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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

WESTERN PEoPLE.-A correspondent of the Rich.
mond South, writing from the Falls of st. Anthony
Minnesota, says:
There is great and untirng energy displayed bv tb
western people in the efforts they have made and are
still making to develop their country. tbs almost laugh
able to the straits they sometimes driven to Get
on and keep moving here. When the money panic Was
in full blast every at the East who could draw any,
thing the West could give them drew it, thereby eaynp
her comparatively in many sections, without dollar
Well, they went to work and issued City Scrip'
County Scrip and every other device in the shape Of
paper currency-even went so far as to circulate wild
Cat OF bogus bank notes currency, endorsing them
with the name of some man in good standing in a town
who promised to redeem the soon as town lots
commenced going off like hot cakes. Such notes are
still in circulation. l saw one to-day; it paid two
dollar debt just well as Uncle Sans gold could do it
The man that took it said the endorser was all right
was rich, had plenty of propry but money and so
it goes from hand to hand With only such means as
those describe above these people still at work.
People anywhere else would give up but told you
one of my former letters that is word not we'll under
stood here"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

WILD SCENE OF ExC1TENENr.-As the steam ferry
boat Eclipse making her last trip to Philadelphia
from Gloucester n j., Sunday evening, wild scene
of excitement occasoped by disturbance on board
between two females during which the alarm of fire was
sounded. This caused the greatest confusion on board
particularly among the females and children several OF
whom tainted Life preserves sought for, and it
with the greatest difficulty that some Of the passen
the arrival of the boat at the wharf, the woman who
caused the difficulty arrested by police officer she
being somewhat intoxicated and great difficulty was ex
peenoed in getting her along the street She was then
shoudered by six men, and carried to the Union street
station house, followed by large crowd of men and
boys The efforts OF the to be released from hes
captors stripped her of nearly all clothing and portion
Of the way she was almost naked
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE Aug. 3d.-The State election yesterday
passed off, generally speaking quietly. In the city pro
per the American candidate for Judge of the Court Of
Appeals received 228 majority; George r. Mckee, the
American candidate for clerk of the Court of Appeals
received 3O7 majority.
The American county ticket is all probably elected by
a small majority.
During the election Dr. Standiford shot Capt. Rous
sean dangerously. The act prompted by personal
grudge and partly from political feeling.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

A teegraphic dispatch from Philadelphia informs us
that strong effort is being made in behalf of ex Mayor
Vaux of that city, for appointment to foreign mis-
sion. In behalf Of equality and justice, would like
to know how many more foreign missions Pennsylvania
cation and commercial agents. the old Keystone State
has been compmented with the following full missions
George M. Dallas Minister to London
VIM. B. Reed, China.
Jos. R. Chandler, Naples
Jos. B. Clay, Lima
Chas. r. Buckalew, Eucador.
We think Pennsylvania certainly has already rather
the lions share of comfortable places and that modesty
would dictate the propriety if the old State has
any further claims upon the Democracy, to withhold
them for the present.-Wask. States. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

a HANDSOME PREsRNT.-We have been shown
handsome testimonial Of regard which has been recent
ly received by the Commissioner of Indian Affair."
Charles E. Mix, Esq, from Billy Bowleps, the famous
Seminole Chief The present is made as token of
kindnesses extended to him by Mr. Mix in 1852, when
he visited Washington in company with other memhera
of his tribe delegate to treat with the United SatoS
government. Mr.. Mix on that OCCASION escorted tbo
distinguished visitor to New York, and before ponD
thher, and during his stay in that city, attracted b
attention to various objects of curiosity and paid him
such other cives were necessary to secure his
fort and enjoyment.
These services, it seems not forgotten by tho
denzen of the Florida wds and he has now Forwarded
evidence of his gratitude and remembrance by Eioa
Rector the efficient agent who superintendent his own
and his peoples removal to the western territory. Tho
testimonial is handsomely finished cane, made from the
wood of royal palm tree, which was cut from BiIv'.
own plantation in the Palmetto State. The wood is
hard, heavy, and susceptible of high polish The cane
has golden head, which is neatly inscribed From
Billy Bowlegs Seminole chief, to Chas F. Mix, eSn
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Star.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
Further from the Cable.

