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THANKSGIVING Ehar mace ulst8 alanll1tls
Sold 10 NASHVILLE BY BNlN kaOrhEH5, usol5sala
Agents Sold also By Dr. A. h ROBDOE, jobs . EG8CH.
and druggist generally. faBrls i57-dtsaH fyis.
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No well regulated family can afford to do without
Grover Blker Machine made expressly for family u.s.
We advise all readers to call and examine them ct NJ
4 Public Square, Nashville Tennessee
"There not invention Of this inventive age VIII ct
honOrs American genius than e Sewing Machine
No family ought to be deprived of its benefits We ar,
aEsfed fro personal examination that the one called
"GFover & Bakers" is all that itclaims to e, and
good enough to be safely recommended, and to meet all
eaeouble requirements in the work of "a family
Independent
"For our own family use, We became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine the best and we accor
dinghy purchased it American Agrculturist of Oct s.
Horace Greeley in referring to the above notice from the
American AgTiculturist, writes "To all of which the
Tribune says amen-That the writer of notice of Sew.
ing Machines, thatwe laIely published prefers Wheele
Wilson's, does not makeFthem preferable"
n P. Willis, Esq editor of the Home Journal in his
issue Of November 6, in comparing the machine with
others, says The of this machine in the first place
is easier learned Then the stitch is more elastic aud
much stronger for wOoen clothes Finishes of its own
work. which the other does not The work can be ripped
and seWed and does not rip Of ITSELF without its being
intended though every third stitch can be cut The same
machine silk linen thread and common spool cotton
with equal bciyj and very material advantage is that
HseWs from ordinary spOols net making necessary as
other machines that the cotton should FIRST be respooed It's
construction is simpler and stronger"
The Grover Baker machines are we believe superior
to any other" -BOstOD Daily Advertiser
From the bestniormaton we have been able to obtain
well from careful examination Of the work done with
terent machines led to give the preference to
Grover Bakers TIE fitness and beauty Of the stitch
made by these machines is unsurpassed and to the La
"a 60 a.
icsn Baptist
The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
he liberty Of referring any OF the six thousand families
who have had their machines in daily use
Circulars containing cuts Of different styles of ma.
Chimes and names ali parties all parts Of the country
If the highest respect .bty Of whom inquiries can be
msde, will be furnished on request
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rIA'o"' WHY TIE enovrn p.rra MACHINE Um',r

REAsoEs WHY THE sRovEs & BAKEs MACHINE UEITEH
asLLE PREFERRED FAMILY SEWING.
1t is more 81 mple ard easily kept in order thar
any other Machine.
3D. hmakes seam which win not MP or ravsI though
every third stitch is cut.
Sd. 1t seWs from two ordinary spoOs, and thus all
trouble Of winding thread avoided while the Ne
chine can be adapted pleasure, by change o.
spoOs, to all varieties of work
4th. The same Machine silk, linen thread, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
9Th Thessam is elastic the most elastic fabric
that is free from all liability to break in washing iron
ing, oEOtherwise.
6th The stitch made BY this Machine IS more beautiful
than any other made either By hand or machine.
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$1,000.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co

The prices OF these Machines will in 70 instance
vary the New York Prices except the freight
I'd In place sale, IN this Slate.
Ali persons having purchased these Machines, oTwho may
hereafter purchase them out side Of the State Of Tennessee
since The 24th day Of November 1855 responsible the
Nashville Sewing Machine Company, the legal owners OF
the right ana will be required TO pay to said Company the
sum OF S3U for the right % said Machines, within the
TERRITORY OF TENNES SEE, and whenever payment is
refused The SANE WILL BIZ STRICTLY BNFORCED,
Baker.
Persons purchasing these Machines outside Of Tennes-
see nae peter see that taey get bill OF sale with the
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SHELLEY TRON-WoRKs
Car-WheeI Mandatory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
.EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

