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sURRoGArE's coURT-Jor n.-Besso EOw.so C.


The vile Of George Dickinson and Msry Bowee. de-
osd beta OF Ola ssytck C0ua siuis'ed 20 psss.ss
today.
TIE will Of David Brush, deceased, formerly Of this
city. hut sy Of Greenwich, Up Before tue SURE
gaze today 81 2 W Sorgui APPEARED Ter teIee q tis cad
d,u of the ,eato c0ni,s e,aidy " the vii A5oaFocs
70 lie
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rAdyprisement ]
. ~ wanted in the depart.

A PROFESSOR OF LAW wanted IN the depart
the Sal. sss S s.ss i fo s comp.
-. ,aa,,s..a, "a, =. ~: isssse sst1st1on Apply ~
s~ss s7n'''"AA WI" ~ J. W. FOWL -
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Adyer .ement
Two LOVES AND A LIFE Al BARNuM's. -Th

Ia, t,p.ersiion Of this charming and thrilling drama i,
nounced sor th. afternoon aud evening az banum' Museum
esTpesy ard enphaiicay go and witness It. 1t will
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rtiseuieut !
No. Nine of STEPHEN II. BRANCH's CALI

c,ros il out ard -su b, obtained oil hours tht aud
=, yLl.se aud retail a, No 20 Nss-aus BeeAuan,t
and opposite Ross & Toussy'. News Depot, New-fork.
thioaors bite hardest in hot weather.
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Mnrr Srlc1nrs -Yeslerday f.renoon. Charlns

MOEE SUICIDES y ebTerday t'renOon, VNhr61
Herper = C.fuan cabinet maker aged sb0n 80, committed
sude bis oparmeut in the tenement hon'e NJ y Leonard
street ~ banging himself with 70 putty dooF In the
absence who had out 20 work. Deceased II ap
pears had suspetted bis o nstaIcy and Sunday ht
s.ced himself 10 Of the apartments 81 watch her
return home. When she returned she had sutton with her
ing the attentions rs they retired g. au1the spas
mint he rushed ont licking the door aud the P5ce
vi arrested the off parties From that evening he
d.su-ted with he wife and yesterday above stated put al
cnd 10 bis eirtcncs Coroner Gam bic held on irquest
Gamble he'd Inquest yesterday a. the Esht1 Ward
station o &C. upon the body Of Hppoite Grip French
ran aged 81 who committed suicide at tbs house Of friend No
m Lsur NJ street taking assD Ho had been long time
ou Of emp,oynent ard In destitute crcnsaIcfs.
diet of supposed suicide by taking Arsenic rendered
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Acknowledgement
|, hsve On

TEAs.-The CANTON TEA CoarAnI nsve %
hand every y.rty Of TEAs for Gooe and Iss @ pr
soseboas Ooons and Y0aos h''Sl i asa. a. sa.
&c Gunpowder and I'm pr from DC 49,, t. a. a.
csn sd ,sspa. 10 rs Csshn e., between Pear AZ
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IAdvertiseinent ,

Gas. Gas Gas fixtures OF beautiful design s9O
e,sL ~ . o, ., ho{esse manufacturing depot No
so BrCsiwHy. AkS"'A' " ~
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Advertisement.
ZEPHYR MERINO UNDERG ARMENTs

