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The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-03

Dic3.s- A Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, le 90 Mars der
'ier, de la feyre typholde, Nile FELICIA GEs1S,
igee do Il and ct . mois.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-03

to De nombreuses sventes par le Sheriff
anront lieu aujourd hui, ! Ia Malson de. Cour
de- notre vile Pour les details, roir aux
avis dams Ia premiere page.
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Jean Medicis, PIatrier ct Macon.

Travaillera au village ct d Ia eampagne. s'a.
dresser au magasin de Nine Feuve {. Me
dieis, rue Main, Opelousas. 5 Sept.
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CouR DE DEsrRIcr nu. sCALoAsIEus-- Gette Cour,
qui commence session le 2o mars dernier, sest
ajournee IL 27. Entire autres eafaires crimininees
ceIIes qu suivent ont ete decides:
L'Etas VI. Teran smith, ssroHvs eoupahls dhomi-
eide, d ete .condamns Vingt ans de Pententiasre
L'Etat vs. W. Breakel, assault ct bsttstie, con-
damne douze mois de Prison.
LEtat VS., Gnsey Drake, ftc. l., assault et batterie
une personne blanche, condamnsea trois mois de
Prison. a. z#=.4 .4S4@ssu5
Dams raffare de rEtat va. Marcantel, leesJury a
renda un verdict de non coupable.
Tout marche aussi bien qu'on pouvait l'erperer,
nouobssaut les rumears en- circuaticn qai vssaient
toutes exeter qui sc trouvaient avoir aaire
cstte Gour, ct qui neanmoins sont trouvees de-
unees ds fondenient. " = ~ l..
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-03
Succession de Francis Stoutts..

YHyOUs ceux qui peuvent avoir des reela-
III CARNATIONS contre Ia Succession de
Francis Stoutts, decide, dernierement de la
Pareisse. st. Landry, sont par le present re-
5quis de les presenter avee les pieces Pappui,
au soussigne, d sa residence, au Bayou Queue
Tortue, dams les trente jours qui suivront Ia
date du present avis, de nlaniere ce que lie
soussigne puisse faire un Tableau Final de
son administration de la dlte succession.
IGNAGE STOUTTs,
~-.~a-- AdDsiaistfateuy.
Queu Tortue, St-Landry, 3 Ayril, 1858,
OUVRAGES STTP0GRAPHIQUES
executes avec urom atitude ct nettete an Blu
reau do Courier des Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-03

gB Nous sommes autoris6 q. annoneer que III
JoHN COCHRAN est candidat pour la place de- Cons
table de Vile pelection qui aurn lea EN- Asyril
proclaim. 5a5 ssf s(28 Nov. 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-03
S1EsEE44DgJsAS$ =
SAMNDI MATIN. 8 AFRILy 1855.


t. Nous sommes ausorse annoncer que u.
MITCHELL NUssASD, II le eti.alaire aetael, est can-
dtdat pour Ia place de Constable de Eilie e!eetion
gal aura ls ID landi 8 sArsi s.4zas,xsas
III MarH. 1858. ..E@ssss .a.E4s3s eaEE ssasassssss
The Opelousas courier., 1858-04-03
lie penible devoir nous eehoit aujourd'hui

lie penible devoir nous eehoit aujourd'h hui
d'annoneer L funeste snouvelle d. y mort de
notre associe, M AaDne MExaIERs aui sue
combe 4 Ia Nile orifans saiaaanche deraier,
le Is mars. . lage dc as ans. n, M. Meynier
vint habiter notre Parotsse versl l'annee 1848,
epoque 4 laqueHe il desint editeur. 5du Mig
de Saint- Landry, Journal gull q q public
pendant plusieurs annees avec une habilete
qui ft honneur aa reputation personnelle
CONNIE aussi au parti a la dssnse duquel il
s'etait devoue. Aprss u chdte da Wig,
i deyint notre associe dams ls publieasian du
Courier ct continua eommsstel jusqu 'au
moment de sa mort. M. Meynier .etalt un
paisible ct affable citoyen. FH laisse une
jeune epouse ct pluaienrs .enfants en- bas q &c
pour pleurer 50 fin prematuree AAvec Gu <
nous sympathisons sineerement, dams u perte
irreparable qu'ils ont supporter. Que son
anne repose en- palx. sx.x sssassss.s.s..sg
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80 ESPRIT,
IL H "A VS.,

