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mEmPHIs nnnneE.


The Races over the Memphis Course viii
'coaa meIlee On TUESDAY, october 10, 1s5s,
The sweepstakes have closed with he following sns,r
FIRST DAY, TuEsDAY, October 10 he ~ aLKER sTAKlE
for thIee year Olds $500 eDisnoe $50 ae lils heats
Psailrel's .Prfaas; dan s. cbs7aler.
D. MNCalgy enter POtsos ysaT old b. euoos dam. I'M
Jemss T. cradles names shsstnui oo BY imp Glencoe. u
may d sss "a a mp 5l Sisa E 3 Brs H - ' y
W r. Harper names HanpaHi year old colt iy in York
.firs.i,r1 tIiukey, b. 8luckie John.
n n M- as1Sss chestnut cox b. snip. Glencoe: dam Belle
y E1sS A y 'is imported s Ss as s e. si s es
Poral. :, - 1ss ,Fsst,pt ,ot s..,. t ,r-.-,s ,r.,-
dam " imp. Alur6y Aiso back coi Marx Young y ABon
an w Ron Rslrss naes Ianra Williams 81 imp Glencoe: dam.
Jane watson Also CHESTNUT alley b AhionE dan, Eaors
sFCayD DAY WEBsEaBar 0ctoser 20-Fuo year 9a Sta k
dash Of mile, $500 entrance; $50 forfeit
Of sally Morgan By imported Emancipation
Harper names tEO Old odlrig LsznEtons cat Of
W Chatham nsmss Two year Old chestnut colt b. Gsneo,
III oon nalsss az alley b. AIsion; aau soserezn
james JACKSON names chestnut ay Fanny Bugs, y imp An
W. RouadiTss names CHESTNUT colt by Epsilon: dam tg IMP.
SANE DEY-Josksy Club Purse 500, mile heats, sias
THIRD DAY, THUHsDAE, 0etoher 2l---The -sHARfEk
STAKE, Tor tse year olds. Two mile heats $500 eutrr
james l. Bradley names tay aHy Dss Chss - imp ssus
coe. dam. Brown Kitty b Birmingham 60
D. Mn. calgy Potsos b. Glsne0ss dam Hp'red
Gii ( Blythe name black col. Hs-.hs, ty AIbisa; dam
Wagner. Also, Edy Dean, bay alley ns 49,. 49,, 80 -,
W. Roundlrse names Laura Williams y uiSl- .i aa-7
watson. Also, chestnut hIey b. Abel -, ~
Jane Jae<s5n names hroEn dlley BY nyllus ~ -enlas
dam Ohelio Also, coit AE Aelns' p Alloni ala'
Ton Moor sas by sy b imported shamrock, he cam
Tiftle CSIDI Ass, chestnut BsiaHs By third Bolons aui
sally Soq Iis.ur us Hsmplana, b mpotsd or.ssi
Bl RofT4 DAY, FEIDaT, October z2Joeey Club P 500
I've T1F Pls pay s1auaBEr, Os0bsr JoeEsy Club Pua
sl99s- ssT.IF SSveS he .. sB,lss he hors . s
/ faii amount Of Jockey Club purses
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
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GzEE7tzSsE-Sil.
TTVE Great Central Route, oonnsug Atlantic cities with
Rcstr, EorthHestcfn Southwestern States, b. con
tinuous RailWay drcct This rosd aD Pittsburg
vita daily lines Of Steamers al psrs On the Western Rivers,
and a. leyend ana Sandnsky vita steamers all ports
Northwestern Lakes making the direct cheapest and rei-
it4solts ly which FREIGHT be Forwarded
5Fedg E6Et z. 81 u isll-I.l. ~
RATES BETWEEN PHILADHLPHIAaA1D PIETsBUBG.
ttEsr CLAss,-Boos shoes DRY Goods Gin -, nor IOOH
boxes Furs, Feathers, Sc, !. % p p 1 - ~ -'D
hEcoND OIAhs--Books anu Stationary, Dry IN, - 1ooH
Goods lin baes) Hardware, Leather, &c, 0 PEI A'Ob'
dHiRD CLAss-Anyilsi Bagging, Bacon and n. 40. 1OoH
Pork lin bulksl Hemp, &c, wv p VIVID
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish, Bac0n aud Pork a. - zoaH
lpsckedO Lard and Lard Oil, E 10o PEI AV'n
tlour-IScs per bbls until further notice. ''.'."
Grain-S1cs. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CotorS2 bales not exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
ther notice. .-r.E
" In shipping Goods from my point East Of Philadelphia,
particular 70 marx package 'G Philadelphia RGinoGd'
All Goods consigned the Agents OF this Railroad PhiIadeI-
Pha or Psburg viii BE- forwarded without detention.
fEEiaHT AGENTsHarrs WOrmley 4 Co., Memphis, Tenn.
R. T. Sa . Co.. 81. Louis J. S, Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville,
Indiana Duuu, Bell aud Murdock- aud Carter e Jeett,
LOUISVILLE ky r. o. Medrums Madison, Indiana, Sprngman
Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, n W. Graham & Co..
Zanesye Ohio Leach & Co., No. - Khy street, Boston,
Lch Co. Aston House. New York. Me- q, william
and No. Battery Place, New York; r. J. Sneeer Philadelphia
AageW kOons, BALTIMORE; Geo. G. FraRCcus Pittsug.
II. II. HOUSTON. General Freight 1geat, Patio.
H. J. LoMBAERT, SVptr AHooHas Pslaz. = .... i'
april, '5S-f
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SUNDAY REiDNe.
An invitation.

