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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

INDUSTRIOUS SUPERsTITIoN.-Abr broth
er of Little Soldier, chief of the Snake
(Utah) Indians, died few days since.
His relatives, in addition to the killing
of his favorite horse over his grave, bu-
ried with him, alive, little boy, of
whom he was very fond, in order that
he might accompany him to the spirit
land. They wrapped the boy up, alive,
in a blanket, and placing him in the
grave with the corpse, buried them to-
gether. 99e W
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
l.. G. MERRILL,

(EeLectic Prdetce) Is prepaed 10 attend 10 al calls in
his profession. Office, No. 45 Main street Residenc
Market street, two doors below the fremont House.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

Rg-On the boundaries of Central In
dia there is unique bird called semenda
III the beak of which there are, as it
were, several distinct pipes with seve-
raj openings. When death approaches,
this bird collects quantity of dry wood
in his nest, and sitting upon it, sings so
sweet with all it's pipes that it attracts
and sooths the hearers to a marvellous
degree then lighting the wood by flap
ping it's wings fit allows itself to be
burnt to death.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
N. A. BROWN,

BdstiOaabIe T,tiL0rOPpoSite the city HoteJ-A Hp-toL
ht good workmanship, and A. No. goods, always to be
had at my store Cutting done. Call and see 30
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EDWIN HILL.

Bder and ContectioRer, (neaIy opposite the Cty Hotel
Bread, Crackers, Biscuit Rusk, Cakes Pies &C.; AWAY
on hand and for sale at the lowest rates 1y23
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FARM FOR SALE

Ss O0n ACRES-70 Grain, so Grass,
XBFTFE SOO 40 Pasture Wood. 240 Apple
Trees. All fenced Good house and barn. Near
Town Beautifully located. Sold cheap Ask
soft WEBSTER & SCHOPF.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15

November the LIST, we emparked on the Lake
Of the Illinois and came by the mouth of the
Miamis, which runs from the South and falls in
to the Lake.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
FANCY GOODS,

NSBORNE'S Golden Ointment, and Johnson
~ French Female Pills, Just received at
STARKWEATHER g. Co.'S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-23

PPOtOXide Of Iron Combined,
TTAYING successfully passed the oTdss which discoTe-
slTsd Is an sstabsSed medicine rs sesey "a egaa
ID 4 SP & PSHAt
Affections Of the LiTsr Dropsy EeursIz Bronchitis and Con
sumptve tendencies Dsorersd Of Che Blood, Bos Sour
hhy3 and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTEkA-
TIYE medicine, beyond question. The proofs Of is efficacy
are 50 numerous 50 well authenticated, and Of such per
ehete at saeres cannot reasonably hesitate % receive 'ue
profeTed aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to he eucall ut its
range Is extensive because many diseases apparently unlike arr
BY remedy. -.e-5le-r E
The class OF diseases FOR which the syrup provides Is
precisely that which has often baIed the hest order ot
medical skill. The facts are tangible, Witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy ofths Syrup ineontoveoe Ihos
the character Of the Syrup, cannot fail 70 be satisfied WIN me
following, among testimonials, in he nanas Of le
Agents The ssntures tOs OF gentlemen Wei known u me
community, and Of the highest respectatikty
CARDThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
ects Of the "Peruvan Syrup do not hesitate 70 recommend
the public Prom own experience, as
well from the testimony Of others whose and teg
tv are altogether unnusonabe doubt a. rs eca
cy incpen disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
sages Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Drusy Neuralgia &c IN
deed would Incredible, but from the high erete Of
Witnessed tm and have volunteered their test
0D Thomas d ss a. a. Dexter Eesi1 Rev. John Pepont
S. II. Kendall, NJ D. Peter Harvey
Thomas c. Amory, James G. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas h1dtnlan
NoTrIt Is well known that the medical effect Of Protoxde
by exposure the air, and that to
maintain solution Protoxide without further oxda
don has deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup this
known and this solution replace all the protOcsrbOaieS, CT
trates and tartTstes Of the Ratsria Medica
"A. HAYSEs, NJ D., Assayer 70 the State Ot Mass,
Is Boylston street, Boston, q. s. A.
Pn1CE.-Iargs bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
Tnay4-d6tw6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-23

