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.yNEING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OaIO, AND
BALTIMORE, 2s HOURSt
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI

bAOTA0E ChEChEU THU OUGH
'TNHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
Il ngtOn can be procured, which point as well as 10
Baltimore II Ia the Shortest most direct ana IN every re-
speC The most reliable route. II is the only rouls DF which
purchasers Of Through Tic kes New York re enabled
70 reach the cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia s1d Ngg
YORK, at the cogt OF Ticket 20 new York onIy thus en-
sDHng business en and Travellers Tor pleasure or nor
nation to Visit tOur OF the principal cities IN ns Union r
iGss cost tasn can be sfor0sd by any other route
And II the only by which Through Tickets can
1e had to Richmond, Norfolk Incheser Eredercksurz
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah Macon A.
ANA Augusta, Berkiey Springs and Bedford Spriugs
Passengers from AAsHvLLE Jake the stage Coaches o.
carter Thomas, or steamers the Cumberland river
LOUISVILLE connecting there with lhs United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati or with the Jedsrsonvils
hallroad to indianapolis Ind, make direCJ connection al
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio kzroad 20 Wheel.
t1g whence close connection with the Baltimore and ONO
RahrOad Is made 70 Washington City, baltimore PhIll~
de- phIa and New YORK.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
pms transferred ct Cairo cars Of tbs Illinois
central Railroad from thence passing through Terre
haute, Indianapolis Dayton and Xena TO Columbus Three
DsIy Trans leave Columbus, ~ 10 A. NJ $3.50 p. NJ end
- p.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
only route sf1rdIng 1hrOugh Tickets az the 5i-r1
lIes ct the charged by other routes TO sC
KOTE 0Ry 1t is also the shortest most speedy and r
all the leading points The EaGg. Tne distance from
Columbus to BsiumoreIs only $40 miles, being 100
shorter to New YORK. than By any ruls There
less changes Of ears BY tins route ana
.sss detsutIOu, than BY any oI6er
* The roaI s bsllasted with broken stous snd iE
snurely free from dust.
rtgTtherlniormstou,p please applyto D. @. RUMsEY
agent Nashville Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville 81 the Office OF
q. s. Mail steamers, At the JeHsrsOuve Rar0ad
shce, Main street. NM. ,. WOODSlDE,
Master transportation B. q U. l. X.
JOAN n. SHARP. General Western Agent,
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1857. UNION LINE. 1858.
z e. 4 refA rs62A
sAsssEfsa EsfE

The steamer JOSEPHINE SAVAGE, 1900 tons,
Captain o. W. DAVIS.
The staunCh steamer E. HOWARD 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
The steamer CUlLBERLAND, 600 tons,
Captain WM. DURRETT.
These steamers stand MOL The SAvAGE being entire
y The Howard having been thoroughly CvrrhGuled
and pat inspection, will ready the Hrst rice OF
70 commence their regular trips as above Capt B. Uulrd
experienced Agen will reside at New OTeaus and give
prompt attention % al Orders sent by these seamers
Ths undersigned will give their attention Nashville 70
orders ali intermediate landings the Cumberland
and Ohio rivers.
H. II. UARRISON,l .,-
... ." a. HAMILTON. ! 'As0-''
oct2I -5m.
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Freight on the SaFannah River.

THIS Company being well provided with light 49,
L dFaI ghI steamers the ". h. STARK, 400 eLffs-E
tons, drawing Is inches water, AUGUSTA, 40 rssa2aI
tons, drawing IS inches and RANDOLPH win b0aLs,
give despatch 10 goods consigned 70 heir care, and
will receive ana low trd, free OF commission Address
care Iron Steamboat Company
". Il. . A RK, President.
J. B, Gu iBU, Agent, augusta
S. NJ LAFFIfEA U. gent Savannah
Freight Wheat 10 Savannah, per bushe Corn,
cents per bushe Flour, ~ cents per 6arels Cotton, so
per bale. -.
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MEDICAL
TT-s7C 1D7I7vrn-

