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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24
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BARBEE 6 BHNJlNIV

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CASES BATON SHOULDER
- a., M;ooe Us Ba u Fork Eos,d
27as Bhis Pig Pork fors fa1ni,y ~
505zss Bhls Mess Beef-Yerys choie.
rs Casks Hams. Sanford lhs1 annaaSsasass
70 do DO Evans sss,ift #E5
. Casks nsminiekax Smoke III ak ss
aoo Rbi Flour, X hranda' DAD
y 81 ! s sssaRs|i MD !, /,
F ~ Is VI Sparnissts II 6xss#a8& 854 u
Iea Boxes Wfnehefte II sssap sm,Itb M.
10 srrnan---i2If s Insaallt,ul Il,
50 Bags Bio Coffee, H#sMzas|@
Java in Pockets, and 2S## %@@g
Government Bfou1s, rhoiics arttiie1iYss@SS#
50 Cases ctaret Wine,
% ~1"Sautern, sss#
Is Cas=s Chateau Ranziu-aae Mis-.
Is t" Az La Rose, S
90 Cases FalkirkA le ata,,s I ypish
III lhamrassrs sr,Eauar ilRss
80 Boxes Choice WsfsHtssfrnnc 4 s,sexe
"a Kes. Cherry Valley Butteraa.s
% V Chhoiee Tamilly dn,
AZ oshtn--yef ~ u ppN 8
q 81 IN Fsttss sssS
30 Bis Deans Nhlissikrr 1,
5a8at kIsharAa# @tkC MN ASSss
# Is II Rahss..asg
% 820#t IA says,s5#s#S
2s35xz Bis Menongata sts canpe rdilish ittlNld ##
% Ibis Loaf Sugar sinsltan Al dsRsiis fs1Ssa
40 Foxes I.ongsorths cata rta@SRsN% 8%
rs Rhls celebrated ealofasi N aassstt y y,gSs
z1ssna!l ciitsts ITapsrIal kfsfstn 4 ssasas s#5$
10 ~ e u, s#H## @z#
IL Easks choice Rscs,, zsssS@S SS5$
9Gadpz. Straw TTDeuss ,85S5ss4S
500 Bags Fine \ CCnsrse EEsls, s@sSsa #s#$
rs Or. Casks 4 nssrisan EarSndd VI ss#
And a aur,ber Of other articles, ttaa.El sssEriL
wife tic attention nf osTT agsTTsssS d fa ns Fssfs
,v ross. J'str friends efth tslss$a u NM,
3. i'll b. left untrttssdS ID giraH III nssz1uI aeeSS.s.
niaT o. &##fs lAastssfkh hhKksAta1 psE45#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24
DcuBLEA SINGLE SLOT GUNS
70 pEREoEs AYorTTn pT17Tn--

Inc best eaJE ttAs- can always he fnun! At
.AONIA& I IInILI@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

In all the principal Cities AMI Towns. these
works will be delivered, FREE Of POS
TAGE. When sent BY mail the poET4eu 10
amy part OF the Uuited States will be but
7treH:ty-fonT crats & year lor "Biackwoo!,'
and bat Fourteen Gents a year Tor each ol the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No "a, Gold Street. New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

SftattarIe1.sA
TeeeeIyea fzsia
IA III Casks tstsar} sHft.s, ss aS
sTIitss Choice Sugar
s Il tsasA Y A n. asnahys4# @5#& #52
10 4 az OIL sffafsen Whiasey 9assM#
ID Eags R5e fsedIet, E%
10 EcxeE t'tsEi Starch. ~
isAsFgiissEEE 1fSNHI4Nsf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02
panEei lNEel.ter IIaaehed by q EEon.an.

