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$50 Reward

70 any slave. or free persons of color, who will
furnish the evidence sought above. -.
) Address, Secretary of the Vigilance Commit
Tee, Calhoun's ILLS, ,Abbeyilie District, S. C..
s a March 24,l85SS, 4s 3m =.
.. ~ Independent Press and EdgefeId Adver.
tiser copy.3 months, and send bill to the Score.
Vigilance Committee; Calhoup's Mills.
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CA N,DID: ATES,.'

/. cB- The friends Of col. II. IL HARPER
respectfully announce hima Candidate for the
Legislature, ut the ensuing election. ,:sasSS,eF',
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~ The friends Of G. M.7MATTIsoN, "a.
apeetfuily announce him; candidate for Tax
Collector, at the ensuing election. ~ U.s.
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$1,000 REWARD

1H NOANI white person or persons who will
~ furnish'evidence TO convict, in n court of
law, the ihcendiary or ncendarics who burnt
ihe Cotton and Screw of Mrs. Jane Baker, or
her stables and crib, OF BOTH
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Pennsylvania CentTal Railroad.
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AND
BALTIMORE, IS HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHi


BALTIMORE, 2s HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TUE ONLY KOUTE by which through tickets 70 wash
ingt0R can be procured 10 which point well ss 70
Pest The most rosbls route Il is the only roue By which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New York are enabled
% rsach The cities Of Baltimore Philadephis and New
YORK, ct the cost Of Ticket to New ork on thus en-
Abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or info
nation 10 visit four Of the prinops cities in the Union for
less cost than can Be Afforded By any other route.
And il s the only route By which Through Tickets can
% had 70 Rshmond Norfolk, Winchester, kredercksburg
snd Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon A.
ANITA Augusta, Bsrkisy Springs and Bedford SPRING.
Passengers from kAsaVILLH taks the Stage Coaches Of
CsyteP Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river
% LOgBEuAs oonnsetng thsrB with the United States
Nail steamers 70 OIneinnat with the Jesrs0nVils
RAilrOsd % LndanRpOH Ind. make direct connection 81
Columbus 0hio With the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
Hg whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Rrosd is mads % Washington City. Baltimore, Phila
dsIphis and New York.
~ PaSssngsrs holding Throzgh Tickets from Mem.
pms tFanasrrsd Cairo the cars of the inoiI
JoatZal Railroad, from thence passing through Tsrre
Haute Indianapolis Dayton and Xsna 70 Columbia Three
Yaiy Trains Leave Columbus st 10 A. M $50 P. n. and
lS u. n
E TraEasrs are rsqusstsd 70 notice that whiis this
me OgOts sording Throagh IieksstO az tie Eastern
Cities Toe rata e. charged By other routes Asb
fOrk o is also ths shsrtsz most speedy and direct
ell lsadng points in the East The distance from
Columbus BAltmoreis only 576 miles bsiRg about 100
niles shorter to New York. than By any other There
less changes Of cars By this route, and consequently
less detention, thER by any other.
I- The road is ballastsd with broken stone and iI
SufiFsly frss from dust.
ForfuEthsrintOrmAtOn,P please sPPlytOD. G. RUAsEY
foT Through cksts s9ply in Louisville At the ofes Of
he .. g. Nail steamss ct the JsfersonYils Railroad
lHies, Main street. WM. 8. W0ODSIDE,
master transportation B. 3 0. B. 3.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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Bank q Oo7nmerce-

Nashville, Tenn, Dea. Is, 1851.
NHH ssoekIOders Of Bank have placed the assets IN
the hands ~ Trustee f5r ths purposs Of Winding unF
indsbtse the Bank viii please cali and
ther Indebtedness falls dus. The note he dsFs Wl please
send n aots early possible and receive
the Of o Bank Of tennessee Ths individual d8pOa
is in lns Bank have been handed over and fefeby
edge ny individual liability for them, and Ne money
ready when called for. '.
Dee I2-R JON p. JAMRs.
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University OF Nashville.

d EClTATiUNS commences IL tho Literary Department
u On Inc 25ih instr AZ pre- qaiy adEarti5sds
the Surgeon IN Dance DR. C. X. Winston, Professor
the Medical Department. authorzsa ths Faculty
that Students return with szsIy
t0sga a. 20 any other portion Of State iuasmuch
II hoid Fever did nos originate ths premises, and
occurred within four weeks- The barracks have
been weeks EnoecuPsa and have been thoroughly
renovated.
These sLatsmsn5are made because various unfounded
reports been circulated regarding Sickness gusDsn
siOn, &C. eaculaisd 70 prevent ne Of stadan
By 0rdsF Of the RaCulty.
janZs-0 B. z. JOHNSON, supz-
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CABIN PAsSA GE FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
United States Mail Line
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAA
SHIPS.
Through IN 4s 70 So Hours.