JUST AEEEl1 EDs
10 D0Z. BALN or THOUSAND FLOW
~ ES just received by Express dlrec ron tae pro
pfleiors. For sale at 50 cents per battle
maya J. G.. BROWE s1College street.
EISHING TACKLES stoek selected By
y one Of the firm, consisting a4aetne Limerick
Hooks, plain and on guoOds 81 aberdeen, Gravets-
Ken, and Common Limerick doC splsndld assortment
Of Lines, Cable Laid Silk and SCa ols spun Rne Flaed
six AnuOW seinsa l2 By iloAis q every variety;
hees, Jointsd Rods, Clearing hs1. ~ BOOKS Ac a.
In short can supply those who aA A iSeals me Tackle
With almost every thing they y Aa or the successful
r0ssoutt0n Of this useful cai
is9 20 G BLOWN, 45 COIlsgsst.
COD-ITYRR OIL art- genuine Cod.Llvsr Oil
{ iugt rees1s5 f,ST i. on, Ozark 4 Coz, by
je9 Jl g BROWN, 4B College st.
! EFCH gs.-l 600 sredish Leeohes on hand and for
l. sale by ID. G. BROWN, AZ College Ct.
TNT5RF W1W0VG HELA WHISKF.-5 bbs
i Of the above just s"015 o. PRIME qUaAtyi sold 10
ies - '-'' ''- 10 G. BROWN, 4s College st.
CTOTTS WARS 3 500 pieces stone Ware consist
y iug of JsrE Chn-- J1gs MIX Pans, Butter Crooks
"a Of evarv siFs iu-. -ec5lyad.
jeS ''-'' 30 G. BROWN, 80 Colleges st.
7TEV0F77=F7F EFj SCOTCH ALE.-Coustantly on
hand Barclev PerEins Co.'s celebrated London
'istS' isS anu -''i- 30 G. BROWN, 4s OOIlsgest
YEA 4 ST ZCii,-9s boxes Of very superior
srfie!e of Ef. .r11 IEt received BY
/ A'"''1 % DE- 10 e. BROWN. IS OOllegest
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J. i. NAIHU HoI1
W0. "a, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND kEFEKEACES.
DFFTCE EuCKEvE STATE Insurance COMPAHT,l

