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pialeelic Hall. Chapel Hill. n. O.

bialectlc nall, chapel Hill, N.C.
October 2s, 1853. {
Whereas. it has pleased God Of infinite
wisdom 10 remove from lite the late Cole.
man II. Sessions, Of New Orleans, much
esteemed member of the Dialectic Society
and one Of her brightest ornaments, Young
man Of fine abilities. Of cultivation far he
yond his years, Of qualities Of heart which
wen the affections Of all /; Therefore,
Res0lred, That we have heard the an
nonncement Of his melancholy fate with feel
ings Of the deepest distress. from sense Of
our personal loss as well as from a conviction
that the literary body of which be was mem
Der has sustained rreparahle injury.
Resoired, That we would in meekness and
humility recognize the hand of an alwse anl
merciiu God in disposing ol his creatures as
seemeth best unto him.
Resoiced, That the amiability OF character,
the high order oi talent, the unassumlng bear
ing d The deceased were such as to gain ;he
love and respect Of all, but especially of US
his fellow students, in which relation his es.
timable qualities could but be daily observed
and were the object Of continual admiration,
the subject q universal praise equally BY his
comrades and instructors.
Pesolred, That We sympqthize most sim
cerely ln the distressed his afflicted family :
and in token Of which that copies af these
resolutions be sent to his uncle the Hon. ].
+. Benjamin, and other relatives.
WM. B. LYNCH, ]
Y. ID. STOCION, Com.
WM. W. SILLERS,
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San AcCIDESr.-A friend communicates
the folla9ing On Tuesday Of last week Mr..
Pleasant liaithcnck, of Chaiam county, vas
with friend ~ hi own residence, preparing
70 - out On turkey hunt. While his wife
ard daughter four ~ fisa wears Old n her
lap continued Al The dinner table. Mr. Hath.
onck arose aud occupied another chair, with
rifle actos. bis lap and while lie wa look. !.
ing into the lock, the rifle was accidentally
discharged. the bullet slightly wounding his
wife On the collar bone, and passing through
The brain Of the child, produced instant death.
While We sympathize with the afflicted par.
ents, We cannot refrain from citing this sad
case as q warning against carelessness 10
handling Gre arms. Christian Ar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

TnE OVERLAND MAIL.-'rhc Overland mail
with California letters 10 Tie lst inst. has
arrived II St. Louis, but brings no papers.
A battle Is said 10 have taken place on the
Isl September at Four Lakes. Oregon, be.
tween 400 U. 5. troops. under Col. Wright,
and 500 Indians. The latter we're com
pletely routed with the loss Of seventeen
killed, and many wounded. The troops sus.
tanned no loss whatever.
The Oregon Legislature met II Salem On
the 18th Of September, and adjourned sine
die, thus giving up The formation Of State
organization until the territory is regularly
admitted into The Union BY Congress.
Several attempts have bcen made to fire
the town Of Portland, ". L.
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FRoM WASHINGTON.

Gcn'l Peax. accompanied BIZ Grn'l llcrran
and other members nt the Venezuelan and
New Granaaiah delegations, visited secrcta.
~ Cass aud the President Yesterday. Gen'l
PacL said that he came to bid farewell 10 this
nation through it, President. lie consider.
"a the United States his second home, and
expressed the hope that The sympathies be.
slowed upon him in Ills exile will be extend.
cd 10 Venezuela. The high respect and
gratitude which he felt for The United States
will daily increase al his own frcside, and
when justice DC the good of the United
States required II lis friendship would be
abundantly manifested as a tribute winch
lie owed this people whose illusirions Chief
now received lii adieu.
The President said ii reply that he wa.
happy who 80 cnnnhled his name IN the
Columbian war of Independence and wis
made 50 many sacrifices for bis country
Gcnf pacz being known as a defender u
constitutional liberty. II was gratifying u
him lthe Presdent) that lie had received III,
nations sympathies. and with Ill his hear
he wished him triumphant success on his &C.
turn 10 Venezuela. whose liberties hc hupct
would be consolidated under 50 eminent a
leader. II diilicnltirs should arise between
the two countries he entertained no doubt
that they would be amicably adjusted.
General pacz will dine with the President
and also with Secretary Cass before bis Dc
pariure.
AZ an evidence of ihc friendship and re-
speCt Of our government he will return I,
Venezuela in onc Of our national vessels.
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NOTICE FURTHER.

