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PENNsYLYASIA RAILROAD-
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VIE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
n western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States CON
tnqoqs Railway direct THs road also oonhsc ct pelg
with daily lines Of Steamers toalF psFs s western RIVERS,
snd tCeeland and sandusy with steamers to all the
northwestern Lakes; making the most di6, ch6ap6 % goi-
GeoTte by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
I RATES BETWEEN rH1LAD ,HIA AND PITTsBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-BOots, Shoes, Dr foods lin - ,ooi.
boNes,l Furs, Feathers, &c. ~ PSI ass b
EFoOSDa CLAss.-BoO3z and Stationary, Dry en- - 3S,s
Q0ds ia baIes Hardware, Leather 6c V00 PCT 1VOh'
THIRD CLAss.--Anyils Bagging, Bacon and zo - INA
Pork lin butkil Hemp, Sc, ~ PCT AV0b'
FOURTH CbAss ,sfsh, aeoz, and R1rk F ,oo.
(packed4l Lard and Lard Oil, W ~ 4VVb
tlogE=Z3ots leE hi. IRfil egrthaE notice. a=A a.
9rsin-31cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice. g- -
"a peE oaaes Hat eoaiHg " lbs, weight nBtilfr
Et tiis.e.rs o.. t-frssl-
ga3 fEp1q pont East Of Phia pHJ
sc1lar " $40 package. giz. khiiadas 4iHca8.ra
toP - tle AsRRts 81 this Railread Bhad8l
pla t58Es va ltozEa FCd Eith0Ut decntion.s sBa
4sEISHR AeEsTs-s oEls & Co. MoEFhss Teun
r. = sa IS 4 Cos ST. Louis; j. 5. Mitchell Son. EVANSVILLE
1RaaqA; DneSns Bfl and MRrdOo Garter a., JeEeh
Louisville, XVI E. c. MedTum, Madison Indiana SprnEHan
&rqWps a1d 500, Cincinnati g. W. 6rahsEl &C
Evansville Ohio Leach & Co.. No 81 Kilby slH Rssten
La& ko2 aSss hsIT York; Noa.4- William street,
and No EaterE Places AeE York & Sadsr hilsdelEhiai
agTeF r. oans IL Ilerci Geo. G. 4 Hsncisos, Riftsbur
i4lssH- HlALsIoAs hsRaEEk 6EazgA9 9gfnf, ass2 a.
-t g Lka fisAttA ape dEto7zaY keaa-s
ePLAs p ~ s-as1 DO -35 f' 80
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
SNNYDER TRfZZELL are nov opening wen sseeoed sto5k
suitsble the ED6 pEeea 3
espond with the tines Consisting in part Of
II NentfS ff Faif p a D 2sisL Oh
Patent Leather g and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting &C 81 - ~ IA
{" Cloth and Lasting Caters, 80 80 g
Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
Cd ladies gaitersy fsiny ith Gnd With5utbees Ord ' 6
- Slippers " =" - .... -.- o. r--,.-
g Fine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
" . CATERS,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels,
g KidIBOotsss "a q = 4 ~
Children's Shoes Of every variety,
Boys and pouthg shoes Of every variety. o
the ab07c have something very nice for May Day AsO,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of al kinds.
Call at No. q Public Square.
april3O - SNYDER &BkIZZElde'
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AZ. rec THE sWeNAHRK LAND, -l.ta
On Browns Greek and franklin Turnpike
..-.... ...., Read Fer sale, .,...--,s....
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NAAEHVILAE Lt5laf B 20 y - y, -,
@. DARDEN, dealer IN -LunIbers AID -,
has hand large lot Of CEDAR teiios a4 49,
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Pep y -'s,G.n
ling, Ssaa7 Cedar Cedar lRR,and BaRaE - nave
Kotloa Pine EloSEiugi snz = slee > 20.
Poplar shingles-al In constant = so ~
lowest prizes for cash. :. y: 14eADE1s
R1a Na.afills LaRbE Yard, No.lll BreadSlg'
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REAL ESTATE,
seek, B1oOd EEsrsssyl Breed Mares a eolts,
.rai Flirntag 7Sohy o5i13 fodder, Hi5, 01ts c.sr
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-sss 81 -ss= szsF as5g< az 1ssisaT ssasz-zsizs
- zai - es:s = - = ga - ssyzs srI.
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Re all who shall see these Prsseuts-5rcstings
UZIfEREAS i has been made known 70 me- that certain
W. GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
atocous murder on he30th day aV 1875 upon the bodies
Of VIM H. Spicer and r. VAIL late Of county Of Dyer,
has fed from Justice, and Is now rdHnirts tlafgB.
Now Therefore /, Islam Harris, s9Issaid, By
virtue Of power and authority in ysd5 hereby
reward Of three hunde fo % or persons Who
may apprehond the saQEsg toas And deliver him to the
Sheriff uJaioruf ON county Dyer, n order that Justice in
that behait nav b. had sgd sS5cutelg ~
- Ia testimony whereof have hsreunto sot Hay haad,
+ and U7i the o. ne Ssfe 10 be aiyed al
= ~ Nashville the elsgenth day Of July, Is5s- - ~
.sE ~ e.. So ----e- ~ 1SifAa g. HARRIS,
By ms GdverpsrE - 80
J.E. 3. RE9Is sta'e' - - s
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2 OLDHAM q WHITE.
a TT ORNE US ar Law

