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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05
81 uIifaItl6e Qn,eioe.

SD erlaube mir hermit baS seetrte tieltee wte au8w6rtioc Silt
siit IN ~ = st in 5t sIsSns bag a.. ID sin arrqlnssnsnt aetteTtn babe,
nuifallhsr Srande, mic Bale, GOncsrtc, Sersnabsn II. I. ~ ~, ~,
@btrnsenlsT; vs. in tstannt. bs bae Sr6slsr bes 9seatsrS sSn
fsl unterlis9t, bB i6 bic %ehpaisen Outrage sur ~6eionbsrsn 9Efrh.
bsnbet ausSuiutren int StanSe fem perbe mtb bite Sater UNI Bic
CUNT up bas &phlwpltn bs 9eebrten @ublihumS.
s. 81. &pienber9er,
NuIifSirtcter am bieiiaeu 3 bcotsr
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g. ST. @trececr,

Nppt0tfer, Oru0tR, Supporter ypn beut.
l1en Gtemttolien Ii. /. ~. gr. 3 MainzStr.,
9c9enutcr Den, a!tsn Miayttc.
Ms~ &etcpte msrtet nit Der sr66ten Sprsfalt unb Gjeueu.
l9teit eerclttt, icpir dem d @rlpar0te uMS In0I pTcn
NIT %1uFtrlter 9lntItdftit beorgt. &onbfaufIcutc m61en boS
~rr!@haltl0e Wager amgrifNntitCr. bcutldt uno ~irOn;1iId,cr ihS
!rtl1er : Irinccn, SancN-MrtitcIU. /. ~. in better 9~uSpo6t Itlbt
III Iu9aldttn netnnrr, ,peielt Srhtcl Sum GFtt itIbt III ~nicbrtors
ytA, dis Den ~n1rpltdlcn Nrrlen a0atlncR wrrStn. @tebtStnfo.
I en- mtrotn 81 Den ~Ni0i8ltln &ebinBun9cn wsSeruG, nit neutn
Sprralte auSGeilttrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05
N. a. ~STURDIVANT.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Jtc6tanipalt unp Gfentliter Nutar.)
empfeblt f6 sur lstsrrabme olsr Rsttsse1h6fte auf alien Gjes
rt6tsn in une fur Die Stabt 8idncnt, GtcfcrEetb unt Sanpser
County. Sfftec: Ode Der IL. unb Yanftraes, gpcpin's Saa
9e9enuter. HiTipcnb, Sa. fl3.6
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6. . c II

su benz tDAiten @orftpret5 auffauft unS aud ouf &erlanocn oSSSfn
Mebl umtoui&t. Die Mlgle beielbcn iteGt fcrner Dem QubHlnm
Sun Matlsn aler 3omfrlbtt at @e6pte, ippfur Gin 9iQtass 6ersI"
net hub baS Getl. III better Srbnun9 O6aeGekrt mirb.
96ftr unb gSieStrrcrt6ufr Spn 2Bfi;ens, 9PUsauts uu6 .Spru,
Mebl pCrDen %rpblibun, in Der 0llble bee llnter,si6neten rpryts
ipe6sn, che fs o%npsrswdrl5 ibe @infdufe MAIDEN, Sa le 6ilio unS
rel beeNnt werpen SOn e. Dennis,
Sutdertctpn NtIb!e, frIter 8ietcr'S 9fl6le.
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SartsGprme's CURE ALL.