j. T. NAAhDhCAs
no. "a, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND kBFEKENCES-
OETICE BUcKETE STATE lE5URANcE Io4PASP
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1850. J
To all whom may Ths is 70 certify that have
examined Specimens aud Roofs Of W. s. ChHcs q 20
Elastic Fire anu Water-Prooi Cement EooaEg5 aRo os
leye UtO omDeHIy supeOTtD any other knd o. Roo
ing was sn eye witness OF q severe 'iAl o one %
these Roofs IRON large yollLLeOl Adhs rem an
building, which struck directly upon me 1901 ana cOnlee
or nearly hour hgOOd me trial be- ond al expectation
N-'- % President Buckeye Slate Insurance Co.
CIscISNATI As sENcT Royal INsUEANcE Co4PASF'i
Ihavs examined " CbiIds & Co.'s "Elssue Fire and
WaterProOI Cement Roofing, and as ar as oou
slor great invention, and am Wl1 70 insure Ollllss
protected upon the same terms as insure nose
y Agent Royal Ins. Co. London and Liverpool.
Prom Bennett General Agent Etna Ius. Co. Tor the
CIscrES4rI, Jan Z, 1857.
Having made considerable inquiry, 10 lne merits OF she
sPaenJ Easuc Cement Roodng Introduced into ms Cl5
by ChIds Co.. md % 70 be highy recommended IN u'
Coy by many excellent JUDGES, as II Is esLS win very
ready AID general ntrodueOn IlE l slyeiet over .ne
Pusluon Roofing Is decided aIu iise al
expect adopt Tor my root, which VIII oe ne1t
summerhavug intended TO use n DaI rl ~ the virtue
Of the Patent Elastic KOOhlIg" as q asulsuL4, re-;
oFyios or Tl1 CrS. HAa AsD DATros RAlLEoAD.
Childs Co.'s Patent Ceuent hoonng Is no" nsSd mere
on our OF Building are covering our Tegh
Cars win 1t, and our Master echane IePqTs sgr5 asofa
OIgIcE OT rHE ONO MISSISSIPPI KAILRoAD 20.
Cincinnati, Jan Z, 1851. !
DEAR SIR:-lnanswer 10 ou lnqulf! IN references 70 ou
opinion 20 the practical use Of your no IN M covering
U cars may say lhat from on FoJseFalon, We entertain
avery lavOraBg so mucu SO, that we Hteuu testing u
thoroughly roofs O buildings, cars, c Aer Whieh
will pleasure give decided OplnloL Is 70 tls u
ny. YOars, Iuly, X LlFF = COt
supply Agent Ohio 81 Mss h r.
Since the above wELteu5 tne Onlo sAu Alssssppl
RmoaO contracted erDg ther cars oePUs @1o
bridge Unclsna and Vlncenhss, win TINS CeenI
considering boot article l1ey used Tor the purpose
Il Z Lord, Pres ind AID Gin Railroad.
5 Ciest, Pres Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
Searles Pres Merchants & ManulacLureFd lbs 20.
James Carter, Agent tor atua and other Hartford Cos
MUTtyug Pres central insurance COMPANY
George CaTlIle, President Eiay yeLse Baak,
CTsurgs Conn., Bell MaHuI'r n 10 lU& East Second s.
Baker q Won Phul, NO u Fourth street.
Ezra Bailey, omiln street, between Fourth and Fln
} Godeu, Tailor Draper, Fourth street.
Niles euWUOd, Iron Foundry.
Judge W GhO-sOu.
John Shillto " Co., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
Mitchell q Eammelsbgrg, Furniture Manufacturers ane
Dealers, Fourth st.
W Il Stewart, Builder 345 2 um st.
EerriWs sIneF q sulWeu, Louisville
" 5 MCksynods O. CO., CiaIksylls, Tenn.
rnayIG-06WIy
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. H B0TTs
Al L5FAYETIE, Tenn.
a. CIi1NCaEK AT l.
a.lre1 A. BragluI,
Injunction BiH&o,

% Gel Uufer and jacob Uhs
IarrTug 20 szrsacE8n 0f the CLERK q Master, from
statement Bill The above cause,
100 zHura LII uisudau jacob JAS,
Hl . ta e al tennessee, That Lhu Ordinary Fr0cata
. .| ..s ug- be- slVT11 upUu hin And mOu0a %
-pa.uaIE- -0uuCi. s ordered oY the CLERK MasRr
a. upon rules 10 the Masters nee bsins
one Hr-l Monday Dec l-jI shat pu0IratH De mada
U Size .l.Iu and American Newspaper puol-ued DO Nuan
r |ga., succession, handing said
El aprar Count House ths etLo,
EH9 d monday February 1858, and peads EnsWerr o.
Ea.. conn Tanls bil, as EnenL Eul De akea iOt
confessed as lud us hsaruE pare,
I I-.s sll dag OF december, 1857.
JOHN CLAI3 '8Ng,
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WhiSkey. &c.