- ~ MnEIIn3' WeTUGl
sTRRtOTfgE hss Disssg Cotftl a. Wsssfa Teri "A II
The Unsi States DISTRICT and Supreme CouTi = Austp ~
Yer. land claims ofeveIy f ton known our laws, nTd
eeaed either bafop ne Courts - Ganersl Land Once
Of Claims. Office on Congress Avenue near the Capitol.
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lss 1NEWFALI. 4 WINTER GoDDs :. =.
At WH0LESAL -s.
n u A u A II a A s

n
w and Fancy Dr. g6s, Ready Made cioinE Fur IND
Hs 00 a1ss t S0 S eng BT3as Sae9 2 si
Worcba1tS ~ ~, - IN $3.50 nj h r,,Ss
-
- ~ = ~ 1Ss.t5 ~ M ~ Fts go q IN,
Cds rTrpt cTlp WI 5Tar ne ci-e and az - Ebe-t
9s;e -1o1, j5Tesf s4 5 men, sr rr5ei Is al
S az III - ~ ~ liset5,-c aS srone
49, S,1nt ~ A' ~ -
We have line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS or every
,npIa- n5 jToTort5 70 or n1aIfri5 ,be ty6its sfsfe;
10 yyyt5g8 We fuvitg s-EcisI attention. q =
Also, have large stock Of READYMADE CLOTHING, that
can't be quality4style add cheaPnss m Amereu.
Also, 400 BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
under regular prices: ,,,,,,,-,I,,,, ., o.,
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FALL AND ,VFINTER DRE.GOoBe.

VNTE are nov inrsosi Of JaF stock II ssOcDs g HE
w FALL = RAD u, which eoHPrsss eyer
Foreign and Domestic Dry GOodss FarletfeS5
&c, together with a Complete Assortment
of Ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shes,
and Hats. sa e "a -
Uniting a d. SiJf the above ttssehss uslAess nj ope
think VII b able to oder such indtclents b Aehnts
make he interest q tfade win Us ad would rpt
fully solicit examination OF out Stock Et intke c
90 ses=izil -v8 hz -s-sr', rs 49, = W.
boots AND SHOES. - =, =
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: CHINA HALL STILL.