NAW 4OEh0 AMI OdA4A4AOAO4A O4AGA
SHIPS.
Through In A8 to So Hours.
6EHI- WEEKLY
TAs new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tOaE, n. BsrIy
Commander.
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, ". ]. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeR, 1900 tons, 8. @. Furnsr, Commander
SOuthsTReF, 1000 tons, L. n. Marry, Commander.
EEA LEAYE8AdgsFs WharYss every Wsdnss
day and Saturday afteF the arrival Of the
ears from the South and West "at high
WAtsr."
These Steamships we're ell built expressly Tor this
Line and for safety comfort and speed are unrVRlsd on
ths Coast.
Tables supplied with sVOrylExury Attentive and g0ur
tsous Commanders, will insure Travellers By this Line
0ysry possible comfort and accommodation.
Oapla pas1AA 49, '-~-~~sse seAos
bseefage pRs6age - ss-...-.. %.
For OF passage having elegant State koom AS
0ommodations, applyto
. IEEkY MUSHROOM, 3 CO. Agents,
msy 81 5T-d ,... Charleston, 3. Q.
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Doubling the Income
COTTON PLANTERS.

. -COl AON- ELAMLEh8.
TlATkhfBD improvement In ne manufaetura % yarns
employing 70 spin ne crop but about one-iourh tho
number required 20 raise it. and tails csnsng Of
ehdrsn Of 81 cara Of age ana above and aHdor
blowing or picking cotton.
I prepared % furnish Planters win thls NEW
COMBINATION o. MACH1NERY, inclusive Of the Stan
Englnssu nscsssary-namsiy: The Gin with Lap ADpsn
as9 in One nachne and The 5squent Machines Of
nlng series, and % haVe all arranged IN the Spinning R0J
competent spnnsr8.
Oas-haIf q ne new portions Of the income The vsrs a.
year. Wul ihan for inc Whos maehihsrY neunEs
Of he Steam Engine and Spinnsfs' Wages.
Ny meat, ils results PaElar, aruva-
lent his having purchased Of PlanIation Nsross
&C, prOduGiiV6 than thOss work. aud ghs
Ms Spinning interest VIII prove his dtgeFsoa Z Bi b e.
from anniean fnharanr ts.
gathering ard baling up crop
Nj TEHhE-Machnery a cash article, bat FOR rood ae-
cspJauo8s, can graEt rsas0uabio lacss and ioF the
Rgh Of he PaEsnt O0rth be paid ~ ne saeh OF The
art dFs ysar the yarns bring over znnsd
eotton-Hth eont1et tnsuuns Ias payens shodld ne
phsntatiOn change BIOprie.ors.
Propositions IRON Planters may nov Be made and 70
know coss OF ne Machinery ia gleir paeusr case thsy
must not omit 70 what has been number Of POUNDS
Of thsr erops-oF how msng pounds oT yarn day thsy
must spin. GEG. g. HRNRT
. aPr6-Hy Mobile. Ala.
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TO BE DRAWN
EAoH SATURDAY IN KAE
''4SS Pi''' amounting To-: ssOsOO0