TEE CREyAssE ar HELENA The break in the leFes
that oversowsd Hel,sa and large extent ofooautry
below, occurred on the 9th, on Mr. Clements plan
tation, one mile below town. The water has been
considerably higher than il was in so; mlny old
settlers think It above the food Of 1928 Il Is now
falling gradually, and in the course Of few davs
will be Of cur streets and of Of the plantations
below. Immense damage in the loss Of erops
stock, etc has been the result some Of the finest
cotton plantations in the South hsve been inundated
and all in consequences OF the miserable apoloeis tor
leYees that have been relied upon. As 70 what the
the damage is We hsVe not FeHlotest idea. We hear
it estimated that the places between this aud d
Town the loss cf cotton win not be less than 600
bales, say nothing Ofeorn, hay, stock fences etc
This is a painful and melancholy lesson, and one
that viii surely SHOW the Importance Of revouuouiz.
ing the present defective evee system aud adopting
one that will afford security TO he millions of dol
lars worth Of properly that require such protection
The St Francis river, from the mouth up 10
Wtisburg, is reported 10 have been higher last week
than it hss been known since the settlement OF the
cOUuirY-Over so years. The town Of Madison,
thought to have been above overflow, entirely
submerged The loss Of stock and growing crops IS
immense. We also hear Of hesvy losses Of stock in
the couniyo fuuca, Miss steE miles above Helena.
Mr.. Baskins oveTseer on Col. Bedford's place, in-
formed US that at least $50 head of cattle and One
valuable horse, we're drowned on that place DR.
Nash late Of Helena also lost several head Of cattle
We also hear Of the loss Of stock in several places in
this county. Gen. Pillow lost about so hssd Of
cattle, and Col Williamson large number OF bogs
Mr. 4. ", Casteel lost over 200 Yards Of wood, il
addition to his crops. Other losEe have occurred
but the above are all Of which We have positive in
Formation -Heiena (Ark.) SHE'D, Jaiy To-
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DESIRABLE ARKANSAS FARM FOR SALE
M arc Offering for sale very superior farm, contain
w ing upwards Of 10000 fronting the Mississippi
rivers about mile below oceOa Mississippi county, Arkansas,
adjoining he farm Of T. 3. Harding Esq The farm offer is
Of the best in all that ston country. and has large
amount Of fine Cypress TIMBER also four negro cabins. From
- to 100 cleared and timber Gsaened liberal AP
ply 10, ur address, J.. L. & +. W BROWN,
iunel0-dtw&w Nashville Tennessee
DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE FOR SALE.
NATE offer FOR sale the accommodating erms that
w valuable property known the Orleans Store the
South side Of the Square opposite the House, eing
Of the desirable business city. Those wishing
bargain will Gnd to teiF interest Immediately
J. L. q i. W. BROWN,
iuyT Az Cherry street.
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Fare Reduced
cabin Passage 10 New York $50.
Stceragc ditto SO
NTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-ThesI Z. S. Mail
Z Steam Ships through I'm - 20 30 hours.
-ip C0iazlbI. l-uU tons n. Berry Commander.
A5fskriis, 1900 toni, IL, NJ. MUrry, Commander.
Jas. ddgeT. 1900 tons, T. Adams, Commander.
Marion. 1900 tons ". J. Foster, Commando.
Fs-s-- LEAVE AdEUrs Wharves every Wednesday
- and saturday az high water.
EE5rllLe These Steamships all built expressly for
scz this line and for safety, speed and comfort
uurivalled the Coast.
Tables supplied every luxury attentive and
Commanders, will travellers line every possible
comfort and accommodation
Cabin passage $50
SeeTaZU passage.
For fTeig ight or passage, anplvto
HENRY NIsSEOON, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bag and Adger's South Wharf,
JulyIC-H Charleston, s. @.
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BOOTS AND SHOES. 4
BRADSHAW a RUTLAND,