An invitation
"7Aey t6af SEEK ne early sEaH md me-
Come while the blossoms Of thy years are brightest,
Thou youthful Eanderer IN . toWerJ Hazcs
Come while the restless heart e l9Qndt1g highest,
And Joy's pure sunbelnls tferDble ~ thY Ways
Come while thoughts like summer huls unfolding,
Waken rich feelings 81 the careless bresti
While yet Thy hand the epheInerl wreath y holding
Come and secure interIniuable rest. so ...
soon win the freshness Of thy fays Be over
And thy free bu yanOy Of soul he hoEn;
Pleasure viii foId her wing, and friend aud lover
Will 10 the embraces Of the worm be one
Those who now love tlee viii have pass n Brewer
Their looks Of Kindness via De lost % thee.
Thou wilt need balm to heal thy spirits fever,
As thy sick heart bToods over years 70 be-
Come while the morning Of Thy ifei glowing
Ere the dim uiautoms thou art chasing die:
Ere the gay spell which earth Is round thee throwing,
Fade Ike the sunset Of a summer sky:
Life hath but shadows save pronise given,
Which lights the future with fsdeess ray;
Oh. touch the scepter-win hops IN Heaven
Gone turn Thy spirit from the World away.
Then viii the crosses Of this brief existence
Seem airy nothiugs % thue ardent soul:
And shining brightly in The forward distance,
Will Of thy patient appear the goal;
Home Of the weary! where II peace reposing,
The spirit fingers in uneloudel bliss.
Though Ger lis dust the curtaued grave IS closing
Who would not early choose lot ike thisl
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NEW PAIL q WINTER GOODS
TRAH BE 4 EUCA s..

II h a q ID Y q u 2 z "A y
WNLB are now receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and Br0gans Carpetng, QueensWe
Hardware etc, which the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this market It IS unneos
for Us thing in regard to selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, and say short
prompt buyers prepared sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
our stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of every
popular imported the United States,
70 which we invite special attention
Also, large stock Of READY CLOTHING, that
can't quality, style and cheapness America.
Also, 400 cases BOOTS SHOES which and will sell
under regular prices.
Also 900 pieces Of CARPETING. ply ply, wool and all
cotton, bought than manufacturers
prices. Call and
Also made with OF the largest i'm
porting houses Queensgare the crate New
iobbing prices Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery Files, Axes SC, &c
Merchants who purchase for cash, and give short notes,
and pay them, VIII find house the place for them,
...-aaa t--- TRAUBE & LUCAS.
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CONTINUED PEATBG Felix Neff once made the
following comparison when pump is frequently
used, but little pains are necessary 10 have water;
the water pours out at the first stroke because il is
high. But If the pump has not been used for long
while, the water gets low, and when you want it
you must pump long while, and the water comes
only after great eOits Il is with prayer; if we
are instant in prayer every little circumstances sEak-
ems the disposition to pray, and desires and words
are always ready. But il We neglect prayer, it is
difficult for US 70 pzays for the water in the ven
gets low"
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GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
II al III shall see fbs-a D.. c..