ARPENTE UR DE PAROISSE,
Sc transportera partout on il sera demande.
Residence, rue de la Cour, OpeIousas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

TILE TlJTEI IGENCER,

s-s E - = ! :
THE HAIR OF THE PkEsTDENTs. the Patent
Othce at Washington there are many objects of
interest connected with the government. and
those who administered its affairs in times gone
10Y. While examining some Of these objects of
curiosity whenin Washington in December
last, there was nothing that struck us SO forci!
bly, as the samples of small locks of hair taken
from the heads of the different Chief Magistrates
from President Washington down to President
Plerce secured ina frame, covered with glass
Here is, in fact, part and parcel of what con.
stltuted the living bodies ofthose ,illustrious
individuals, whose names are as familiar as
household words, but who now live onlysin his.
tory and the remembrances of the past
The hairSo Washingtonis is nearly a pure
white, tneand smooth; in its appearance -
That Of John Adams is nearly the same in
color, though perhaps a little coarser.
The hair Of Jeftersonis of different charac-
ter, being mixture Of white and auburn, or
sandy brown, and rather coarse. In his youth.
Mr. JetterSon's hair was remarkable for its bright
color.
The hair of Madison is coarse, and of a mixed
white and dark
The hair of Monroe is handsome dark au.
burn, smooth and free from any adtnixture5
Fierce, whose hair has undergone no change
in color.
The hair Of John Quincy Adams is peculiar.
being coarse and yelloNsish grey in color.
The hair of Gen. jackson is, almost a perfect
white, but coarse in its character, as might be
traits Of the old hero (,
The hair of Van Buren is white and smooth.
in appearance. s5a as,
The hair Of Gen. Harrison is fine white, with
a slight admixture of black. g
The hairof John Tyler is a mixture of white
The hair of James K Polk is almost pure
&c
The hair Of Gen. Taylor is is white, wi with slight
The hair Of Milliard Fillmore is on the other
hand, brown. with q slight admixture Of white.
Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio L.OdxetNo. IOI.-MestS q. Masonic Ha.i,
dayevenings of each month. a. ~. statTs W. NJ. Lte
0"dsg' La~gh1ta, Secretary
wheeling Lodge Ne. 19s Meets a. above on
the Arst and tstrd Thursday evening, Of each month n a.
'aESFlisoEa' W. r.; s. n Pearson, Secretary.
WheeltuE UqtOn Chapter Wos fs.-aieets AZ
aOOgs Onthe sscond Monday eyeptnr Of each month. We
seoFF, H. s. p. Pearsoa Secretary, ).
:, W " WNhlS9s{itug EncnnP neae Ne. 4 .-Al9ets a
AsadRy evening of each month. W J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13