ADSHAW q RUTLAND,
No. 30 UNION STREET
- HAVE just received a fresh supply OF BOOTS L.,
Az and SHOES which viii be sold at the very low 80
FFsI est prices. FWY
~ LadlIes Lasting Caters, with and without heelsi' 49,
Ladies Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
do Thick and Thin Sole hid BOOee, heels and no heesi
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
Kid Slippers and trimmed heeled and heels
FOff lnI SSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick Thin Sole Gid ami Goat Bsoteer heeled;
do Black Lasting Caters
DO XIII Slippers
do Thick sole School Shoes;
Chillrsns' kid al goat BoOtes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeei Shoes.
do Auks Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentlcmens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do Pump do
do do Stitched
do D. S Congress Caters;
do 2. L. do
Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do d. :. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store, which the
tenti0n Of all wanting articles in our line.
ia NJ BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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The Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot, and open
H0 before the starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
Tor tn purchase OF Tickets Il is at other time during
e day. Passengers for tie Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train, which throughout with Trains the other
Time TO Richmond 42 hours Washington two days Philadelphia
and half and New York three days This the cheapest
and lest route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 0 P NJ Train, arriving
Memphis in for New Orleans the evening
The next day. aud through without detention at Memphis
Those for McNnuyle SPARTA and Beershe1 Springs leave
Nashville the 2j0 NJ Train, which connects directly at Tul
ahOma with the Train for McAnnvile- Persons leaving Nc
Minnville In the morning arrive at Nashville 730 p. NJ
At Nashville there boats which leave daily for Smithand
anl connect with boats for different places the Ohio aud Mis-
sspp rivers also, daily line OF stages for Louisville, leaving
every morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change of Schedule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville Eastern passengers gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
iuIyIO, lS55 FRO General Ticket Al AgInt.
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GUNDAHESsssfFesh BarnIada AlroF Eoot Pearl sag1,
- Pulo freuch Chalk, Shoe Brushs siE P1EdeFs. B1st
Fri sup Ci1chiaa, Damond cssnt, Hung Cork, etc 4ers
BY ..- pEA0YgLLk 3 BILL
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II EHANON MILLS FLOUR.-We have been mad5
Agents Tor the sale Of the Leanod Mills Flour which il
superior brand.
have now IN store large supply made Of White Wbea
RsyRe-a CARTER, MCKAY + co.
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CLAssIFICATIoN on THE ABOVE ROUTES


CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES.
ISTs CLASS.--Piano-Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots
Shoes Liquors, Oils, bottles; Camphene and Spirits
Turpsnune In barrels; Carpenz, China, Glass
in cases; Clocks, Confecioneris Gotten Cards; Cut
lery, in casks and boxes Dry Goods in boxes and
bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubbery Furs, Garden
Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, (at
ers risk Oysters In and Saddery Tin and Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices.
I'D CLASS.slIArdWare Except such specified in First
and Third Glasses, Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
rolls and boxes; Oils, In barrels and casks; CrOckery and
QueensEare and casks Rica, Whiting, Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
I'D CAASSssAXes, Shoves, Spades Sad dOns Zinc and Tin
n pigs Tin Plate, Anvl, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes,
MaHia and Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Mil
Gearing, Carriage Springs and AX RailFosd ehels and
ANits, Chairs, Spikes, and R0sn In barrels.
SHECl ClAL RAEtS.--FuTniure and Carriages boxed, and
other light articles numeFatCd also, Carboys Of Acids,
other Chemicals, viii charged by actual weight, st
double First Class rates.
IL No charge for drayage Wharfage, or Forwarding. The
above rates all expenses from New York % Nashville
i ? Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road vest Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
Insurance.
by the above Lines per cent less than by Psurg Wheeling,
Parkesburg and the Ohio river, making difference Of TO
cents per 100 pounds dry goods.
il Road will be responsible for damages occurring at
Sea.
shipped Savannah should consigned Agent
tra Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLIE ". ANDERSON,
jyJ4-f General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot COPY, and discontinue former
advertisements.
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WHEAT Oar harvest has been gathered, and the
enquiry naturally made is what is the quantity and
quality, and what will be the price? From care
fal examination Of cur Virginia exchanges, We be-
eve the yield will not be tWothirds Of an aver
age. The quatity is not equal TO an average. Il
vas, however, harvested in much more favorable
weather than last year. and, with the slightest care
must come into market in good order. Il viii be
remembered, that last year much Of the wheat came
iuto market in damaged condition. The mills 10
Richmond make nothing but superior -four, which
can be made only of sound wheat Of tUl weight
Our crop is short, and much Of it Of such qualty
as is uusuiedt TO our millers The capacity for the
PRODUCTION Of flour has been increased d-RicbmoHd
EaqaireT, Juiy Is
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TNstray. mmmphrcEs Cnumtr..-T

