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The Poets IIIustrntca.


LoadsH Etni7ns, beautifully rilfsd Ilafsf Pspsr a.
SHpeTd CEf aad A5rec,o Bindings.
Edgar Allen Poe's Poems ustEsI. Longielloss Bssns-
= illustrated EyaHr=liue-IIusratf,l Golden Ls7sslIt
lustratea- Voices u the uizht-Iued Barry Ca-nvs,f
-lliustrated Byans Poems Burns' SONS auf
PocnsIusirld. M0orss Irish Meodie-I ksa,'
Poems-Ilustraed WordsEorths Elads-Illustratea Bss
Of Celebrated Poems Illustrated Seats lsr Walerl Poslls
Illustraiei- Byr0n-ustateI. Chide Hazod-nlusrsfsa
Poets o. the Nineteenth Centuy-lusrttei. Rhymes asd
koundsiAyes-Iuaiel, Lady Of The cold
smith-Illustated The Deserted Vuage-Iustuatel ne
Irayeler-liluzrated Pleasures Hope-uiusa;sd SONGS
Of The Brave TIE Sar's brea1r aaz other Paeas-Iias
iraied Grsy's Eelastratsd. 1Hlton's L'Ailesro-Ius
irassi.
Bibles Prayer Books, the b; editions Of the Standard
Works, Juvenile Books Desks Boxes Bags, Backluuian
Boards, Chessmen, steeosopic Views and astrunt together
win great variety Of Fancy Articles.
Fer sale by
W. +. BERRY & CO.,
deelaH Public square.
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The stFaffOFd Gallery;

The sfFRffOFd Gallery;
or GHE SH4 KESPE4RE STATEHOOD
Comprising
F0RTTFIyE IDEAL PORTRAITS, described b. Ms J. y.
PALMER.
A7ssfraisi rsl Fine EagTapilgs o. sss foal DsFs D
zaiissas Htads.
In ore Yoisns. IaPeriai svo. Antique Morrosss-
TIE plan q this beautiful uort ..., ,,, .,-
In respect it rspEodeou u tbs shskspeals GAL
sres, and Her0ue- q shakspare 81 vssr suo4u 5 10
trade; but with striking novelty and taste eb rb s TEL
ling quality Of Chares LAMB With the gFscss1i ersz q Mrs.
Jameson.
The works acounssrpaFt. and ang companion 10 Is sd
Noted Women" OF Ms aagy cesisa Cafks ard ne ps
Lean Court" Of Mr. Grisaoid.
Among lustrations deal portraits. AithuIy a
and realizing eye The poetic character already prsll,s %
mind Juliet, LosaHni Besrcs yols. Desiim01s P
OIsia, Poria, Miranda Iogsn Co-Isa CIegpaf Isan
Of Arc, Heruione, Hero, Lady Macbeth aud
Our new eiesrues is The vie Of D.. ,. r PAL
who ~G0lden Dzgon, many oeEt sra
The NsE Cycopsa and tbs Atlantic oahiy, q ~ .
TN ''laeeu.s Iisart '-s0si0it TrIlsoFlpf.
.. Women Of Beanty and Heroisun, frole
Semiranis 20 Eugene.
Portrait 0alIy q Pelaae LoFess, Achievements and IN
uenes, sii ninzea Pine s;s Ensinss BY FrasE B. sos
rich, autor Of he Court Of Napoleon" one elegant - goi
aaiaius horaco.
:. The Court OF Napoleon; OF, soeiety
under the first Empire.
with su Portraits % ITS Beaatss, B.
Frans ;o,ld- Our elegant 60 sol, antique aarooso
4. asIiery oF Funon. Poets.
~, ia7odscs0ry E.-fy.
By Pp ary Cope Professor q Eaglf Lsrature, 10 he
rai'srsy u rsanysaua dorssoasy Iusraiz b. uDEara-
Of one Ra.'rst Eagrliags oa Steel kehly bound
ti,aa Moroero-
3. The Gallery 90 Florence.
Containing nearly leo Btal.sf ,sfegb Etgainiagf 8nF
Ss.parss, ater RaIh-ai, d.l-lI lae, Guio, Re6zand
Saato Ross, corelsio- Ta, Erls. p3cE, F5ar
IaIeriai Foio Volumes in I've
RObertS's Views in the ssoty LAns.
Win Historical and descriptive Ts,t Or Cras. Pa
bellishei Ea highly aniael Drasas Ltaasrapay, lsaa
ally tinted nsv Library, vols, syl-, iuil iioloeeo
Z. B0ydeirs illustrations sF Snakepeate,s
dramatic Works.
Consisting q near 0as Haadref sfid Eagrarfrgs. sr
the distinguishes British Artists Tuo yols El-psf
Folio.
- Original London is0a edition, aue Impressions
s. The Josephine Gallery.
Elegantly Illustrated Wits Eis9t teauu lfrlash, os
8. The Atlantic, Souvenir, EOrls5s.
With Trere Sy Fa,frats Irving, Lousfsilov, Hsins
Bryant, SAKE, Halleok, BaJard Taylor, s..
10. Faverits English Poems ernie I've
Last CentuFiess ANA brIdged.
illustrated with upuards Of Tro Raidred EsgTasiags On
Mood from Drawings BY the eminent ars- VOL s4s
AorOcea-
II. The Prince OF Peace, or the Iays Of
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ZOE cATROANn 81. I-nnIs.