Daniel
In the somewhat- famous case Of Mrs Bodeen's
will which Was tried in the Supreme Conrt some
years ago. Mr.. Webster appeared as counsellor for
he appellant Mrs Greeuough, wife OF Rev. VIM.
Greenough, late IF West Newton, g tall, straight,
Queebly looking woman, with keen black eys-s
woman Of great self possession and decision Of ohsr-
acter, was Gale 10 The stand IS q witness on the
opposite tide hom Mr., Webster. Webster, at 3
qiinee had the agacity TO fjresse that her ssti~
mony, If Il contained ythng Of importance would
have great weight with the Court and jury. He
therefore, resolved, if possible, TO break her up
And when she answered to The first question put 70
her, 81 believe" Webster reared out, 1--WE don't
want 70 hesF what you believe we want 10 hssr What
you kuoW-' Mrs GreenOugh replied. THAT is just
What vas about to say, sir. and went on with her
testimony. Aud Notwithstanding hisrepeated efforts
to dscUnceri her she pursue the even tenor Of her
way, until Webster becoming quite fearful Of the
result srese apparently in great agitation aud draw
ing out his large snuff box, thrust his thumb and
finger to the very bottom, and carrying the "deep
pinch" to both nostTils, drew il up with q gusio;
and next extracting from his pocket a very large
handkerchief which flowed 10 his feet as he broushf
lite abe front, he bOFed his nose which rang dis
linet and loud through the crowded hall. Webster
-ssMrs. Grsenough, was Mrs. Bodgen 9 neat
woman27 Mrs. Greeneough-f'I cannot give you
very full informatiOn as 10 that sir she had one very
dirty trick" -Wshster-s'Whats that, mani"
Mrs. GrssnOugh-''She took snuff % The roar Of
the court house was SUCH that the future Defender
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1888. FALL TRADE. 1858.
2, TIE Va n, "a " III Z rrE \. rrr1o d r1-rr.

- ca % UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENE- -
Mrs DOYLE respectfully announces 70 the ladies ETa
States that she will receive in few days from York WI
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNs as well as the cheapest brought 70 ths city
part follows: ftl
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
new sly les;e
500 Geae Fancy Buge, Msrebeau Plain Flower Head
IS sl- Dresses;
500 ladies' Dress Caps.-s,a ..--.
100 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal a
IL pOintments; hr8 GUS 90
l59o Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles
20 Boxes White, Red and colored Plu1s5. l1a
EMBR0lDERIES, such as Collars Sleeves, Handkerchief
Sets Bands, Edgngs, Chlden's Robes Waists and Capes!
aot OF Patent skirts and Corse Cloth Coas OF the NEST
popular styles Furs in great quantity all the way from
Rocky Mountains. - TaEW 8E
D7od Bonnets renovated retrimed Ne.1 style III
augi5G "E MRS DOYLE
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
"a -

TFNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern, aud Southwestern States by
tnuous Railway direct This road also connects at Pburg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and Sandy with steamers to all ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the direct cheapest and rei
sr0E by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
ETeG' Ee5s.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG-
FtEsT CLAss.-BOOts, Shoes, Dry Goods n z5c mar INA
boXes,) Furs, Feathers, &c,
SECOND CLAss.-B0oks and Stationary, Dry 60 M, 1OoH
Goods Gn hales) Hardware, Leather &C, - - ~"
THIRD CLAss.-Anvis, Baging, Bacon aud 5d ver iona
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, SC,
FOURTH CLAssCoiee FISH, Bacon, and Pork IN, r tO0h
(packed) Lard and Lard Oil,
Flour-75cts per bbl. until further notice.
tiran-35cts per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COOn-S2 PER bale not exceeding 5000 lbs weight until fur
Their notice. .".H~r.
= In shipping Goods from point East Of Pllate phi
particular mark package ''UiI Philadelphia Railroad
All Goods consigned the gents Of this Railroad at Puladel-
phia Pittsburg will forwarded without detention
FRuoHr AGENrsIIarrs WOrmley & Co, Memphis, Tenn;
R Sa IS & Co.. st. Louis; s. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana Dumesu, Bell aud Murdoch, aud Carter Jewett
Louisville, XVI r. c. Nedrum, Madison, Indiana springman
Brown and Irwin a Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham & Co.,
Evansville Ohio; Leach Co.. No. 81 kiby street, Boston,
Leech & Co. Aston House, New York No, J. William street,
and No Battery Place New York; E. J. Sneeer, Philadelphia
hagrew & BaltmOrg e. Franciscus, Pshurg
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freiylt -3geHt, PhE'd.
II. J. L0ABAERT, Sagt,, 4ifooRa, Penn.
aurl. 554-tf
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TVVHE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
is the shortest direct and in every respect the reliable
IL the only route by which Purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled the cities Of Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York the cost Of ticket New ork
OEly thus enabling business and travellers pleasure
Information visit four Of the principal cities the
less cost than can be afforded nv any other route.
And the only which Through Tickets be had
70 Richmond Norfolk, hinces Eercs1urg, and Peters
burg Charleston, savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkeley Springs aud Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nahy H take the Stage Coaches Of Carter
ThOmOs, n Cumberland river TO Louisville,
connecting with the United States Nail Cincn
NATL with the JtGsrsonTs Railroad indianapolis, Ind
maks direct connection At Columbus, Ohio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad to Wo whence Close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio karJad is made to Washington City, Balt
more, Philadsp hia and New York
= Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred the of the Illinois Centrp Railroad,
from thence passing through Terra Hau indianapolis Dayton
Xenia, Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus.
10 a. NJ $3.50 Z. NJ. and u, p. VI.
Travellers requested notice that while this is the
0y adoriing Through Tickets az the Eastern Cities
the charged by other AsU York only is
also the shor speedy and drect all the leading points
in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is only
$40 miles, being 100 miles shorter to New York than by
other There changes Of by this route, and
conse Iuently less detention, than by any others
III = The read is ballssed with broken and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RUNsEy, agent
Nashville, Tenn. --..
Through Tickets, apply in Louisville Office of the
o S Mail steamers 70 the Jacksonville Railr0ad Office,
Main street. WM. S. WOODSIDE,
r.UH Master Transportation B. 4 y. Il. r.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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eRRAE ATTRACTION--THE BOYD P8S
6sas1r, PERTX IN MARKEF.


NJ ~ 81 . ts Highest bidder, On TuesdRys fae
~ 5th gay OF Detooers 1855 so lots 81 ri
1lost eEsrabe prcper1 belonging BE Bed
atey heyend TIE depot extending from Broad and scrs 500
streetso the ch1rlee Pike MS 1es re hesnf'a -
&c lola ~ 2 - eet e are smelly qHae o spbulta1 r
dences Tor gentlemen doing bushes in ne
corofaioa tazs and present % ths ensepfra Sc "a -
specuaon- Ie rapid ErQEh % NaaVille the rsat n
Improvements that are noa beng at - -
teEHe Prere Of ne tines aur Fe ilT he f1fas rri q
Nashville, and > conclusive proof hat ahau a oar
arsconpleied ne W1est nEncr rarge7 lsTne
vile VIII BE- VI TIE ChattanoQga Railroad increee
iness Of NASHVILLE 80 pr cent. Wlt WI s seE %
coHpeen q he Iepnee aud Aaama Roaa De Lousvs
aud Henderson, aud Of the horh-Eestsrn Rdaf. JIM
Perhaps No cJ IN the Dui1n, 81 ~ population pIep ,Sos
aactQn- Its central position, The character and nIncs
Of the populaon, tie beaay, ana
q he equny, u being Tie ePtal Of he Volunteer sts -
e1ueaona llcs, &c, make Nashville particularly stda
& have one 81 De most fDursaing Nelie G6eges a. a.
pnious smother being sstahhe Female Academy
Female SCHOOLS Cur hsh Eho isCGsEd a.
sna = doing much god for SaaEas alE oae t1g auonE
tle many good things have here- Our socett WI
aa tha1 81 any c1g he Ubians Ebe vrs5rfv
Offering viii greatly enhance In value, and
earnestly invite All persons dsfous Of besf6iF tnsf a1n
s;ii. ,,, n ~ ~ ~ Hss4- e ET 1iE rss Frr
Aus3 n a3fful 10 a5u5lt III ssRcW- BR0W7l,
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4 KaIr,nhIe FnrIIl % sc. !