/ nm BARRELs Julius H. smiths Hhsk-v-
LsOOO 500 Z" ChenOWelh's
$40 Barrels Old BourbOrn and Rye
$50 Boxes Fine Brandies, q o5z s1ch1
store and for sale bY "a GORDON A. T0.
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Proclamation.

y p IE AEgAEa q JEIGA,
EGAh O.. EAGrlS. Governor Of the
R STATE Of Tennessee an who Ehal rE f-I1tttfl>
see these prGEsuts-l5reeJiuE: n
ss8ES -
10 The Sheda7s o. the counties Of Fayc.e rrtoa Har
de- man On. eFehy, com posing the Illl judicial Circuit.
nu are herFbE commanded 20 Open and h0is
10 aa5 pcfs OF holding elections respective com
ta "u Jhg bs NaiuHy iu april 1858 'ser having given
ore month notice, asTegiTg hg ita r lection o au
Attorney Gen ral7 fE the rail lih Judicial Circuit 10
the T7cEuJV ucC0uCu E fine guAtcu Of John d. Good
all. J. O. ana u15 returns make according .o law.
,~--~g In i-sumoH. whereof, G, .ISus 81 6. HARRIS.
&C. p Gov ruUr as aforesaid, tGve hersuntO set my
tD hand and caused the Great seal State 10 be
affixed al Nashville the 3ist dag O o'Dscembe-, 1887.
bs the Governor.
IS51A5IG. HARRIS.
2. u. ". BURTON, Secretary Of SEafa
The Nb-r OF shelby F except 5h 18Th and l3th civil
tisricts DO said county as tHcy excluded by aE
The Memphis appeal and Bolivar Democrat win please
coy. Nv Erw-d-1W.
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- rnAYn o. CHeAlH COUEIT.

n KEN UP IN the JhrI distrc Of lhsslham County hr
"a Z. Fr one OK, marx ed With white spots H.r
split in the light age sor years Ap Fs-l ta
SIS, The 1atn Of December, 1857.
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NEW GOODS!
" are this n9,ni receiving ana I, QgsnlGs desirable
BLCE COAT BLANKETS, E4tra Fine
Medium
cOioEEDs 5ap.-5: %: t5,.a
Ned Cu5
NEGRO BL LANkE us, Heavy
WOOL COMFORTS, al slsssi
BUCK GLOVES
WOOL
PRINTs--Dest small Hyurcpi
PAINT TIL 6EAUSf
HEAVYSATIN hT, JEANS SC, Sc.
These goods having been tsts Het 0u board ms AsJ
stone Statei for several months, We viii 15 tass- a.
very low hgdres- ra'ber than tarry Ilam over
1oy. u MORGAN, PLUAHEA, COOKE CO.
Family Servants,
WE have on hand several No House Servants for els
" We viii not sell them TO Huy one lTv-E g-trf la
co9nE. they are well quzlidsd business srcs5saauz
and likely.
FARM FO8 EEyT.
AAfh Wa rent 10 ed tenant a sz eEzit Fa-n w.tH
" handsome improvements coulaiHIUg from % l1J
acres, 4 miles IRON the city on the n. q 81. X r.
noySl Nose Cherry sless.
For sale.
~ er and Eonsi, and good Coos. Ne ileuu5raH1e-
derl-u BOYD d 60.
FOR SALE.
NUMBER ore woman, well qualified as a Cook. Wls1sr
- an1 lrOuer, aud good House Servant gsaeraIT win
BOYD d co,
dec@-u No so. Cherry tr-sL
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n consequence Of which, wish an cash bar1caz du
pad without delay, and promise hereafter, De
liver Goods until the bills paid.
dee g BENZ SHIELDS.
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Iaa5-FsfssS3.

Pennington C. MaNsy -. James Cruvf0rd Original BiIl.
motion Of C1upa naut, b. bis SO ic1r, and appear
- ing 81 le Satisfaction Of LEu Clerk Master iru th6
Elav. plain MS solCI0r- Wuch is 3ed that ne
aE-GuL -r--idtu 0 Oh rlats o Tennessee lEia
trsrg tEat pulcaIi0u 05 made the Union "a
Ha-l.au- uzvsIap-T pubs "a n the ny OF haanTIlsp
tennessee Tor 1r successive Heks requiring said defend
pear he ueAL lern the Lnaucrry CouF % b
r.l Luuuly Of larhsaE Lhe Court House lu he
u4u graIuea1JT drd5 "Wednesday the dI1l
a. EsurulTy- 1870 tlen ana there Plead
4el.ur 90 Cua1ialHaut's J the VIII taEen
confessed ad IhG set down oT uearng par5.
". n. BIZ Frs
Iaa 5-Brs Zee s. Gers d Master.
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~ CdA .! e ca ss8OaO'.