PRICE or TICKBfB. .--r.T
OLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES Is, QUARTERS, s21S
PLAN OF THE LOTEEkF. 1I
The Numbem from 70 So DOO correspondents vita 1hos
Numbers the Tickets printed separate Slips Of per-
sneiFesd with small n tubes placed Va eel.
The aEst 457 Prizes similarly printed aRd sneiTeed
placed in another Wheel. ..t-.
Ths Wheels then reVOlvsd, and nHmbsF Il dEa
nom the Wheel Of Numbers and at the time PrE a
drawn from ihe other Wheel The Number and Prize dra
opened aad exhibited the audonee register
b the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against
Number dnWn This operation Il rePsassd until all q 9
Priass are drawn out
AUTHORIZATION PZEs.-The two preceding and the tWO
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the 6rst Prizes vii
DO entitled TO The q Approximation Prizes For exampl;
Ticket No. l2J0 draws the $4,000 Pzs, thOs0 TcEets
numbered lI94 l249 li5l ll52 wiz each entitled %
500. Ticket No. $50 draws the ss00 prize, lhoss Tick
numbeEed SIS SO, 55l, 52 VIII BE- ehtilsd 500,
and 20 on according % the shove scheme. . . --.
Ths5 UJJ Pzs Of $50 EIil be dstsrminsd the last DE-
Of the No that draws the prize. For example,
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with j. he6
eli the tickets Whsrs the number sudsin will be entitled
10 $50 II the number ends with No. then sl the tcksis
where the number ends in will be entitled 10 s2O and
90 ontOO,
OsrtiBsstss Of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rates, which is the risks --. r.r.r. .. .r.r-
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tieksts .. $50
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IIQURS.
rOO BBLS RBCT1FIBD WHISKY,
9OO 50 " Old Bourbon do
50 kye do
100 American Brandy,
% " Gu,
TOO " Walkers Xxx Ale,
25 k Rum,
Also large STOCK OF hae BTandeS, Wines, &C. In store
and for G.le Dy
July u 10. EDWARDS.
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Vol.lintine's Digest.

AIENPHIs, February 25, 1858.
II. VOLLUTIHE =, ESQ:
We have eXa abed your Digest o. the Decisions Of The
Supreme court Tennessee, devs5d subsequent
period which Dr. hsiEs' ugssIcOsss vim inter-
The work Ehbis accuracy, research and abityhs
printing and binC ing we'll executed and prove
Vauabls adduOit the library eEsr lawyer. truss
you may be amply rewarded FOR your ed8u
profession and tns public.
haEpsctfuliy,
A. WRIGHT, JOHE p. CARUTHERS,
HENRY D. SMALL, Juoge Of the Common Law
WM. T. BROWN, and Chancsry Couu Of
s. 2. FOUEB, Memphis.
X. G. PAYNE, B. p. MCKlEANAE,
. GkO. DIXON, Judge Of the Criminal
BD- d. KkRGER COun Of Memphis.
SAML ". AYkE5, JOHN p. SALE,
J. B. LAMB Attorney General.
"a T. B-AYRR8.
The shove mentioned Digest be had within Ten A.
teen days atths fOllsEIng Book stores:
MessEs. Lamb Young d Co., Memphis Tenn.
Mr.. G. H. Brown, Jackson, Tenn.
Msssrs. John KOik Co. NazhFilie, Tenn.
Mr.. J. A. Rayi, Knoxville, TsRR.
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BrOadWaY HOmse.

ETNHE above House having been thoroughly Eodttsd M
open for The reception travellers. The lll
propnstOF hopes nom his long experiences ne b.
siaes and MS Discrimination - pains In aubpiag
ms abe Wtth ne best he market aa0Ei nart and
csiFs a share o. patronage. ..-. ....
Terms.
DaJ hoar4efl ssss-s ssss
Week BOardszs s.s.sts .....-..--.... 50
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30. EDWARDS,

WHOLRSALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FoRWARDIHG BERCHAHT,
DEALER IN
BEAEDIES, WINES, CIGARS, sc,
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
EAsEvILLE TESEEssIa.
10
GROCERIES.
1N0 HHDS Prime 70 Choice sugar;
1UO SO bbls Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
go bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 q Old GOVT Java COdeei
100 bbls and half bbs Reb0led MOlaBseB;
500 whole, half aud quarter boxes Star CandleG
100 boxes Summer Mould do;
100 Soap;
$50 Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
ROO 4" Assorted GlassWBse;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Brads and Spikes, $3.50
90 bags Pepper spice and Ginger
~ s > Al nUnds,
20 g English W0lnuis and Filberts;
25 cases hall and quarter boxes SBrdInss
f0OuO Imported CigaTsj
So oUU VrTtous BRANDS cigars;
50 dozen Painted Buckets.
50 do IubE
50 cases Matches;
25 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
Iulyu 10. EDWARDS.
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PENNsYLvANIA RA1LRoAb.