To ali who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
HTHEREAs, it has been made knewn me that a certain
Wv GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing
arocos murder the Both day Of June 1855 upon the bodies
VIM H. Spc and Z. II VAIL late Of county Of Dyer,
has from justice, and is running at large,
Now Therefore, Iham Harris, Governor as aforesaid by
virtue Of power and authority in vested, do hereby
Of three hundred dollars to person persons who
Sheriff JaoT Of county OF Dyer in order that justice
that behalf, may be mad and executed.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hand.
caused the Great Seal OF the State TO be sxed
~ Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1858.
ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
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8
FREPARATIoN ron DRATH.--It is the sad ocndiiisn
q many dying nan that their Fork isso Do whsa
losiE noar y come. when the enemy IS Eifhin the
gave tlelr weapons are 70 look for when death IL
= ne aoo1. their gFaces are TO seek for. when the
CON = eole their oil IL to buy he pursuer
as much IS thought Of b. them. IN 4 s'e-5 -
seven years Of plenty are wasted, ana 81 r-5v;.io,
for the years Of famine. Iimeis sbsnt sri ,,fbi--
islaid up for eternity. ail therefore rs-- eni-S
every work have 70 do, that to die nay Be ne lar
work have 10 finish.
WoRTHT OF IHIrATIoz.--In moment Of leisure.
The other day, We picked up 8 work By Mrs.. Ann 81
Stevens, entitled Fashion snd Famine. and cur eve
rested On he following. We would recommend Il
70 other lady writer's worthy Of especial notice.
some Of whom seem to be singularly addicted 70
swearing On paper:
Il have never stained pars.in nv life 9th pro.
fame lsngusge even when describing q profara na--
sor; have placed the name Of God irrsversnti
into The lips Of an ideal character. Sooner would
feel oath burning upon ny soul than rerster one
where il might familiarizs Itself to thousand souls
surprised into its use b their condolences in is
author"
Mrs. Stevens vas right The harm done By fction
writer's is enough IN al conscience uiihout making
pfoiaue persons Of their maay readers Il is abonfn-
able IN male writer, but singularly rspulsiFe in
the work Of female. It is 70 Be dsBiofe5 that
works Of fiction are 90 popular. but the malady IS
greatly increased BY The shocking profanstsa hey
frequently exhibit under pretsuse Of faithful de-
liueatiou Of ''real life. "Stel5gViIls Ezpositor.
GUSTAV FsrLoWsarp. ia one ofths last Of HE
published works, DR.. Archibald Alexander makes
this remark g
.'rhe author in . long life has found that real
CHRISTIANS agree mueh more perfectly il szperi-
mental religion than they do in speculative DsiBf
and Il Is ms belief that mere intimate acousin-
lance among Christians Of different Denomination.
would have Happy tendency 70 unite lhsm mora
closely in the bends Of brOtheFiy love-"
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

lust RECEIVED, by VESSEL K THOMPSON
ID 10 Gases Claret Chateau Margaux
49, :" LeOvido,
25 ST. Julien,
10 " Lesie's Ginger Wine,
' Is 4" French Cordial
Is So Muscat Wine,
p q Brandy Peaches,
25 Z" Brandy Cherries, Z" Glass Tops"
'. 10 =" Corn Starch rr
30 boxes and halves LAYER Raisins,
10 chests Green Black Teas, extra, and addition
al lot Of Aops and Youngs Sparkling Ale and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by a
sugI2tf VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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NASHVILLE RACESF