TaguEs Draper tsiah 6. WI, James d Lee, b..
b Nct IsuJ0l lTayIs ID. Draper. lnjuncu0n BIll.
n motion of con piliuauI, BY NE ~OIeluF and appaa
~ lL Ils saa7acliou o. the Clerk q Mater from
eE4G-u plaIuaurs bi which oy hin,
that tue defendants Travis ID. Draper and a. n. acCsn-
dion, resident Cr The eJale Jf Eeunelses u
LaL publication DO made, for iOuT
I've WUeEs, Union and AmaueaE, ueUHpF per
published Clly Nashville, Tennessee requiring
SAID resident Defendants 10 appear a. th6 ue1t Term %
tuauC8fs l0U.t held .hr county O laCkson
House the Of GaInesbor0', the arsf
ssrlue.lag alter Monday febrzsg, Id55
plead answer, iunar 20 comp lanants bu
g be Tor confessed, and TIE cause
b uDTVs
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] 80 EBLgAsLE EARNaS FOB SALE.

TET IT .uaoO farm which the undersigned bEs
SIDED Tor last eight years. for sale. H les
IIe Big barpetn river, the county Of Wiz
hanson, .UurlesH miles from Nashville, the Hinge %
fans the chaud and Cehrsvils TH-Hpks, nine niles
u Franklin, the county Of williamson, and whIa
$50 miles % Nuuh Western Railroad nov bepE con
s-Ggl. The contains aboutoa hundred and egnt
dr-t rmluE land; tho county line between
Davidson ald Williamson runs Eh the Northwest c9f
lI tract. 10 formally th8 we'll known llrn
Gls late Ni Whtedlds
Oh uls f4ru comfortable residences, via all
cassl houses; barn, cribs, stables carriage h0us c
excellent young OTChardOi most choice iFuii uood
rHE and an abundance OF never aH stocE water
r.4.g different through the farm. Adi0in-
IHeE tracL Of about tFO hundred lcres ot
NCe no ald with good residence Tor sale tha soil o.
equal any for crops, slther for grain
and united, bey viii be sold separEtsy taRuther
may 5uFers1 Is thought b' good Juuges it eCula ba
made the beat STOCK IN he sLars 70 t1 gzo
a. venting 1uy, would Of c0urse WEish 20 view
PREMISE before purchasing, urtber description d
emsI uu-ecgssEry bus an invited y call anu see Toe
.sr1seIyss. laug Z5-50twsl JOHN Z. HlLLs
WISH 20 sell the farm WhI-b reside, IN Wiiliam8os
catutg ug .u1g that advertised above 5y AE. JOhn T..
f combining ly recent survBg, one hundred ana ninety
uIIs auI drsJ farming Ia with
gustIs dwelling, s-l al necessary houses, suitable oE
.rm, 0iIh good water. IBa farm IS vel enclosed
ftl coed Ieures including about huudred yards o1
7I1 g- -as SoIl united would certainly make d8s
rrJ.a laFu- ard pur invited call o. AF.hli
-u# examine III premises. LAFlNlA ChAlGHEAD-
For lIr.c.drs apply TO Mr.. r. n. Snyder a. ne
5ta-s0f Snyder q tuLZel, Nashville l. q
aIHl-eHtEEI
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DOR sale, Of the largest and finest teams mules u
a. the STATE, Also excellent match Of auiy c6rfaza
a1rsss, able horse thOruu-H bred cola.
nd hlies Of approved 0reed. also few ueuar 4u.
bulls Of the best milk stock.
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WE have 10 store lot Ofargs size Window Glass vhrf
w will q a low.
ALSO, goOG assortment OF the various articles usus
ound in Grocery Stores, to which the attention
and customers and the public generally is invited
nOvs6 hUUL1ON a. kFEB-
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U'KOM the hesubBcrber on the lEtday OF July 70 ne sEr
a Boy, named HENRY, Of copper Colo, 9 ..s.
Hcheshigh, years old, and weighs bOI. 10. pgGl-l
he was raised IN East Tennessee. uear HCllLuvira
VAL probably make bis way back there. / I1IFl- ..-
from Mr- Terry OF East Tennessee. WTlEVu l- f..l-
be .B cadghtin my nsghbCrhOudr twenty-five l...-.
taken out Of the county, fifty dollars be -e-s a-
Tsn1sssss. When taken he IS 10 be delivered aa.
confined so that l car get him. DAVTEI .au
i've SsFen lies smith of ErHrr- ..r. Tenn
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HAVE this dGv sold my interest in the CITY LIVERY
md SALE STABLE Ia &. x. Hardy, who will stIB con-
duct the business usual Thankful OT iusJ re-
spectuly solicit Continuance Of the 10 the stable
a q
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TAKEN up by Henry Hutton, Hvirgin DistTc. No 4r
Dickson county y miles east Of Charlotte or ms 80 ss
Road bay mare, win hind feet whue small WHlc star n
forehead IL hands high ab1utls ylars od' APPRAISED
i,aII-e3ls T. G. MORRIS, Bauser
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ZOE lEENT OA -,