AT GsEArLY REDUCED Prices
WI la f,,,rd =. u,nsl az R.xKlS's.
No. 50 Bowery.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TIE METALLIC TABLET SIROP-lnvenIeu oy
GEo s.uxpERs A. D. ls6-Th the genuine article cas- e
equaed for proiuairg keenest psso'e ese %
Can Obtained Il he Subscribers sd soe MAJ ''ei .
8. S4VADLAs > store No. Aston House
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vsd t. the Cnsu e''sn. VII fu i-s.noe .crep.ary
ht~en the Coectors idr-r AID putty Coli c O.iIry.
RECEIPT book -f''
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Among the arrivals by the Asia on Thursday was
Madame Thslberg who to ri ,in her husband.
Many Of our readers aware tina. she is daughter
Of the late Signor Lablsche.
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EXCISE CoNyIs' IoSERs.-Ye sterdsy for the first
time 10 fortnight Mr. KeIr present at the meet
ing of the Board. Msssrs Heskett and Holmes were
also present. NJ. Kerr said he lad been very busy
siucs be met with the Bosri l.st. The application Of
Dir. CHECKER Of Grammercy PAX for an irkeepars
license was brought up, bat laid over for further
si3eIa.iop, after which the Board a.jou.red
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Strangers in the city Obtain correc, rhteno
los a EAauin .tion. with ChaIts and ION "''eN ~
Character daily, .: No. eos Brosdssy
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Two BoY BURGLARS CAUGHT.-TwO boys named
Pot Monet AID JAMES McCebe arrested yesterday in
The act Of brea.in- uuoccned house the OF
Sullivan and Houston Streets and committed for examination
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Martin Dowd was 7

Martin Dowd was placed 81 tflhl tOusy TOT Tue
murder Doo-y. Nr Bueed the Corporation Coaasa
eras.ed challenged the jury DR. furaed
cell, g. after which the Court adjourned till "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12

Mr.. Hyde the seeding Mormon Elder, sails to-ia
for England in the steamship Nortbern Light. II
has a Mormon novel nearly ready flr publication.
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WASTED NV STR OF CLorsrs.-A lev days
ago. Dsttct otics, WIson srsstei young man
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ForND DROwNED.-Coroner Gamble held an in
ON. yesterday morning Barclay Ferry upon tho
body unknown about Mt OF found dr "ucd
in vicinity vel about five feet eight inches in
blaek oc kcoat. black drsb
vest white shirt with pearl studs IN IT, Two p. rings
were iron on. Of his fingers an! German medal wi
&c attacked quar eagle IL IA pockets. Tue OJdy
Rad beer weeks in the Ner-ic Supposed
doo
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CIT Y ITEMS.

OPrRATIc M,TISEE.-"La Travs.a will be per-
formed the Academy of Music this afternoon at ,
o'clock-Msdsme Gezzsbga, BignoE, Anodi, and
GssIaroli 10 the leading parts
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DEATH PROM SUPPOSED NIOLENcE. L ,roner g AN
be was called yesterday no inquest, the Hospital upon
the body Of Patrick Flynn Who died iion injuries
Flynn found by policeman, with his skull
fractured tut would tell how he by the injury
marking that Il private matter He account OF ms
misfortune the lie spita but ~atd yeste
dsy that Flynn has been hit the head with conc
shell By in Baxter street The inquest postponed
till TO-DAY.
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REAL.EsrArE SAIL The following sales Of real
estate were made yesterday, at the Merchants Ex'
charge, BIZ A. j. Blocker, Sons & Co:
Lot aud buildings, D.. Thirty eighth street Nos 81
Third avenue o35iO
lot Tenth avenue Nos 81, q, n EiShy-thd sto-et, 80
f''
Il, n. Eighty fourth street, No. 215 W, Tenth sv me,
-"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-01-14
'o,al funded debt, S39,7O5 592 So