NWTrTHTy ave esof Gallsn, Sinner comfy Tssn. nos
~ fsr from the Louisville and NashTe 2aroad- It vel
Watsrsd, we'll tmsed, veil set With blue grass aih
ble Hons and 0utbuildinys TarIa dc, un q ap-
plying % T. Boysrss 6allatin. Tenn. lssgl.--l1
boxes Lnngh5Tn and Arsst5s no
Tobacco. for sale very low fhlEllAss Blu ms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

Never fails right Cook spoil your cup OF
Coffee by neglect getuues after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range.
~ three hundred o. the above Coffee Pots have been sold In
Nsshvie.snd they warranted give perfect satisfaction; All
See from one twenty quarts. For sale BY
isIF J. W. WILSON, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02
FREsEE ARRREVALa.

lust RECEIVED, by VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
ID 10 Gases Claret Chateau Slargaux,
"Er ) /" Z" LeOYidO,
. " g. St, julien,
10 " Leslie's Ginger Wine,
: Is " French Cordial,
Is " Musc4t Wine,
. .H.te p q Brandy Peaches,
1870 . /" Brandy Cherries, Glass Tops" Obj
- -.r- 10 " Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer RasHs,
10 chests Green Black Teas extra, and an addition
al lot Of Asop and founser Sparkling AIes, genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
augI2f - VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

MARYLASD RIFLEsEN -SHARP SHoOTIsG -Oae Of
the speakers at The barbecue given recently at Shep
erdstoSn, Va, haudsomel sIlndedt6 Capt. Michael
Cresap's Rife Company, which marched from Wes-
terra Maryland Juy. Slst, 1875, for the siege Of
Boston The Company consisted Of $50 men, paint
ed like Indians, armed with tomshsWks and rifles,
and uniforme in bunting shirts and moeasias. The
deXieFity Of These in sho ting was thus display
ed in Frederick: clap,bOard, with mark the size
of dollar was put uP; they began to Ere of hand,
ana the hysianders were surprised few shots being
msdethat were 1t coss or into the paper. When
they hal shot for some timssiu this way, some lay
their b9cks some their sides or breasts others
ran twenty or thirty steps and firing as they ran,
appeared 10 be equally certain Of The mark. when
a young man took pthe board in his hand net By
the end but by The side and holdpg itup his brother
walked to the distance and c0oy shot into the Ehite
laying down his ride be took the board and holding
il as il was held before The second brother shot as
The former had done. Finally, one Of the men took
the board and placing il between his legs, stood
with his back to he tree while another drove the
Centrp..
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NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS

.c II Il, A u II Il ~ Il II G. A s.
ME are receiving our ssoc Of Pail ana Winter stsple
wv and Fancy Dry Goods Really Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Brogans; Carpen, QueesWae,
Hardware, etc. to which invite the special attention
Merchants making up their stock in this market Il Is
say for US TO anything regard to selling goods cheap.
reported throughout all selling
goods EXTRA CHEAP We the charge, and 70 short
time, prompt buyers men, prepared sell
goods his Fan cheaper than heretofore Please cali and
stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported to- manufactured in the United
to which we invite special siieaon. frrf--a 80
Also, have large stock or READY MADE CLOTHING that
cam be beat in quality, style and cheapness in America.
Also 400 cases BOOTS q Shoes whc1We and viii sell
under regular prices 1t.-HE
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING, ply, ply, y wool all
cotton, that can be bought Of Us for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and
Also We have made an arrangement with Of The largest i'm
porting houses in America for ueensware the crate,
York JObbing prices Call and examine before buying.
. Also, Hardware Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c,
Merchants who purchase for cash. give notes.
and pay hem will find our house the place for em, sure
TRAUBE 4 ITTCAS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

