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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

~ Ihe dtetTopOtitGH Ain8tFels.- cele.
brated Metropolitan Minstrels, from New York
will give two performancesin this city ON Tues.
day and Wednesday evenings next On eacb
evening the Anvil chorus, from Ii Troyatore,
will be performed. Also the "shule Agra,
Brothers The music of this company is. all
new, and is the same as performed in New York,
The Cleveland Plaindealer says of this tronne.
'rheir singing is sweet and beautiful. their in.
strumental music is better than that of anv
other minstrel organization now before the public.
and their living statues of southern plantation
life, bnrlesques, afterpeces, etc, etc, are new
and lrresistably funny Mr. Myers, the agent,
is now stopping at the Mcclure House.
-4s0.4s--
% Railroad Aecident.-As freight train
over the Central Ohio Railroad was crossing
Seneca Greek on Wednesday last, beam of the
bridge struck breaksman named Dick Russell
on the head, knocking him backward, SO that
he fell through the timbers Of the bridge, break
ing his leg in the descent The train proceeded
to the next station without anybody being
aware ofthe accident. When the engine return-
ed to look for the wounded man, he was found
lodged on the lower timbers in such manner
that had he moved either way he would ineyita-
bly, have fallen of, and been carried away by
tue raging waters beneath. 1t was narrow es-,
cape from destruction. Russell was removed
to GAINESVILLE and properly cared for.
W- The Holiday Ihaas.-If we did not
know by the Almanac that the holidays were
upon US, we could ensily find it out by a stroll
through town and look into the shops and
stores. Now is the time when everybody Sc.
lects something to FURNISH and brighten the
chain of remembrance with which to bind
the future with the past. In this connection
we beg to refer the reader to the jewelry
house of j. T. Scott, where every variety of
suitable presents may be had, and where the
public will find hmitless, magnificent and
rare stock Of jewelry, watches, diamonds and
fancy goods.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2s.-In the Convention
last evening, the prominent stockholders gave
details of their connection with the road, and
showed that no fraudulent stock had been issu-
ed. Col Richardson, Chairman of the business
Committee, showed that enough had already
been provided to pay the embarrassed nbilities
The Orleans stockholders promised their ear.
nest cooperation, and to-day are actively having
tee amount required 10 free The road from al
claim. Adjourned Tonight. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24
JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
~ FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

DExP RIVER, Cosx, July %, 1855.
Nj Leavenworth-sir: have been troubled with dan.
druR or scurf my heRdfor more than year nv hair
began 70 out, seurf and hair together. saw in
New Haven pap'r about Woods Restorative as
cure called at store the LIST April last and
purchased one bottle to try IT, and found my satBac
ton II was the hingi removed the hair be-
gan to BroWi It snUw three 4nhers
u lcGs az 1hHye great faith in e. wish you to send
me two botlies moreby Mr. Post the bearer don't
know any Of kind this place YOU may have
. market for many bottles after here
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

LARGEST Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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BRAGG's ARCTIC I.1N1m TsNT.
And get the unEted states Johfa,,tf1 Ere
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PACIFIC
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady at 81 ,25al, 40 for white Corn firm and
advanced lie; sales white at 6Ga6T, and yellow
at at 99a7l. Provisions active. Whisky dull at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

aoE11cE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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mRREENnEA

:. y 4 Nh y 2 y D x . -8ti-
= IF YOU HAVE. ANY PAIN,
RhEuMATlsM, NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS. PARA
LYsls, OLD SORTS, sCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, STRIP JOINTS; SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, SWOLLEN GLANDS,
PILES, Or CuTANROuss nIseAsFs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