VALUABLE residence in South Nashville, on 80
n Was6ngt on, Pear and Jefferson street with fns l
GsTdeE cont aiming four acres For Terms Apply
LANTER, PHILLIPS q CO.,
R0y - Market Etrest, Nashville TsRn.
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Brownsville.


w R. COENELIUS Agent ioI the sale Of Pisk's Css'
" bGtsd Patent metallic Burial Cases.
prepared 10 all FUNERALS heretofore, when NE
SER mas be required. Oce a. tEr PhRniI WaEer0om
No. Spring street, Cherry. Residence No. u VIng
slreal, between SpuDg and Broad,
E.5-NNiiI also attend 70 roo hk9TWGrdin oodleh
&c. arNt EOursdr iapr-E
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C. E. HARDY.

CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON hand, number Of choice H2Tsss, Bupzes, Carriages
~ &c, which will be let reasonable terms. / viii
give nv personal and careful atteuoB the purchase
or Keeping Of horses, bugges &C My charges sha always
be moderate; and by strict attention ny business,
hope % merit the patronage Of liberal community.
e.. K. HAEDT,
No. - College Street,
Dec TO- 81. liam ediaLey below Broad.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily TraiRS from PiILsburgh 90
Philaaa lphias
TRAINS leave Pitsburgh Oilows Mail n. East
Line p. a kgl ress Mall 9. 40 z. n
The Express Mali rams DAN Two sundays ex-
eepJsd; AlsEng DLEECT COSNECTIONS villa al Trains
from
81. Leus, No. Dubuque, Ksokuk and Iowa City, Iowa;
caro- koCk island CnlcagO, HiLUis Lexington
Lou'slle1 hy.; Ierre Haute, lndianap pOls and La
nyelte, indiana CincnnaI, Columbus, Dayton
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesvIlls, CT5sJilus,
MassiOn aud Wooster, Ohlos also
Kansas, Nebraska ant Minnesota,
AND = A4l pom As An IEhE WEST.
FARE As Low As BY ANY OTHhh ROUTE.
Passengers rOm the West rely upon this as being the
shortest and most expeditions Eoule 10
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and all
EASIERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent.
aug.2i Passenger Lines, Fenna. Railroad, PhIs
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E3egrOe for Sale.