NWTHITCOMB, & LEIGO-, Founder and Machin
w lists, respectfully give uOtae that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop, and FOrg6s, competed
and in successful operations and that they prepared 10
execute all orders for heavy and light castings including
CAR-WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this department. thorough knowledge and long e1peT
ience enable US 70 challenge competition.
Also, CASr-IRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most imprOY-
ed patterns plain huted and Ornamental Columns; Water
Pipes Of all sze Ketorls for Gas Works. and her estab
lshments where requirsd;SJeam Engines, SaWM Flour
Mills &c, made promptly 70 order, and OF the 0esi material
Particular attention given repairing machinery low
prices and on liberal terms,
Our SHlTH-WO RKS will be OF the extension ehaT
Hcter Saw-hll Work, Strups, Dogs, IrOns saw
Cranks BOts and all kinds Of Millions, made the
shOTtes notice.
AZ practical mechanics wishing establish per-
ne"t business object will be 10 pay particular aten-
uOn 20 all orders for repairing old machinery All
require is trial. and confident OF being patron
lied.
NB.We have on hand at present large assortment Of
Firs-Bars Tor Stsam-Engins-
WHITCOMB & LBIGO.
Nashville, Dec. At
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT Vssab.s Farm on which undersigned have resi-.
for the last ears Is for sale Il lies the WssF,
Of Duck river in the cOuRIy OF COnse eight miles Man
chester, and miles from rullanoma and
from Normandy. The contains hundred My
acres, go Of which cleared
the Davidson place, this farm comfortable resi-
dents with all houses barns, CRIBS and stables
Of The pest quati two young orchards OF choke frui
good spring, In abundance; stock plenty
running through 81 dereut sections Of said farm The coil
both tracts ua 20 any for either grass
and both united They will be sold separately tsgslher
suit purchasers Il is the best stock farms the
State its As wishing Buy would, Of course,
wish to view premises before purchasing further de-
scrpuOn is deemed unnecessary, but all invited call
and see Tor themselves.
dec25-6m HODGE & RAMSEY
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5 va pc lee s.. oRVmLE A. NIXON, Q. an.
DECEWBER RULES. 1857.

ORVILLE A. NIXON, eI al. vs.. GEORGE NIXON, ct eI.
Al MOTION, aud appearing unto satisfaction OF
~ Clerk and Master that George Nixon is nonresident
Of this state, st the ordinary process Of law be
served up1u him 10 Is therefore ordered that publication
be made In the Union and American, paper published the
civ Of Nashville. requ ring said Nixon TO appear az the
Court luse 10 the Of Ceutrsyue on the second Mon
DAY March next tfen and there plead, dcmur
planauts bill the same will be confessed
and set for hearing parte as 70 him.
dec2s Wsl prs fee 81 ORYILLk A, NIXON, q. q NJ.
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WI a Virginian snys.
RICHhoJD, Va, Feb. 2lSi, 1854.
NM 2 & EnLncsfncE a a.

I'I0'-e'III TT @I01
.Esssrs. B. 6. FaknsstOek 4 o..
GEETLEMRN:-Mr James R. Raclie, resident Of Henri.
county, the city OF Richmond, Va. made the fol-
lOWi y statement 10
aegrO boy, two years old very sic B; presumed
the be He became much Frustrated that
deared Of all hopes Of his recovery, the last resort
concluded to try B. A Fahnesocks Vermifuge, and puT
chased of o. A. otrecker VIAL OF whch gave him a
tsEspOOnfI, morning and night for three days in
uRt0n. In loss thun three hours AFTER mad given him the
dose, the child commenced pass worms, OF all sizes
from six 10 inches long, to the astonishing number Of
we'll.
certify with pleasure the truth Of the above state
ment. o. A. STRBCKER.
sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
gs ind country merchants throughout the United States
10 ~
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T7UG1ns-CTl.- 80 FulIeIIsd 80 I1elIvsd n
- SsrssIsb RfRak a Ntha.3R,
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ELIJAH ID. BlFFLE IS JACKSON PHILLIPS
IN MOTION, and Of; app caring uaIo The satisfaction OF the
" Clerk and Master tlG Jackson Phillips d nuuresIdent
Of this stale so lha The ordinary process Uf
served upon him Is therefore ordered that pubcst on
be made m the Union and American Newspaper published
10 the city OF Nashville Tenn, requiring Phillips On
appear the CoIri House the Of Ceureve on he
second Monday In March then and there % plead an
sweF or demuT 90 c0mp.auanls BILL same will De Ia
ken for confessed aud apart hearing ex psre as TO
him.
dec2s vat prs Zee 50. ORVILLE A. NIXON, G. an
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IN ChANCEtY At C4KIHAGB,, +.
I'M CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

William Nickson, Ex'r, kObert Nicks0n, and a..
ON motion, and &c appearing % The Clerk = Msstes q
~ said COurt, that samuel bullock and VIE El4aoeta
Johnson Moorded and wife Marina, and Thomas race aaa
wife, Mary ROoen Hickson, james X Ioney5 sr9 nos
residents H thersup0n ordered that publication pc made
Tor 80 da7s in ths and American, requiring sa le-
fsndanEs to appear the house In Carnage On ne
second Monday IL February nsNt, hen ana mere oal A.
swsFor demuf, compl1inauts bill In aelae lesfooli -
Pill will be aiken f0I confessed said deienaant9 ana
ssloF hearing, PaFto, g. 70 ihem AnN ~ ~ January
1858. a. HtSsSnel
jsnI3-W4s prs fees 90. CLERK = Master
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TRUSTEES Sale.