Deere Use during the fiscal year, S20,097 81
These statements exhibit The gratifying
fact. that during the past fiscal year, the pub
lie debt has been reduced eight hundred and
twenty thousand, nInety-seven dollars and
ftly-hVe cents. DulIng the same period
large appropriations and payments were made
an acuouut oi our public improvements, for
old aud unsettled claims adjusted under the
act Of last session, and for other ex:raordna-
ry pIrp ses.
The condition Of the Treasury prior TO The
suspension of specie payments by the Banks,
justified the appropriation of at least two hun
dred thousand dollars more in payment OF the
public debt, aud arrangements were made by
the Treasurer, under the direction of the
Commissioners of tho Sinking Fund, to liqui-
date that amount; but after the suspension,
and the consequent financial embarrassment
OF the country, the proposed payment, from
prudential motives, was posiponed. Had this
payment been made, in ADDITION 10 the paw
menls already reported. the statements and
tn1i eXtlngulshmento of the public debt would
thus far have been sustained by their actual
yericdtiOn. The Causes that prevented their
real ization, it is believed, will soon cese TO az
teGa in5nriously the revenues ofthe Common
wealth. Actuated by that indomitable en-
ergy that has ever characterized the American
peopie-iaIlerlng for a moment, but not dis
heeaieneI by the adverse circumstances that
surround us--roased to more vigorous actionl
by disaster and defeat, our progress cannot
bong be checked, nor our prosperity long be
interrupted. Confidence, the sensitive, yet
powerful agency, thai binds in unity and
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Loans OF 9th OF May, 1851, over
dle, temporary 10000 %
Certificates OF stock, loans of A
pri III. 1915 8 per cent, 6J,50l 0O
Certificates OF stock, loans of
vauuuS dates, D per cent. 9,3l6 Ga
Reliet notes cancelled aud de-
s,n,yeL, 373,O4O 90
Reie notes in Treasury, set
ASIDE for caucelalion, $4,000 90
Total, SI,0l2.S57 64
Aa required hy law, direeted the Ger
tAsatts aud evidences OF this Indebted
uess 20 be cancelled; and Oh the 18th OF
September, lo57, issued my procIama,
uon declaring the payment, extinsulsh-
"eEt, nd duai discharge OF 81 ,042,o
ul OF the public debt.
la addition to the amount reported to
be IN the Treasury to the credit of the
sinkipg iuud, and applicable to the pay
nleut Of the public debt, the commission
els o! the luad now hold the SUN of 81
3a0, 900 bonds of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, pledged by the law to the
payment of tao funded de5t OF the Com
Bonweaith.
By the 4th section of the lth article
Of the Constitution, as amended and rati
hsd ty majority OF the qualified voters
OF the Statc, at the general election held
on the sccoud Tuesday Of October, 1857,
it is mate the daty Of the Legislature,
~ It's first session after the adoption OF
this aneuimeut, to create a sinking fund
which shall be sufficient to pay the sceru-
I0g interest on the preseut public debt,
anj aay additional debt thereafter con.
stiiutionally contracted, and annually to
red ice the principal thereof ~ a SUN not
less than S450,u0O which "sipkig fund
shai! consist Of the net aunusl income OF.
the public works from time to tine, own
Cd by the State, or the proceeds of the
haie Of the same, or any part thereof, and
OF the Income or proceeds of sale of stocks
Owned by the State, together with other
fands or resources that may be de>igna-
ted by law. The said sinking fund may
be Increased fro IA time to time by assign
ing to it any part of the taxes or other
revenues of the State, not required for
the ordinary ana current expenses of Gov
ernment, and unless in ca e of war, inva-
sion or in>urrection, no part Of said sink
ing faad shall Be used or applied other.
wise than in extiBguishaeDt Of public
debt, until the amount of such debt is re-
dacel below the sum of s5,000,000."
This being the first session Of the Les
islature since the adoption of this ameod-
ncptr the duty therin enjoined devolves
upon you, and should be promptly and
faithfully discharged.
The funded and unfunded debt of the
State, including temporary loans. on the
LIT dag Of Doce ember, lS56, as per re-
ports of Auditor General and State
Treasurer, was as follows, viz:
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Loans l9ia of April, 1853, over
due temporary .
Loans OF 9th of May, 1854, over
dde, temporary
Certificates OF stock, loans of A
prill ISIS. 8 per cent,
Certificates OF stock, loans of
vdriuuS dates, D per cent,
Relief uolcs cancelled aud de-
strnyed,
Reliei notes in Treasury, set
aside for caucelaliUn,
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$iO,70l, ,s35 25
The funded and unfunded deot, at the close
Of The last fiscal year, December /, 1857, was
as follows, zlz:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-27
0RLF PERSRRVATU

SELF PRESERVATION, sc.
Ii debts dUe rs previous the yssT ls57 viii be sol
"A leetsd ~ IA January Court OF before MagStrate,
not Dad before that time This sha apply 70 all persons,
d0ol0 3 o McEAIRE & CO.
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Trustees Sale.