VNIiAT at the same time and place, will be hired for
= one year, FIVE VALUABLE NEGRO MEN
and THREE WoMEN-good cooks and washers.
Those indebted to the estate are requested to make
payment. The medical accounts, together with the
notes and accounts due the late firm Of Holt & Murray
have been placed in the hands Of Daniel 9. Hardin er
collection. w. J. LONG, Ex'r.
Nov. g. Cd
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NO EXCU El

a LII indebted to me on Shoe Shop
books, must call and pay before
the lst Of December, 1858, or if they
find their accounts III an officers hands
they need not say he might have ask
ed for it. i = PARKS
October 26. 63--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

CARRYING CONCEALED WEApoSs.-The Ma
tional Intellgencer says the law in Washing
ton against carrying concealed weapons ha.
bad most salulary effect, and advises the
authorities Of Baltimore to secure similar
one. LIN many cities such law is strictly
enforced. The Memphis Appeal Of Tues
day, for instance, has this item:
]. Knowlton was fined $40 BY the Recor-
der short time ago, for carrying bowie
knife concealed. Yesterday be was arrested
again for holding the knife To mans heart
and threatening to kill him. lie was fined
sl0 for the threat and $50 for the concealed
weapon.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03
FEYEII.RS.

Fever, Ike every Other form Of disease 10 which The
human system u liable s caused BY impure humors.
This being caused ly the more rapid action Of The
blood struggling with nature, in endeasoriny 70 cast
out u The bndy The corrupt matter which Is deadly or
po.ci IL health. Hence tie rood aud hid.hum0fs ate
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u a Il II I m.

IN Orange county. on Sunday the 3lsi o. October
BY Calvin Z. smith, Esq, Mr.. THoAAs ]. FRErLAxp
% Miss MARGARET I. MoRRow, al of this county.
We extend The hand of congatuaiion 10 our fel.
low "iypo, and al bands concur il wishing that the
happy lovers may ll in The matrimonial relations, all
The joys their warm hearts. could desire. We hope
that friend Tnoxls win realize, in lie married lie, thS
full fruiiion Of loves young dream and that shc too
may enjoy al The happiness That falls 10 the lot Of
loving bride.
On the eOh ut, q, The residence Of the hlides q.
ther, by The Rev. Mr.. Simpson. Mr.. JANIS srRorAsT
q Leasburg, 70 Mis- MaKr ID. Y. HoLrNAS, daughter
of James Holeman, Esq, Of Person.
Thus has ihe silver cord Of Hymcn united two devo.
ted hearts n thc dearest relations of earth May they
live long and te supremey blest-may the smiles oi
.heasen rcsi sseelly uron themmay The God Of Love
reign IN their every word. thought, and aciion, ever
binding them 10 The endetest communion q soul and
spirit. MAY unity. peace and concord preside over and
direct their councils and when their DAYS shall draw
20 final close " here below Z may they both be able
to look hark upon lives spent 10 The promotion u Ill
that i noble and good. FafESp.
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nlackwood's EdInbursh nararlne

for October, i en out table r. scon,enis afs i What
VI. be % win ti-By Pisisraius caslon-Part
Xyll. 2 Animal Hest .. A Flea for sharns. i.
The Light IF tbe Hearth. 5 The Atlantic Welding
Ring. .. The Ballard Poetry n scotland ana Ireland.
= Lord Clyde's Campaign II India.
Puhlishri ~ Leonard Sou 4 CO., New York.
Price 50 per anaum Ct ahy one of ihe Reviews. 81
Blaekwood; AM Two n lbe works, S5; lor Black.
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
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chronoIog, ef \. CarolInn-Ms

1hGuhusbRJ VI y. 1aFOllHN we have
received from The publisher, James " Edney, Esq,
l4i Chambers Street, New York, neat little vi.
umeentitied Chronology 81 North Carolina. showing
when the most Remarkable Events connected with her
History took place. from The year 1851 10 The present
time. with explsnsiory notes." By D. X. Bennett
4 contains many things highly interesting 10 North
Carolina readers
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