u " virtue ola deed srus executed BY D Cover,
u and registered uths Registers OcsOf Davidson county
the ION day Of June 1884, in book No. 49, page Nos $50
AID 367, viii sell for lash in front Of the
door, he city Nashville, Saturday the 9Th day
February ali the right title, claim and interest," ofhe
said Cover, IN the estate his Father, the VIII
liam Cover deceased both Tes personal, in civil dis
70 Of ssid county OF Davidson, and will convey
such Lte invested said trustee. This llth
day January 1858, ARlS BLOWN,
ian l4-sOd-tds-prs fee s. trustee.
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ESCAPE AND REcAPTURE.-We learn from Mr.. VIM.
H. johnson, keeper Of the Penitentary, that one Of
the prisoners in that institution made his escape
yesterday morning in the following manner: He
had gone up to the guard room and secured suit Of
clothes belongngto one Of the guard, which he put
on under his prison suit; be then descended and
went between the shop and outer wall Of the prison,
where he remained until the prisoners were sum-
moned 10 breakfast, then throwing of his prison
uniform, placed a ladder which had been used in
white-wsshing, against the outer wall Of the pris
on and made his exit. He was seen by gentleman
who suspected he was prisoner and gave the alarm.
It was aseeItained that prisoner BY the name Of
Reeves was missing, and six men were started in
pursuit, who soon captured him. He was taken in
very thick briar patch the residence Of Judge
Turner, where he had attempted to conceal himself
under leaves anil other rubbish. BE was sentenced
for three years. and had only about eleven months
10 stay.
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For Signs; Cards, and Mantel Ornaments
MRS b. ?. DUKE from Carksyille, having recently
VI rived IN Nashville, respectfully begs leave call
the attention Of The citizens her style Of Paintin
peculiarly adapted for signs, Cards. and PaflOr Ornaments
Mrs. D. brought with several peOE artists, and
tends making Nashville her pemaneu residence, where she
is prepared receive orders from all parts the State
Specimens OF this style ofpantng be her Studio,
Cam be l's Block Union street ian 10 '55-u
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
lust recsvoda email lot Of Trunks Valises, &c, which
% I viii sell gsry low for cash.
nov5 J. r. MeGuL.
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OPINION OF THE JUDGES ATTHE LATE
Nicola MICs, EAIn

the late Mechanics Fair held the City )fEashvie
Il IN OCTOBER 1885, Inc Judges appointed examine ar
teles In Class 43N0 II, GROVER & BAKRR's sewing Ma.
chimes; No. lbf, SIsaERs-RepOFt upon the Princi-
pal points and merits Of The machines as OlloWs:
The machines are both tw thread machines thai is usn
two sepeate threads Tor making the stitch; GRovRE
q BAKER using the thread from Common sDOOIG
with Two Needles; aud that Of SISsER's using one
spool and one needle, the other read working fOm Bob
ne committee, is best adapted 10 Fine Clothing, sad.
dlery, &c. -
The GROVER & BAKER as the Least COmDItcat.
ed machinery and, of course, easier mani
aged; advantage Of using SpOOls without Re-
winding, and, Win the exception OF fine clothing
dler &c, IN the opinion OF the committee is best suit
ed for Family use.
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NnTEGE-

rVyHR sTC CKHOLDERs ofthe Protection Insurance. Com
RAW Nashville hereby notified that leleouon
for brssto be held lhs once Of said Company
MONDAY. the frst day OF February next.
ByO FsT Of the Board. IsAAo LITTOh,
Jan 2f-t,E Secretary.
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"a There was q frll and fashionable house al
the Gaiety last night to witness Mr. MurdOch's i'm.
pcrsonatiOn Of Young 1ira5sl, in the " IncOnstant
or Wine Works Wonders, % and he achieved most
brilliant triumph, calling forth applause upon aP
plause he displayed his great histrionie powers
in that admirable character.
Tonight Mr.. Murdoch re-appears as Alfred Ere
Ign, in Money" g character in which he won the
highest applause on its first presentation at the
Gaiety
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crease in the army.