9art5bprne's CURE ALL.
(Grdplrirt Sh eirCm Gftmifcr,)
SieI les 9Nittel teilt aue SdmrrSen. 0as masiIbe
SSumScr u%ulerer Belt.
9NtS %trsr!bvpQc Seumittet wrS innsrIt6 unS dnscr!i6 unos,
wnnrt. GS bcUt lpgci@
3aAnmch, &rpfiAmsr;,
gerrtntun9tn II. Ssr!etWNScn, SeitenlteGben,
Gbpcra MprtIe, S~rcitteulcn,
Grt6ltln8en, @altS fyebtr,
~gchrol9td, StrEnIhmerin,
&htuma!iSnuS, SronSipunbcr,
Suhnerduaen, GtplCrd,
gNieperrstbtn, Seienlbmcrwl,
@a9enidmEr;en, Sruitjhmer;sl,
S9lsnttrH, Grtrprere SuBe,
8unpen pals, &ippcntrufe,
SuBidNneriCn, Observation-Disclosures.
&Itenifmsrien, 0eibIdmerWl1,
Stma6en Sruffaiten.
S1 tafelte sugTcih en 9ues St6rfemitel lit, 10 1T ts beipnbers
bel YtaSenltwdde, 9pSpepia unb al8cncintr Sdtpdte III enls
pfselen. Serfauft tpirb biees @shmittel
IN SlaiAen an 25 unp so Gents.
@S- Sebe Samiis, 8eiitnbe wb Srbeiter ioats FUR cinen Ct.
bieitn Scilmittel itct5 BEL lid flbren.
10 SpltHt DIT irssnb welde Sdnter;cn baben, 70 broud,s sr
bieicm Gure~@ll, unb On rptrit ausenblidlite 2inSsrrna unb
Setlun9 lhnten. gu BADEN Del
g. 81. 8a3rtfipn, 81. 96Stfer uub
bel allen gpptbctern III IidnonS,
Norfpt NIB 9etsrsbura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05
Scntidlc Sc5aniinc.

Trs. y. pptteS, wtltt pr ciea brci Sobren uo6 g,ru,rh.
s .&ap oSTtVGteerf, UNI ot 2Gcbaihmcntunt iu crkrncr, tciuftc bnt
Gun S@ps lang pc l!nt"ctiit6t III gicFen, na&tc baitlbl ibr Gron,rn
nne snttpHfpltl lp jttt ocm Dicitscn QWblitun nit Der sScrGdrr,n.
4 a lt pS psfsn 5ea9rntins ubtr tbre Si,h9ftt Yprlcaen fam. c \
I'LL. m M :, ea MH srlorSsrItdlEE %dirrr9titen Snllrlunenttn pcrlcbsi, r m6b
SMeTset lp aaBsrosHi nr9 hn 6raucn sum Sluteelietsn. Sns fmp
SNfSSrsn IL. ~. 3pren e5brneriuNen bicnc ,r IoGri&t'' Sos
pr :. PettsS' inet Sptttn oberhob Srn. q. SdWS'S Snip
penn &eu 9aHe', Srpeplir., .itpaige @uir6oe fir lie entnrosnn;m,nt
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Scene 9inaeiaen.
Sn' gerla9e Won Srieer. ,serbars (Sffte bcS tcutrhen gauf-
acknowledgements 4pltbor 40OD in Sen Scrf ,rGsrint f,it S rm,
10. MoSeiaStr 1857 IN balbmpnatli9sn 2iefsrrnssn:
&efc6Gftsr,auu n, 9au,er;Go.

ME er ietn unS oaS sr mifen nuB, UNI in alien @tltdfts,pciscn
nit Srrtbei( gu %arteiten, Gerlulte gu Y%erlnetbcn unp
Wpflitarb All %erperbei,.
Gin 9anebuG fir &us, bic pprmdrts mplen.
Sn IL toItn,cnaIiden 0hftrlnScn.
SicItS gBtrf III in Nrr;iebilna otf Ole toril ousoeIprpttcntn
@runeidbe. elm wAbrss quo Der gBeisbeit fur Zen GIeTtdftsnann,
nm III prat!til@tr SsStebun8 entlaItc S cine 70 erofe 6uleb eS 9flBr
ll6en uno ltcen 3n9 gmrenbbarcn, poe cS On 9rcts. ban cS fp(fst,
iebn Mal mertb lit. Sc fplte in Sen @inbcn ietcS gauf norntS,
Ipss Stcrstoltcrs, jetes Sanbwerfers, istes sStrtbcS, jeecS 6orr
elm @elhdft ttreibt, uno rem boran tieat srrpdrts I'll tpmntr.
Der IbennsmsntSrrciS fir Sas HoaldntiN, 9saert 1000 s~usscSrudte
Seitsn in grrFcn 0prrnat r~nfafenSe g8crf ($2.25 GcntSJ III Gin
HpbIftlsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05
@pttfricp 66uia, Sopc,iersr.

gmtfebtt it6 ftinn Srcuncct rno bcn tcutIdcn Nub[ifnm ,ur
stnfsrtiggn9 oltr 9elfsroresttsn, Saps3irsn ser 8mmer, siufbdins
gen Der Scrbanee umo out lpnitge gum Saps,icrer- @eI66ft acb6>
rrnbe Irteisn unc Ycripri&t tiltse un0 rcue Scbisnano.. Siud
tperssa ale arttM 1strr'iiSnsn lei SertommenStn 6~efIt6teiicn &c,
Srpat1r. SIR. 179 uno lei Srn. s. 81. Streder, 9Psiniir. sntasl
GET 0enpnmtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05
Q. Wt. Sa6rinpn, s~lpptbefsr.