.MRs. ARLINGTON AT SARATOGA. .-'tE Every back
is fitted for its burden, " said Mrs Partington as
she stood by the Congress Spring, from which
one had just emptied the eighth tumbler down
his spacious gullet, Sand every stomach for its
portion. Heaven that tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb, dare say, will also temper the wa
ter 70 their capacity to bear it, for we read that
Apollos shall water and that the increase will be
given, which must mean Saratoga water, and
the increase the debility to hold it though how
folks can makes miIl,race of their elementary
canal is more than Iican see into" Roger
stood looking at the victim, as heitumblers dis
appeared, when he turned round to Mrs Par,
tngton and asked her if she remembered what
Macbeth said to the Fifer in the play She
couldn't recall the name of Macbeth but re-
membered to have heard the name of Macaboy
mentioned somewhere: He told her that the
remark alluded to applied to the scene then en-
acting, for the hard drinkers seemed.to be say
ing, by their acts, s'damncd be he who first
cries, hold enough" 81 think they all holdtoo
much, remarked the dame. Roger nodded and
smiled, saying, land need dammine, too" Ike
stood watching the boy who drew up the water,
pocketing the half dimes so coolly; and wonder.
ed what hewas going to buy with his money,
and thinking how he.could make it f1ytifhe had
1T. He had invested all. his available funds in
red crackers and hadn't accent to,bless himself
= boston Gazette.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

A boy fell from the top of a house at King
lassie, Scotland, which was in ruins, and was
large stone fell upon him and dashed out his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13
TRE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

1subscrberswho do give express notice to the con-
ions. S''
If subscribers order the discontnuaace Of their
deas the publisher nay continue to send them all
garages paid. "
esls from the offices which they are directed
esPonsble t'll the have settled the bill and ordered them
si subscribers to other places withoutfnform
and the papers to the former i
ection, they held responsible. N N
5The Courtshave decided that refus take perlodi
a'srom the Office or removing and leaving uncaed
Or.is prfnnG (dciG evidence of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13
CHARLES PATTnTPm

"A r. S56 5E6SsS2 80 =, F., SIS o r. OF MJJ ST o.
SSFEOIFULLH announces public of thigcItS tSsk
ne mas located Ga himself now here and Win
other Instruments after new and thoroughv scjsfIs
ne also attends to tha tuning and REPAIRING
feEsona dssrouB Of taking lessons viii please
theiF names and residences at CatwrishtS musieSi
on Msin street, to which prompt attention Wi BE
Pst4. ie2-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

a Mr.. DAssk1S, Of Baltimore, has recently
been converted to spiritualism. He says that
at one time Edgar A. Poe introduced himself as
follows: 3
"Be calm, Danskin, and / will give you an
acrostic." This was, oficonrse, raped out in
alphabetic characters through n table. Imme-
diately afterward Mr.. Danskin's hand, he says,
was spontaneously controlled by a kind of elec.
trio Influence, and it involuntarilya wrote the +
promised acrostic, thus: a'l4s7 :. 4. =.
Earth has no joys for me,
Dark was my fate below, .r..7
Grief lkeIthe boundless sea, ,..s. ass
And dlimitless as woe, I'5l5 5i5l3.
e Rolled DER the poet-PoE.N 49,,
These lines, Mr.. Danskin says, 'swere written
with . rapidity that would seem incredible to
any but those who witnessed the movement Of
the pencils" ra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INsTJRYNCEI

- a-BY EHH-s r
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTIORy CJ,TI7,OSRy

VlFzini"s Lodge No. 3.-Mests every Thursday
evening atthe Hall of Market ana Quincy street.
NAT RtcHA N. g.; Taos. B. HpRean. Secretary.
=. Fr"nklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets rs aBoveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAYHA. N g.; REtidns p.
4e Felosy, Secretary.
Wm' Tell Lodge Ne. 33.-Meets asaboYeeYes
~ Wednesday evening wIL1IAW HEE1EE5 N: O.; Johst
salads Secretary. sa-
,WS,ssslIeS Lodge No. 5sMee.s as above every
". D. PoFFs, N G.; John Z7toburn, Secretary.
P"aoln Lodge No. S0.-AGeets; ;as above every
friday evening JOS. HASTILY, N. g.; Jo1" T. AaesOs,
Wm. Tell EucamPnaent Ne. 34.-Meets As
A0oVe the Ssc0d and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeh
month. JoaS BADER, O. P. cAaS Lfncb, Scribe. io5l
AoFnua'S EacRmPment Ne. I.--Meets as
nooVs the rstaudtHtra Tuesday evenings month
n.y. TAYLOR, C. Pi GO0Batrd, Jr, Scribe. [MaEcAqs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