IS&AA A-NA ARA LII > a AA4s ~
EVAVING purchased A. IL Hczs' very large and 'sssV
complete stock Of Chfha- Glass; QuecnsEaFe, &c, ~
together with his oustlntu Cleis 4 via CoRtinus the
business al the old stand, CHINA IALL9 apd sRiet ~
patronage Of all the old customers and all others
need osuoh goods, who may favor Witha call All those
Indicted ~ eenen respectfully called upon tOconefoT-
ward and psy ups the cid accounts Be sed a right
away, "a L ms .FHOIC r{rHH u n
J. g. Darden is fully authorized to transact an business con
nected with the concern. - -
auuI4wS62d a. 81lJT @. BARR ACHHlRR
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HOUSE AND LOT FO.R SALE.

HOUSE An - LyH EO8 SALE
DYa decree Of the e Codrt u DAVIDSON t5uh rem
dered at the July iez ~, asyaugh
Patrick Navaugh will Oher FOR sale, at the Court House
n Nashville Saturday, the 4th % spJsnbsf heS Rot Of
said city, fronting 20 IS feet North Market street,
running half way lack TO College street. upon which there
small Frame Dwelling sais,agRery is sold for division
0ne-third cash; the balance ~ 6and ronhs credit
Good security required, and q lien retained
jy3l T. EssG4tEATaA CLERK
LAND FOR SALE,
gTyHE subscriber oes ~ m seventy ceres ofand the
- Middle Franklin Tunpikez fJa miles om- AsstleS sd
Joining which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
jones' The equal the it, Win aBendonce excel
lent falling water with the most hesnul budng le
DO TIE country and mb5 the finest neghnsra6od 10
Ansrca- - sptiH = = SkfiIA NJ II. 8.S1 LlsllA
DESEIs ABLE : AIM ron SAFE Oh E1e-
- CHANGE
EETE fersalefor desirhe FaT Bebuczle bedford
wv county Tenn tanning $50 soc oero
basneswgll tmbsFed frame dwelling with rOausf nero
cabins barn, SC; springs The tract @ No. farm. We
wiz akefe6 5000 Nashville property, sng1 farm
within 2or3 miles Of the city in Et payment CAL s9onOn
=. L. 3 x W hhO1ANTa
funs942sm ~ p ~ Cnsfrg sIssst.
HNOR SAEISs-1ORe hundred bales NorthsrHFFkt Bay
I' iast Eeqslyed By 22zz rs czAARk ssOA.
NEW WEIEATE NEW WEHEATll-1 -
ME want 600 bushels Red Wheat, s5o 2de bushels
w neR White Wheat delivered as early pPasbe ~
which We will pay the highest market price This " heat III
-iuneiO-tf z. 5. FRENCH & SON.
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s1s1 : July F0s6s 9 ~ 80 49,,
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DesGripJfpg ,of QeoEge.NIilton.