@. 81. 3aebrihpn, Mpptbefer.
Gde Der 6ten rnD Srpab=Strafe.
bait tets Gin 9rcbes Eager aQer in ieinen GeIAafts Yprfcmmenber
Nrilhs better Sualitdt u6 3u ben b~ilisiten @retisn.
Die Heteptur tptro Ypn 9rn: &tnberUater, Gin in 9eutTb>
MD 9~ebilbetfr Mpptbefer superintendent.
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Sefanntma6una.

SeEanntma6ung.
Gfcins @nrbicriutc 1T YNn g8aaftrccte6pe(, nmb SIR. III NNain.
Steet I'M &clcr, bem @n>crtcans SptsI ~9escniter perlcat wrrSen.
Tpirlbit th Gil elegant e~tnlridtete5 2rcal babe, ;ui 9arbicrcn,,
5oari6netStn uc Griclrren, irpte oaer 9cQucmtiAfdt cntnrcs
d9enee SorStmmcr. 81 marmeI. faitsn ub ShaucrbSSern etnse<
ridht, weihe 81 jebrr Go9es;it GUM YoScn brft itnS.
SIR baS b~tsDerise 25Shlpplsn meiner fyreunbe nnb Nanbs(,ute
bnntsnb, %Hsrere i@, Dap jGosr mids SetHrsnNe nit SufnNyfams
felt bCSieut mirS. Gcnrs<Dfepcr
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SOls! 6pls!

9olS! 5pl5!
ilntreiInetsr t6it ~TortpdirenS eincn ercEsn ssprrotb sor Gi.
hen> unb GthtcnboS setter 9ualit6t, nnS fam ieine !6i,Ssr
hermit uuEr peh 91nlhgtEn ScbinmIn9et %perfebcn. Sci SSufsn
HRn o alaItrn iYno pne Ws9paden t~plenfrei bclcrst. 9eltluuoeu,
pElhs bintCrlalen merSen bel SNtnep II. Goft pbcr Gso. d. Sumn6e
lp, S%rpaei!raBe, loipte in Scr @9Liniebrylase ali 9rpabhrafs. mas,
SrNcts &perne Iptrben, prompt 6spSt.
Same8 q. Mppre.
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b @rates unp IenberS (&amiuettter).

Suntbrnbsrt emailrts Crates uno Senbers III herotaeettsn
Yretlsn!. = Der llnicr5 jtnete fuHrt pS 9r6Bte Eager Yon gratss
bitlm Shsrtrt mOrr'n III. GrattS jtnS baleIbit ;u fnSsn nab Sen
nsGltsn 9!ultern umf 6otons, ais Sitrcttse S%H9elpibte 9otbhfe, Ytr~
lNeeen0rtl9e runoe &c. &C., ebenIp lehr ib6ne runDe Senber5, lppie
anSrre, bic iis tsicnbsrs ats Stu6ensierSc fur Sen S0mmer tsncn.
Nu!nr,a9e aus .Stoot n1b Cant werben punflia unb i%ur9fa(i9
yrsisn tebsnt perbsn unb er6alteu ben aebrduGlitGnS iscount Ee
eaocsr 8sjablun9.
9sf nnteISst4nsts 6ttet SOrSuprt6en in Der ySeQs unb 9ra6>
0punorg", Mainiir, 3ptlden s. II. 9. Str, &idmpnb, ga.
SamWe( o. 0enppn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05

Nn un5ere &unoen.
Snben, mir itiertn sccbrten Sfunben Gin rsht frS6fihss nrurs
Sebr miinlder, eriuten wr %biItlben f~rsuntti6it, ulItrc Hedrl,ns
gen, mclds mir hsute unS in Zen u66ifcn Eager, etnrsiGen ipsrSsn.
~ablhlieBsn fInuen. N"''
Sur bas- biSter rns 70 rci6iN seihenfte 3utrauen banfcnS. e.
iudcn unt ftrntren 9nc9ten 3uprufb I'M rcucn Sabre
StI6cr II. GrDnino
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-05