-v-ry9 4s,-.,.I - = = SN4ANI NV WP6No
pleasure In inf0rmihg our frends pafTnn aud
the public generally that we have iust receiys o
spring stock Of CLOTHS CA&SLltERRSE TESIINS9
EoseseE win general assortment Gents Furpishn
OF which WeW sell prices to suit the
a9k eau feeling confident thatif you examine our
N the style or quality Of the goods, oaeEt for We
mat onr stock consiSts F1siON01Le (SoodS and
aeaP Gooas and we prepared make them to OF.
DER IN style second TO either or WeSt Of tie
102 Main St. 'tEFEFiFf ia y TirTSI TSTSA 9So'
-9PA5 Merchant Thilor6.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

Ul(lfl(l BOLTS BOLTS WAfI. PAPRR-The best TaS50rtmen
Ag9OOO IN the eityabout 9GO different patterns rang
s pslss s9 iF9% One 1ollsr bolt s stock
want Of good and cheap article wiz please can andex.
SHlL1e my ht9SG.ga j. o. O.aHARHOUR,z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

GUNNER CAPS.-A hhe assortment just received.
- sis9a Y. sgs SD. HARPER 4 sons
( AIDES ESPANaION sKIRTS, Wrapped Reeds,I Skirf
~ Cares, Skirt Fancy Basket, Per-
soaps ruses OF an kndB, always on ha SIissp
OF essA' lis12l PAYNRa&co. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

HARD-SnEIL BAPTIsrs IN GEoRGIA--In eccle-
siastical matters the Baptists predominate.-
Fhere.aTe however, not a few irregular church,
es which call themselves Baptists, that are
disgrace and "a repToach The antimission
element in-them is strong, and their p1 cdestina-
tion ideas are awful. They practice feet wash
ing, which is an ordinance with them. Their
church buildings are generally erected i,.-the
woods, and most commonly are without win
dows or doors Their preachers are of the
''wangsdoodIep sort, and play on the "harp of a
Thousand strings We call them Hard.
hell.n---[ C0rresP. N. 7. Eraminer
Horse TAMGNd IN O1D T1MEs A horse break.
sr in "the goodold times of Queen Bess'' gives
the following directions:
'Ifyour4 horse does. not stand still, or hesi.
tates, then q rate with terrible yoyce; and beat
him yourself with good stick upon the head
between his ears, and then. stick him in the
squirting place iii or iii times together, with one
egse alter another as fast as your legges might
beetles"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13
CHURCHES OF W.T. F,E3T1TN14-