Vertigo Extreme LangHOr and EXhaus-
tiOns viii not trOu de you alter using bottle OF hR
HAYES HOLLAND BiTTEHS. Take half tea spoon III
regularly, hour before meals-eat medeTaely-tske
short walk before breakfast and you will find that all that
all that has said Of this remedy is Try rarely
fails relieve Sick Headache, Weakness CT any kind Acdty
Of the Stomach, or any symptom of Dyspepsia.
-
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"a JOHz TORK Co. have received Frank Les
ls Of the 2Sd. 1t contains fne view Of Chicago,
g view Of the plaa Of Chalmette upon which the
battle CT New Orleans was fought, and many other
eBgravings.
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MAURIED-On the 26th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father BY the Rev. Mr.. Lynch, D. D.,
DR.. T. F. EVERETT to Miss JEssADusE FLOWERS, all
Of this citv
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n6s- We take pleasure in directing attention to
The advertisement Of BASUsIA SEMINARY, in tOday's
paper. This is one Of the best schools in the cOun-
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Advanced Taxes

COLLECTIONS NFtiCE, CITY HALL
Nashville, January 10Th.
U'AA-PAh hhS who desire 20 avail themselves Of the
privileges OF The law allowing pre- pay Of Corpora
tian for the 1893, hereby notified hat they
will be waited upon by calling above. Interest The
OF per cent. month wi. De allowed OF
certificates Issued. owner OF taxable property within the
call. A. NELSON,
janlg-Im Collector
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Homeopathy.
DRS. Gibson & CLECKLEY.

HAVING associated themselves for the practice Of Hoo
Ii pathc Medicine and Surgery, tender profess
sona services tbs citizens Of Nashville and surrounding
country
once opposite OddFellov5 Hall, earnerof Summer and
Union streets. Z. d. gibson,
ianI0-u NJ. A. CLECkLEY.
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DAVID P. ROBERTSON.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1857.

The New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, Richmond
Enquirer St. Louis Republican aud Democrat Mobile Reg
tssT Memphis Appeal, Louisville Journz and MONTGOMERY
Advertiser will publish the foregoing Cor Two weeks and
forward charges 70 this once, Uani-H
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sSy- HAaaH has received harpeT's Weekly for The
current week. lis IN ARespaliy interesting BUM
Der, and among iss naay arlislsa mny be foune
.Lisat Gi5bsas Ezpiarat.ca efils Tslsg q he asss-
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.
ACker, WaTrau & Co..

THOMAS HOPE CO., No. I32 Chambers street.
4 NeE-HOrk,-esta6shed ls2O-lmpOuers and De sIers
in all descriptions Of Rare Old Madeira sherry and Por
Wines Finest Old Brandes, Superior Old Jamaica ST
CrOE and Antigua Rum Old Holland Gin and every va ety
OF Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
ChaHpaE SUt8Ine, hoet & CbaDdou and
Mumm's Imperial, Cabinet and Verzeusv Heidseick sDd
other Brands.
CiaFet and SauterHe-Including Chateau Mar
gaux, Chateau La6ue, Le0ve, LsrOse, Margsuy ana 81
Julien, Chateau and Haul Sauternes
HOOK Wimes--Of JOhnanuesbergeT, Ma cobrupDer
Rudeshsimer HOckheimer, Sparkling ock and NoseNe
Scgarb-Ua the choicest varieties, EegEuts Reglss
COnchas, Operas, Pressed and COmmunss.
Foreign ETuitS-Of all kinds, Rsisns. AImoDds
PUnes, &c.
cas- and COffeeB-all Of the finest qualities
Hams and TOnEuGs-BuTliBgtou Virginia ana
NeSphalia Hams, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen ButtCF-iu FiTkns, Tubs ard Stone Jars
Foreign BiCkClE-Sauces, CatsHps, Sardines Ca.
pers, Olives, &c.
ErCserVGs-East and West India and Domestic Ano
full and general assortment OF every variety OF FINE
GROCERIES, ImarhG 557--5Ir
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
OILOMLL-ALLN 10 La ND ELLEERS.

WE offer for sale about 200 acres Of Land LongCrees
" about b miles North Of Nashville. large portion
the came well tim0ered splendid saw Mill, proPelle
ey a never failing stream Of water5 many cnnyenien
and comfortable improvements; whole tract splendidy
Watered and capable OF making exceant StockFarm.
There IS on me Mill Yard from $4,000 TO $1,000 worth OF
sawed timber wagon and teams, stock, hogs
cattle, &c, oc with every article necessary to carry
such an establishment To enerprlsng business this
altogether Offers splendid opportunity 70 make
profitable Investment
TERAs-lhree equal payments in G. 70 and "a months sat
isiacory secured, payable Bank with interest," and lien
retained usual. Apply TO
march off NANCE Il WO0nVARD
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Two val UABLE EARlAS E0R sac.