TRINITY BAY, August p m.-The Atlantic cable
was successfully landed yesterday and now in perfect
order. The Agamemnon has also landed her end, and
we are now receiving signals direct from the station at
the head of Valentia Bay.
The Niagara will leave for St. Johns, n F., tomor-
row. CYRUS w. FIELD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

IMPORTANT DEcls1oN.-The Supreme Court of New
York has decided that creditor has no right to take
transfer of life insurance policy and by paying the
very important decision and defeats what has been
heretofore regarded as one Of the most important aims
of life insurance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

SALES OF SToCKs-The New York Eevening News,
of the eth nst reports sales of $4,000 North Carolina
Stocks at 97-$2,OO0 Virginia at 9215.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
New Wheat.

Wcnotice the Schooner D. C. Hulse taking in cargo
often thousand bushels Of wheat in bulk being not only
the first shipment of the season. but the first cargo
shipped from Wilmington in bulk, Received by VIM.
II. McRary and sold to J. II. Chadbourn & Co., who
ship to Boston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

AFFRAY AT GREENvILLE.-We learn that on Mon
day last an ARRAY occurred at Greenvile, Pitt county,
by the names of Harrington and Long in which Long
cndanger his life-1dvboro So,therner, 18th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
Further from Enrone

CAPE RACE, Aug. 5.-Ihe Arago from southamp-
ton On the 26th has passed. but her advices generally
have been anticipated by the Prince Albert The Sar-
dinan squadron while its way to Cherbourg receiv-
ed orders to change its course and cruise off the coast
of Gambia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

Tunnel UNDER THE ALPs.-The mail per American
bring accounts of the commencement months ago.
che on opposite sides of the Alps which there tower to
height of 1000 English feet, nearly male high. Its
length will be nearly 81 English miles. From the
height of the mountains it only be worked from the
ends. By the ordinary hitherto employed thirty
six years would be required to complete it. BY the use
of perforators or drilling machines operated by
pressed air. the work. it is estimated will be completed
in six years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

The LANDING OF AFRICANS IN GEoRG1A.-The Sa.
vannah Georgian of Wednesday, has the following par
agraph
Excitement about the &ave I1ade.-Our otherwise
quiet community somewhat excited on Saturday last
by the arrival in our river of the barque E. A Rawlns
without papers. This her first appearance here
since she seized about twelve months since upon
suspicion of being fitted out as saver and the general
impression was, and still is that she has landed cargo
of the King of Dahomeys Subjects somewhere in this
country or Cuba. She still lies at quarantine, and up
to this time facts have been elected, going to
which she has been engaged during her absence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

Hea.We are indebted to Mr.. j. w. MEHAFFEy,
Route Agent on the North Carolina Railroad, for cleo
ton returns from counties on the line of said road for
which be has our thanks
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
The =. Gallant :, Zouaxe IN Limbo.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 5.-Riviere has been arrested at
the instance of Colonel Roun and lodged in Jail in the
absence of ball. Mrs Blount and daughter it is rumor
ed sustain Rivere
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

A PATRIOTIC REMARK-A fellow who got drunk on
election day. said it owing to his efforts to put down
party spirit"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 5-The vote on the English bill
in this city to-day is 139 for and 500 against the pro;
position Kickapoo precinct 80 for, and So against
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13

az-TRANSlENT Advertisers eciH please bear IN nina
a eir GdOessI me- c Gd@n eS5 III us sd a Pc s s;e
IN carried OIL acidtout respect to persons.
no name for either the Daily or Weekly Journal, aClA
hereafter entered ON our list aUihond payment being made
an adUance and e papereou IN oil cases be discontinued
arien the time paid for expires.
net % 1877
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

WILmINGToN, N. c., MONDAY, AUGUST ., 1858.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
The Cable.