TUE GEsat Central Route tonnssus the Atlantooiusl
with Western, orthpssisrn and western Siatsa,
~ 9ofnuola Railway dfsgt, THIS rcad also CONNECTS
g PisbuFg Eib daily line Of Steamers 70 al pors oB
be Western Rivera and ct ClsToand and Saadusy with
Steamers to sI ports on Tie Northwestern Lakes; making
he moss direo 6ie9PeSf and Felia5ls F1s by Whicb
FREIGHT en- be forwarded 70 and from the rsat Wesf
Rates betWesR Fhiladelphia and PitlsburE:
FIRST CIlASS.--Boots, Shoes Dry Goods H.. y. 49,.
sRcoND CLksa-BooEa asd stationery.
Dry Goods Qn bAlsS,) Hardware, Lea. soc psr lsOB
BIRD 6LGSS-iaviii, ,BaiiiSS B::oa
and Pork On bulk, j Hemp, 49,. e's per tU5e
FOURTH CL4AE8-Oofee, Fish Bacon. .
and Pork (paoksd,l Lard sud Lard OIL aVS Psf 4vVs
Fiaar-f0 rs, per bbLuntil further notioa
0rain-S5 cts. per 100 lbs. until further Rotiaa,
Cotton-t2Per bas, Rotexcosding 500 lhs UsE1t unfl
~ In shipping Goods nom any point Eaut Of phil.
delphia particular to RGrk package sig PkisSsBsa
RGssroadP All Goods consigned 10 the Agents of this
Road q fsadoPha or Ptts5Erg will be forwarded with
FRzIazr Aanxsa-Harris. WoFmlevk 4 Co.. Heuphia
Tsnnessso B. p. Sas8 Co., ST. Lous; J. s. hitahsll
Son. Evansville, Indiana Dumespi Bell and Murdook and
Carter yeWsit, LOullFie, KY; @. Meldrum, Madison
Indiana; sPngmaa Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
n. ". GTadsm Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lesch 8 Co., No
s. kilby street Boston, Lsech Co. AEtor House New
York; Mol william street. and Nos BasteFE Place. New
Kefs 81. S5sodsE, PhsdslPhiai HagraW 3 Koona Bal
anors; Geo. G. Eranoisous, Pittsbarg.
=, 3. HOUSTON, 9s1sFat FFsiga AgsAt, PAila.
B. J.. LoABAERT, SHP't AAOOAa, Pa.
sPrI, tS-6
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Ehreo Daily Trains lrom PIstsbnrEA %
Phik8saa lphfa.
FNRAI3B lsave fiusburgh fellows Nail A. n. East
Line p. n; kEersss Nail s.4o P. u.
Ths Bxprsss Nail runs Day, ths ether Sundays
copied; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS win al Trains
from
s.. Lsuis No., Dubuque, Ksokuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Cslro kosk Island anu Chicago Illinois Lexington and
Loaisyille, KY; TsFro Haut8, Indianapolis and Ia
Ayette, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, CleFeland, EanesVls, Cr6stlino,
Maslilisn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
81 Kanslg, Nsbraeka and Minnosota,
AND 4LL POINTS IN THE WEST,
FARR as Low as By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
RasSsagsTs hon the West rely gpOn this as bang he
shortest and most expeditions route 70
PHILADELPHIA BALTINORB, NEW YORK, and al
RASTERN CITIES.
I'D THOMAS MOORE, Agent
sGg2 Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad ,Phis.
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New Store & New Goods.
Cheap Cash a Exchange Store.

THE subscriber having sold his Interest In the old
stand Of Eyaus& 20, 50 Market street, and located
himself permanently his properly, corner OF Cher
and Mulberry sITeets South Nashville, known heretofore
Loves Store Iust received, and is now Cp' ng
splendid New and Fresh Goods Of every des
crpon suitable Of both city and country
CouugunE OF
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Prints, Ciughams, dne Lawns, DeLanes Lin
sIs, JAc0neus, Muslins, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings ladies' and Gents BteEst Pins, Of Ca
meO, Mosaic Ena GOLD stone; rob Chains, sc. Also
READY MADE CLOTHING.
or the latest style and quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, D9mesucs, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND QUEENSWARE,
In thing viii be that Will be necessary ioI the
completion of a well assorted stock OF Goods.
An Il which he ed 50 sell for ready pay cheaper
than b. purchased in Nashville as his limited eNpen-
mar 2s I. G. HASBROOK.
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J. III. CURREY,
Funeral Undertaken.