NALL MEETING, 1858, viii commence Mouiay, septsm-
~ Der ~ with sUeepsiske with three year ois-s60 en.
Tanee-slOO Forfeit Two mile heats Blight entries. = f
III Odon names hr Mary Wye BY Albion By Sovereign.
Blythe Guild HiaWaha, By Albion, dam b sovrsirn
W. g. Harding names b. Tsnneaee b. Epsilon, dam kas
Also, names ch + By Anon, dam Delta By pram.
r. Moore names bf Betty Nancy, b. shack dam Ida. By
VT Roundtroe Oh by Glencoe, dam Jane watson
Also, Eames sh T. By Albion, dan By Prfam.
TUESDAY, ssrH.
sEsePstake vita two yslr OEi nile ou-s9oo sasues
500 forfeit. Seven entries.
Ida, By Belshazzar
A. Barnes names {, by Albion, dam Ann cha. y L.
Yiaihan- a.rH.. T-.
Hugh Cslgy names c, b. Alion, dam ~ LeViathan.
W. T. Chatham names ch c. hy Geucoe, IGVatlan.
Eli Odoua names G, ly Albion, dam By Sovereign.
Also names Z, BY Axiom, dam b. Sovereign
second Rloaiih untrsd threye oldls0 entrance50
forfeit. Three entries
W T. Chsatharn names sh b Glencoe, dam By Leviashan
Blythe 8 Guild names Ef9is Dean
W 7. Roundee eh Z b. Albion, Euiora b. Prsul
Third kaeeles county Stalks, WITH tire year odls1o0e
trance play or pay Three entries
WEDNESDAY aorH
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mite heats.
e-. THURSDAY, slrl
Jockey Club Purss. s150--One nile heats.
Second kacesVeepsfakes vita Gnted three year odaso0
entrance SIS f1rlsii. One heats. Five sntres
D. P. Hadey Halaesb 6, ty Allen Brown By Pram.
W 7. Roundtree names Oh BY Albion, dam b. Little Trick,
BY Priam.
T. G. Moore names Oh & By 81 Boston, dam b. Ieviatln
". 2. Chatham names ca e. by Glencoe, By Levasn.
E. MeriEeser names Oh By Ambassador, dam By Pncd
FRIDAY.
Jockey Cab Purse s2OOOns mile hsats three best In ave-
s- SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse s25O--sEO mile hs9t.
aug2-d&EH 8. y CARTER, Proprieior
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C. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles and bora1i
has now on hand large lot Of Cedar Yellow and y nie
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank Jo eant
ling, Square Cedar Cedar Plank. and Poplar shngs haFe
Mills cutting Poplar and CEDAR one dressing fo Ah
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine masking No-1
Poplar shn~ail IN constant 0peraOu. can supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles Ct the horla no 9a q me
O ms pi''ss I0' ' Fays Luhsr Ysr 10 III BrOadEg
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CHINA HALL sTILL.

HAVING purchased A. II. Hicks very large and S. e
complete stock Of China, Glass, QueeusEsre, Sc,s .
together with his outstanding claims, will continue the M
business at the Old stand, CHINA HALLl and solicit N
the patronage OF all the old customers the house. and all others
in need Of such goods or who favor With CALI All those
indebted to the respectfully called upon for
away. ..lf
J. G. Daen fully authorized transact business
nected with the concern.
augI4B&d2d c. s. PEACHER-
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NNAhAh-a AT PLEASURE.
onesquars one year, ssoEaoa additional souars so
Advertisers eSceedins the space eoV,fraetes
FOR, viii be charged for she excess.
IN IHE WEEKLY.
ooE DoIAR PsTsqaaTsf9s the @ and grT4 ozs1s FOR each
AdTertssmenSs published 10th he silv and vv, ~,
&c charged the fall daily Htal With o1eha te vsev -
added - 10y laIA
zygHsis's Aa0srss7ts 4s' % paid Tor a tas ss Of
To COrrespendenas.
friends in writing to VII bear &C. mind following rules.
OF yourlecter
Il you wish the pspsr changed from enc once to another give
both ofices In fan. -
= 10Y write on business and On iT matters write separate
ahSs-. OK paper, or different leaves 81 enc sheet.
tl and communications unon an such fctsan
80 az may he Of Information interest to the public
noattention.
Correspondents should write oa a1h one e OF the pars-
AZ l1t ahaersade tarcttrl -t1e uncatiuns.
iesrs en- business should Re drectei 10 lIeszrs. E.
~ & 60 and not per.onalg g eiiner o. The PrOpris
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He years Of age, weighs about 100 I4O pounds,
inches high; dark hair, hazel eyes
with very upon neck and chin running up to
the ear supposed be the result Of scad, which
that it is difhcult for him 20 close his mouth
supposed to have gone to Arkansas, he lived fos
years at GTaWley's Ridge, in that State. jyI3-tf
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give The above i've in
sertions. and forward bill 70 thls 0ilce.
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S75,OOO--s75.OOO.

II ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
IL SALES75 900 worth Of the valuable real estate
will the reasonable terms desirable
city property osd this lying on Cherry Cedar
and Spruce streets, suitable business houses private
wslIngs propose exchange the above likely Negroes
d the best ash price
atmay n WILL L. BOYD, in
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Isn0 1IaE BETWEES c0IuNB6s,
BALTIMORE, q HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!


90 EVE ONLY EOgTEby which through Eieksts to Washington
can be procured to which point we'll as to Baltimore
e Shortest direct, and respect the most reliable
route. Il Is the only By which purchasers Of Through
acc e New YORK enabled 70 reach che cities Of Baltimore,
Fnac @ and New York, at the cost Of ticket 70 AeE York
only nus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information % visit four Of nc principal cities On t Union for
tass cost than can be Afforded ~ any other route.
And e b rsuts hy witch Through Tickets can be bad
% kiehmond Norfolk Wipchs Er9rcurs and Peters
burg, Va Cfistoh, 6atanna Macon, Atlanta, Augusta,
Passengers from Nashville the stage Coaches Of Carter &
4holo or steamers e. Cumberland river oLouEtiles
eonnecng terc with The LATED States Nal steamers b Cilcn
nas orth ne Jacksonville Ralroad to Indianapolis, Ind,
laks direct connection Columbus, Ohio with The Central
Ono Railroad to Whaelng whence close counecHon With the
and Ohio ailrOad i made 20 washington City Balt
more, Philadelphia ard New York. -.qtr-FrT
IL Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
TRANSFERRED az Cairo Of TN Illinois CeBtrS Railroad
from thence passing through Terra Hauie Iudalapo, Dayton
and Xenis, 70 Soluls. Th Daily Trails Columbus
lOA N 800 2. N. and u, p n. -fr III tgaFH
III Travellers requested notice that while this the
entyfpif HHordng IhFou q Tickets al The Eastern Cities
The same rate charged By other 8 lo any, it
aso The shortest most speedy direct all the leading points
S0le, being about 100 mikes shorter New York than by any
other route There less changes Of ~ @ route, and
consesuenty less eetenton, than by any other, l-r-
il Iie read is ballasel uith broken stone and Is entirely
Hge from GUS. ..r-r.E. n15lEEFTll E-a8f4 sl--
kof Information please apply to D. G. RUsEy, agent,
Hdsnf illes lena.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville Office the
h1aii steamers Or % the JehesonNe Railroad O6ces
Main street. WM S. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation Z. & o. r. r.
Join y. SHARP General Western Agent. Fog -t-
June %
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d Ladies' Brown French Lasting buoned Shoe Caters
=. Black q g -
New Congress CATERS, with and without heels
Side & Front laced Caters with and without heels
Slippers, O. French Kid, White & Black Satin, &C
Misses snd 5hirens Boots, Caters and Slippers with
heels and without. At AZ College street JOHN RAMAGE
July Il
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Five HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