Pacific, of the Galway line, arrived to day with
Liverpool adyiees Of the 9th inst, received ut
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Nlagara Fail
To all the Eastern Cities

q All the Eastern Cities.
n A. NJ Lightning EVnrcss through to Columbus and
" Cleveland without change If cars 80 T. AZ Eye
ming Express through Beiair and pisburg without
change Of
IOur Il ally Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Cleyeland, iitisburg Steubenv Vile
and Wheeling Lightning ENnress-IeAvcs Cincinnati al
aelA ''e
THIS train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at
| Isvcland. Morrow Xenia. and London only
SHONn rRAlN.-f1cvcland FNprrss MnH-feayes
Cincinnati al eioA 4. ". for punkrk Buffalo New York
Boston, NC, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia Wash
| incfon CITY.
Ihis train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
/ Columbus
| THIRD TRATN.-Accommo1ation- Leaves Clnrinnnti
/ at : 40 Y. VI. for Springfield and Columbus
This train alSo makes connexions Tor Wnfnipr zion
Lancaster and GAINESVILLE. This stops AT al points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
| FOURTH TRAM eyeLtnd Titisburg and Wheel
ing Night ENnrcsS-Ieaves Cincinnati al 30 O'clock
| 7. NJ, for all the Eastern cities
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
| No train on sundays
| Trains run by Columbus tme-soven minutes faster
4 than Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And all Information Cincinnati please apuly al the
| latte Miami and Coyngtoa and Lexington offce No
Burnett House the OLD Once south. enst corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House or Al
| the Eastern Depot.
| J. rURAND, Superintendent
| Z. +. FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers at all the
PRINCIPAL hotels for each aud every train Ry leaving
directions either the above ofccs viii call for
| passengers IN all parts ~ the CITY. without fail
| NOV. 10. II ". RtGGlfS Conductor.
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Carpeting- aud Gii-cioth..

Real Wilton Carpets kl,gaBt Velvet and Brussels,
in great sAFiesy. Elegant lys aud ingrams, the In.
grsins tbs largest and best assorted Ne have ever
offered and al lower prcss. Alzi Velvet znd Rrts-
sells Hair and Hal Cafir friira snd laan Venetian
Ia all " hdths, together Hlth flts. hruesvts, CFumb
Cloths Rugs Mats, etc. ste. We prepared TO
max aud at dos Carpets Ia, -iiartft nussce- We
have Lrls !ug u Fli-tF sglis ~ the hrss makes
sad sli ~sstas, ~hleh ~ ~ cHt IA any shAIe 10
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TIVE oBly ehesp d1rable ant rssscnt ulzchinc fos
IL PiauLsaG inrrseIlLrc - fhe Planters a
Irnnssss-, exhihitssa AessrsA Armstrong
A O. q No % Makes strerf. N4shxssse.
Tko Cherskcx Crn Planter Ilseif above
ali eAer, fur - carstilly rAeAfness. saplcly and
the ysef ti4t I-esioTsas The lliios Az de-
.Cribe4 sork
It farro~s %; the gFaana b ans Feeuiro1 deszh-
druf@ tae GERS, nsany kernels DESIRED . ss.ee
e toar nccs dsAnfrtef. automatically he hili-
corsrt us tis and presses he eArsh fas b he ed
n.ethed sAh TIE hoe a1d marks sarslsly lie 10
s1tAaa q each All Wab = snsis hersr : man "a eoy
plznt ten - 1ftcen PER ssy "A ezsa.
lAstcfs &Ed nthers I'D "a sxa1n astioa q
this fnAc nines a. AesSEs AruktrunE Cos, ~here
aAy - se~n eaify IN prGcticAl egeFatiaa-
fersras .nhsaE b parchzse cOrNff RIGHTS n
this ~ adbsninE st.sss. b. .pRiyls hsfainiy. 80
teFrfsoFy beng d&I-.ere 81 Fspt4lT 90 uFn
ssea tsrEls - VA tnsare them isEEe retarn he
tnvestusnA CAL 81 ozcs Ne e. NsFkrt -trret.
kashsale. cuIIuS EcDOHkIA
xn23-4
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Lawrenceburg Money.