TRINITY BAY, Aug. The cable is a complete sue
cess signals are being transmitted through the whole
extent but it is not unlikely that may not be opened
for business for several days and perhaps weeks
to give the electricians time for series of experiments
Due notice of the opening will be given to the public
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
Fisher, Wheless q Co.

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE co.
COTTON, Tobacco, storage, General Commission an
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market street
Nashville, Tenn will devote particular attsanon
- .--.. - 4 Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
SEWING MACHINES.

~ Hobsslope been known as TunsPes sse~e q Nj :
w ale Tennessee would announce o er--e AID az.
Sm.sif of he great merits Of sINGER's sBwING MA
CHINE, he wi hereafter esry with him IN bis Tuning
OF receiving 0rdsrs ghieh be can promptly u rom hs
Nash ale Agency Of n singer q 20; N lnl ses q
the advantage Of n euery over abor In human progress
Is roy has eng been seasa as an sKio@, sen
psFimsnt of labor what the spBnins Jenny and Power
loom have done in others the Sewing Machine has effected
in no less Important branch Of human lndusty for teman
cipstes woMAH from the endless Toll Of stitch, stitch,
scb and gives her, if rich, agreesble past tmS
tabed 70 his regular business O Tuning. that Of selling e
es-v B on iquos and melodeOas. will be Sufficient guar
t 10 his numerous friends AID patrons, that Of the var
a Sewing Machines before the PUZZLE he would select
Zoe cfsr them and hos unsequainted with BIN ne
Fsssr 40 he aet that az The Mechanic Institute Far OF
tennessee held Ia Nashville, october 81 this Msehine
vas exhibited By the side of Grover 5aEers and pro
uOuBesd best By examining committee, h0 awarded
he pFru N The diploma end that FOR the last years
SEWING Mach nee, il has taken the Premium over al.
h assigned by the ia iges for giving this Machine
the premium over the Grover Baker Machine was h5st
that would doeyethng which the oihsTc Id do and
eli and several other ihgs best es; such IS tailoring
hoe king harness making &C. with range OF capacity
from the anest 2Os ton WITH witch ii will stitch fine
cambria linen most 6eaaiiu 20 the coarse x or sE
bread suitable for the ihieses harness WORK. and seco1aY
that leaves oge or heavy seam on he bottom OF ne
goods which Is lishs 70 wear on an snort me aoElns
he work 20 p OUT pu eas me oos htO me eenLS o. Ae
IA Fc, making The stitching look equally well on both sides,
thirdly, hist i s o nch more durable las NE MAI
uacurers being willing 70 "arrausl TOT thy years 70 Iun
ghes speed By foot powsr which siuiy double that
Of the Grover O. baker Aaenhe Only requiring tsI ue
directions be ollOWed fourhv that uses but thro as
much thread bel importsntite Of saving and lastly
that gathers much bsaa uy than Il Is possible 70
gather 81 band which great confederation for the Ladies'
epeeiay Dress makers. To short this Machine OF
superior that tt hzs taken the pFemua, over all
others wherever has been exhibited for The last seven
Nh Ki5bee feels assured this setting forth offscs wiz
dIssuado his acduaintances from purchasing Sewn Ma
chine Of any other than Singers, until he can visit
tbe OF they cannot abide his time until they hBd p
pOrtun al Mr. VIM. A. Singer 10 Public Square,
Ma .hvihe
hr Kiobeo Etiu thinks the Pianos made BY Lghe, New
ton Bradbury the bsf and the same Of the Meodeons
"Ss nv t,srbart Needbsm & Co; aud holds bimsplfi0
furnish those instruments az the Manu- ctuFeFt
pr ees charges added to those who desire them OF him
Al cations addressed 70 him tho subject Of
Pianos meodeOns or Sewing Machines Will be prompsyr re
D led 70 Wa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
Just Received

just Et5C64V6uI
bTJ.G. RoBbRIsoNS,
81 boxes cream Cheese.
Is BID DO
so WR do
10 bbls Walkers Ale, fesh;
bblG Cranberues,
Is bbls Oranges, in good order,
feT more New York Ale Pumps lsO and viii be sold
chespby ROBERTSON,
N0vemberi broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON.
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

