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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

o. FOR RENT-The Edgemont House,
A.3 comprising two tenemerts, situated on the
south ssde OF Main, near 9th street. Possession
given the lst OF October next This house. from its
central oe atiun being within five minutes walk of
the very hart of the city, and from its airy and
pleasant position renders very desirable for first
Class eoarfins house. For .trms, apply to
1Y21-2H GOuDIN A APpERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-04

KEROSENE OIL LAMPS.--A great va
risty Of styles and patterns, OF the above msn-
erEBBINs Il PULLEN.
Nv 30 Qrf,ad At
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E:.a ssrcet, bstween Main and FRANKLIN a Store or
6fsice on 18th street between MAN and Cary large
Dwelling or afh ST. between Broad and MARSHALL: al
go slarge Brick House In sydney, with four OF
Isnd, with good deal OF fne fruit. Apply to
X q TUNsTALL,
an H-N Office ifth street.
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! sT0slreS tersuuSs q sAs v;ss,st ii sssss sss
&Q. .seesh shsiss. y lata sae1hr hslpsssais
K spssx e prsi:s 3 N sHQloos lthSzsd An.
Art GalterY, l96 Main stxeet-fs q -
a uastef,l and rtdlonloIss
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n TO LET---At the Cafe Restaurant
- No. al9 Main street four large airy ROOMS -,
sud 2t oers. for SINGLE gentlemen. with or without
board ~ A,--G,e
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LaWPenceburg Money.
TB are taking LAEEsues0arg B-ns yariu pay
w ment Of all accounts due Us, and for any afies
have for sale
fs6 .. is5s- W. GORDON q co
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NASHVILLE SPRING RACEsI
THE SPRING MEETING

THE SPRING MEETING
Will commence on Monday 18th day of May, 1885, with
SweepsIake for all ages mile heaIs. 300 entrance;
$50 forfeit Gen B. f. Cheatham names b N LIZZIE Bugg
BY Epsilon, dam b. AindeIb by years old. W T. Round
names c. T. Kate Hays by albion, dam By Priam,
years old. Jno Kennedy names g. BY Emu, dam by
cOe, dam By Levathan; years. Col Geo. Elliott names
Webb Allen, BY Albion, dam by Levsthan; years old
ID RACs.-SNeePstake for years old. mile heats.
800 entrance; so forfeit ", 7. Cheaham names ch.
By Glencoe dam BIZ LevishRn. J. Mathews names b by
Wagner, dam by LeyiaEhan. Gen. W. G. Harding Iames
Or. l. by Epsilon, dam by Prism. Gen. W. g. Harding
br. By Epsilon oam by Margrave. ". 7. KounG-
tree ca. by Albion, dam by PrIam. Kelsey Pow.
ers names ch. by Albion, dam by Lsvsthan.
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1858.
Sweepstake for years old. l mile heats. 300 en-
trance; $5U forfeit Abner Turner names b T. Bette
MaIe BY shamrock, dam By BelshszzIr Rice and Caigy
name b. Pot sos By Glencoe dam BY Stumps imported
John kennedy names co. c. By Albion, dam By Ainderby
John Kennedy names Dr. b. AlbOn dam BIZ LevIaIhan
W, I. ROundTte names CD by GlsncOe, dam b. PrIam.
WEDNEDAY, MAY IS, 1855
SWespstake for all q Is. mile heats $500 entrance
S5O forfeit. John Kennedy nsmesg BY Emu, dam by
AiDdeTby; years old I'd. Thompson names b. N BsuIe
Hawkins; years old ". 4. Chsatham names t. BY
Glencoe, dam By Leviathan; years cd. I. u. Moore
names ca. + BY GIsucOe dam BY Frank; years old.
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1855.
Swespstake for untred years old. 0ne mile heats 800
entrance; $25 forfeit W. T. hOunduee names Oh. by
Albion, Dam By Pnsm. John Kennedy names blk. C: By
Albion dam BY Le7Iathsn John Kennedy names e c. By
Glencoe dam by Leuathan. James jackson names TO-
BIZ Glencoe dam by 0heO. Col GeO EllirtT names ch
by AIbioD dam BY LevIahAn. Gen. W, g. Harding names
c6 BY AlbOn dam BY Pram. Gen. W. g. Harding names
Dr. BY Epsilon. dam BY Priam. Gen. W. q. Harding
names Dr. By Epsilon dam By Margrave. Rice and Cur
tey name b. c. BY Yorkshire, dam By Glencoe 7. q.
Moore names ch c. by Glencoe, dam by Frank.
Friday, MAY q, 1883.
ProprietOr's parse, 300. One mile heats.
ID RACE-ProprieGOrs purse 800. One mile heats for
Beaten years OLD.
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1858.
PrOpristOrs purse, $3.50 Handicap two mil and half
MONDAY, MAY "a, 1858.
Match for 1880 side; 81 900 forfeit mile heats.
James jackson Efs ynum By Glencoe dam BY
Othelo. 8years old. VIM. R0undree ames CD. by
Glencoe dam Jane Watson BIZ Priam. years old
SWEEPSTAKE PROPOSED
To be run on the first day of the Fill Meeting With Syear
ods $500 entrance 500 folfslr two nile heats or
more to make To name and close the 18Th day
Of May. 1885,
Sc Security will be required for the forfeit.
s. J. CARTER,
spr16-eOdtd. Proprietor.
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ward bill to this Office ior collection
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25O,OOO

CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
BE subscribers offers for sale the following choice
4 brands of Wines Brsndies, &C.:
so Baskets Star brand
Is Eugene CliquOit pnts and quarts
10 Widow or Vive ChquiOt.
Feur de Ssllery and Crown brands.
so boxes Cho' ce Clarets
casks Harmony and other choice brands f Sherry
and Madeira.
10 cases of swiss Absyath
10 &" Curacao and MaraschinO
so &" Gousy, Boekers and other bitters
80 casks London Porter and Edinburgh Aes of various
brands.
255[ pipes Ofchoics French Brandss
The Vine growers Co.. Jules Durand Agent" Clean
Loulss superior old COgnac 1871" and "Sazaric" are
fully guaranteed pure and unsurp issed in quality and IA
vOr, by the Agents for the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and
Apple Brandy, Scotch Irish and American Whisky Cher
Brandy Bounce ETC. The eonnosseurs and lovers good
Wines Brandy, Segars &C. respectfully invited to call
and examine theirstOek.
sprill4 s. KERR 4 co.
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WILL sell 10 the hIguss DIuOertOr Cash at the Mare
i hpuse # JjhrsOn, Weaver Co., on IUESDAl
MORNING .be IS instant, oil the personal es.ats oil
D Brown deceased, consisting OF one WARDROBE Gold
Watch &c All persons indtb ed to t3e said estate are
desTJd 10 cone forward iumellae'y and make payment
and tho having claims against H. are hereby nom d 70
Nay, 1858. d. WEAVER,
may4-dd ACmlnlsuaaor
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Professor HaskelPs Electric OIL.


A POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
DHEUMATis 81 and Neural GA, Deafness sryspe scrof
IL ula, Br0nc tits, Ietter RngEOFms Scad Head Nsr-
VOus and siuk headacheai a
"a Cured n from three TO tlgsRty minutes. @sg
C0rBs, TOoIhaehs Chronic SIN Ioints, 5praas and
Lamenets Man Bsas al kinds u sOrss Rrscklss end
Humors Cramps aud ChOhe. Pains o. every description
ceass inBtan,an Gslyi a...
Priess so cts, 81 and 81 per bottle.
Il is the only real ak lAFGUhAI TUX that viii make the
hair grow when every thing else als clean head white
and Tree from DANDkUFF In ten minutes and make It
SHINY glossy Jst.
blisserng sensations, as vlh other lotions and nimeni
pleasant 10 take; cOnq ERE soothing healfuR
severe bum scald n ave minutes.
This Oh crates on tho pinc Of electricity; thou
sands Of miraculous cures, have performed 81
the land,
Use everything ese then give this OH one tidal end you
will be eOnylnsed lndssBt persons, unable 70 purchases
Friend, suffer longer ssnd for bottle Of Hasks Iis
Electric Oh Consultauoa aud advice given gratis a. the
Depot, No 63 Pine 81.
traction Of the 1usss should w the EisctrOpedean ah
Be pscuaG about the directions each boe
No peddsTs se his medicine Only r6spsctabs druggists
ana eouRt Merchants are SCENTS, who have large hIhO
graph cefuneaie 5lgn6d b the proprietor
BslgGTe Of C0uHteJeitsi
Every bottle has Professor asks's Electric OPP bcgu
on The side and edges Of me glass; AID he envelope has s
PorEzlt and sgnaiure TO oountereii winch forgery.
Wholesale and Retail Depot
No. Go Pine street -. Lonfs, Missouri.
Druggist and Merchants supplied 80 WhoisZas liberal
terms. Druggists and merchants desirng supply Of III
popular ahd wonderful Remedy, BY calling In peson or adj
will have theiF orders Pr0apuy flled and forwarded
Eerms Casna 81 or SO per dozen. Il is elegantly put
up5 securely packed ana variety Of superb iLRogFapns
FINE Bills, &C. furnished gfaluioualg. send In yOaF o..
ders, gOu Wild mad u cures and pays.
For sale Wholesale q EhIa, PkNDLETON & Co. and
retail By 20 q. EhOWh Nashville, TeEn- msrld&Wly.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution
THE partnership heretofore exsuHg under the style and
u firm Of CifCn Abbott was dissolved on the stu
inst By mutual consent take effect the I'd Of Feo
ruary 1855 The business will be continued By Clifton,
Albright a Co., Of Phil3dslpha.
All persons indebted to the late firm, previous 10 the
ID OF February 1885, will please call Immediately at the
old stand No IS Cedar Street, and settle with George B.
Abbott who is fully authorized TO collect and receipt for
the sams-
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure recommending to the patrons Of my
friends Messrs. Clifton Albright & Co., gentlemen
worthy Of confidence and sOciE for them continuance Of
past faFors, GEO. B. ABBUTT.
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Phoenix BedStead Factory.