Am prepared to furnish CoFFINs Of every description
1Om the One CEsket TO The ABest Servants CONN, "
gehe with everything necessary for Funerals All orders
en- a. my WsEerOOms, Desdsvick street, door 70
Up and-UP Livery Stable, between Cherry and Sumner
Leets, will receive prompt attention both day and night
y FuE3ture Of ali kiHds repaired and made order
be hestslILa.-. LlulX9l ]. n. CuRREY.
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fhe subscriber has hand the largest and best assortment
Of MARBLE and MARBLE WORK ever offered in the city
10 which he particularly invites the attention Of the public
de prepared execute all jobs IN his line in the best style
pf the RFt, and az short notice. JAMES SLOAN.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
cd the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By rsi
nail Purchasers have Tickets ending in any 6g-
urs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and PrEs8 viii be sent 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain, give
.hsir Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember thatsVsry Prissis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81, 900 and Gndsr paid Immediately
loF the dERWnEOhsrp prizes 81 the usual time Of thirty
days.
"a. Al Communications strictly e0HfdsBtiGL
ADDRESS orders for Tickets or CsruhcaIes 70
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
II Penonl residing near Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta,
Ca have their orders hsd and time bY address
ing s. swan q Co., q either Of these cities.
P list Of the numbers thai drawn from wheel,
with the amount of the prize that each Is entitled TO-
will be published after every dEaWingn the following pa
p0rs.
Augusta (Ga Consultation list Orleans Delta Mobile
RegeT, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Integsncef New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morn
ing News and Richmond Dpaicn, and New YOTk Dispatch,
aRd Paulding issl Clarion, and Liule Rock AEEl Tue
onraf
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81. VOLLuTLNE. Esq
We haEs examined your Digest Of the Decisions Of he
supreme Court OF Tennessee, reported the pubca-
hOn OK M Megs Digest, Wnich Includss volumes of
our hspors- Tne points aeodsd clearly stasd and
We gBHhsd TO say tbas the work chsractsrzsi b.
accuracy, ability and great industry. lt viii be Of much
value % the Bench ana Bar trust that yO1 viii re-
osvs the paOnass the profession 10 which you ar Just
y entitled. ..-.-
NELL ). BROWN. HENRY n. r. FOGG.
B. W. hACGAFOOK RUSSELL HOUSTON.
". T. COOPER. THO5. WASHINGTON.
hEhhAN COX A. g. hERRIfF.
MANSON n. BRIEN, 81. 5. VENNIBLE
JAMES WOODS. EDWIN h. SWING.
@. n. FOGG. JNO. REiD
JNO. A. MoCAMPBELL. WM. K. TURNER
FRANCIS B. kOGG. Judge OF TIE Circuit sus
ABRAM L. DEMOSS. Criminal Cofrt
mar4-dEWu WOLTTVTTwR
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MARBLE WORK,

THR undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
late partner 10 the public and hopes he win
msys-dG A. MITCHELL.
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NUMBER So.
40 YkLuABLE EARNlS 5 ElR SALf

THAT Valuable farm which lhe undsrsiEnsd has
= sac4 Tor the iast eight years Tor saia. e
oa The waters Of Big HarpsLh c1anty = IL
hanson, lourt3en mics iron NaahTs, Village
AunEs On me klchland AMI hins miloa
nom Franklin, ihe eOunEY Of Wiliamgon wthia
we miles % ne Nora healeFn Raroad being son-
sLrueed 1he tF1e contains hlndrod ald aghl
acres oi arst rate arnlng and; The county batWsl
davidson aad y ftausun lhroRgh Es Nsrtsst eoE-
ne lRts NFilslns W1itsdid. t. =
On Ihia fsfm Two comfoFshs rssidsncss fth -
cesaay houses bdTn cribs stables, carriage houss g.
VITA exeasut yo1ns nosgeh0i6s ruit o,f
Spring WaJor and abundance ofneTsr alzz uer ,sT
aug from different B0urcos Irr0uEh iarm. Adiota
nE las ara s AnuleE tc Of ahput huudrsd saFa al
excellent land viii good rssGenes, sas. Ths so a
ooia Hae1 b equal % Eng for crops, shsr for grain orr
znd bOih united, lhsy viii BE- bold saparasIg - s7stn IL
may snlt 0nysfsJ s thought bg good Judges n eoud -
made one o. Ae pest s9cE arms sals % IL r
A. those waning 70 buy would Of coursa Whzh % vsu
ihe prem1s9 Dslore pa7chaslng, further description 4
deemed unReeessarYi bnt All inViisd cal ana zee T
lnsmssiTe8. aug SS-eo&Wul JOHN IL alLL.
. H..e ."lH .Isa
WISH 70 sen Tie lArm Whlsh rsuide IN VV7inu-.
county, ADJOINING thai advertised above " Ar Jofn N
d bY resent suTFag hundsn nnd 1infv-
ntRs hai Of nTst aTminE land uh coI-
0rtabis dWslRgs VIA al necessary houses sulabs 5s
aTnl VIA good water tna vel sneIo.sd
VIII good onces1 Including about hundred yards Of
plas8 ssparatsy or iorsfner
win dr. hl's-as D0ga unIsd s0uld esnainy make ds5-
fabis afm ana purchases invited cal on NJ E
ana sxzmins hs prsmises.a LAFlNlA CRAIGHkAn.
stors0f sryder q Frizzsll, AaahEls L. G.
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Notice d DissoIntion.