TSHA G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF Tennessee To
all who shall these presents Whereas, It has
been made known to me- that certain INV BURTON char
having committed the offence Of embezzement
fed from Justice, and is running at large:
therefore, Iam G. Harris, Governor, Aforesaid
virtue Of the power and authority in vese hereby oderR
Of $500 person persons who may apprehend
said p n W. Burton, and deliver him the Sheriff or Jaor
county Davidson, order that justice behalf
may be had and executed. .-rr
In testimony whereof have heeunto set my hand and
caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed Nash
tL's} VILE the 3lst day Of May, 1858.
IsHAM @. HARRIS.
By the Governor: "a -...-- 80. I'd. 4---.f r
J. B. r. RAY; Geeretsry Of STATE.
Hnet2@A anna u.----i
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The Ticket once s b e PASSENGER DepO aud IS open e
starting OF Train, which allows ample time
purchase OF Tickets Il other time during
the day Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train which connects throughout the other roads.
Time to Richmond hours Washington days Philadelphia
half and Ncw York three days This is the cheapest
and hest route from Nashville 20 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave thc2O P NJ Iln arriving
Memphis In for New Orleans the evening Of
the next day. aud through without detention at Memphis
Those for McMnuNc, SPARTA and Bcchcba Springs, leave
the $50 L NJ. Train, which ConUGct directly at TUT
ahoms with the Train for Meanwhile Persons leaving No
AnnFilc IN tho morning arrive Al Nashville at go p NJ.
llc, there boats which daily for Smthlan,
and with bosts for different places the Ohio aud Mis-
tsnpi rivers daily n0 Of stages Louisville leaving
every morning the arrival Of the night express.
By change OF Schedule the Tain from Memphis connects
direct At venson with and down Trains
delsy to Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
ovethe former Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville
ulylO, l85s arc General Ticket a tnt
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T. Spocialraes. 80
I CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES.
ISL CLASS.--Pmno-Forfes, Books, Stationery, Boots
Shoes, Liquors, Oils, &C., in bottles Camphene and Spirits
1urpenne, in barrels Carpetings China, Glass and Glass
ware, ~ Ciecks, Conectcnees Cotton Cls Cut
, IN cases, casks boxes; Dry 9oocsj in boxes and
bales Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrubbery furs Garden
Seeds, Locking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at own
ers risky Oysters and jars sddiey, Tin and Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices
ED CLASSs-HardWare Except such az spre9 % flrst
and Third Casses,) Codee llis Machinery Foreign Ii
quors, in barrels and pipes; Tobacco In boxes Leather In
rolls and boxes; Oils, In barrels and casks CToekey and
QueensEare, IN crates and casks hces hnr fasers
/ Sheet Brass and Copper. y 2
Sd CEASS-Axes shoYels Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin
inpgs, Tin Plate, Anxils, Ri casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee HEAVY Castings, Mill
Gearing, Carriage Springs and AXES 1alfoal ehes and
Axes, Chairs, Spikes, and Rosln IN baIfe-5- ~
SRECLAHs HATES and Carriages boxed, and
other articles enumerated; aisoi earboys Of Acids
other Chemicals wiz he changed BY actual weight al
I, " double First Class rates. se
70 , No charge for drsyage, Wharfage, or ForWarng The
above cover expenses from New York to Nashville.
p Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, vest q steYenson, entitled % above rates
Insurance. n ..r.I rs'
By the above LINES per cent less than By Pftburg, Wheeling,
Prkersburg Ohio river, mixing difference of 60 IS
cents per 100 pounds dry goods
Road Will not be responsible for any damages occurring at
Goods shipped Savannah. should consigned to Agent Cen
tral Iailroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped Charleston, should consigned Agent
f-- CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
HAMMER Gazette and Patriot cory, and discontinue our former
advertisements. ~ q --
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HAVE sampleof COiumbi Coal Oils ald . few
Lamps suitable for burning it, exhibition at old
sand--h5cks China HG-and shall have full
supply Of both, 10 sell all who wish cheathe cheapest
good light, and at thesame time the SAFEST it impossible to
explode These Lamps easily managed as common lamp,
and are not complicated, give steady clear light at an expense
not exceeding ONE CENT invite special attention to
the Lamps and OIL and purchaser haze the privilege Of
satisfaction. A H. HICKS.
FlIouse Furnishing Goods for sale soon received M
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PnrticnInr Noticel

currently reported that Goods only by Auction,
while twohirs sales made privately, Ike all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exceptions that is
sell for cash. and short notes. and from Sc to @ less than
heir prices. lsugil TRAUBE LUCAS.
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GILBERT, HAGEN a CO..

4 HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for NlcAdamizing, and will sell great
bsrgan,n taken away in q short time.
W II. JOHNSON.
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