ss about IS wears Of age, weghs about 1870 or l4s pounds
and is ket SAX Aafj 1I ewes short chin,
with very sa neck aud chr gpniPg Up 70 or
the ear s6bp6sef % Il "a result Of se, which IS 50 severe
that Is Is diihcuit for hin % close BIZ It0ufh.,
supposed to haR 70 tEausasa he lived some
years at Cravey's Ridge, IN that STATE. jyT3-d
Memphis Appeal and AFa(nCe give the above Eve m
serti6sf1s AHA forward bill to this OHige.''
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ADSHAW, LANDI'7F
NO. 90, UBI0H SZEEE1, .s.as-
- HAVE just received a fresh supply Of BOOTS a.,
8 and, HOES which Viii be sold a. thsyey Ogf u
EVN est prices. IL -. ,r .l-s. ta tt s, as IN
D. 4saddes lasting eaiteEs, nth and githoHt heslsss
.iLad LasiRg CoRgres Caters With ald eess -
49, d. Thick and Thin ssle Kid BoQtess heels and bessie
- do ,EroRt Laced Lasting GsteEsil bas 81 %, "a, ~
do French embroidered Slippers something ucei
do ~ hite Eid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed, heed and heels
'-i, FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid and Goat Bpoees, heeedi
Lasdhs CATERS t'- '1'.'.''''
do Kld sfippers;, = q 80
Do Thick sole School shces
Childrens' kdAd gds. BOotes, thicE and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeed Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers
FOR GENTLEMEN
entlsmens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
do do Calf Water Proof Go
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress Caters;
do do ?. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
DIS. do DO do
do Cloth Congress Caters; .-..-,------
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept in Shot Store, 20 which invite the IT.
ia n2s BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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ss1 : s7sH 56LT F0tfs 1s5s ,s r9ss.t =
yos,. ai4as o. surasar aassss s6zsl ~ EAsa,aals,
Il sannecaon with NEW ToEz $40 Sti IA s1ses ss1st
Elaesfte -. efl- II
Charleston aud Savannah.
FTYEIE fOneE,as rS5as,ts kssEsos onanaAsf JgER1st
NEW KaEK 10 ASS ! 81 sl s assHi
TiTselass,pes loOisss % Sad iaas n5s s1sSi's
Third clsssb hassss s.4a riss .aiaa.slsai p 1Ois
Hats In Boxes. !" rsyi5S = 40 ee-ts 3 is.
speeial4asSs sllsss 500 -ssss ls3 50 70
.5'7'1 CLzs ATfoS o. nm r go a.
ISL igLASS.s8PsnouFortsS pooSs eests,
She's. l5sgsss, i. 80
.sevit{erssis sesl,sa tsse ~
~, Iruss' $40 rssl 80 6 - GaSd6a
--sss Tssz QgS,ss1 rIcsss sa sIsi "a Apt
Il -taEis are Viqeas-ss e sa1l ai.t ls5
Sd Ct tEcsg1 Sa9s g ,seee
Qaezi and p9esiiY ebsee9' $780, =
EasRFs hpEssa OILS IL sarEels s9 sn,
an Classic shoyels, spaass, So ;LF01s zre
in pigs, Tin Plsfs q Chans snd Hoes,
Mantle A9s Cotton cQrasgss CO W.
or ether Chemicals 5 sH 81 y eessts sssst At
M Ia Charge for Aiags or Eorwsrdns Ths
above rates cover all expenses from New York to Nsy.
II , Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
oA4 "tat q ctcftIsOuft ~
Insurance., ., ss,'s -.'s a1s
By the above Les cents tlanb y RitnE, JEhaeng,
Parkersburg and The Ohio rivers hsSanne 81 ts75
per 100 pounds drysgp0dS s.sa .sfz
III , will aauasas eoouEiEg al
Sea. a.fi -ii .faisl e. li.zia
Goods shipped savannah should b aongnsd % AeEt Cen