.IrE are taking t-sTeneebuig Back Nases a par
w IA FayIarlt ~ al accounts aaS AEa lof .nF
f i.s- a - WI eoKnox co
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL


twenty Choice Varieties fcr One Dollar.
TUE subscriber respectfully announces thai, NJ n
Il sUpyiy want that has been greatly De W,
handed by ArnatsCrs Il floSers, be has Pur- 49,
chased lrum Nr. ~ r. Bliss u Spring Geld Nass-, an
assortment AZ hs Flower recdss shich have been
found and are known IN every ste q The pnlon, 10
b. 81 the reliable cf4ract-fs- make the toi
losing extract frun izs' tAtalsuc, thai may be
that sell riicm - exsetiy hs pfioes Ills seeds
embrace nat olsly tl~ 81 hs raising bot selec-
tins fEuso The tc-t Ingissb. French and fow
er seeis Ikcy sid al bail the price that flower
sr.s.s have before commanded IN tbs market
have ssicet-d oct Il my large coliecton % flower
ses-is the bealt1nl and snowy rarietleE, each
Eort aslinct color, Aad CALCULATED produce his
ecert ~hrn pi4rtef oct beds grogIs The flower
border. have has eseh variety dtstinrsy marked
sith Ibe btAnezl ena kngilsh name, height tine %
so~rrtns, oaior Il use tower. u grow ING,
whether erect trailing, &C. he tine should be
sosn, and otter Naissbe hsHts culIy afcr--
In sectns tess yAfeIes. have been careful % ex-
ciade ali W1ch sy biaoHlsrs have insignia
appearance tiat te COLLECTIONS IA comprise
ouig tliss- whch really shasy aBa handsome and
~h<h bulirye uouid prove - the entire sAtisiactnn
q any iay .. gentleman ne sSei % -, -
order them The coiiecton III be seit Tree % posi-
ans part - us coantFy Al thc ioii~ ,e fr'ces
Assortnlcnt No l. 81 tSrnfy ehoee varieties
y, ...s-,ss. os twenty shoics varis
tics II HlenniHis and ferennlals--..-- %
No. ), consists q ten extra hne varie-
rs q Annuals and fercuniAls. eulbrA-
elng many q The new and choicest n
eI.illg 4lal %
a. No a. consss q ave very ehoics vari-
e,i.. s-isoied fron ffizs Flowers q English Pan
slss. essa.n c-raAiisa, .nd fieosee finks, Yer
yAseks, each q ~hich are sold AZ s~sssy-nss
rss.@as Z ordering NJ. ps.ss give Il. number a
blils pest-se STAMPS AI1x. MACKENZIE.
A pPles.-ss esls Apples jass rses,ss g.; s.s fos
"a ~ n
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A pples.--ss Ibis Apples JUS resolved ana fo~
Az b. sfsss D d nicAAN.
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Circuit Court. OF Tennessee.

The Circuit Court of the 9th Tennessee Circuit, opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays in January, May
and september; at Franklin, on the second Mondays
In Mlrch, July and November Nathaniel Baxter
Judge w b Bate, Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits the State ana Circuit Court for sum
ner county which is held by the Judge OF the Crini
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery, Davidson
AID Rutherford, on the third Mondays in February
inc and October.
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Laecs and Embroideries.

In this line sLck u suI'cyb--nbTacing all the
poS elites al tie Collars aRd Sleeves sefaTato
aud IN sets, both Tor ColarS and mopruing; elegant
Blidal Wells amt hantkerch.-s, lre Fails real and
Hnl,a;ieti; Jaeouei aud e~ss TrmrDlaeS and Flouuc
ngs. Rosl vsseneennos Papt Apliqns Laeos. lDcsrL
lt,sr
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K Err o S IN E OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SEII REDHY LETTERS PATENT