NHcs. gE. Sdrqt0r,
proFtiiGer 0a6z Gitter,
Gfc Ste uS @roaNiroBr, reben Dem Srpaenr. 6MtG.
Hitmprb, &a.
&trdcn. Dfeutlitc 8cbSuet unb I~5phnbSuIer werStn nit @aes
ub Dompfrebren su Den b%jNtslsn Nrriitn ~ncritbcn.
%s- gie ecrNrtt8e @uftr68e werSen bantb0r cnt8estnSenpn,-
mcn unb ihNtailtnS 0~uSgefubrt.
u.s. 9lumbtns jSrsr srt prS i@nrl1tne teiOrgt. 17.l2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

This voluntary goFernmeRt being tWice aided By
I our early education has been fouad wasting. We
embraced with increased pleasure theestahlishmeut
/ OF tue common law Of the land. Tell IS not Of
voluntary eomPaets and no Goysrnmsnt system in
! TINS mundane lilef We have seen enough Of L.
Settlers in Kansas have only lately begun 70 FEEL
that this is their home for it is only within short
period that civil social ard rel gous structures be-
gin 70 develop themselves.
We venture 10 say that more has been doae for
the organization Of Kansas in the last our months
than was accomplished in the four years prior 10
thist and Ehyi Simply because we have put TO rest
for time, this abborrent political fahL You nav
think the remark strange eae but il is true From
the moment the passage Of the English bill made
clear our policy and cur duty, Kausqs has had
peace, for our course vas as distnstly settled in
our minds on the day Of its passage a. It vas on he
night Of The d~yDf election Home applioation 10
beginning to show itself ia every direction. Con
ientment aad happiness are making lheir impress
on every eountenanee, and our Industrial eeo1omy
Will show greater developments Of The soil and ia
ProTemenis in home than have been shovn.for the
whole period OF Kansas ssttlement
A word as TO The future Our friends At me sasf
are urging that We nOW take prompt &C ion Tor the
future form Constitution and demand immedais
admission into the Union. We thank then Tor their
interest and their advice, but think the policy is
bad one for the present. Had we not better leave
the question Of assuming the responsibility Of =
state until the people are ready for it, know what
say when tell you THAI the people ara nos ready
for this step. Why? First, they are not prepared
TO sustain the burdens OF the GoTernment. Second,
they are tired Of politics. political conventions con
stituions political quseks. hacks and mogutebanks
They desire rest and opportunity 70 improve their
homes, cultivate sheir farms, aud Get in q state Of
indePendency. Oar hope and prayer now are hat
grace will be given 70 the Presideat % send as sc
good Governor as the last, and one that will follow
bis policy, and that friends viii allow us 20 set
for ourselves, pledgng to them thas Kansas snail be
when admitted state, one that shall not dishonor
The free sisterh0od.
We hope still further that the men viii Sc few and
far between Who win look % Kansas u make or
mend their political fortunes. From the beginning
she has been tOrmenied with TOO many Of this class
PBILIP C.. SCnUVLER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02
- Of be Ner York TrIbans.
BURI1EaAMB. Kansas. Oct. 2g. I.


Kansss-whst It's present and what its future
The fourth year Of my residence here is fast closing
up If the extraordinary events Of Kansas life close
with the present year. il win form an episode in the
life Of one who has already seen winters Of half
century, it will in the lives Of tens Of thousands
much younger
We are now, for the first, enjoying what We should
hsve had from the beginning Of the settlement Of
this country political and civil government The
administration Of Gov. Denver has been happy for
the Territory, and ereditsbie one TO himsslf-not
as the result Of talents above the common order but
Of a we'll balanced and discreet mind; q negative
rather than positive Executive, undertaking rath-
er than Overseting; discretion Of power that con-
fined itself to the guiding the vessels Of Stale.
rather than furnishing the propelling power. In
this lies his strength and the success Of his official
term. he leaves Kansas with more credit 10 himself
than any Of his predecessors
The Executive department Of this Territory is
restored to responsibility and credit; the people be-
gin to look up to it With honor and pride, showing
that all are willing to respect the Government,
where the Government viii respect itself
Our civil power is beginning to find and feel
its proper influence and place; laws are beginning
to exercise their authority and show their value
It Is proven that even in Kansas a civil code nav
be enacted and enforced; that we can have local
organizations, With officers Of the laws, and that
there is safety to life and property other than
BY the knife and the revolver.
In most Of the counties we have civil orgauizs-
ton, with full corps Of officers, from Probate
Judge, with very full Judicial powers Sheriff &c
down TO Psthmaster. We are fast changing from
the bsrbarous practices Of the red man Of the pra
re to the cviViized customs TO which We were bred;
we have tried physical force, and the common,
neighborhOod municipal regulations, setting diff
cultes BY Courts instituted without the aid Of Le-
gslatures OF appealing 70 statutes Of eur
religion 70 direct Us 70 justice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02
PENNsYLvANEA RAILROAD.