w. R. CORNELIUS, AGENT
THANKFUL for past fsvOrs and indulgenees, would sug
gest that have STEAM UP once more, and will soon
be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTFADS, LOUNGES, &C.,
Of every description the trade Had customers gener
slly Once aud WarerOoms 40 Spring street, near CnerrY
where we will also keep a general assortment OF cheap
Chairs Bureaus, WaTdrObes, &C., and will also keep on
hand and make order every description OF Mattresses
&c ordering from distance may rely on having
their o. ers filed. Respectfully, -
w. r. CORNELIUS, Agent,
Eu.vrvP & Co PropreioFs. ayr 26--tf
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co.

lolccesaofs 70 Union q AIDoti,J
Re daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
IA Gengemens Clothing, at No. Il Cedar street., Wnere
they would be happy 10 all the patrons OF the old rm
and ali others want OF any goods in their line Our
stock embraces every article 70 be found in Gentsmsns
Flu nshing store
In the TAILORING department we have great variety
Of piece goods, which We Will axe up and
rant give satisfaction. Two Of The firm constantly
forwarded this house with despatch We hiter oursel-
YES that facilities for reSelTlng ell and desirable
styles will enable to suit al Who favor with their
patronage.
april IS CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 co.
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Painting establishment

BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLDERSs &c's
RE e0usted 10 take notice thR the undersigned, haV-
a inc made necessary RTan gements and secured Inc
services Of competent WOrkmen, now prepared to iaEs
LARGE CONTRACTS
in the line Of his vocation, in all its various branches In
the de PaTtment OF
HOUSE PAINTING,
The subscTbeF prepared execute with the greatest
Tom1tness ali contracts, however large, which may be
tsDdered Ia style and upon which cannot fail 70
give satisfaction.
STCST Amin ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
Granting and MaTblings
Having that department secured the services OF te os
expert aud expert need artists
me ubscrbsr W01d request persons having Work In his
line 10 awe him cal before making final arrangement
INV ~ ~ X. T. FLEMING.
No 81 Union st. between Cherry and Summer.
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FARMERS,

JTTHo are In want ofCorn Shelters Straw Cutters HGmes,
w Chains Of any kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
Tabacco; Sythe Blades and Cradles, Axes, Rope for
PoW Lines OF Haltsrs Hay Manure Forks ShoTels and
Spades, GATE Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cat.
tsrs Nails cut wrought Pump CRIn Rakes, CrOss-cut
Saws Sheep Shears sieve and Riddles, Wae lrOns Cur
wi Combs.
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claiborne MACHINE WORKS,

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have starred our and extensive Foundry
w Old the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company, aud prepared 20 execute heavy and Light
any description the shur notice Light Cast
ings small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
inEs large amounts furnished per contract al Cincinnati
prices with additions freight We have also commenced
operations In cur new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, aWmI FlOGmils Of the most improved
patterns made to order Jobbng repairing done mmsd
atgy. We are ready make contracts for Engines and M
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers 10 put up he
Mills with little exp Manufacturers and Farmers viii
mud o profitable 10 see US, before going East West
Machinery. ~
STEAM BOILERS.
Precautionary engines and steamboats, made 10 order ofhe
bes material com ee with FirerOnts, Crates, sIandppef
and Valves stand uy pressure required 70
Manufacturing or pOTpelhag purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
ANY description OF SmithwOrk done In excellent styl
none bul frsrJc Iron used-S0Wmi work SteTups, Dogs
Ptmau Irons cTanks Bolts and all kind Mill lrons
made 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap Machinery wi
do we'll 90 call al uTunice or address BY letter.
g. JACKER q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
u'v2S Late Nashville Man. Co.'S Shops.
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Notice
DENTON & wASHBI