RFsGOLRICK & BURNS are opening at their Is.
w Enlistment, Market street, No. 80, next door 70 Mr.
Powers Clothing St0re general assortment Of CONNECTION
cries. which intend selling very reasonable and
their attention business 20 induce the public 70
ing articles hand, and which they will be receiving
are the following, viz:
Candies, Of every VARIETY Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of ever kinds BFandiesdE Wines best br'ds
Pickles, assorted; Cordials, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters q Sardinel Ale and Porter,
Shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With q variety articles not herein emu meratsd.
In connection with her Confectionery, they invite the at
enuon Of The public their Bakery, from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakes and Pastery be had Par
lies will Be made up TO order and carefully sent 70 any par
ofthecity.
Having permanently located here, course, wish 70 Be
palronized literally TO the end intend selling good
Terms, and by domelnor, commend ourselves the
kind notice generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers who In our line trade, give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
apnl4-d MCGOLRICK BURNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
Cumberland Female College,
MEANWHILE. TENNESSEE.

FHB ner session Of this Ilstu viii enes on the
i Ftasr NoHBAT MaECH next.
Tn Bosrd TTasle0s pleasure In announcing that
ahey have uelur-d SERVERS OF y a. LONN rLL, a
Florida rrssiseat the College, 10 will Do assisted
By sn ube corps pisHsd leache 10
Departments.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
Bradshaw & Rutland