THAT Valuable farm on which the undermined has re-
sided for The last eight Ornius years, for sale
the waters Of Big Harpeth rVer county Of VIII
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville near the aga Of
IanE the klehland aud Centr8ve Turnpike nine miles
from Franklin, the county Of williamson. and within
two miles OF me North Western RalroEd being con-
srucJsd. The tract contains about hundred ezht
acres Of nst rate farming land; the county oeluoen
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest cor
Of the tract. formally the we'll known o.
the late Wilkins Whiefld.
On this farm comfortable residences win an ne
cessary houses; barn, cribs, stablss carriage houEs
win excellent young orchard OF most choice irut Good
spring water, and an abundance Of never g stock
ing this farm B another Of about hundred acres Of
excellent land with good residence sale soil d
6Gh tracts Is equal 70 any for crops, either gain grass;
and both united, hey viii be sold separately 8geher
may suit buyers is thought by good judges could be
made Of the best stock IN The state szo.
A. those wanting 70 buy, would Of Whsh view
The premises before purchasing further description Is
deemed Unnecessary, but all invited call and f0r
1smssVes. aug 25-eO&Wu JOHN a.. HlLks
WISH 70 sell the farm which reside, 10 Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above By Mr.. e.
Hill containing By surve5, hundred and ninety
nine hall Of drst rate farming land, with
Portable dwelling, with all necessary MOUSSE suitable f0T
small farm, with good water. Inc farm IS well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
stone will sell his place separately, togsther
with Mr. Hn's-as both united would certainly make dee
irable farm, and purchasers invited 70 call MINI
and examine he premises LAVlNIA CRAIGHEAD.
For feFhsr particulars apply Mr.. d. Snyder a. ne
St0reOf Snyder q Frzzsl, Nashville L. C..
Rur5-eOErwn
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Ladies out I'm CAV attire,
And keep merchants from despair
And long faces
NOV, Ladies, there is excuse for DUWdy Bonn ct,
~ to make things look gloomy than Bank Suspen.
sons and scarcity Of money, &C., for close out our
Fall Stock.
so Cloth COaks ro 81 to S. worth doub 10 that price.
iJUO Pieces Of hDbOns every ard beautiful stye
$40 cantOns OF Paris Flowers, for BOnnets anys &c;
50 do Rich ManabOn and Ostrich pumes- new desiSns.
30 Of rich and medium price eolored Gimps and
plain StraWs;
10 cases colOred Lsghon Fsts, Misses Gpseys Plain
Straws, DC.
$50 boxes Rush caps and Illusions.
Our stock OF Fancy bonnets will supass anything we
have displayed at previous openings large stock
cloth aimas and cOaE latest shapes, the price
in the city, Buga collars and Lacs, very stock
EmbrOdee and Needle Goods in endless variety; Og
dozen Hoped skirts Of every desgn, large
o. Fancy and Ornamental goods Consisting Of fine Cabbls
COMBS the new style Bonnet comb and Gumelastic Head
role new article, Extracts ror article 50 cents
worth u.s. Gloves, Pamsols Fans &c at extremely low
prices, good stock Of WOleR Goods for children Tai
mas Jackets Mitts, Leggngs, Hose, style, Rgoetts
sheateT and panys LADIES' Worked and Fancy Dress
Moha ana SILK net and Fancy Head-dresses Chenet
vet aud Binl, large stock OF ohemels.
Partisan Millinery Bazaar. +. WISE, Agent,
nov22 No. 10, Union street, next dporto State Bank.
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PEARL PAINTING.

DERSoNS wanting chars rs-seagod with Cane,
1 haVethsm we'll done BY
MRS. JULIA sPOTSWOOD,
ian o. No 10 Couth Warkat
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$4,000 Reward
FOR
SAMUEL NTER EDITH!

THE undersigned will give the above reward for the 3D.
prehensiOn and delivery the JailOF Of Franklin co
~, Tt nnessee OF SAMUEL MEREDITH, who murdered n
r Robertson the town Of Winchester Tennessee on
evening OF the 24h December and has ed parts known
Said Meredith is from . TO 80 years old; six feet
high; slender, thin visaged high forehead; light blue eye
large and prominent but Of angud expression good many
wrinkles about the eyes for his age; far complexion rather
salOW; light hair, but thn his head had many
all over his face, except the upper lip, WHISPERS thin on
each Side OF bis face, and Of ashy color chn
his movements rather Slow hasa down look his hips usual
compressed but when in nveTsatiOn pleasant amies
easily and shows hne SCI ofeeth has much erve and self
possession; brick mason By trades Cds black mole
skin OVeFeoa perhaps since he left has his hair and
WhiskeFs.