- zs.5s7s - -
FENHR Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States, by
tnuous Railway direct. This road also Ptsburg
with daily lines Of Steamers to all ports the Western Rivers,
md at Cleveland and Sandusy with steamers TO all ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct, cheapest and rei-
TOuts by which FREIGHT Ganl forwarded to and from the
5geaE Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods lin *. - roos
boXes,) Eurs, Feathers, &c, ' - WI
bEcoND CLAss.-BoOks and Stationary. Dry ga, - 1ooH
Goods ,in hales,) Hardware, Leather, &C, ~ - 0W'
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, BsgEing, Bacon and "a - ,eou
Pork lin bulk,) Hemp, 6Cc, wv ~ -'0D'
FoURTH CLAss.-COdee, Fish, Bacon and Pork 40 = ,oou
lpacked) Lard and Lard Oil, I'o tNA 1'0h
ElOar-75Ots per b5 until further notice.
Grain-3jcts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
COttonS per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until
ther notice.
J In shipping Goods from point East OF Philadelphia,
7eparcular to marx package CiU PtHIisgkiG RIilrOHd.
All Goods consigned the OF this Railroad Phladel-
phia or Pitlsburg will he forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGgNTs-Earrjs, WOrmley < Co., Memphis, Tenn.
R r. Sa & Co., St Louis J. 5. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
1ndaa Dumesl Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter & Jsstt,
Louisville, Ky; r. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana, Sprnan
* Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati n. W. Graham x Co.,
Evansville, Ohio; Leach & Co., No. s. Kby street, Boston,;
eech & Co. Aston House. New York; No. l. Wsm street,
and No Battery Place. New York. Z. J. Sneder, Philadelphia
hagreW hoous, Baltimore Geo. c. Franci5cus, Psburg.
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AgeAt, PhiL'd.
II. J. L0MBAERT, SRpt,, AltO0la, Penn.
april, '5S-tf
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ENEWABLE Ar PLRAsURn.


Onosquars one year S3OEaeh additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrs will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
On DOLLR per SquaTsfos the . and CETs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published IN both The Daily and weekly viii
charged daily With onshsf TIE weekly rsss.
added.
zraasia0t Adgsiisess mad % paid for 81 tGs tine Of
tzssfi0a ~
To Correspondents.
II will great deal OF Unnecessary houbls II our
friends In writing wiz bear In mind the following rules:
Always give the date Plt once, coeny, and State in the sody
q your letter.
II you wish the paper shangodf from Ose another give
both Offices IN full
II you write business and matters write o. separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited all such
subjects may be Of information or interest b the public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
n0attention.
Correspondents should write only SIDE Of papeT
We cannot undertake 70 return ected communications
All letters business should be directed to Messrs D.
EASTMAN Co, and not personally . either Of Proprs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02
NEW Fall & WINTER GOODS