Y decree Of County Court County, rendered
ID December terms 1857, l lug Of A e. Tucker
IrnInrr, &c EIIZs Jane Miles and others. viii Offer
sale az pubc Auction, saturday January I6h 1855,
az or near the Court House in Nashville, Negro man,
named etsr yeafs, credit OF y mOBthss OK
cept the sum OF $50 70 pad Note with good
curry luired said Negro belongs the estate Of B. W.
Mice, cd, and Is sold tor disIu5utioH.
FR CHEATHAM,
dee I9-Iawtds prsfeeS4 CerE Master.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-20
Ohio Election.

18th District Vote very close. Barnes
is generally supposed to be defeated.
9th District.-Carey (Rep.) has ma
jorily (unoficiaD Of Is.
l4th Dis!rict.-RepublIcan majority
for Judge Supreme Court 400. Lake
county, (oficiaD Peck 1878 majority.
Thral, Wolcott and Martin each 1864,
and Wade 1875 majority. This makes
Wade's majority about $500 in the Dis
tricr
Fourth Observation-Disclosures comedies the
election of Allen Dem by 500 maj,
Fifteenth District-Burns is defeated by
200 majority.
Ninth District Carey (Rep.) certainly
elected
Twentieth District--Hutchipgs' maj
will be between 400 and 500.
Mahoning county-Republican maj
22s.
Columbus--The Democrats are having
Qualification tonight, torchllgh, pro
cession End bon6res, and great exultatior
over the election Of Cox.
Ninth DisIrict-Carey's rep maj. i;
now estimated at from so to 100.
Sixth District Howard Dem. J elected
by about 800 majority.
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Harrison County.

REPUBLICAN MAJoRITIEs.-Thc re-
turns in the county show decided in
crease in the Republican vote, all the
county officers ale elected by majori'ies
ranging from 5O2 to 661.
We cannot publish the list Of town
ships with the votes polled this week, but
give below the majorities received in the
whole county by the candidates. Next
week we shall publish the entire vote, and
in the meantime the republicans of Har-
rison county can rest assured that they
have achieved a glorious victory. The re-
turns give the following figures:
W. .V.Peck $50, G. P. WolOoLt 5s7,
W. B. Thrall $50, Jno.A. Bingham 649,
J. L. Martin $50, N. Evans 5O2,
Joseph Rea $40, X. W. Kinsey, 66l,
Jacob Jarvie 507' J. Cramlet 523,
A, HaverdeId 5s4.[-Cadiz Republican,
18th inst
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By MdGNETYC TELEGRAP.
Indiana Election.

Sullivan county-secrist Dem. fol
Congress about rs majority. The Dem
ocra!ic county ticket elected by so maj
Putnam cOunty-Davis Tnd) 100 maj
Clay countrywide close. Marion county
Whole Republican ticket elected
Hancock counly--Large Republican gain
Knox connty--Hovey "a. L.) $50 maj
Vandenberg county--s00 majority fol
the same. His election is considered
certain. Parke county-Davis' majority
about 1000.
Democratic Representatives have been
elected in Crawford, Perry, Spencer,
Warrick, Harrison, Washington, Orange,
Clark, Scott, Daviess, Martin and Dubois
counties, and Senators in Spencer, Orange,
Lawrence. Knox and Vanderburg
First Dislrict-Niblack Dem. elected
by about /, 400 maj.
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REPUBLICAN
Cadiz Township.

BINGHAM ia MAJORITY. The eleC-
ton In Cadiz Township yesterday result
ed in triumphant majority in favor oi
the Republican ticket-the candidate for
Congress receiving seventy four more OF
a majority than that polled for Chase last
year! Below we give only the >majori-
ilies deferring until next week the pub
licalion of the entire vote.
VIM V. Peck 1893, G. P. Wolcott 1873,
w. B. Thrall 1873, J. L. Martin 1873,
n. Evans. 80, J. A. Bingham l74,
X. w. Kinsey l56, Joseph Rea, 1873,
Jacob Jarvis 1872, ]. Gramblott, l29,
A haverfeld ll9. .r.
The whole vote polled in the township
was 46I.