DENTON & wASHBURN,
AtfOrn oy8 at Il a w;
WILL practice in the Circuit and ChanceTy Courts in the
w counties II Jackson OYerOn, Fenlress, Putnam, Cum
bersnd and White and in b Circuit Court NJ Van Bursn
county. All business entrusted will be promptly
attended 10 Particular attention will be givel 10 the col
lection OF claims IN any Of the above c0undss'
mar 22-W6m.
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MAshlnR.sss y "
Toe Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, Maps Globes &C., a0Idng every
facility for the study Of tae Sciences.
The Institution is situated a. point remarkable for its
heahIuness, andgOod society, and s accessible by Rail
road TO the whole South.
With the advantages enumerated, and having large and
we'll arranged College Building capable OF accommodating
rom four hundred pupils, Trustees feel conn
ent that the ms iuIiOn not bus will receive
no. c. sMARTT,
SelN Board Of Trustees
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT / co.
Notice.

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, March 3lst, 1853
TvBRRE will be a meeiirg Of stockholders Of this
Bank held at the Banking House in Nashville,
Is June next 10 O'Clock A n iaks cOnsideTa
on an passed session OF Legislature
this State proposing amendment 70 the charter Of This
ERnk. By order Of the Board. ID. WEAVER.
anril lid Cashier
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Dividend.

IA &NAS440u
T meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Nashville
n Commercial Insurance Company Dividend Of SIX
per the Jap stock declared Out OF he pro
bls o. said Company for the last SIX months
JANIS WALKER,
Nashville, May 4, l-55, Secretary
Atan election held Monday % instant, the following
gentlemen "a cfd Directors mango the Affairs OF
he Nashvils Commercial lusu UuCs Company
AL. yANDER FALL, JOHN Il. EVEN,
LANES WOyDS JOIN A. FI~HER,
A ". VANLhEk, VT BEhkls
.HkNkY HAhT HUGH MCCREA
JOHN kIkkMAN, K. q, MCNAlhl.
7. " EVANS,
And ata meeting held this day, Alexander Pail
imousv re elected President, James Walker Secretary,
and Jesse Thomas, CLERK. tma!S-lm
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LOSSEsEQUITABLT ADJUSTED & PROMPTLY PAID.
UPWARDS OF s11,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been PAD By the na Issuance Co in the
past 8 years
Fire g. INLAND NAVIGATION

proaJ.
Especial attention given to LR5Vra1es Of D0slllgs and
C0HtsltS, for terms Of 70 years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
int erupted through OF financial aud
periods eventual in IRON sweeping eOnhagFa
lions ard maritime disaster Being long established
cash basis, The troubles OF the credit system asc in
material particular
Daring hard times the security Of reliable Insurance.
peTativs dlyths ability Of properly 70 sus
tain lOss being then much lessenea.
Agencies IN all the principal cities and towns thrOu
the State Policies issued without delay daily
authorized Agents Of the Company.
Business attended 60 with Despatch and
Fidelity.
march 5 On
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY S12-TImE THFfO' 25 HOURS
TEVRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 Mem ,k0Tl
III phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven
son. Through Tickets from Nashville 20 Memphis sold for
sI2. Time through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock, Pm
TFsin, which arrives Stevenson at IS A. NJ, and
with Trains for Memphis No delay except in chang
nE g. L. AhDEhSON,
Gprl3--tE Ticket Agent
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BradshasE 8 Rutland

Bradshaw 81 Rutland
No. IA, CoELz0z sTEzEE,
TTAVB Iaa reosi7ed her FALL aad WINTER STOCK
u Of BOOTS sud sHoEss whieh eOHss: IN . n q IA
foloEings
For ladies, Misses and Childrens
Ladies fine Kd and Morocco BOOtses thick and TIN sos
with and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting Gsitsrs side and front laee
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed /"
sBd Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sole;
Misses Bootees q /"
with and without Heels
Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
Csfsud Goat Heeed BoOiess for school;
Chidrens Kid aRd Morocco boOtses thick and thn sole
Z I" Ankle Ties with Resets
Top bOotees, with Reels;
WoDaan's extra size Calf and Goat BOotees
Servants +" Kip and Dutch BOOtees;
Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boots
quilted bottom ". p 4"
&" double sole W. P. E"
Cali stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
A." double sole P. L. extra;
Union Ties, sswed and peggsd;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
" Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Bows fns W p Cali Boots seWed and pegged;
Z" Calf ana Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties ssWed and pegged;
Congress Caters;
Cloth and P. L, Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use,
Mems heavy Boots, all Of which will be sold cheap BY
oct BRADSHAW B RUTLAND.
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WILLIAMSON
CHEATHAM.