ToF virtue ola 3rusI eculgd 90 me BY Cover
- registered luBe Registers Uceul Davidson county
NE IUu day June 1854 iu BOOK no. Is, page Nos t
AID ~, viii zach front OF the COuGIhousC
door, city Of Nashville, Saturday the 2llh day oil
February next, rgE, e claim aud interest," Of The
sad Cover The estate has Father, the late VII
liam Cover deceased both personal in civil dis
tric No ~ county Davidson, will convey
such title invested said trustee. Tins llh
dsy January lSSS. AXIS Brown,
~ H-ood-tds-gns fee s. trustee.
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Dissolution.

THE O. Partnership of Rutherford Doyle was dsso we'd
by mutual consent, the first day of January Is5s
James Doyle having sold his interest the Books Notes
Accounts and Real Estate 10 J. Rutherford both parties
authorized 10 OF firm ia liquidation
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g Produce house OF NlchO Green have removed from
College slresI the old stand formerly occupied by
Hessrs. MCrrs sratJ0n, No T. Corner Of Market and
Street, where Lhey Will continue the Produce Com
Eud storage business, under ths name and style OF
NichOi. Green a. 60.
tn Produce.
III We are paying staI times the market price for Bs'
con, Lard, Fgalhsrs Ginseng, B6esWaz, DO
gy- All OTdJTs, mpanIed By the cash, FILED win
pr0mpluess and des qaIch, mOdersls commission BY
IN ~ NIUffOL, UEEEN a. co
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED I

BALTIMORE, Is HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
yTNHE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets 70 Wash
iugton can be procured TO which point we'll as 70
Baltimore ia the Shortest most drecE and IN every
sDect the most rsh route 1t the only BY which
purchasers OF Through Tickets New GOrk are enabled
- reach the cities Of BALTIMORE, Philadelphia ana ksa
YORK al the cesf Of Ticket 70 New Ork only, thus
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor
10 Fis four Of the principal cities IN the Union tor
lsss cost than can be Afforded BY any other route.
ana il Is the only by which ThrOugA Tickets car
le ha6 TO Richmond hoFiOE, Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon, Az
ANITA, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NAsRTILs laks the stage Coaches Of
carter Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river
LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United states
Nail steamers to Cincinnati OF with tRe JedsrsOnYle
RAILROAD Indianapolis, ind make direct connection o.
COLUMBUS Ohio WITH the Central OniO kRlrOad 10 heel
ny whence eOse connection with the Baltimore and ONO
kiarold is made to Washington City, BALTIMORE, Phar
dephia and New York.
81 Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
1hB are transferred Cairo Of the Illinois
oonra Railroad, from thence passing through IarEe
dauIe Indianapolis Dayton and Aenla 70 Columbus Three
yaiiy Trans leave Columbus al 10 A. III, $50 z "A. and
u K. ID.
~ TrFaers are requested to notice that whine this is
0HggOus shordlng Through Tlekelsto az the Eastern
Giss same rate charged by other routes 70 AsU
Ks Gs is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
% ali tnt4eading points the East The distance ron
Columbus 10 BalmOrels only 576 miles, being about loo
niles shorter to New York. than By any OtnerrOus There
u less changes of Dy this route, and consequently
% detsntion, than BY any oIner.
~ The road Is Oaastsd vito broken stone and is
sntirely free from dust
rfIrheriuforstiou, please spplyto D. q. Ru1sEY,
aKent Nashville, Team.
For Through Tickets spply in Louisville 81 the Office Of
U. S. Mail steamers, 81 ne Jssrsonls Helr0ao
,tics, Main street. WI. 5. RCODSIDE,
Master Transportation y. = o. e. &.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western agent,
I'm. Y.
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Wheat, wheat,