ff0NNECTING At Paduosh and Cairo with the
~ United States mail and passenger packets for Iea
Memphis aud Louisville. The splendid psssen
steamer, B. NJ KUNYAN MII1RR Master VII leave
for the above and ali intermediate p0r Tuesday
4ocock ?. NJ The Runyan gives through to All the
above points A. HAMILTON,
dec2l-lt. h. II. HARRISON. ACTS.
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The wealth Of the Two great centres Of commerce,
Boston and Now York, amounts to eight hundred
millions Of dOllags-Nes York having S525, 00O.
600. Boston 1915 OOO, 900, or little more than
one-half that of NewYOrk. The properly Of BOs-
ton is one hundred millions more than that of the
city Of Philadelphia and nearly three times that Of
Baltimore. It is said that Boston has proper
y, per eapita, than any Other city 10 the world.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1855

SIR:-The Tennessee State Agricultural Bureau
directs me 10 cause 10 be presented to you a silver
pitcher, of the value Of one hundred dollars, as
token Of its appreciation of your services in fitting
up the Fair Grounds. In enclosing an orier to this
effect on the Treasurer, you will permit me to add
my testimony of the great value Of the services
thus recognized by the Bureau. You will, am
confident, derive your richest reward for these SER
vices in witnessing the great industrial reforms
which the present assures US as the result of
the labOrs of yourself and associates in the State
Bureau. Respectfully, yours,
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AUCTION sALEs FOR PREsENT NEEEI,

AUCTION SALES FOR PRESENT WEEK,
COMMENCING this morning December 81. Benz T. Shields
Will keep his Auction Rooms each day and evening during
the present for the purpose Of dposng to the highest bid
$4,000 worth Of merchandise Of most every variety
Just received and receiving from the Ruuyan
sstng part Of fine eWely Watches Yankee notions clohu
platedEare dry goods, Ats furnishing god furniture carpet
ings, etc. We compelled 10 ior this large
stock Of goods, have orders close them arrival Many
Of then sell calculated Tor Titmas presents. viii
land the attsuii OF the trade and public geDery.
bills for each day. ldec2Il BENJ. SHIELDS.
JUST RECEIVED FOR THE CHRISTIANS
- TWO large chests Of G S Malthy's Sc
AksA 10 leci Blitinor oysters this day war ~ .
NJ = raniei fresh, and The best Oysters in - ~ =
~ market. 80
will continue full supply Of these superior %
stes during the season, and W sell al the very Do prices.
j. LUNGENEfTE,
dec2l-i2g No. y, Market street.
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E. c. EASTMAN,
Sec. State Buerau.
T. R. RAINS, Esq, near Nashville, Tenn.
Ar Ho1rK. Nov. u, 1858.

Ar HoME. Nov. u, 1858.
E. G. EASTMAN, Secretary Of State Bureau:
DEAR Sin Yours Of the 10th inst, incosing
an order on the Treasurer of the State Bureau
to me for q pitcher of The value of Sl0O, which
members Of said Bureau as a token Of their ap.
probation Of my services in fitting up the State
Fair Grounds, has been received, and 1 assure
you that this token of respect for services render
ed by in the cause of agriculture from SO high
source will ever be held by me with feelings Of pride
and gratitude, and tend, hope, to make me still
more active in this great That the agrieul-
tural and mechanical interest Of Tennessee suffered
for want Of concert of action by It's citizens before
the wise policy was adopted by the State Legisa-
tare of establishing State Bureau with its auzil.
larry societies in the various counties, no one. I
think, viii now deny-but since this great organi-
cation 1 feel proud to state that our citizens are
waking up, and seem to regard our Fairs as SO many
Agricultural and Mechanical Schools, where they
meet and interchange thoughts with each other
in all the various reforms that are going on in this
progressive age. 1t is at these Fairs that we may
have the A and c of animals, that we may have
the various forms and blood of horses necessary fit
them for riding, trotting, running, for draught &c.,
and is here too maysee and learn by cOntrasttbe
better breeds Of all domestic animals and may learn
something of their milking and fattening qualities
feel assured that these meetings being stripped of
all partyism, they are, of more goed
in point Of wealth to the State and sOclsbty to its
citizens than any other meetings that held in the
country.
Believing as 1 d. that State or nations wealth
is mainly to be gathered from the productions of the
earth, and that State and County Fairs are better
calculated to stimulate and enlist our citizens in the
of the soil than any other mode yet
adopted, hope ever to be found acting my part as
a eO-labOrer in the cause of agriculture.
RasnentfnllY. Yours f r RAINS
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TgvRUSTEES SALE OF ZINE WATCHES,