ENsJrays humphreys County ss-Taken up by
Benjamin Epperson living ia Humphreys county Dis No e
sOre supposed % he nine old with white her
valued az So BY VIM C. Fan and Wm D. Meadow, the
18th June, 1855, W. WHITE,
gy5E3t.s Ranger,
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nN sud after SUNDAY, July II, 1855, the Passenger Trains
Z will he follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and go P. NJ.
Arriving Chattanooga 2.20 ?. NJ. and I.3j A. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga at 9 4. NJ. and 8 p. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 30 ?. M. and 10 A. N.
Through tickets sold Nashville the following places
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Bs5~ The New York Herald has advioes from Rio
JaneirO to the 18th ult. The port was considered
healthy, though yellow fever prevailed to some ez
tent. The hospital report from June to June 9,
was sixty five cases Of yellow fever, Of which, how
ever only four terminated fatally. In the Legis-
lature, which in session. the conduct Of the gov
ernment in regard to very important treaty re
emily concluded with Uruguay Wasseverely eensur-
ed. The GALES of coffee per day for Europe aud
America averaged 10000 bags, and letters from both
countries indicated more active business at hard
The receipts Of produce from the interior we're i'm
proving. The olearanees were seventeen vessel,
with SO, 704 bags c.Hee. The arrivals of American
vessels to June II we're thirty two, being twenty six
from he United States, and the bllauce from other
foreign ports Tic demand for aour was fair, al
though some sold at auction at $40 SlI so. The
stock in FIRST hands was as COO bbls and in second
hands a coo bbls, making a total supply of 20 OOO
bbs. Freights 10 The northern pCrts of the United
States, 4oc 4jc. per bag. Two vessels we're load
ding Tor PhilaGeldhia at these rates Noquotsticns
Cor Europe.
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TBNAs ITEas -OuF Texas exchanges, without x
ception, speak IN favorable terms OF the growing
cps. In the East the weather has been somewhat
dry, but the last advces report refreshing rains.
The Tyler 3:sgortes says the accounts from every
part of Eastern Texas give the most cheering news
of the growing crops,
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IKE WHEAT CRoP.--We eonyersed yesterday with
gentleman who hasj just returned from an exien-
sive tour through the grain crossing section Of this
State and Tennessee, aud be informs us that the
grain is unusually deficient both in weight snd quail
ity and resembles rye more than wheat lie further
states that much Of that which was cut Gul put in
shocks has been Injured by the excessive rains and
will not be worth by 10 or L ccnts per bushel as
much as the old crop There are but few PUrchas.
ers, aside from the miers in the upeountry as the
margin for Profits has been small The recent so-
tivIty in the New York market it is supposed will
send more Of them up-SGUann0h Rfpvbieaa,
J1lg 90
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FARM FOR SALE OR EN-.
CHANGE.

VWTE offer sale for desirable near Beebuekle Bedford
county Tenn, cOntainng 5, acr cleared,
haiance we'll tmbere frame dwelling with rooms negro
cabins barn, &c; springs The No FARM We
will take SO 5000 in Nashville property, or small farm
within Or3 miles Of the city in part payment. Call
>. l.. 4 T.. W.. BROWN,
june9L9m a. Cherry Street
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Eine Comntry Residemce Eor saIe.

z NOW offer the place for sale NoensviIe turnpike tw
4 and half miles from Nashville. Any person n
wanting beautiful ResidenCe-One that Is
way dcsirabe-would do we'll 20 look the Above iIEaIH
property, IS am determined to sell it, No full de- sssH8
scripon 0f the House and Grounds hsreuecslry,
those who would buy see for themselves.
There twenty-five Of Land improvements are
all sulstlntiaIBus Grass Spring Water Forest
Trees, Fruit Trees Shruy Flowers abound The soil
FERTILE unfing streams rrias the grounds Taken alto
gpher, hundreds know, the above residence surpassed for
natural elegance in the vicinity Of Nashville
les d2rl GEO C. ALLEN
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VY virtue Of decree County Court Of DaviIsouc county
rendered at May term lss in the case Of David Love
Administrator, Anna lkns0n, pa Twill oGer for sale
Court House Nashville, Saturday. ID dav Of July
next, cash. following nWt MaliHda about 20
years Of age, and George about Is years OF age
Said negroes belong the estate Of Jonathan Wilkinson de
ceased, and sold TO nay the debts OF said estate.
junej-6 Sztwtls-prs Tee IS F T. 2. CHEATUAM CLERK.
POsIPOnement--The above sale has been postponed IN
til SATURDAY, the i1th inst.
jy6-tds F. 7. CHEATHAM CLERK.
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80 NEGROES WANTED,
ENTE will pay highest cash prices ly good Young ne
w gr0es. lap6-dl H. il. HAYNES < co
NOR SALE AT COST To CLOS E.--sn sssUr
E following articles, among others, is offered
cost to close: .....
Irish Linen Linen and sk Handkerehefs, Hosiery Cloves
Ribbons, silk Fnnges, Trimmings, &C., &c,
", D. GRUBBs,
may 10 No. South side Square.
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1SHAJI &. aAEREs,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall these Presents-Grceting:
WTTHEREAS, Il has been made known that certain
w GEORGE MILTON. charged with committing foul and
atr0s murder June 1853 upon the
Wm. H. Sper and r. Il Vail late If county Dyer,
has hei from Justice, and Is now running % large.
Now Therefore, l. Iau g Harris, Governor aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power and authority u vested do hereby oer
reward Of three hundred dollars 70 person persons who
may appreh1ud said George bou deliver him the
Sheriff county Dyer in order that justice in
that Behalf may te had and executed.
~. In testimony whereof have hereUnto set my hand,
sEA Seal Of the he affixed
49, Nashville, the eleventh day OF July, 1888.
ISIIAM G. HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
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WUO - IEEAT ~
ST. LOUES CIRCULAR s.
PAINTING ESTABLIsHmENT,