/
II II A U B e ~ L u G A s.
VTTE receiving our Fall Winter Staple
Wv and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and BrOgans Carpeng Queenswse,
Hardware etc. which invite the special attention Of ali
Merchants making up their stock in this market It is
for anything in regard selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods EXTRA CHEAP We answer the charge and to short
time, prompt buyers and cash that prepared TO sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported to, manufactured in the United Saes
TO which We invite SPECIAL attention.
Also have large stock Of RBADYMADE CLOTHING, that
can't be beat in quality style and cheapne in America
AlsO 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which and viii sell
Also 300 pieces Of CARPETING spy, 2py, wool and all
prices Call and see.
Also, have made with Of the largest i'm
York jobbing prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c. &c
Merchants who purchase for cash. and short
and pay hem will find our house is the place for them
TRAUBE < LUCAS.
Particular Notice!
1t curentyreported that only BY Auction
Wholesale Houses this city, with grand exception, that is
we sell for cash. and short notes and from Sc to 2Oc less than
Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
j Ladies Brown French Lasting buttonod shoe Caters
New Congress Caters, with and without heels
Side & Front laced Caters. with and without heels
Slippers o! French Kid White a Black satin, &c
Misses ChiiSrens' Boots, Caters Slippers with
heels and without. At - College street JOHN RAMAGE.
jul 81
LSO--sasseyFve8 Minute Ice Cream Freszers; McDon
"a AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Aruf Cans; Jones
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, allsizes.
jeI5-tf wv. WILSON, College street.
LARD! LARD!!
o. BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale low, by
ERb TERRESS & BROS,
augl5 8 Broad Street
BANK OF COmMERCE.
NASHVILLE, TRsN., DEC Ia, l757.
TEVE stockholders OF this Bank having placed in the
hands Of Trustee for the purpose Of winding up those
indebted the Bank, viii please call and pay up their
debeness fails due. The holders viii please
early possible and receive in the Of
Bank Of The individual deposits this have
been handed and hereby pledge my individual La
biy for them, and the money is ready when called for
decl3-d JOHN d. JAMES.
= HAVE On HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamzng and viii sell a great
bargain If taken away snort time.
" II. JOHNSON,
fs23 Penitsntiary.
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ANDREW J. smTTH,

Negroes for sale.
HAVE quite number Of Negroes hand for sale. Amongst
them excellent Seems-essss and House Servants and
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon.
sepl7-d ". L. BOYD, j.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
SHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: 10
all who snail these prentsgreeting: Whereas il has
been made known that certain E-NW BURTON, charg
ed with having committed the offence Of embeZzemen and has
hed from justice, and Is now running At large:
Now, therefore, Isham g. Harris Governor Aforesaid, By
virtue Of the and authority in vested do hereby offer
reward Of $500 person persons who apprend
the said 2 N. " Burton, aud deliver him to the Sheriff Jator
OF county Of Davidson, in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have hesunto set ny hand and
the great seal Of the State be affixed Mash
(L-S-l Vile, the 3lst day Of May, 1858.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. z. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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FENE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad-
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
The land equal the best with abundance
lent falling water, with the beautiful building
country, aud the ghhorhood in
America april NATHANIEL BAXTER
UNOR SALEs--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
just received by Imay7- P. & c ANDERSON.
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TNINE TEAS.-aJust received from q large ImpoEtes Of
Teas good assortment Of Imperial, GunpoHde, sOlOng
aud Black Teas for by the large small quantity BY
A STRETCH.
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Attention Building Purchasers ;
RESIDENCE L0Ts FOR SALEt

HEoEUEWLE
WWTE Offer al private very desirable Reslenca
w Lots Brownsville, about and he0 miles from
Nashville near the Gaatn and number Of theu the Porter
Pike Containing % - p=uhaser Esch
handsome Building Site, and many Of them bssu-
fully tmbered The nsighborhood 10 every Wayos desirable,
having Churches and schools the rity. The
possess very deep soil We viii sell BY long time,
low prices 70 persons Who via buid ms e5 Call in
mediatsly y. J. 4 r. IS. BROWN.
0ct8-dtW&E2m ~ Cherry s-ress
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PENNsYLvANEA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


~
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
10 Philadelphia.
FENRAINS leave Pitshurg follows Nail A. NJ; East Line
III 3P. NJ; Express Mail 80 p. NJ.
The Express Mail daily, the other two Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St.
Louis, NO. Dubuque Keokk and Iowa City Iowa. Cairo
Island, and Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville KY
Iere Haute, indianapolis, and Lafayette, Indiana; CINCINNATI
Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, CieyelOnd, Evansville Crestine
Aason and Wooster, Ohio Also, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesota, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon this being the short
est and most expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
angel Passenger Lines Penn. Railroad, PhiI'a
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TOBACCO EEANUFACTORY.
WWT MEREDITH, A and A. Col eye street, las now
Wv ready for sale at his Factory, soc boxes Of Nanufac
ure Tobacco Of 90 70 pounds
the views Of the trade m l. - per pound
all Of which he viii sell at wholesale to the trade at prices that
cannot fail to please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested
call and examine for themselves. Also
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commissions by thousand at less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, st
very low prices. ssptl3-tf