Bradshaw & Rutland
No. "A, Cor1Ea1 srREHE,
fOllsViass
For Ladies. Kisses and Children.
Ladies 6ne Kd and Morocco BOotees hiok and thin sos
With and without Hssls
Ladies fms back Lasting Gasrs side and front lace,
Congress Caters, wish and without Heels
4" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed 81
{" ana AJrosoo BusEins, thisK and thin SOLE
Misses B0steea, /"
with and without Hsss
Z" BLACK and FaDcy lasting Caters
Cslfaud Goat Hseled B0o;ess for school;
Chidrens Kid and Morocco tO0tsss thiek and tn sole
ankle Ties with ROastts
4" Top bOotees, with Heels:
Romans eztTs. size Calf and Goa Bootses;
Servants " {" Kip and Ditch Bo0isss;
Uslf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Cents ans Pump and Site Cd Calf Roots
quilted bottom W. P. A"
' doublssOls ". P.
Calf stitched, Calf Congress GaitsrS;
double sole P. L. extrs;
Uuion Ties sswea and peggsd;
:. Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and Peggsd;
Cloth Congress Caters stitched
BOy's fine Cali 6oots, seHed and peRzed;
(" Calf ana Kip boOiE
Calf Oxford Ties, seWed and peggsd;
Congress Caters;
Cloth and L Congress Caters.
hiek BrOgRus, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgznsio for plantation U.S.;
Mems heavy Boots ali Of which will b. sold cheap By
oct BRADSHAW kUfLAED
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes.
Ladies' extra size Sole Lesthsr Trunks;
q Travelling
sole leather Bonnet BoXeg
Gents 81 " Trunks
g bog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vaises.
Also, Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bsgs, SAtehels Black
BeE &C. alI the above articles will Re sold at the var
lowest prices By BRADSHAW RUTLAND
No Il College Street,
oct (Sgn If the Negro.l
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VEB ArEs nov inssrrs unaus large a1s 4leglnly g
w red stock q Pail Ead Winter Coos Q. eTeIy deaer-
Hon nno are prepared 70 ofsF srsatsr d1omeut %
az Dsus1fs . 40 oSrstos bob IS . qualify and vafs.
8, VII oompars With any 30 ne eoantE and oar prices
md strangera wishing TIE oIty viii 20 ven 20 give ss
early and thorough sxaminaio1 ns We iei We n sks
uSsi.
neglnt three aOuaese silks
. Psssl' .EiH g g
Bhdai Dresses
evening do;
s. Rob s-a-oulllsi
q I Ps11is5 R 7ois,5s.
Togsther With an sndless vsnsty e medium sno IoS
priced sks Founses, Robss-l aHle and b the ysI9
n plain, plsd1 striped and bsyadsies Use s..tn -
douole-tHillse Msfaoe and CashnisIes sis alvs6no
all wool and Uuion Plads, MousedelainsaI ana sF1isAs
Go Is, Shawls snd searfs.
We the largest elegantly assorted aoeE q
b way sees % sae sssnts5 ms9y q SsS Yor
Preily Tor our talsa In feiTets, Se a-.S 80 - ~, ~
ess 0m SIS We have also oseh sno gfsy eio.n'
ane Beaver slm1s sod ions S9s, ola, S sb ~ n
All and q1ass, both square ane long ron lae most
0dinaFY he ist elegant Also grt ca teeh 10
voice d those eguqt high eoofed ~ si9 Ihensie haUl
- Laces and EmbroiderIes.
In this line our seE erbebFaeing all the novel.
lies on ne season. COsrs and sleeves separate andiR se
handkerchief Lace Falls real aad limitations; 5Hconet aud
SWiss TIN mings and Flouncings. ksE Vaiene8nnes,
Point APPLIQUE Laeea. inserines, &C, &c.
anOuEe Furnishing
g., 1914, 6oy 49, 90 BY i44, 10 b. lO4, DAmask Table
COtbs g. 4 las and l0 Table Damafk by the yard. an
6iass eo red WOOL Union Cotton Table Cloths Plaid
striped Tunetes, Napkins, together with all kinda Of Ds
pgrI TOwengs, karssiiles Quts dc. &c Also all Widths
cotton and hnen shestnss, Pillow Linens DOmescs, etc.,
&C.
Curtain Goods
Elegant Satin Lanes 10 ali cOloFs, with trimmings %
match. kegsnt Rgpsin Chintz cOors, with trimmings 70
mHtoh klsszns Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL union and
cotton Damasts in great variety, together with Corniess
CuFIEin Pms, snd Bands
CarpeunEs and OH Cloths
Real Wilton Iarpets Eirgant Velvet and Brussels, In
great variety Elegant PHYS and Ingrans The lnerans the
largest and best have offered, and Al
lover prizes go Velvet and Brussels stair and ball Car
pets Twill sRd plain Venetian Ill widths together WIZ
Fets, Druggsl Crumb cloths. Rugs, Mats, sc, DC We
prepared make and down Carpets e the shortest
We have large Otof Floor OH Cloths OF the best
Makes and In all widths which will cut in any shape 70
suit customera.
staple Goods.
We Rave unusually arPe lot ofal kinds OF Domestic
goods Beaehed and Brown COttOns; WOOL union and COT
tou Fannus striped cotOns for servants In great variety
Heavy goods house Geld seTVsnts Prints, Cling
hams sery Gloves In hO every hing In our line, and
oct 6 K. c McNAIRY q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06
Valnable Farm for Sale.

