece p
But stars no longer serve In the police,
So this can'tbe. think I've found you out:
You've been talebe1riHg mid the stars doubt,
Or, much the same, perclance in Leslir's pay,
You've bceu iIumining she Miky Way;
And like poor Frank you pying, stump tail sinner,
Taurus has had y5u tunnel away from dinner.
Have you made Jupiter Of Juno Jealous
Earth wants enlighteniHg SO in Latin feilas,
QH0d ff c0HetI memo sili sorfe,
Col,felItu8 estR EreaH erepe yIgte.
A parTiI- rupees for an rnsFer,
By GeRiHi, explain If you can CtHcsri
Have you been serenading female stars,
To The intense disgust Of pas and NQrs-
Who think your spark ing round a base intrusion,
Your kisses but oiDiftet delusQn
1t may be you've ecpssd .hat thieyish hero,
And some cold nj ght sent n FcuTy tosards Zero,
Or did YOU wink at Venus aud eurage her
At least YOU he pointed at By Lrsa Major.
Don't hope to parse me with your dectia1ti0H,
I'm bent in feiJss ly on an explanation,
You cannot hide a thr0 uIh the heavens you sail
That you're a star. and tseTety hangs tale.
I've Stun hour waiting Cor your story,
Though nom t0Hlet at, be er-ffttRet org.
fear y0u'se risen above your proper stluOns
By mean attraction gained y1ur sterdti07,
For some ll.erirc cause ed 50 QrgCifg;
/ see both through yourself and your depmvity.
Why thus persist iu such ecceHtr c courses
Are they Internal Or external forces
That guide your actions through space you roll
Do you revolye a magnetic pole
Like this SINE world OF ours hope 1sis
A proper question, for belief it taxes
To think you wander in this course cratic
without Tfgue reason. Are you systematic
In what you do There now your out Of sight
without 90 much bidding good night.
That's very rule, but yet gather from It,
You mean TO tell me that cannot comet.
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SCI DOL BOOKS

. II us
Ladies and Gentemen's Furnisbna and Fancy store, c
OF the Square and College street. IsepI
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The ola Dominion COFFce-POt
The old Dominion Coffee-Pot

economical, nothing being
boiling. less Coffee is required while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.
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TOHACCO NEANIFACTORY

EWT MEREDITH, A and a College street, has now
w ready for sale his Factory 500 boxes Of Manufac-
urel Tobacco in Of % So and 100, and 40 pounds EACH
Of the trade, from Is 70 Is pound;
all Of which he wiz sell at wholesale the trade, at prices that
cannot fail please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, VIII bee sold hy thousand less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very loE prices, septl3-d
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Ladies, Fine shoes Id Gaiters.

FUST RECEIVED
d Ladies' Brown French Lasting buttoned Shoe Caters
Side & Front laced Caters with without heels
Slippers, French Kid, White & BLACK Satin, &c
Misses Jhiisrens Boots, Caters and Slippers with
heels and without. At q College street JOHN RAAAGE.
july III
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Charleston and Savannah
TUE following rates to take eject on and after JUNE l
I = 80 90 ro NAslrvrtI.n.


.ALAbolk ACAIloN On IHE ABOFE EyD4Ao-
1SE CLASss--piano Fortes, Books Stationery, Boots,
Shoes Liquors. Oils &c. in bottles; CaInphne and Spirits
Ilrpentia - larelzi Carpens, China 0ias a.
ware In cases. Clocks ConfectiOnere Cotton Cards. Cut
lery, in cases casks, and Dry Goods, n boxes and
Seeds, Lo1ngGaszes, and Looking Glass Plates, la own
ers ris oysters in and jars sadieE In anu Brit
tania Ware Teas and Spieess
I'D ardware, Except such as speced IN First
and Third CiAss C0lee Mills, Machinery; Foreign u
quors, ia barrels and pipes Tobacco, in boxes Leather In
rolls and bo1es Oils in barrels and casks; 0rookery and
G1ensRare and casks; Rice, Whiting Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CE1ASss-sAxes, shor Spades, Irons Zinc and Tin
pigs Plate, AnF Vices, casks OF Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee Heavy Castings, Ml
Gearing, Carriage Springs an A4e Ia4 Foaa els and
Axles, Chairs, Spikes, and Resin in barrels
SPECIAL EEAEkSe furniture boxed and
other light articles Grated dsos Cafsoys of Acids,
other Chemicals, will be charged By actual weight, at
double First Glass rates.
IL No charge drayage Wharfage, Forwarding. The
Stevenson and an Nashville and Chattanooga
Road vest Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines q eroent than BY Ptsburg Wheeling
Parkerurg Ohio river making difference Of 60 IS
cents per 100 pounds dry goods
Road VII not be responsible for damages occurring at
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned Agent Cen
tra Railroad Savannah Georgia. f.
shipped via Charleston, should be consigned to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
jyl4-f General Agent. =.
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and dscortnue former
advertisements. 81.
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m,GAVOCR.

NesrOes LOT SslIes
HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand for sale. Amongst
them excellent Seamstress and House Servants, and
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon.
sepI7-f ". L. BOYD JR
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M r. CGENELS Agent for the sale OF Fisk celebrated
81 . PATENT METALLIC BURIAL GASES, prepared 70
attend 90 a fe, ss heretofore, when his services may he
required uar tire Phoenix Warero0n, No 40 SpunE street.
ar Cherry Residence 30. y Vine street. between Spring and
n B. attend 90 receiving and forwarding bottles, SC,
wla- l.E-la.. aprl q
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Wore About lhe Plke,. Peak GoIa LlIines

More About the Pixies Peak Colo EIIines.
The independents NO Messenger of the 18th
ult. says:
"several gentlemen arrived at this place on Thurs
day last dlrec, from the gold mines near Pixies
Peak The parties live in Ray county, No, and
have spent several months prospecting for gold in
these mines. They stale hat many as one hun
dred a8d fifty persons hsd been al the mines this
SUMNER and had explored and prospecied them 10
their hears content. THIS party represent that
nearly all had abandoned tie mines they being
about the last 10 leave They soy that gold cer-
tainly exists in that whole seotian Of country as
they never tried aay poiat but they succeeded in
washing out q small quantity from ths'sir,, but The
yield was SO small that would not pay the miners
at work fifty cents per day.
The Lawrence Kansas Republican, Of the 28d,
says
"Duriug the past week there have been several
arrivals in town from the gold regions Of the Rocky
Mountains. From Mr.. Baker, who was one Of the