Late discoveries ID Pathology show that very many
of The diseases which aflci mankind uriscs from i'm.
purity of the blood. This has long been suspected hut
Il only lately known. IL consumption. tuhcfcles arc
found 70 he sclmentafy deposite from The blood.
Dropsy, Goui, Cancer, Ulcers and Efupicns al arise
IN disoIdcred deposiies from The Hood Bilious dis.
aud cyers caused solely BY IL dctanrcd On.
healthy slate end even the decline of lie follows
want nf vitality 10 the blood. III view o. these facts
Dr. Aver designed bis Caihaitic Pill especially 20.
rly and nyigorac The blood aud hence We believe 10
aiise IL unparalleled success in controlling and curing
disease. Medical Journal
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PUBLIC SALE.

rFNHE subscriber will oIer for sale, on Tuesday the
= 10Th Of November next. all bis stock, consisting
of one Horse, Mule. Cows, Hogs, Corn. Wheat,
Oats. Fodder, Shucks, and Hay; four.horse Wagon
and gear, one horse Wagon; and also a his House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. including good eight
day clock. The terms will be made known on the day
of sale.
Any OF the above articles will be sold at private sale
previous to The day above mentioned if any shall
desire TO purchase. .. ..
c. +. B0R0UGHS.
Oct i9. 62-tds.
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Died, Al bis residence 10 Aiamancc county, on Tic
18th ultimo. Dr.. WIttiAs N. JonSsoS. of consump.
ton, leaving ! wife and two young children, and ma.
~ relatives and friends, 70 lament their loss. DR..
Johnson has fof number u years been connected with
The Spirit of The Age - associate editor; be was
pleasant writer, and avery jealous aud efficient Ifieni
d temperance.
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wIsrAR,s DaLsaM OF WILD CHERRY
Ffom Ihe DosIon JoutnaI.

tWW INT UWsIWH JUUIhaIs
This medicine, coming from q respectable source and
carefully prepared ny an experienced and skul pby.
siean, received ~ The public with confidence. ts ELI.
caey has been pfoscdin many odumte o disease,
and is fame has been rapidly extended Il has been
extensively used 10 cycy part of ihe country. parcn
larry 10 lhc Middle and Northern States, and strong
testimony, from highy respeeille and intelligent per.
sons bss hccn aduced III favor Of ls merits y rene.
dy lof Colds and Coughs, affections 81 Inc Chest, die.
eased Liver
No other Cough Remedy has ever attained 20 hgll o
reputation.
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on The wrap.
per-.
Seth w. rowe 4 Co.. i2s Washington Street. Bos.
ton. PropfieioIs. sold hy their agents eserywherr.
a. For sale IN liilsborough Nv !. q. Webb Il Co.
ii t;ieensborough hy d.. r. ]. Patrick
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fbne state Agr,cu,tura, Soc,e,v

'hae State Agricultural SOcsety.--A,
The meeting held on Wednesday evening the 2oth
ult, % motion Of Gov. Manly, Judge Ruiiin va,
unanimously reelected President for the ensupg wear
Notwithstanding his expressed wish TO retire from ihe
Office % account Of his age.
The following gentlemen we're reelected Vice pre.
sidenls. sa;
n n. tsnish, Of Halifax county.
John = Dancy, Of Edgecombe.
DR. Wn. X. Holt of Davidson.
". iamos Z. Williamson, Of Caswoll.
" ihurstly evening the Presiden, announced the
'a'owihg .yntlemen as composing the Executive Com
milIee for the ensuing year
John y. Dancy, Of Edeecombe; r. II. Smith, OF Hal
ilaI; Or. VIM. J. Hawkins, Of Warren; VIM. A.
Eaton, Of Granville; Charles L. Hinton, Wm. n.
Pool and Wm H. Jones' Of Wake; VIM. r. Holt Of
Davidson, and d.. James =. Williamson, of casvel.
10 reply 70 question proposed BY Gen. Winslow,
as to how the number q members this year compared
with the number enrolled last year, The Secretary re-
piled that The number Of badges sold in 1867 was 574,
and 10 1858. 1.-THE present Fair) the number was $50
--being an increase Of l06.
The Secretary ais, stated that 5000 were taken al
The gate On Thursday from persons who were not con-
nccled with the Society.
letter was laid before The socieiy BY The Presi.
dent from Mr. iabez Smith, Of Petersburg, Va stating
that be hid sent present 10 lie members of the 50.
eiey, half tarhe II Hungarian Grass seed and also
a specimen of The graas. He gave q history of the
seed, and clearly demonstrated that il will ifcnyaed
extensively, prove exceedingly beneficial 10 the farmer.
Prof Emmans, il lhe course of some remarks sta.
ted that in his opinion The climate Of North Carolina
was admirably sui,e 70 he ralsng 81 ffuil hait was
better adapted % TN. purpose than any other State in
The Union. lie also recommended the extensive cul.
tore of The grape in this State.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