u JEWELE<fs ETC.--In pursuaucs Of a Deed Of
Trust ~ Dan Johnston, nd registered in
Book No. =. pages SCI and sos for
Cost, all the stock in trade Of said Johnston, a. Cherry
street, COopers Builng Consisting Gold Silver
Watches; Gold Breast Pins Ear rings; Cold Pens &C. fine
Regulator Clock; Two Fine French Clocks. Two splendid
&c Also his Household Kitchen Furniture fine
Octave Piano Forte; A Cabinet Curostes, Shells
valuable collection. Also, Library valuable Books
one Ok Singer & Cos. Best Sewing Machines &C &C.
Those wanting bargains will do vel to call early.
decl5-1w JAMES VI REED Trustee.
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20 BOXES Western Reserve Cheese, just received By
4ebU deolO-d GRESHAM & HUFFAKER.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
y " y 77''
Petition 10 SeuLamd.

In Dickson Co. Court, Dec. Rules, 1858.
W r. v Schmittou, Administrator Cooley, deceased
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II. The Prince OF Peace, or the lays 81
Bethlehem.
Selected from The Poets win 70 Iustratious By a..t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-21

The '.Expunging Resolution, which is designed
SIMPLY 70 restore the code AMI discipline Of the N.
E. Church. South, to the stsudard Of the New Tes-
lament. was adopted unapipoualy in 4he North Car
oiipa Conference az Nesbern-eyes eighty-six.
In the South Carolins Conference lately in ses
sion ia this city reported ihe CoRrlsl. he vote
this resolution was a.mosi uranimous-syes, one
hundred and twelve; 10, one.
The expurgation will be effected by large ma
jorty of be constituent annual conferences Of the
NJ Z. Church. sonlh.-charl.stan Courier Dee. le.
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ME fine passenger steamer SEYENTY-SIX,
Barely, Master will leave for the above and in
termediate ports this day. the 9lst Instant at
O'Clock, p n. For freight passage apply board to
dee2l-h II. Il. HARRISON, Agent.
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JUsT EEcElEVEn 20 ~. CIEElNrtLAs.

CORDAGE,
1ATNTED Buckets and Tals, Brooms Wrapping Paper,
White Lead Vinegar Turpentne, Crackers, arti
ces u Cincinnati Produce and Manufacture good
quality lowest cash prices Orders filled shipments
promptly by ROBERT MOORE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
? Consigumens Cotton Dried Fruit Lard Feathers,
BeesEaN, Ginseng &c, will receive all the advantages the
market llec9I
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~. T. BEnBK & CO.'S
LIST o.
Elegant illustrated Books Tor the Efoil-
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10. FRyerite English Poems ofthe I've
Last Ceuturiess unabridged.
illustrated with upuards Of Tro Radred Elggusaqs On
Wood, from Drawings BY the most eminent artists VOL sra
Moroces-
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DFeNsing Cnses.