L ERuskAE ILLUMINATING Oli--Ile hight Oh
N Iained from this OIL exceeds IN briiliancy tlat Of
any ether o HIND heretofore discovered ~ mex
plusive and Will remain hmpid VA the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend as the lamps bcst adapted
"a this Ul, tho keTuscRe Lamps, manufactures BY the
following parties; Mcssrs Cornelius E&4ker also by
utt Philadelphia p Haughwout 4 Co. fss Broad
way the Brooklyu Int Llass Co, No - Broad street
Ressrs- I4ctx 4 Co. Is. William street l. Nercirr I55
lin and al. tAiwRrcs, - lttanc STREET, \. SAN
pies different styl es u lamps b. seen Al The
once Of the Company.
the and all other kinds of Machinery. burns
brilliantly ia Locomotive Head Lights, L-lInTs al
the ordinary solar Hand LAMPS and STANDS great
n ie.rcc OF colo the best Spc oii and n Admirz
bis adapted "a Railroad and steamship
kERtrsNE II HIlcAuNG uIts Aus. 8. Superior
Eubrcatpis al be found lsssrsS advantages over
any Oils Ia tifc market al same prcesaN net burn
IND haze been thur prcIs-rea "a meet the require
mcutH 81 Railroads anu utacrz
kElo~ENE HISSAClK oiI Prepared expressly for
b us' Aad xl b found admirably adapted for
be Of Steamships Nen 81 War AeFcilA % Xesss s
Lake and River Graft, aDa burne IN AL the Cabin
stateFoons bSunaeie, Forecasts l4mrs, signal Ian
terms. kc-
BanAcls OF vii remain euid "A long AZ sisperra
wili burn all Esht withsGt requiring 20 BE- trim
mel. AayAsiags dat wii De obyiOs ever ship,
HE Kerosene OILS can be Obtained from Tie Whole
sae Oh tsAleTs ship Chambers, sla GFscrrs
NcS York. and the regularly sn5s5tated AGENTS 81
the Cumpaay IA uaahy Il fAe prnr4IAl IssNus and Va
lNss u The lastea stAis, she C-aeAs .-ad The Is4as
al cuba
Ioo-i Aseass appointed On conformity nh the rule,
established " The Board q fr2sle.sl appiLcalo1
AtsGENs.
SESEEAt A6sSIs. KEEs~ESE ost CoxsAxT,
NO. so Beaver street, ~. ".
n B.-csrcusAFs Nth fuii particulars, tcssnnanAis
Prlecs ke, ~iii be a'r~zEae4 On AppEAisoa above
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Senator's.
IoHr Rrr1. IAmerica

JoHx Byrr (American) whose term expires in 1889.
ANDREW JOHNSON, (Democra) whose term expires
n 1893.
A. q. p. NnHoisoS (Democrst) has been elected TO
take the place Mr. Bell and his will expire in
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uop.e rurnishtu-,.

So 10 q 10 BY IA, Ia by IA. 40 by lo,i, psuassk
Table Cloths "a -, 81, ANA IDl Table Iausas1 b
the YARD All stfos, NHorcd Wo0l. Cninr, and Cottaa
-CI.ths Plaid strtoa Toinettes, Napkins, to-
geth.r witlal KINDS ~ Diapers, fosseiHgs Nars-ilcs
Quits etc. etc. Also all wNtis Cotton and t1nen
Sle.tiugs, rlox Linens. ik.rsesuos etc etc.
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staple DO ds.

We have an unasaAiy large let Of AL knds q DO
mestle Goofx. Rieaehed and Brown Cottons, Wool
unoa and Cotton Fl4nnels, stflpcd Cettnlis Tor
wants IN great variety Heavy goods for house and
neld servants Prints. GnghaTas Hosiery, Gtsyes, Va
short every thing our line and al prices that cannot
Gail 20 give satisfaction
J-ass Il. c McSAfRY A co.
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Congress.

1.-THE Of the 35th Congress began on Mon
day, Tee. 7th 1857. The Vice President Of the Uni
ted States is President erecio Of the Senate James
T. Orr, Of South Carolina is the present Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, and James Alien Of
Illinois is Clerk. The following is list Of the Con-
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The Cherokee Corn Planter

n B-csFoasAFs with faa particulars, tsstnnunsais
prizes a., ~iii be asrwzFaed ou 4ppipatea above
lEh.4--l-rn
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II. =. District Court.