PAINTING ESTABLISHWENT.
BUILDERS. HOT DJSEFEOLRERS, &C.s re-
QuCstr notice that the undersigned, having made
the necessary arrangements, and secured tho Of competent
Nokmea, IS prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS,in the line
OF JAS Npul in aI In the department Uf
HOUSE PAIN CfNGs
' subscriber is prepared Wth the greatest prOmrness,
however large, buh may h. endcTed in style and
upon lsr "c cannot fail give satisfaction lie is also pre-
pared tp execute aIl manner Of
>' 'i,NAh-NT TAI PAINTING, GRAINNG AND NARBIINd
LayiEs M it apartment secured the services Of the most eret
and eNTErgurai artists.
ihs suc WH. ur persons hai ing work in his line to
give hlin a CALI otiOrl masking dlaI ARRANGEMENTS.
81. - 4. T. FL ENING,
maro9du No e. Union ST., between Cherry and Summer
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cheap.
Sets of Collars and Sleeves Of kaes work. 81 so worth So

do do do Jackonet work, 81 worth ST.
Jackone and Worked Muslin Sleeves, from Gc TO 81 - worth So
Rich Lace Handkerchief Linen Cambria Ceners, SO worth SO
large stock Of worked bands half price. Rich Black Buse
collars from Soc 81 5 worth double. Siis Parasols from
S5c 81 p Fans OF superior quality from CSC to 81 So
Cour caps, Mohair and retiring caps very cheap Rich Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers and SETS Superior quality Of
tracts at SOC worth 5c. Now ladies and get bargains
determined to close almost any price,
tend after this deal exclusively in Millinery Goods.
kind good money taken for goods at these prices.
+. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
iunel0 No A6 Union street. next door to State Bank
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Charleston and Savannah.
FVHE following rates To take eject on and afsr JUNE i
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FURTHER REDUCTIoN.
k8 -
JULY 10Th, 1858.

THROUGH FREluHr FROM EEw YORK 70 NASHVILLE
Inc5nnecton NEW ToaE Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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Description OF George 1giiton.

AFGSNA bAADA " NHS"A - -'AAAtNhs
HE'S about 3 years Of age weighs about 10 40 pounds,
and is ee inches .H dark har1 hazel eyes, short chin,
very upon and chin running up
the ear, Supposed te the result Of scd, which
that it is difficult Tor him to close his mouth.
Is supposed to have gone Arkansas, he lived for some
years at Crawleys Riige, in that State. iylJ-u
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above i've in
nrtinns md furRar.L mn 70 this nLlnl.
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NEW NYEIEA,Fl NEIE VII

Nh EALI MEAL!-sA Grst Mill is now In operation
lYA al Wolfsnden Co.'S Machine Shop Cherry street. two
doors south Of Broad Fresh ground Meal for sale
je3O-n
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nIANOS.--We have received fourteen more
ii New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled -
makers, Light, Newton Bradbury, Hsmesf IL n n
Bros, which make stock very large and desrI a
able We Woud be pleased to have these examined
by ALL whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold by Us, shall be warranted to give satisfaction ineYey respect
fehl0 W. & R. FREEMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-23
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

- e - = -.
EACH WAY OVER TIE ROAD.