AMENDE ny THE CosTA RIcAN GOVERNMENT.
A dispatch from Washington to the New
York Times. says that the government has
received dispatches from Lamar, announc-
ing the intelligence that the President Of
Costa Rica promptly retracts his offensive
language. and declares that if Mons. Belly
had been as well known as he now IS, such
language never would have been used. The
Lake boats had proceeded up the river with
out interruption.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

A Freak or NATURE MIR. Vestal yester-
day requested US to 60 to the Commercial
Hotel to see rare iusus aatara. lie has a
girl who has four legs and and feet, and two
heads, four arms and the upper parts Of
two bodies, perfectly formed, with the ex-
ception that the heart Of one Of these bodies
is in the right side instead Of the left, but
though it is double as to its heads, arms and
legs, yet in its spinal and pelyis arrange
ments it is one. Its two heads are very in
telligent and answer together and in the
same words or if different questions are ask
ed, each answers differently. In eating she
uses both mouths, though il is supposed that
one would answer the purpose as we'll, as
there is but one set Of digestive organs. 1t
is the most remarkable creature we have ever
seen. 1t is more wonderful than the Siamese
Twins; they were two persons joined togeth-
erby membranee. This girl is two persons
with one body.
Mr.. Vestal informs us that he intends ex.
hibiting this girl. whom lie calls Christine
Milly, at the Fair Grounds to-day. II will
be the most attractive and interesting feature
Of the day. NushpiM Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

The Baltimore Clipper. in alluding to the
trial OF five rowdies, who wantonly attacked
and nearly beat to death an old man iii the
Post Office Of that city. speaks Of them as
the unfortunate young men, who, in an
evil hour Of thoughtless inebriety, have
placed themselves within the meshes Of the
relentless iam.''
No wonder that rowdyism has made its
home IN Baltimore, when the press Of the
city becomes its apologist. Pei. Iaiei.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

Washington. II will be recollected that ot
the occasion Of the landing Of Com. PauIdins
at Punta Arenas to seize Walker, the Can.
tain of British man -of-war rendered his as
slstance which was refused. The offer al.
tracted some attention at the time, but il
has lately transpired that all the officers oI
the British West Indian squadron had then
as now emphatic orders to intercept all Fill
clustering expeditions destined for America
y IS therefore believed that Walkers expe-
tlltion that is about 10 sail for Nicaragua will
be repulsedb by British cruisers on that station,
N winch event a serious international ques-
tion may arise between the United States and
Great Britain.
MoRE CAMELs.-We learn from the New
Orleans Plcayune that ship and barque,
the former having eighty and the latter Tor
~ camelson board, had arrived off the South
west Pass, and have been ordered to Calves
ton. These camels are imported by the ten.
eral Government, and are no doubt intended
TO join those already doing 50 well at Camp
Verde, above San Antonio, Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

daily mail now passes on he wesiein II. G
Railroad. between salisbury and sta,esyille.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

Faoa WAsHISarov.-rhc movements Of
Gen. Walker. who is known % be we'll sup
plled with mnney AMI men. have attracted
sefious consideration ~ diplomatic circles IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-11-03

= ~ Hannah Thompson, Of Orange
county. will make application 10 The next Legislature
ior an act to cmancipale her slave Rosannah.
October 10. &C.
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Oct
NOTICE.