The District Court Of the United States convenes at
Knoxville on the third Mondays in April and October
a, Nashville first Mondays in March and September;
All at jackson, on the second Mondays IN April and
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FRESH SEEDS,

TX BARRELS CLOVER SEEp,
LEI 10 barrels Tlmotby
Bloc Grass SOL, cleaned and stripped,
HcFcs t,Fass Sced,
ouiun Cloves,
Prolnr Corn,
Chinese sugar Cane,
japan l'ras,
l~ndretI's Garden Seeds,
Flower seed,
Just roceivsd - RAINS A BROWN.
fcblS NJ. ~, i'utiic Square
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Removal.

NHE subscriber takes this method OF informing his
l. old customers and friends and the public general
y, that he has removed his Hardware Stare from the
old stand Market street 10 No S. in the large brick
building, lately erected the South side Of Broad
where he keeis constantly On hand and makes u
der the various articles embraced in his line Of bust
lie invites especial attention to ms large
ment Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE BRASS, &c., such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes Plow Molds
straw Cutters, Corn shelters, Corn CrUshers, Mill
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons Candle sticks
and an almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan. eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. YIN. X Turner is Judge OF the Criminai Cour
for the counties Of Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
g.mery. and John Shane, ESQ. is Clerk for this eoun
ty umeets at Nashville the fret Monday in April
August and December.
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor.
FN W. BURTON, Secretary Of state
JAMES C. LUTTREIL, Comptroller Of the Treasury
GRANVILLE c. forfeit, Treasurer.
JOIN L. T. SSEED Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor is $1,000 per annnm
TIN, Of the Secretary OF State 81 500 and perquses
Comptroller OF the Treasury 50 and fees for sign
np Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
raj 81 500 The Legislature consists Of Is Senator'S
nd rs Representatives-th Democrats having Is Sen
ntors and the Americans THE number OF American
Representatives is 33-Democratc Representatives AZ
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Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES, IA all coors, with trimmings 20
match Essnt hers IA Chntz c0l0rs with trimmings
to match Eegant Lace Masln Curtains all Neol.
Union, aud C'tinn IamssE ~ great variety, together
.iIh Cnrnlees Gun IN Pms auh l..I-tIa
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Representatives.J

The Senate consists OF "a members. or two from
each Of the 80 States The House Of Representatives
IL COMPOSED Of 237 members, as follows Maine o.
New HAMPSHIRE 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island ? MaSsa-
chusetts IL Connecticut g. New York 81, New Jersey
S. Pennsylvania IS, Delaware ], Maryland g. Virginia
IL North Carolina s. South Carolina G. Georgia g. Ala
b1nl I Florida l. Louisiana 4, Mississippi s. Texas :,
Arkansas ., Tennessee 10, Kentucky TO- Ohio 81, In
diana IL, Michigan T. Illinois Q, Missouri !, Iowa ?,
Minnesota 8, Wisconsin 3, California . Besides these
the Territories Of Utah. Washington Oregon, Neoras-
ka Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
"a the House of Representatives.
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90trls, sc.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion House,


North Marked Street, I'd door beloso the SQUARE
T v. GILBERT having taken the above stand for
q number Of years begs leave to inform the public
of that fact and them that the house has been
newly painted from basement attic and new and
complete furniture throughout The subscriber know
ing full well the need Of first class modern hotel in
Nashville and being in philanthropc mood, has made
every exeTton to up 10 the wants Of the public.
and fatters himself he has succeeded His table will
at all times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford and be pledges himself TO make every
body contened and at home who will favor him with
a visit.
Carriages and omnIbusses will run regularly and
from the St. Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads.
Trusty Porters always in attendance at the depot
ceive checks for baggage thus obviatng the difficulty
OF delay
Board per day, rs
Lodging, 40
Single Meals, 40
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast, 81 90
Breakfast from 20 O'Clock.
elmer 20 II TO 2
Supper Z" 5toS
J. Y. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House, Market street two livery
stables where be found all hours, horses bug
ges carriages &c. J. y. Alexander Co, and ". 7.
Wright < Co., are the proprietors
Dec. 4-1yd&w
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our II ally Trains.

n A. VI. Lightning ExnrcsS through ~ Columbus an,
" Cleveland without change of cars 30 T. II Eve
ming Express. through 10 Bellar andPitisburg wlsou
change Of cars.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
In Ewing's Addition.