z UST received and for sale o splendid rtment Of
eg ladies and Gents Furnishing Cases.
Furnished and unfinished, all sorts and sizes, ~
dec9 J. II. MCGILL,
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8. The Atlantic Souvenir, T0rIs58.
With Treir Sf~l F"raH Of Irving, Lousfsilos, Hsass
Bryant, save Halleck, B4ya Taylor, *.
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FENHE fine passenger stesnsr FAIRY QUEEN,
KYLE, Master, will leave fer the above and lef
all intermediate landings, this day, the 2lst inst
at O'Clock, P NJ freight or passage apply beard OF e
dec2l-lt H. H HARRISON, Agent.
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I 3. the Court Of NaPoicons OF, society
nader the first Empire.
with SUPERB Portraits o. its Bsaat-s usrolss. B.
Frsnk = ;os.e- Our elegant 60 vols antique Moroos0.
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ron LOUTsvI1E.E Avn CTNCTNNATT.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
Il VIE fne passenger steamer, CAROLINE, J.
Il AILLER, Master, viii leave for the above and In 49,
ternediale landings, on day, ne 2lst inst
y q e!ocS For freight OF Nssage apply on ooard
eee1l-h H. H HARRISON, Agent
FOR SMITHLaNr AND PADUCAH.
WE hne passenger steamer MINNET0NEA
sls instant, At Il o'clock, N. For freight pas
des9l-i. a. HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
0t0NNECTING at Paducsh and Cairo with the
~ United States mail and passenger packets for sA
Memphis aud Louisville. The splendid new psssen- -
for the above and ali intermediate pOr Tuesday the 2I
4ocloek P NJ The Runyan gives through tickets All the
above Gssa Points A A. HA4 a1RSisoN An,
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
FFVTIE fine passenger steamer sEYENTY.sIX,
Il Barely, Master willleavs for the above and in ia
terneiiate ports, on this day. the slst instant,
O'Clock, n For freight passage apply board
dee9l-t H Il. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
FEVHE fine passenger steemer FAIRY QUEEN,
KYLE, Master, viii leave fer the above and s1fe-A
all intermediate landings, this day. the 21st
at O'Clock P NJ For freight or passage apply beard
dee2l-lt H, H. HARRISON, Agent.
ron NEW ORLEANS.
TEVHE splendid passenger steamer EAsTPORT,
~ m0OB Master, viii lsays ST the above and
Instant o'clock NJ For freight or passage ap On bosd
or 70 ldee<-bdl A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Regular Nashville and Louisville
PASSENGER PACKETS.
EEyHE splendid light draught steamers
G. PARR, Captain
j. IT, BuuoE, Captain.
One Of the above steamers Nashville above
day at - yeock NJ connecting Louisville with the United
States Nail Packets for Cincinnati Petersburg Wheeling Pitts
IAN Torra
aslow BY other reliable boats were built ex
pTessy for the trade The cest puucuay observed In time
Of starting. For freight passage apply board
dec14-H z. ii. HARRISON, AGENT. .
United States Mail steamers,
Steamer w. II. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
Steamer EdmOnia.
CAPTAIN ?. G. MOORE,
FAVE PASSPORT Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
O'Clock, NJ, connecting with the Memphis Charles
ton Railroad at Iuka. Eight miles staging Passport.
Arrives At Padueah Saturdays, Mondays and Wednesdays at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Psducah Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS at
P NJ Connecting Aurora with daily line Of Stages Tr
Weekly Line Of Stages at the mouth Of Sandy, Reuosburg
Clifton and Savannah for Nashville Through forty eight
hours. For freight passage apply to
II. H. HARRISON, Agent,
dec5-6m No. ] Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee.
or II HARRISON, Agent
NTANTED.--A young man Of good moral habits, who
w has experience in the Drug business, go Columbia
Apply to Twin, Pendleton < Co., Nashville, or to
decl9-d2w L. HOWKINs, Columbia.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
By
KIRKPATRHCK, EEVINS q CO.,
No. 81 Market street,
nN Friday December 9th at II O'Clock, A. H. we win
offer for sale, Warehouse, large assortment Of

sale OF STOCK sc.
WILL sell 10 TIE highest bidder, my plantation, situated
gg miles from the sy the Louisville Branch Turnpike,
credit Of six months, with notes we'll endorsed large quan-
uy q Old Oats Is barrels q corn fodder, farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture Also, mules ut and
STOCK hogs mich and stock cattle. Onq lime buggy horse
and "a good buggy, "A 50, good harm wagon
Sale aks place saturday, DeembeE . ls5 viii seu
Al private sale the above tract Of land
decI7-itds A. ]. HOOPER
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3. The Gallery 90 Florence.
Containing nearly Hr1 Htaffsf ,sf-t Etganiags 8nz
Sespfars ater Rarh-i. ai.l-il Aae Gulio, Rs6snai,
salgatof Ross, CoTrelso, Taa gsls vas 3cE ETC. Foar
IaIerai Folio Volumes IN I've
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.. W0men Of BeaHty and Heroisun, fro4e
semiramis 20 Eugene.
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iaenes sii nnsea Pine s;sl Enga1iu- BY FraaE B. oo5
r author Of he Court Of Napoieon one ant 80 soi
antique 1orlco.
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AUCTIoN sALEs TnIs DAE.
AUCTIoN III 81 GROCERIE