Notice Of Dissolution.
fINdk partnerahip axisLRg between B. LAALSE q GBO
4 AlAsLb5 under the style Of B. LANlBR 8 Co,
ta day Dissolved b anlef having purch1ssi Geo. NJ
aeiile up g. LANlER.
MsTcn .. las. -..-#-.. ..-.. ... ESQ. MlEREl~
u Referring 70 hs aboVs notice, take great pleasure
IN reeomH ending ny friends ias 1aai-
ness ar b Laniefl a. gentleman every WEy Wonhy of
ihelT continued patIulzgs. 81. ts
MaTch -, lass. GEO. MIZRLL.
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TSSOLUTION.

Il He partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and AlVah Mitchein the and style Sloan
Mtcheis this day dissolved by mutual consent. James
assuming all liabilities end responsibilities Of the late
arm, paying all debts and receiving all dues from and
dsls and will continue the Marble Business the ole
and, corner Of summer and Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May Z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
msyS-dtf. ALVAH MITCHELL.
Attest, &. W. PARRbR.
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ReTnoVaL

VHkP Produes houge of Aenol q Green have Foa
= COeEs Street, tas old i0rmsuy occupisd bJ
Aeasrs apEEis & trt5n5 No ~ C0Fnsr Of MarEsg ana
CLARK Street, where thsg viii eOnhnus Rroduc8,
Aichol. Green & 20. .-..r u . .... . a.
~ Liberal cash advances made eonslgnnsnn 0f soan-
II We paying atall times ths mErkss pes Ter Bs-
con- Lard, Feaihsrs, Ginseng, BeesEaK, &c
~ An orders, accompanied b. tha ca1h, SLED WtEh
qromPtness HRd despatch, at moderate commission bY
ian III . NtCHOL, 6kEbM q co
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SETanfa6.
Wanted.
MARBLEMONUMENTS.& &C.

" Jan q. OikANE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-02-03
LATE FROM EUROPE

The steamship Canada. with English dates
81 the 10th instant. arrived at Halifax no
the 2slh.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made a.
assassinate the Emperor Napoleon. lie was
fired at on the evening 81 the l4ih while en-
tering the opera house Three explosions
from hollow prejectiles took place. Sixty
persons were wounded and three killed.
The conspirators are Italians. Many per-
suns were arrested. The Emperor remained
It'll the end % the opera, aud was afterwards
enthusiastically hailed by the people.
The New Spanish Ministry had been or.
ganized. The Queens speech announces
that Spain has accepted the mediation of
Frame aud England IN the Mexiran question,
but under all circumstances the honor Of
Spain must be preserved.
One weeks later adsices had been received
from India. There was nothing further from
cawnpore. owing TO the interruption Of the
nails. Brigadier lngles has been promoted
10 the rank Of Major General. The garrison
Of futlehpore was pressed BY the insurgents
and bad abandoned part II their intrrnrhmrnts
10 take more secure position. A body u
insurgents had been defeated st Genowre,
with $50 killed. Three British officers we're
killed and one wounded. The insurgents
near Jubbulpore had been attacked withou,
decisive result Feiniorcements were adyanc.
ing there. The punjaub, Scinde. and BON.
bay we're quiet.