THE undersigned would inform their friends and The
public generally that they have associated themselves
undtr The frm and style Of
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ncOrpOrated I8lg--Charter PerpetuaI
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
With a Surplus Of $500, 3sEss.
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1855.

Total Ll 1nosl.i!d Claim. no. du.. 5l7555 a
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mERCHANfS.

Who visit Nashville for the purpose Of buying Table Knives
and Forks Pocket Knives, Shear and LessOF, Shot Guns
and Rides Locks Of all kinda Cotton Cards. AXesOr any
he nnumsTa5le items ssssFy 70 make up complete
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Englid l.nguage has adopted the name OF the ~?
empire ~ elf to signify the highest perfection III
the arr vanishing: Besides these, there are
numerS@ other valuable trees indigenous 10
Japan, "a ,ong which may lie c1assed the bay
tree, L. :amphor tree, the ig tree, the cypress
tree, aH .f which are made subseryient to the
wants "a Injuries of the japanese, and should
CONNIE e al intercourse ever be freely opened
with t empire could be made available III
supply most valuable export staples. b.
Henp, cotton, rice, and every variety OF
cereals p ,me Of them Astounding with superior
farina n extensively and successfully cultlva-
ted. is the principal food of the natives,
and tn 'aised in japan is said to be the best
growtfb all Asia
The kd ks, musins, and cotton goods are
manufa - tred with superior skill Indeed, in
severaH0 anches of handicraft the Japanese
have n4f vals.s This is especially true as res
poets iugen ons and elegant carving OF
wood, r., pearl and fshhonc
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SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOURNAL
second Volu"e,

9th Nove1n Der, 1853.
7 n announcing volume of the SCOTTISH AMER
i JOURNAL, the Proprietor begs to call atten-
ton those features of the paper which have already
secured for it large share of support, and which
ught commend it to the patronage of still
numerous class of readers.
The special feature of the paper is that it is Scot
tish journal containing notices Of every event occur
ring in Scotland that be regarded of the least
continent. The of the whole country is careful
ly collected and condensed that event which it
concerns Scotchmen to kno is omitted from the
columns of the paper. Articles relating to Scottish
Subjects gnal and selected also published from
time to time and the more special character of the
Journal is sustained by literary features Of national
interest in the form of tales, historical and mscellan-
eous sketches. anecdotes and poetry.
While thus national in its character so far these
special features occupy comparatively limited space
in the eight large pages of which the paper consists,
three fourths OF which devoted to and other
general matter calculated to be of interest to all cas
ses of readers. and not Scotchmen alone.
fully compiled epome of intell gence from England.
Ireland the continent of Europe and all parts of the
world is given in every number with extracts from
the leading articles of the British Journals the
most interesting public topics of the day.
With view to rease the popular interest of the
q Scottish American Journal nd to add to it's val
u family paper arrangements have been made
for series of attractive tales founded chiefly SUBJ
ects with Scottish life. The first of these
mean War; commences with the first number of the
new volume. A considerable nstament of the story
will be given in every number till it is completed.
and it will form interesting reading for the winter
evenings alike for old and young. 1t will be follow
of 0thex tales Of equally p0puar
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NOTICE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, }
HARNETT COUNTY

HARNETT COUNTY.
IN Pursuance of order from the Court of Pleas
l. and quarter sessions of Harnett county Dec. Term
1885, the subscriber Admir- of the estate Of Alex.
Clark deceased will offer for sale the Sth day of
Jar'y 1852 at public auction to the highest bidder,
at Court House of said county at Toomer, the follow
ing named negroes, viz: Nelly and child, Sandy Eli
"a, Violet. JAG b. Lewis and Elijah. The above ne
grees valuable and sold to pay liabilities OF
the estate of said Clark. decd.
credit of six months will be given. Purchasers
will be required to give bond with two good securi-
ties. JNO. L. ATKINS,
Dec. 18. st Admir-.