A PPLICATI0N will be made at The next I.egisia.
n ture f1t charter q, Savings Bank 10 be loca.
ted in the town Of lIillsboIuugh.
October 10 &C.
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Minister 10 Austria.-Tbe M

Minister 10 Ausfria.-The Hon. ]. Clancy
Jones has been appointed " lie Pfcsiden, Minister to
Austria, and i i understood viii accept lie appoint
ment Nh Jones i member 81 The present Congress,
bu, defeated il The October election for members
q lAe next congsss and hence lie appointment.
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O000 KEGS shoen0sEser', .szilss-an assa.
SUOU loO kegs Flour Bzrf0l .s
100 kegs FIni shing @
100 p Fonciag a.-.
SO (" 4, and %. Spikes. In store and FOR sale
mays -.---- ". q GORDON 4 co.
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Professor HaskelPs Electric Oil.

Professor Haskells Electric Oil.
APOSlTIVE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
p HEUM 81 and Neuaiga, Deafness, kTyspeas scrof
.VOUs ard sick Beadaches, .-.- --
~. ES5- Cured IN from three to tvsBty RiHufss -yg
CUIus, Plies TOOthacbe Chronic Stid Joints Sprafu and
Lauens IN Man Beast al kinda OF Sores Ffsck 81 and
HUmOfs, Cramps and ChOhc. Enins Of every description
Csas 8instan,aheOusIy
Prices 50 ets, 81 and 81 per 6ottIs.. -.s
Hisths only real ak AylGURATO that will make the
ha grow when ever thing fails clean me head white
This wouderluI Oil is perfectly harmless. no burning or
bl5terng sensations, as WI d other lotions and nfr ms 1t
pleasant 70 take; t cDnquefs fsl soohing ahd heahg
seYe bum scaid IN hvo minutes. ...a-..
This OIL crates the principles Of Electricys thou
sands Of miraculous cures have been performed byt all
every hing else then give this OH one Trial and you
viii be ed lndgeBt persons, unable 70 purchases
Friend, sufsr longer send fOr bottle OF Hask s's
oeuic Oh Gopsaltsuon and advice gven gratis a. the
Pefsonsssversy afflicted with Acute Rheumutism or Con-
traction the MUSCLES Should Try the metropolitan Bath
Be parcua TabOut the directions pan bottle.
No psddeTs sell this edcine. Only respectable druggists
cOuRtry Merchants agents, who have large hO.
graz b certificate gnet b. the proprietor
-1- - -BsCGTs of C0unteLfsilgl 90. y -
Every BOTTLE has Fr0i sor HdsKsl Electric OPS blrv1
the Size and OF glass, ard The envelope has s
pOrlralt an sgnLu TO- 10 COUNTERFEIT which forgery
Wholesale and Retail Depot, -
No. 60 Pine street, st. Louis, Missouri.
terms Druggists 1srchaBts desiring supply OF mis-
popular wonderful Remedy, by cal person. nd.
dressing BY letter. PrOf HzsEe 50 Pine oree louis
vii ha se their Or lers prOnpuy allied and iOTHa rd5d.
Term, Cash 50 50 Si6 dozen. u 10 elegantly
UT securely packed, and variety Of superb bhogra pms
Fine Bills &C, furnished graiuiOusy. send IN your
-Por sale wholesale sy ENIN, -PkNDLBTON & CO.. and
retail by 10 q. CROWN, Nashville Tenn marld&Wly.
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Vollintine's Digest.

MEMPHIS, February 25, 1858.
ii. YoLLINTIEE, ESQ:
We have exanted YOur Digest Of the Decisions the
Suprsma Court If Tennessee delivered bequeni Tx
period al which Mr. hegs igesteloes, with much inter-
The work exhibits accuracy tsrearch aud abity- hs
printing and binding Ere we'll sxecutsd, and il must poge
valuable addison 70 the library every lawyer we uus
you may be amply TeWafded for your effort 70
profession and Inc public.
4 respectfully. a.
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERS,
HENRY SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
WEI. ". Brown and ChancerY COat Of
4. p. FOUrE, - Mem his. =
X. g PAYNk, b. p CKlERNAN,
CSC. DIXON, Judge Of the Criminal
I'D N. AEhGER, Court Of Memphis.
SAML, W. AYkE5, JOHN F.SALk
). b LANE Attorney General. j. @
T. g. AYRBS
The above mentioned Digest can be had Vi hin ton OF ar
teen days at the foll5Wing Book stores:
AessEss amb, Young & Co, Msmphis, Tenn. r..
&r.C. Il. Brown, Jackson, Tenn.
a4ssErs. John YOIk q Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. J. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Team.
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sugar