.
for the information of strangers visiting the city, pub
ifh the following list of the derent Churches and their
me and place Of meeting. If there any mistakes we
WillmaEe the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Ndthst0's, pfscofn5am, Corner Monroe and Byron
Rev. E. T. PERKHs Rector morning 1O5
clock, evenng,T.
ST. ohas EpiscopaItan, Main street. between First and
second, Centre Wheeling Rev. j. H. SAITH a. NJ Rector
Servieses-Morning1o 1o1f; afternoon 81S nightly.
EtTSt Presbytertd REy. R. H. WEED PASTOR Fourthst
etween Monroeand Quincy afternoon
second f6Sbyte'id Webster street. between Main and
Aarket Centre Wheeing services morning and evening"
7Afrd Lresbyeridn, Fifth street. between Chestnut and
TaOert ss South Wheeling Rev E. WOODS, Pastor
morning and evening.
FoW" Presbyterian, Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor ainstreet
etWeen Washington snd Adams services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street ltetaodtss Episcopal, Rev. j. E. w11son
between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening -s
North Street. Ahodist Episcopal Rev a RxGER Pastor
corner harket and North Sts North Wheeng services
morning 8pd evening, sh
ChGplfns Street Aesdodtst Eptscopal Rev. T. H. Mon
RoF Pastor, Chapne street, between First Second
VensFe Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Rheelin0 II. E. Churoa, Rev. J.ss. Hall,
astOr; services morning and evening.
"1eetf"g lsdHd Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor. Szsqr
German AtthOdtst Eptscopal, Rev. G. HE1w1o Pastor
chaPue street. between Webster Third Centre Wheel
~ = q. 80 ---ga
ST. James Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BISHOP
H. wHELAS Fifth street, corner of Hampden services
morning and afternoon
Associate Reformed Rev. T. MCCLURE Pastor, corner
Jefferson sts Servicesmornng
DtScFteS Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre wheeing services 10K in the morning, and7x
Evangelical Prossstans. Rev. wy, HEL1Ea Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, Eastwheeling.
Zion EUangeIical L,rthsrfam, Rev F. zn4uMERaAx,
s'tor, Market street, between Webster Thirds Centre
"heSins;s services morning and evening.
Js'0'A Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
0sTa" Protestant, Union Hall. Main street, between
A0nrse and Quincy; services 1ok morning.
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j AS. MIDDLETON. :.
lO9 MA.RISI ItIFII SStIIIf55 =, I.tEfEA1 YNl9

- zi751-71 = - p = f..-
~ Plllullmber and Gas Filter. s5.5i5'
EEPs constantly on hand, Gas hxtures L,end and
Pipes Sheet LeSd AlIEinds ana EfHs,
COCKS Valves Steam Whstles and Steam
eeE Lit and Force Pumps, Sinks, BetfnR TubS
" Wooden and Cast Iron Gum Hose and psttn
Thlcknessess AntEfetion Metal Pure jI3eter g,-
CrucbellB In the country @ tAs %e3 s9ssEy
~ Aiso Poy'3 improved aud patent Chain IurnS 7
which is decidedly the greatest puu 81 the The
up which IN Towns aud Western VjrGi1j
will be sold on fair ternl, ~ 'kAnA
Galyantsed Iron Tubing, Ineorrosive and for conc.
pressure pipe, for hot water and ese
Gy p ioF to, and Lead
10 AqueductPip Pipe constantly ophand anysizeor opnD
"Ey on .nhleh can be furnished on short notice.
-. CtISS pGtdJ0e old Copper, BFIaegaMd Land -ls5
n0v19-d2aWEWiy - EE9ttSk'.'
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LETT ERs concerning subscription ADVERTISING a.
he Proprietors. 80 ~
Letters concerning the editorial department of the pape
houd be addressed to the Editors jointly or to either
GorTsspondents writing for publication please write
An observance of above rules will greatly oh1pe N,
eymieLt ct lerwtse receive. ~ "t''' 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-08
Sale Negroes

10y virtue OIaH.rr.a
- county, T.a. ere.
oilers, horns uI ~Her.
Tor -a 40 Tine Druu
] uuar 1910 less abe
shout - years oI tg
LeznBer- 8 FegTs age ..
ItBMs "a casa, Iul t1
nOJeS, with gJo1 seclI.ig ..
Ter dI-tEbIu0u among The b
de- l0-lEH dc Pc e. s.
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lntestlmO0ey whereof, / have heTeuntO set
J5s4sssa my hand and caused the Great seal OF the
H ESGAN State to be affixed Nashville, on the lou
n Ef403kAi day Of August 1857.
~ ANDREW JOHNSON.
- By the Governors:
F. n. W. BUXTON, Secretary Of tste.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Owen Is about 30 years Of age, feet 10 nChe-
in hight, weighs absu l35 los. and well formed He
quick p8B en- comp and dark hair, and hasa
hsaVy beard His presumed be has gone In the dTscOuo o
East Tennessee or Alabama.
In addition 70 the above reward offered By the Gov
ernOT we will paY the sum Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery John OweH shsri7
Williamson County
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
PoF such Information will lead 10 his
l. J. " HTTLBY.
sept I6 dSHH F. ". WHITLEY.
q. &. BRYAN.
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-NlA A+a
DYyIuue 1T aderr.
ID County, reulere.
James 50 btmiIInu-
HurE-u grd u.heFa. r
Boa lasHvIlIe.uu -afur
following lois 10 ttEa.
addjIiOu 20 EdEefa ID.
aisO, Lot No f-.. ur.
TErHs -NaHI0 cash
balaucs on q crsifl 90.
date, notes with sgGl g.,
der TF-Taw-r.Ia r.r. ..
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NUMBER ID.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILkOAD,