THAT Valaab fem N,h he undersigned nave resi-
geur is toT sHls IL lies thJ water
UscE the cOub CUu55, eight allies from MHu
ufu-tyr and miles trm IullaDuUa and IOur mlts
huruzuUy The Bct cOutHu seven uuuIred and Of
sUU 20 which cleared be tne OF more
4os-, OF farming land lt formally EuOHn a.
tEe Davidson place, thus tarm are Two CON Orabie resi-
viii ueceSss cut houses ,rns, CRIBS aud Stables
ne Uert quait $40 young orchards VI choice irul
running tBEuEn sections Of said iHTm. The ou
6oll tracts equal any crops ehsr Tor rhn or rass
bJh gu,u Ihsy viii be sold separately OF together
purChasrr Ia OF Toe STOCK farms ga The
stale A those wishing Ouy would, o. course
premises bsiuFs purcnasag further de
sepuOu deemed unnecessary, but all uvi5sd 20 cal
aud Tor themselves.
d,cz5-Em HODGE, q KAN BY
$4,000 Papers FrCsh Garden seeds.
o. ate nov receipt Of IeusiFc ~ ok OF
w Garden See. 2, gembrzc ug many new aud Nauable
b0u- hi 20 this mA'kyt They all 90 The
Croa aud lhs following houses Of well KNOW
FepuHiIeu:
b. Laud-eth d Sons, PhlAdelphia.
The American seed Garden, HileTsneld, &es
hisiss = tfsdonIs, New f"rk-
Saazer arJeus, south Uti0n, Kentucky.
DsCuIyv JhtsioK ON Tue above houses ready loF
gfaiu tou- distgihutIUu. Call ana gel Uue.
Ia aut ne Ebvvt, arg supply ni The mo6l
usual vaFeass PJanj aud bssus aud Teas bN the
bashei-
2OnO Paper Flower Srecs.
just received IrUu ne csuBrhl-t fuhusnn1 koo-
bins O. gt Two thousand Rops- s. g., Il lhp lovers
o. - Wers usve b0E larger ana OK f--l,ni ~ m
which 10 make tuetr seeds y, nave here
tOiJre had his cy. MANS ~ bhOWN,
40. - So ,lh SIDE -uoI c sQuaTe,
mel h. Ms keH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-06

rHB Second 8lory Rom ever our stoe, tiEs 81 ~ les
= feet Appiyb A MORRISON 8 CO.
itz22-e - RRhls 3assBe
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LONG Z hEEK MILLS FUh SALE-RAKE
nHIlORI I'M " 4 % LAND RuNERN.
NOTICE.

n pursuance Of deere o. he county Court OF ruudy
C0uuIy, ade Al is JanuaTy term, 1898 the OF j.
Garrstsuu, ais byrUn Wilson and Otner, lsHal
rOc.ed as u5c safe, 20 the nigheI bidder, the
remtEgB, saturday, Tie &uth "a OF February lb6,
valuable auUthe laudc nJauiug abuuI 5J
l1ouLh nubbard's Cove Hills ROAD, bounded
% lands PARKS Thomas Martin, aud others,
tno~ at the william HusOr, ldsCeased) lhcs Of lEud,
'fhCh tcsa Sd G Of death he
land viii be sud, iBUt Cue willows dover, credit
o one uui sars eIce p 500 ncasn paid
approved secury required purchaser aud
st estnt lAu0 until purchase money paid.
Inls 80 GAY OF Jsuuar. I5s5. =. p. TIrTUN,
tau i8-Hag pre- 81 County Court Clerk,
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ElradaricIE Bleir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, SaXony, has Ia
" ken Office az No. 10, Front street near Clark. and Of
fers his the citizens Of Nashville, for the relief
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds; Scrofa In IT,
worst forms; Consumption rheumatism md DroDsys Hi
experience and practice In regard to these and similar dis
eases been such enable him guarantee perc
cure IL treated or taken In time
For above, very superior article OF stomach
Hfaters, Of his invention and manufacture t0gelhe
uith a VARIETY o. tIif-a us1a .uss. lfaB7-ly
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WHEAT, VRIiEAT.

VETANTBO Immodaisy, 1000 bushels Of wheat We
w will take al qualities q ulsat a. the highest marE5
price paid 10 Nashville, We also have oruer for ~
bales Or sthet ddnng Got0u, Oruhicl We viii pay "a
nzhsst marksg price delivered at Var house, corner
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COpartnership.

HAVING socsted James Csver with business the
II manufacture Furniture will hereafter be carried
under the hrm name Of GROOMES, CAVEhT q CO.
We are manufacturing Furniture OF every description,
and orr Oek generally sufficient for the demands the
ads Those who have heretofore given their custom,
and those who have are invited 10 give call.
GROOMES, CAFERT q co.
laps -d3m No. + Lower College Street.