1d0 HHDs. Common, FIR, Prime and Choiss Louhl-
L ~ Sugar.
100 barrels Crushed Sugar, -- . ..-"
rs - Loaf
Clarified
50 g. While havana Singer In Store and loF Ell
by lmRy en- w. n. GORDON q co .s
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Lindsey,s Advertisements.
For Sale

For Sale.
A HANDSOME country residence, on the Dickinson or
"A Branch Louisville turnpike, X miles from Nashville
The place contains IS acres groHnd, Eere Of which lie
woodland The DIV Yelling Is neat frame hou with four
kitchen an servants and out houses every
Kind in the very best order On the place there is
failing supply OF water For terms, which are suitable to
tn times, apply 70 a-.--- .-..-. .-.-. ~ ~
Jan l2-du LINDSLEY.-
~ FOR SALE,
TWO handsome Lots in Edgehed, Woodland Stsesr
n The Lets front 80 feet each, aud 170 eet deep-
Apply to A. V. S. LINDSLRY.
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WULLIAMS q %,
MERCHANTS,

Forks Pocket Knives Shears and LeissOrs Shot Guns
and Rifles Locks Of all kinds Cotton Cards. AKesoT any Of
he nnumeTabe items nee essaTy TO make up complies
ock Of Hardware.
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Change of Schedule.
NashyiIe& ChattanOOgaRailroad
E%DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS as
EACH WAY OVER I'll DAD.
ONErd aner TRURSD Az, APRIL SIN, Is6as he Passsn
~ ger Trains will De run a folloWsI

TNyrraarer THURSD Az, APRIL SIN, Is6as he Passsn
~ ger Trains Will Be run follOWss
Leave Nashville daily a. s Al aud 2P. Ms
Arriving al Chattanooga a. $50 P. 4 and r. IS A. N.
Leave ChsltRnooeaa az 1880 A. n. and 9j 2. a..
Arriving al Nashville al go A. N and S.iU p. NJ.
Psss,u,ersfoT the EGst, Wilmington, n c. can leave
either train and make close connections through
out. Via. ROCKVILLE, Tenn and Lynchburg Va, should
leave shFe The morning train 70 makS The eonReo.
lions ~.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville On The N
ira n hc- connects Stevenson with al 4 G RAILROAD
Those for Meanwhile and Sparta will leave NAthvle on
the b traiu which connects directly ~ TullabOma with
The lrsir fr 4Mnuviie lhatTan which leaves Mohnn'
VILE Al meets with Ihe day fron Chattanooga
and arrives az Nashville a. g 10 z a..
Al Nashville there daily connection With boats ioT 81
oug fncfu Louis vile, Mem phis New Orleans Pts-
bu q DC. ac; also daily line stages for Louisville.
Inrgu cEets be procured the Depot before The
.rIfu I'll the trains, MCMinuvie, HuntHVille Mem
p6s Junction Atlanta HaeOD Montgomery, ChATlsROns
ERvFuuah surusta, Wilmington and Knoxville.
4 L ANDERSON,
April 6, 1855. General IteEsi Agent
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- IL oANDLEs, -.

Laurel II d Eaetory ~ Henryvills DO
Aud have always on band full stock OF s1sedlgs o.
naburgs, Drings, Blgg d g, Cotton Yarns sad Bsing
which We fer ~ the Wholesale trade only lots Of nos
iess than es Shsstug4 bales Oanabargs, IS bags
Cotton Yarns &C. .-... .- ..... 30 -rr
Nashville. Mares z. 1854 Ct. E7l.-.71-T u - EGG
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EAE II HY,m

am Offering prices the times, three lots in
Rdgeasd, just beyond Donsons Store The lots rront
each 50 feet ihs Galatn Turnpike aAd $40 deep
vita street in the They convensntt0 mex
haustibe supply excellent water, and are in rapidly
Improving neshborhood. Apply tn r - ----s =
A