Go tiS6f shipped sd'7 7ia s . n.
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston
,,.i- CIIARLE ". AGDE RSGhsslsla
jyl4-f .,.s az ssergs-J ~ fflaneral Agent. n
Banner, Gazette and Patriot copy, ana deohs former
ADVERTISEMENTS. 90 Eaa fa mo- 81 hai aa ztk
EATT AREEa ,ETTNETgyvgEl N lsVrsl - o. \
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Fer PhilsadeIpaEia;e New York; doc.,
gao" 'r1-f ''-. - '''-'a 'TRoW
aa.-4SaV1RGEiah and Charleston.
clRTN PassENeERs TO II77ii1 4 o. SIg
Excursion Tickets good Tor retlrnas up to January l.
Tickets from Philadslia ~ Niagara Halls furnished
by Agents a. Charleston aRdsayannabs sd
The wellknoNn first class side-BheeI Steam
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. o. Z. $3.50
MAR5HEAz, AID STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. - 4tSa3
J. J. GARvLS, ---lt-F - ~ .-5 aEszsA-Aas
Rog erma Yeeky Lane Tor che North leaving Ghsrleson and
eayghnah on lterpste Saturdays, as follows 49, =
aThs sfatei fgg charlese August sep
tembeI lIt hi f95er 9a and I'd, &e, LEAKING Philsde
pAis he alternate Saturdays. .:..,.. ,..z-..,.-
STATE fran savahnah August 7t, q; Sep
omber 4th thg r Cd 10th and &Eh, &C, leaEirg Pha
delphia the alternate Saturday,.
FOR safet. hhE Fisupetor State Baoms, these
Sinus surpassed BY any the ep2st One HUNDRED uils
Of fs route on Delaware river and tie at2 nights a ses
,1IEoR NLAGARA FALLS, TTIE LAKES, AND CANADA
..sEEORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
inf line Connects at Philadelphia with the Great
Rroad Route through 70 Niagara Falls Buffalo, in 10 hours
from Philadelphia Thro1gh EetsFith hd privilege OF stop
ping at Philadelphia and Intermediate points, for sale by the
Agents at Savannah --a=-g .as.
Fare Niagara Buffalo, SO Elmirsi S2l 70 Csnadagua,
a22IgsTc lHEs -.5r1 AZ A. GREINER d Coz q
zf=- 60 aaAgf1s1a 81 saFauaah.
7. S. & T. G. BUDDYaI.-t.
spril23-d3m a4sf-s- AZ AGENTS a. charleston.
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Miss Emily Bl9Rnt PLiRRIelT Described.
The eluR bus lGsPs Ss7t5Tsldssarih Miss lDe
Riyeire iBouni very mipuley IN recent Issue of
his paper If our eOtemporary has not eOlored his
picture too highly, Miss Emily is young lady with
whom any manning t-vsEy naturally become enam-
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FREIaHTs BY SAIL vEszEAs-FN PR8PRALEBs EReM
New York. Philadelphia, BOstOR1
r.jssr'f.- sr's'a and Baltimore. -.ei. 81
MERCHANTS Fho rnay ship b, the above sz--fSHz
Nv vessels nfoEned that bF consigr- ~
ing their geDds-tss The. agents Of the South 4lSs&
Carolina Railroad, Charleston, agents Of 49,
Central Rarssd, SavaRn, they will be forwarded free OF
Tagsge and Wharfage only chHrgcd a b sent
through the fol0WtugTgtgy: ---------
Fnon Charleston or Savannah TO Sasbyille- 81. -
FIRST class, per IeOIbS. Sic
- ~.ondclass o. o.. -i-...-.- .lTO
i-lTd class, 80 .a ..-s,.ss-. = r--s ~
Special far light goods, 1000 lbs. .ss'3
SHOWING paid vessels and amoBut charged tpT
dTayage and wharfage, Bl be mailed consgnses, sa
- 80 ~ enables " ANDERSON, Geu'l Agent
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GILBERT, mAG EN g CO.,