DY virtue OF an aSreenen bct~er The nnersigr Cd
I'D viii sell for the benolt &C parties consur1sd
Public Auction on the premises, 90 tie highest bid
der Saturday, 1st day of Way next
1855. the lots descrsbed below IN E~ng's Addlliap
70 Nashvlne, VIZ; boS 80 s, 20 - % anu ~ on Nv
lO3 and i04 ON Stevenson Avenae and Alison street
Lots Nos III l22 l23, aud IA, on WetHiors street
and Stevenson Avenue Lot No. SIS, on Ewing Avenue
snd High street. Lots Noe or, 90, 81 and 95 froat-
ing on Allison street, and Interested by the Railroad
Iots Nos. Q. 10, IL, and IL, ffontns on stevsnson
Avenue and Fogg Street, and intersoeed By the Raj
road.
The sale will be without reserve. 90 = credit o. II
months with interest from date and sotes ~fh good
security payable In Bank will be required aud lea
ROBERT C FOSTER, SGD.
tan2-sd VI STEVENSON.
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Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division OF Ten
uessee opens at Nashville on the first Mondays IN May
and November; at Franklin on first Mondays IN April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield, FIRST Mondays IN June and
December: at Clarksvie, third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lewsburs, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August.
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LEWIS Cas-, Of Michigan, Secretary IF sate3 q.
HOWELL COBB, OF Georgia. Secretary Of The Hedsnrs
IaAAc TorcEY, Of Connecticut se-7aayy Of the Nary.
JoHs p. FLOYD of Virginia, Secretary # Var.
JEREMIAH H. BLACK, Of Penn, Ato'ney GeT'erot =
JACOB THOMPSON Of Miss, SecreuTy Of the Interior
AARON v BRowS, Of Tenn, PostDacster General
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Municipal Government Of Nashville
JoHS A. McEwEN, Mayor.
Aldermen.


Aldermen.
First ward-JoHS COLrAgI and q. 7. JoNSS-.
Second ward-T. j. HALE and W. 7. powNs
Third ward-JouS X. HUNE and G. W. nAFDsS.
Fourth ward-DAvIp T. WAVE and J. 7. BKo~S.
Fifth ward-G. NJ. FoGo and J. 7. GOLDMAN.
sixth Ward. HAYNIE and JonN A. fIsHkR.
Seventh ward-w A. DAVIS and Isaac PAri
Eighth ward-C. ii. CoSCER and IRA +. JOINS.
WILLIAM A. GtKSS, Recorder.
CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer
GoDFKxY N. FoGo, City Attorney.
Assos NELSON Revenue Collector.
JoHx /. GLENN, Water Tax Celecter.
J. NJ SxABuRY Superintendent Water Works.
I. ]. HAHE, Tax Assessor.
wx n BROWN, City Marshal.
l. J. EVERETT & W IL wININsoN, Deputy Marshals.
} TN A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch.
kDEncK MARSHALL, W. II. SrURnIvANT, SAMUEL
J. STA KEY JoHS II. DAVIS, ". T.. WATSON. WILLIAM +.
NcAu TER r. NJ CAvrrT, WV. YAKRor0H, AtsIs>nfN
BR,Sx. NJ ". II. BRiSKIEY, JAMES A. rANNsIEr, W IL
CRosrH = An JONI BAuGH 5. MeCAl1r, \. c. rucNEE,
r. n " yrsos and W. ]. HAKKisoS, Night watchincn
WV DIX, Keeper OF Work House.
r. A. CoIE, Wharf Master.
JAW HKSsoS, Street 0versetr.
The q ard OF Mayor aud Aldermen meets on The
second nd fourth Thursdays OF each aaonih
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supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R L. CARrTHERs, Of Lebanon.
RoBr. J. MCKINNEY, Of Knoxville.
WA. r. HARRIS, Of Memphis
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday In
December at JACKSON, the lst Monday in April, and
a, KNOXVILLE the LIST Monday in September.
Cierks-JANEs p. CLARK, Nashville
W. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
JAS ". CAMPBELL, Knoxville