GiFesa healthy beverage Nervous, dEpept and bilious per
sons who had coffee for years, have been able TO
drink their fvoe beverage again when made in this boiler
and without Of Of the old unpleasant coe
quenccs tits healthy, the use Of condenser evapo
ration is prevented the h0 bOel long enough 10
release ali natural Of the ber and get them IN Just
proportion in the beverage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

An Offering Tor sas hos 7alaaBls Lo,s oehsr o.
I5rosli say and Cherry 1ireeia,
Ons Lei ontl forty feet Broadway and one huned ana
si9Ity Cherry street
ne aohs the Shove fronts h fa on Broadway ana
runs hack 80 isst % nAllsy d ~ vide Z. .-Z
Nevis The tina % procure good bushes snd 1or lsn
Sc, spPiy . TePIs-lml A. y = L4NpsAhA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

ENUINE imported Havana Cigars. The subscribers have
received by recent arrivals large addition to their Stock
Of the most noted brands Of Havana Cigars consisting of
ERegaiisIS, CUbsln8s, CintO DeOriOm,
SanchO PanZa, WaShingt tom,
Ia Soils;
with other brands Of all and kinds and at prices
ranging from $40 to SljG thousand.
Also 10000 geane Mexican Cigars, large and small of
cslent quality which will he sold low TO close Also, superior
Virgins chewing, Virginia, Havana, and Turkish Smoking To
UaccO, Delphi SuuGs, Pipes, &c.
A, KERR & CO., adjoining Post Office.
COUNTRY HOME FOR SALEs--Fourteen
unehaf choice land be purchased
1t isCouyenient to the market as vegetable
garden Apply 10
may % W. L. BOYD. Jr.
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FtfHE partnership hereore existing between ne
unler Tie GrIn name ef "a. ID. IlloRBIS 3 CO.. hi ne
Grocery ana Commission Business IS this day dissolved BIZ mu-
tuai consent, B. Morris having This interest 10 Tr Nc
Crea Either Partnsris euthal &c name II he erm
n liquidation. IL Z. MORALS
~ ..aliA a " .HGoPER HARRTa
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- Poa ne 1glorio1. history 0f= this lIl
1aa > stone thrown On bis Assd ~ 4 j j i.aE
The Anhnnlniz 1Irrae-, o., r,s.,r...-,-
s 8 -l- Army SHrgeon
Lais news from Europe brings a. assodat b iss
murder Of Dr. Turnbull, distinsuishsd SEQ q Nh,
gs0n, from Edinbzrg, eeaneelsd win tie iBsi:l.5
Army in China. A Letter o he Eoadoa f.s,- 81
Of the circumstances sm
This energetic asd ds9o5sd gsdflsmaa has been in
tae habit 81 volunteering 20 aceoupany nuF tr56ps
Wherever his Services we're likely 10 Be repaired and
% me e. e Jane party having, gone With he
Heaerai IN eommsnd to Che White Cloud Moantsir
ana having come across 81 encambHesf. = 1lssss|,s
vas sent TO Canton Cor rainforcsmenf.. svss
nag Of nat day si1 hundred men. under Colo,sI
helleFa5' accompanied by Major TraTsTs, sisrtsd
rem tne east gate Of the city. With them wehtfr
Tarnbuil, again volunteer. On the m6r6Ine sF1Hs
81 the enemy we're IN position, ana eur men on.fFs
hae Of mareh, Eiih uumbsrs falling sick fFon she
sHseis 9t ihe sun, Or. TuFnbul fell back 70 assist
me sex ana having remained With one poor fclioH
until NE distance between the rearl guard ah 1ss
uisaoled man vas zoo gfeas started 10 aEsrtnka a.
main oody q The iroeFs. Re vas Waylaid and murr
eezed One report states thai The unfortunats gen
temRn's hands and feet had been cut o. b. the sif
age enemy. He was buried side 81 side WhHsJHs
soldier % suco0T whom be had sacrifoed1 Ia Ga
me TO- H.
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better coffee than is possible 70 obtain In any other
way because by ingenious but simple arrangement the house
keeper boil her length Of time without loss of
srUn securing all the elements Of the coffee in their natural
aud proportional combinations.
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:. M ..aLD pomINIoN,, ooEEEE-por.