- S-2 AlLIE--E Z IA a ALL
HAVE ON E4AINEA 74z900- H SlA2SN{S OF
BROKEN STONE Tor McAdarnizsng, and viii sell great
bsTgain,n taken sshorttses H. esisis1L SO
.- W. II. JOHNSON,
Ie13 .' see PenitentiaFy.
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qtSo5ss akqls o. tassIfr fsesf t5EE 70 Essassls
lnsannection with NEW ToEx $50 Shsi aad sttes ss5
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FUNERALS.

VIZ r CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fisk eeebrs ted
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 70
attend at al une as herstore, When bis may be
required Office tie PhGnix Wareroom No 40 Spring Eeet,
Cherry. Residence No y Vine street. betFess spring and
n. Wlalso attend to receiving rEaag bodies, g.,
Ehen notified sHrA-N
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AMI CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, ~ College street,
rs now receiving largo excellent stock Of ladies
and Gents wear; and fur Misses Boys and Children.
Gents SUP. Calf Stitched, Puit-- Sole Boots "
DO Frenoh Pstept Leather ans Cal faitsrai ~
do do Patent and Calf, kA I Red Top DO
do BlssEoss3nsAsah5B gatk lfai ff-sSs j. Do g sk
do English LastiRg sPd FrsHch Csti Kid 9issil sssF
dos HEasHh Stitesd RQFn PgnP Shoes ssI yuEeIa
do Lasting OXf0rds and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco 0xfordsi .sftfE
do Calf Union half Caters. -,-~
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and uou
do DO do Dc Lace. Lace Ro,, do DO DO ssG2lI1aS0o
do Glove. % % DO DO 4soisesee
do French do Slippers trimmed DO DO do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do - do 8 lido
MISSES HI hid Rg2s siSs sPS si9 '0f So
do Black Kid s. Brsuzea Slipper do e Idosa \ .dqg
do Lasting Caters Plain 4 TipPddo do do
CHILDREN'S New BfoHsea Heel Slippers; BaeR an6Cot
Ord Lasting Caters Boots and Shoes, beagttS sfsonent
and in great yariety.
BOYS and Youths Oxford Ties, Congress- GaitsI Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties etc. etc Call at g
College Street. JOHN 7RA4RGE-t
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NUMBER 177.

TIE ssT5sE-ora s1<EE=-=s1l susbzafB ltzssES'I
ssa reeana7leatsro izs-alg2al - EsrEEsalslF and
- Is9k a he sSsgTtns1 e shaFls. - g.
- 49,, g EaaAa 9rese1t to his VIE upoR her
uI1su>lAg eioss q Mud on8 III a & sharI
7 % l-e4se hinzi1 sei5 e r.
saaeFs ne thoulan1 "A !
flung g RhEs ePl7 eight hupdred = .AfIer so-,s
ette1pt et pargaintng ne vent away vitbo,lf biol
ihsr pronisidg p feiatn 81 iin ne eIlII6fss ~
Chlnt FaH iaEmslatsiT ths gsnlisnis6slr1i -
ss8 biz, Eifss and, related theaoeouuusle,- - -
EnebaBtsd st ths kindness Of hee spouse, IL i,i-
willingly paid he two hundred franks 81 Hhich "a
lad dsnlurrsd, dnd -sent away tie dry Soods ma.
hssing ehisiIe6 uPsH HIN tas stiiesesEsfIsHct y
pc ~ ght dags apsstedi Tia hirthday ar1irsdl hst
h9t see s6aFi, The afy, GRPasT As ths pon-sPBsaF-
snee o. the present, after allowing the usual week Of
grace, sent % asrf41d B e. uodsy 81 TIE 5ftwL ~
Z onisdmenS - The msFoAGnsi TIE shawl hsd bs51
aeliFeredsi othes hus5aRd some .ten daTs asssious
fslsggEg siSs7-Ehet DID he g. 2vPgy9 CT.
- - % 20 >. .aLs-aa ..iae,l .-ui rri s-.rfs
TRADERS BANK.
SIGfIr ELLIS On he Cai5a Bank Of Loadou, b sins q u
- . 80 hE s1lert ~ 'tsf-gar % SD li1resss
"a ~, 90 fO.l - -
so.ississs1s,sn TIN PLATTE Sse.s-sr ,s-r. 90
slRal. B9Sss le losit gi4, bfss brepd. -.
SOO i50 boxes X iGlf4 IN, gHi-isIf 20 $50
" 90 lc AE20 do do doal~ -
~ 40 TX DO Do Do Do
no ,-'.- ~ pigs hanca Tin. 81 X
y Ps lad JUS r'seEed sad los sasiovtg
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NAsnIaakoE. Salnrdarr.Anr -

me Warrington Observation-Disclosures Pro-
49, = - ne Cass-kEerran TreRty-sIn-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27