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red whea
w for which will pay the highest market pTCs, de
uvered al Ware house, on Spring ans Clark street
Nashville. Wheat will be Cl8ssed follows:
len csutB Per bushe will, Be paid tor prime White above
prime Red and 10 below for prime Medlteuanian-
his wheat classification When mbeT Wheat
IA prime ave cents per bushe Will paid the price
sprinR and other Red Wheats.
me Amber is known here by Farmers Blue Stem or
Museum wheat. hext % his the Golden Chsf-mosi
First Glass White; Second Glass, Amber,
Tbird Glass, Golden ChaGi FOuuh Spung
sd an otheF Red NhesB except the MedsTranGR, which
Il ian cent? below In value.
:s5sSs 0i''I d. g. FRENCH q son.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

L6uuby4VauId VoAb4aI lstL444Vdu'
Three Daily Trains ErBm Pittsburgh TO
Rhflassa lDhil-
TRAINS leave Pittsburgh follows Mail A. NJ East
LAne p. n; klE Fess Mail $40 2. h
The B1prsss Mail runs Daf the ether two sundays eE
copied; Making DIRECT CONNkCTtoNs with al tralns
81. Lsuis No., Dubuque Keokuk and Iowa City, lOWai
Cure HoCk leland Chicago. Illinois Lexington and
Louirvine, Ky; Terre Haute, Indianapolis ana la
fhYeJte, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus Day tOns
Toledo, Cleveland, Zanebvllle, Crestline,
Massili0n and Wooster, Ohio, Also
Kansas, Nebraska ard Minnesota,
AND ALI POINTS IN TRHE VEST
FARE As Low As BY ANY OTHBk ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon this a. being The
shortest and most expeditions route 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NBW YORK, and all
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aue.Rf Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad, Ph1la-
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sNHAf convenient frame uelang On the Franklin Turu-
PIKE nsartn grss kOlI Uas Uesups5J ID a. e-
C@hpDehs Esq Inc house contains four rooms 5osileH
z-cHsu, serNLs rooms talrgy alras OF 5unl
HtAc4oa suitable iuure procured ID Ihs salut
On IeAs0naois 'efns h d1sifed F0ssr-alOu sisoz -sd
aLy- Apply
nov - A. v S. LINDSLET.
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HI1lSEsFTHT,n

an nov ouurlug prcu5 - l4ls hires lots In
E0geaeia, Juss ael oulisu e Inr Iroa
-alb ~ ieeiOn iue uzltlH IarupIsz, deep
isi strsei IN ne raaf lls5
1ausiIDs supply excellent Wassr AMI zr5 iu rap1f
Improving H5iglbornOod. Apply d
dsu3 hsr AVS IynSLEV
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GLAlBORNE MACHINE WORKS.


IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our new and extensive Foundry
" on the old stand Of the lats Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and are prepared heavy lighl
werk Of any description the shortest notice. Light Cast
lngs 20 small amounts at moderate city prices heavy
ings 70 large amounts furnished per contract ~ Cincinnati
prices win additions Of freight. have also
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saWmls, FlOurmls OF he most improved
patterns made order J0bbng AID repairing done
atsy ready 70 make contracts FOR Engines and l
aud shall furnish plans enable purchasers put
Mills with little expense. Manufactures Farmers will
ind profitable Us, before going East West
Machinery
STEAM BOILERS.
FsaOnary engines ana steamboats, order ofthe
beat MATERIAL wItn FsirOus, Grales sandpiD
and Valves, warranted aut 10y pressure required 10
Manufacturing or pOTPelliag purposes.
BLAChSmIIh SHOP.
Any description Of SmtnwOrk done in excellent style
hrslTzo lIOu used-9aW mill WOFz Sterups, Dogs
Ptman IrOns saw cranks BOlts All kind Mill Irns
made 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing 70 purchase good, cheap MACHINERY, viii
do we'll n call ~ our onice address by lester.
e. JACkkR & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25 LaLs Nashville Man. Co.'s shops.
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PEnIGRFE AL DEsCRIPrTnH-