TTk sarsEsCenEral kOuls, connscnnR ne AGsuucofsr
WthM esiern, AOrIhEeslsrn and Southwestern sfsts,
gy continuous hallway drect. Tins road also snnusofs
IS Rittsburg With daily hno Of Steamers al Dorts On
be Western Rivers, and at CisTsald and Sandusry win
steamers 70 Ell ports The Northwestern Lakss; usn
ihs most 6irsss sksgpSst end rStiGbts F0ss b. bsS
fREIGHT can be 0rWarded % and from the grsgf Wsf
BATES bssWeeA RhilaaeiPhis ana RttlszTg;
FlI St.AS0 S.S re 49,, PoSS ~ '0Oo go per I0OA
SECOND GLASS. books sad StshoneEy,f
UFy Goods On balssJ HaraEAEs, Lsa- Use PsF leon
thsF, a.. .....---s-..~---.-..
'HLRD UAaAsas-ART1l8, ,bagglng, baeqls -,
and PORK Gin blik,6 Hemp, &e....... ~ ~ A0s@
FOOkEH ClaAS5.-Os4s8, klsh, baoon, "a, - r,,-,
and PORK (packsd, Lard sud Lard Uil, ~ 20 Aee@
Fl0ur-el 00, per bbLuntll further noass.
tArain-A5 cts. Der ly9 IDA. untl further aotics
C0gioa-t2 per naG, n5IsESssd8g 800 ibs. Esht Endl
lurther notics.
~ In shipping Goods non any point EsEt Of P6ls-
1ePna, be paruczaE % HGrt package ~ SaiGselDsaG
kGlTose. All GOo4a consigned 80 the Agents Of thla
Road ~ Phllsdsphia or Ptisbg Hi be forwarded
Jut detention.
FREiaHR AslEEA-HarriH, WOrulsy Co, Msmphis
fennessss; 3. Z. nazs d Co. 81 LOUIS. J. s. Mitchell
Carer JeWssL Louisville, ky.; D. Z. Msldrm Madson
indiana; Spngnaan brown, aud irwin CO. LlncInuaEi
N ~ Gra6alI Co., zsnssViile, ObI0; Lsson 4 Co 10
81 kIby street. Boston; Leech 60. Ast0r house asu
YORK. SOL WulAm street. and Nos bagIsrk Place New
ora; E.J Snssder, PhiadslphIa AagrsW kOUns Bsl
RmOrs; Geo. Y. Eranclseua, t1ftS0urg.
n. Il. HOUStONS Gsssr2t EfslQht Agess, Phla.
z. J. LOAbAEAIt 5asyB AAooHa, Pa.
deCl6. 1T
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TUB UNDERSIGNED will give reward Of WO HUNDRED
4 DOLLARS for The apprehension and delivery 20 the
Sbeuh Rutl erf'rd county Of one WILLIAM MANOR,
who IsutN murdered a. ksPcyn tne GbOve county, and
fed the C)uutD ~.
SAID Manor s about feet inches high; weighs
EbruL H pounds has sandy hair with board red about the
chin hs large the et check bono, running down
under throat and Uppesrs % have been done with kufe
rsEC-aas q down lo0k-lEughs rather keen ard loud
eyes Ded 10 be grey about - years Of age, and s yer
Ouu ,UOT. When last card Of be travelling in the
dTeCio II Shaoy Grove, GosOU county Tennessee, and
Ouut made his TaE from tHsEe 10 Memphis. lie is
1f UTdI - appearance will Esg the ard t0i
his apprehension. ROBERT E~FEE,
dee I--lf SmVrna. kufngrfJrd county.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. AND CUES.
INARM ES Mechanic and Mcrchass Visiting Nashville for
II the purpose Jf purchasing Hardware OF any kind
Wholesale ana Retail, will do well 70 call on
Macy s. HAMILTON,
No. ET g,oIIsqe Strsds,
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CARPENTERS,