TENNESSEE MAXINE AND FIRE ENsU
RANCE COMPANY
--' ''' 4 5 20 "O,
OFFICE Northwest Cornerof re Public square Over DEE
Pearls Exchange Once They viii .aEs ss4 on 8e|lr-
aud other Houses, os IN Store, against sss or Daaes ~
Fire. Also Marine and RFer Hazards, from ADD 10 al urt
&c aLcs; EssE5a5 AdAs5f DiEsrss o. I'M RlvEg no
5siA - slra-'is MIN 7l17THast tlla tt-, g.1e
JO4Ef ~ ErBLs ze 900 'sJO8EPtr y AUX. 1i'4
JAMES Cpkkikfs~ -,ls-. g. THOMPSON ANDERSON
3. 81. fOGG, y. a. OWN,
ALENs ALLISON 81 p JANIS Ellis. > On sF
r. u. GARDNER N. =. ALLOWAY
7-9ai % caoilf1-sE. 8. E8KfNl - 2 80 -'4.a
-t-.l d. ,-,,---. .,--# JOSEPH VAULlE. aTrt-isuts
" BUTtEE, Secretary. ioCrs-u aluis.
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Cash for NEGROES,

TNVHE undersigsd vii pay cash y likely young a.
Negroef ne VIII 3ls5 Bo5fd usTos5 std sell them ~
commission atNo e-Oedar street, Sashvs5 TsHn and
viii b responsible ne escape Of 81 noeE fefs 81 hs
charge. Can and Sc. tIuySstfl Fllos. g, JAHES-
OUNDRIESs-sFresh Burmuds Arrows Root, Pearl Sage
Palo French Chak, Shoe Brushes Selsts PoWders Bas
Fir, Diamond Clements, Bung Corkss &C. For ale BY
- 49, " DEtfnETbTE a. kEIT.
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.cBkNGE or sCHEDULE.

DOUBBE BAILY- TRAINS ID e.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-27

UNRESH ARRTVALS.--....-.
n Ladies' French Lasfing Caters, with heels;
Den Itallan elQth siisisoafs fai.esta
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
-D0s Essn0h Lasting cangHss Gaser5;
Do do do Slippers;
Do BLACK Feivet and hd SlipTEEsF= .ss.' , q -
Misses CATERS, Boots. and slippers.
ne aSsortpent o. Childge and Infants Boots shee' anu
Gate-s Just recgfye6 lyv' w - JOHN RAMAGET
augI -. - --'-s q CoIleis street
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= @ MooEs names Oh 3 By q Boston, dan y Lsyathan,
~ 2l1lhsat1l hllnesos ~ 0ieac5e, dam ~ Levla
FRIDAY,
Jockey ciub Puss one nile heat5i ares best N ave
--stsr -1z1 r--si 3asAFURDEFf e tt1 q ls-lf 80
= 9Ocksz glsbRsss seso-,uslnnshesa 81. % 30 d, ias
auz3 sTsAsa - A. 81 ,; Carter ProPrsiqT,r
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currently reported that sell Goods only BY Auction,
while two thtdsRf lass made Tiasy, Ike all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception that is
We sell esnd on notes 5o0 2oc less than
heir prices. Taus'l TRAUBE & LUCAS.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-03
ARTICLE ".
GOVERNMENT OF CIRCLE.

SEC. l. Each Circle may frame it's
own laws in regard to its order of bus
mess, fines, benefits and also in appoint
ing extra officers, committees &c, if ne
cessary. .-.-,.~..-.@...=-.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-03


ED1roRIAL L1FE-There is so much truth
in the following. from tire pen Of Capt.
Marryat, that we must be allowed to
quote it. But few readers ever think Of
the labor and care dcvolving upon an
editor, one who justly feels his RESPONSE
|bility. Capt. Maryatt says:
II know periodical will wear down
one's existence. In itself it appears
nothing; the labor is not manifest; nor
is it in the labor, 1t is in the continual
attention itrequirea Your life becomes
rs it were, the publication. One days
paper is no sooner corrected and printed,
than on comes another. It is the stone
If Sisyphus, an endlessrepetition Of toll,
constant weight upon the intellect and
spirits, demanding all the exertions Of
your faculties, and at the same time
your are compelled to the nerest drudg-
sry. To write for a paper is very well,
but to edit one is to condemn yourself
to slavery.
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