TUyHOUSANDS Of this Coffee Pot already been sold
and demand from all parts OF the United rapidly
on the increase. Wherever introduced, it has given
complete satisfaction
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4. q. * A. B. BEECH,

ANh NO" OPENING DAILY AT IHElE NJ" sAVhE'
Nc. -. College street,
FENEIR Fall Winter Stock Of Dry Goods consisting Of the
latest styles silks Travelling Dress Goods, etc, ETC. La
dies Misses aud Chirens Steel Expansion Skirts together with
Well selected stock o. staple and Fancy Goods gen
orally, Notions, etc.
Also large loo Satin de LANES and Lace Curtains, Carpets
and on Cloths OF various sly les and qualities all OF which they
Offering very short profits to cash dealers punctua
stomers time. augl7-d
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ISHAm HARRIs,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE;

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To al who shall see these Presents-Grseting:
WTHEREAs, If has been made known me that a certain
w GEORGE MILTON charged with committing foul and
atrocous murder the Both day Of june 1853 upon the bodies
Of VIM H. spceT and r. IL Vail, at OF county Of Dyer,
has fled FROM justice, and is running at large.
Now, Therefore, l. Iham Harris, Governor aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power and authority in vested do hereby offer
reward Of three hundred dollars person persons who
apprehend the said George Mton and deliver him to the
Sheriff or aor Of our county OF Dyer in order that justice in
that behalf, may lie had and executed.
t In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the Great Seal Of the State affixed
'~~S~' Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
ISHAM q. HARRIS.
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PIANO FoRTEs, ooKINe.a.LAssI5S. -

ME have now in store, tine stock Of Pianos. ,-E7
w Melodeons, window Shades, Artists Ma -
f snd and al i End Of a. %os a7s ieieSiS
added largely stock of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c. In word, intend to TIMES, pease
customers and induce them pstronise home instead Of
sending abroad
febi6-H Wa R. FREEMAN.
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WANREn-

"TANTEb genieel, active business pansf, with
w cash capital OF $780, in genteei. profitable and cash
business, which will pay from fifteen hundred dollars
year. M must be business MANI Address Immediately R at
this Offices sus2s-da
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uavr l,s ,uub-r az Nsgress hand for sale. Amonr
49, .siI-1f se4ru5trsssss and Heuse 3sfvznts, aui
I.vsIsI -oc-l CooEs WashsTs, iEa, Cali aoon . -
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~ WEDNESDAY, the 6EA October nsEt on he pras at
" n o'clock, A. b., viii some eight ten lots II Clifton
containing rom four 70 twenty acres se SITS ior country
Reeaeacess Market Gardens, and Dairy Farms,
IERNs SALK-A credit OF six, twelve, eighteen md twenty
four months for satisfactorily snred heang nres and
q lien retained. --.. t.-
Hand bills uha more particular description q ne Ls, yin
b issued before day Of ale a, v 5, L ~.
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The OId nominion Coffec-Pot
The Old Dominion Coffee-Pot

Is the economical, for nothing being lost ny w
boiling. Coffee is required; while the beverage
tgronger more fragrant, and more delicious
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REmoEEn,


IN w. MA . = . Co,
AA tins opportunity ~ ipf0ripg te public they have
removed . their rev store. No i5 Market doors
nom the Square, where they fully prepared on f
Old customers and the pn generally with the very articles
Of Coal Cooking aud Heating Stoves; Paor Chamber
and Office Crates Japanned and Common are Sheet Bar
Copper Zinc, Wire Lead, Boc Tin Ion Copper Pitts
Rvets aad everything else usually kept line OF sdsness a
wholesale and retail JOB work done order with neauess
spl6 I P.W MAxEE & Co
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TERoUa5 RATEs o. FREgHT FROG NEW YORK TO EAsE1IlE.
Inoonneeo with EEW ToRK Side be ana Screw Steamship
Lines, 10 Frgn