who Waat 70 buy Planes Ofany knd Common Cast steel
AugeFl aad Augef Bits Hand and Tsnoa EnWa Rules,
FOOT Adzez Braces and Bits Double single Plans Bite,
Con passes Chisea and GoUgea, DfagiHg EniVes Climb
ets hatehets and hammsrss Spirit Levels OH and water
Stones squares Of any klne Screw Drivers Gaagss Uhak
L4ns, Angsr and Chiaei Handlsas saw Ssria
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ANDREW WINDS
Advertising and Subscription OfhceI
Ne. 188 Rassau Sysst. ns1i door 70 RassGS BOHE-
raw FORK-
Mer0eene DIS.
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CSECURED BY LEl IERS PATENT)
HRRosBNR ILIUHrIErk5 on. Ths light obtained
n nom ihs OH szese5s m saney ina OF sny otnef oil
or hud heretOf0Ts dzoraai = APosi'e, ahu VIE "
TheCompaBv rr = &c theianpa best adapted to this
OIL the KsFoseoe Lsmps Manufactured By the following
naries. A. essrs oreu & Baker, slsO, DyOt Of Pha-
5enbis " FIanSb-aut Co., f8S Broadway, the Brook
I'M Fint sss 60 No Is Broad Street. Mesafs. Detz Co.
I32 William Street L. MeTeer 80 Kim street, and H. Ia
Tards 1S 30 strsst s. y Sanpes Of different style
IsnD, can be .sao a. fhs oEce Of the Company.
Eposr- Or, No. /. Prepared 70 suite the
anes ami an er Kinds Of Machinery; barns brilliantly In
eooivs Had Iiqhts, Car Lamps, and all the ordinary
Solar nd Hand IamTs and stands greata degree OF cOla
Is best Sper on and sadniraby adapted 70 Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosnaR LUBRIcAT1He oILs3 NO. saa superior bUoTlca
tor and viii Be found % posses advantages any OH in
The market al eame prcs-WIl buFn-and have been
prepared 10 meet femensOf Railroads and ohers-
RFHorrVR BFENtCH IL. Prepared expressly for ShTps'
usg ana viii Be olld simiabiy adapted for of Steam
shps Men al war chants Vessels, Lake and River Craft
and hurnF h ali DIN, stateTOom' Cinnacle, F0rease
Lamps gnal LanlsInt, sc:
m bum an nigh ViaOut requiring % be trimmed and ad
Vsnta0e fhat viii obVious 70 every ShipmasteF,
Tbe Rsrsah O be obtained from the Wbolasale 0iI
shin Chondlers Druggists, and GrOcers in New York and
ne uTy appointed Agents of the Company In MANY Of
he pncna Towns and Villages Uf the United sstes the
lyspadas ana thC Island Of Cuba.
Los Agents pointed Ga conformity with the rules estab
lishe By The rd Of IFustees,) application 70
AUSTEh'S
GEEEEAL AGEETs, KRRosRHR OH Co,
Mo- so Beaver street, N Y,
NIB ClFcna with full PaFculars testimonsls pdees
&c, e.. VIII b nEWarded on application above.
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