NAUGATUCK BLACK hawk Is q nch and styIfsh
brown horse, eight years old I5H hands high, 0an
trosd 245, and be bore on NE hfsg prize Lone
St4r many others atth5 Stale FAR hdd 10 New haven
last year. and his colts are rem arkaba promising He
sired By Vermont Slack HsWH, shat made No. Hill his
5000, grand 8hrTman Morgan great grand
the original or Justin Morgan H0rss- ha dan was
Lady Ton, BY son Of Oh MeubrH0 ana be- by she
pOusd MssseDEer de hail Ethan Allen
popular trotiing stallion living, Black Hawk laId,
BLACK Ralph, Know N0lhuEs that Ir1itsd Chicago In
- ana BEAT Flora Temple Long Island 30. Belle
Vt Saratoga, mat went in q - aiaO Ic0nd sroE1 WIZ
Of Inc r5t puE5 az Jhe states Fair a 81 Louis
Ia 57j and many OF the best roadsters Of The counes
hnssy's book on Morgan Horses, p. 10 " 1916.
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MA OhAFLss AEALs Cor Ms isFatess 20 dsadl rn ~
VI ZsphanisF Esa deceased Iais al wilson oaanY Ola
et No - In tie ale Of Tennessee, hsrsbJ ntormed
maj tnsFe s anil sum a money ny hands, Whisa %
isFeque5ied ocome fOrHsrd aad ga
Ell aOLD5TON,
ieb 6-W5ls Eraent1r oil q. Neal. deed.
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KTh{fo sIuT Hotel.
BEOadway House.

THIS New Hole' ls now open for the reception Of
hoaroeia DslH6 aisualed 10 central locality, con -
veuiCni V All we alleieuL Railroads, Medical Ea
college, the poet once and The RIVER render The m0sI
sirubls place M thec for travellers and usy boa5eT Nem-
bers Of the Legislature Stu dents aud tae travelling Do Bile
generally are earnestly requested 70 this house. Ne
eina viii be tpsFed 70 render all who come comfortable
and contenbeo oet0 81 VIM. p BRANCH.
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TALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

bALUABLlE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.
Al authorised to sell and make COmpsts titles the
i Tract Of Land upon which the late n r. Walker re-
sdsd and the 10! upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
led and the slaves and stock on the place The place
is situated the Gsstn turnpike and nerseced BY
the Nashville end Louisville Railroad is enough %
Nashville 70 make It country residence tor
persons doing business in the city has IS ne spEng
several iOts each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rarOsd. en-
horlsec 70 sell the enure Tract in body or parcels
and such credit IS may deem eXpsdent. l shall be
the place during the first and second weeks Of NOVsm
Der aezt and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale Of s any OF the above named real and per
sOnsl properly. In the time any person desiring
examine the property do 50 by calling Mrs agnes
Walker the place, and proposals ~ purchase
made 70 her John Taylor Mathew Alien the place
OF addresses 70 a. Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
seDt2A-gf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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EWIsH sell the farm on Which reside, in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above By Mr.. John T.
HILL containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
nine and hall OF FIRST rate farming land with
Portable dWeRg with all necessary houses, suitable for
small farm with good water. fne farm u we'll enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
stone fence. will sell this place separately, together
with Mr.. H's-as both united would certainly make des
ra6e farm and purchasers are invited 70 call on NrHn
and examine he premises. LAVlNIA CRAIGHBAD.
For sFtheT particulars apply M. g. n Snyder, the
ssorsof Snyder FriEzelL, Nashville L. o.
sug5-eoSwH
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"A Neat Small UweIIinQ

EOza SALE
All Ohcring for Saie q dwelling on CoIars sfre5.
. JUST beyond tho a00cai college. Ius House 1rcE
coAlaAa good rOOnia eist5rai &C, sold
sIoit bargain. FoI gefUs zpDJ
GovZ4 AV SLINDsLEY.