CARTER WELLsFORD a CO.,
(Snccessors to Carter Mckay 4 Co. ana ,. Lanser.)
ON Tuesday, December sIst. 1855
WNTE viii offer for cash in Warehouse No s. Mar
ket street. complete assortment Of Groceries, consisting
in part az follows, viz:
IS hhds n. 0. Sugar; 50 ioz Grounl Pepper, pure
100 bags Bait Codee; so doz Ground Mustard;
IS bois Molasses; 50 boxes Star Candies.
IS bills Golden Syrup; 50 boxes Tallow Csnlles
Is b5l5 Crushed Sugar; Ito hhs Cinci.=sd Whisky;
IS bbls Powdered Sugar. = do n. c.. do
IS bbs Loaf Sugar; 100 pigs French Brandy
30 half bhls Alackerel; 10 hb.s Dark Brandy
100 cases Cove Oysters tx 2 q = bhs v. Y. Gin;
cans; 50 boxes % hars3 Soap
IS hags Pepper; $4,000 Cigars
IS bags Spice; 800 boxes quart Pickles.
i chests Tea: 10 do katsup:
% reels Cotton Cord; IS do quart Bottles;
50 hxs scotch smut. 50 Feams Wrap. Payer;
Together with many ether articles up complete
We Will condnue 70 sell In future every Tuesday.
lecIT-d oARlEI.. MILLSHORD & 60.
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Time sale Of Groceries, az Auction By
HARRIS, GORDON a. COMPANY.
an TUESDAY 2lst asi viii oder for sale Auc-
Z ton,
100 hhds n. 0. Sugar, an 50 bxs Langhorn s0n's
grsdes; Tobacco;
go hgs choice Rio COFFEE; 50 bXs GodWn's Rosebud DO
500 bbls Deans WHISKY; 50 % keene & Smiths 10
500bxs No. Soap; 100 reels Cotton Rope
100 do Star Candles. - bbs Vinegar,
500 kgs Nails ali sizes
With many other article.
TERas-An snms under s500 cash-all S500, sixty
days for approved endorsed notes, PAYABLE in hank.
Decl5td HARRIS. GORDON & Co.
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8. The Josephine Gallery.
Elegantly illustrated vita Eisbi tcauusl r,rrafs i 81
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FOR new ORLEANs.

YEVHE splendid passenger steamer EASTPORT,
n WOOD, Master, viii leave for the above and si.saR
all Intermediate ports. SATURDAY, the 25th
nstant at y o'clock N. For freight passage apply on board
or . Ldec2l-tdl A. HAMILrON. AGENT.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

TFNHE undersigned will sell public sale to the highest bidder
u on the First day Of january 1852 at y
O'Clock, the Court House gate Nashville, valuable r
situated in the e Civil District Of the county Davidson on
tie north side u Cumberland river about 81 mlesfrDm the
oOnning being the residence Of TIE
late David H. Vaughn, deceased. Upon the large
comfortable dwelling house, also kitchen, cabins, barns
The farm is we'll watere and tbed and is Of The bst
the county flr cultivation.
Aerz1S % allesa-One, tU0 and three with
secured and a lien retained. ROBERT CARUTHERS
JOSHUA 4. VAUGHN,
HIRAM VAUGHN.
MICHAEL VAUGHN.
The above property can be purchased privately before tie day Of
sale by application MICHAEL VAUGHN,
dec9-dim No. A, Cherry street,
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ROberts's Views in the fsoty Lans.
With Historical aai descriptive rssL Rev Or Cre5 Pa
bellshd Eh highly anisiaI Brass in Lhagaphy, bsla
ally tinted neH library vols, sy1., iuil ioroceo.
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WTANTED.--A young Of good moral habits who
w has experience in the Drug business go Columbia.
Apply to EEin Pendleton & Co., Nashville, to
decl9-i2W L. H0WKINS, Columbia
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF SLAVES
bURSUANF % the honorable Probate Court Of
Of January next. At the court house yard Ia the city u
Nashville, expose at public the highest bidder al the
slaves (Teve in nuEerl eou ng the the late Ran
dal vaughn deceased consisting Of men, aud children
among them several valuable and woven.
Eerlms--The shove slaves viii Be sold credit four
mouths the purchasers giving notes payable in Bank With appro-
we'd security.
dsel0-lm B. F.WEAKLY, Admir-.
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:. HoTaslr. IIIu.iranon. Is snakeBeass'.

Consisting q near ore HHadred sislil Eagracfrgs rsr
Folio.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-13

CeoL PERFoRNASCEs.-Asev every body knows,
our county Jail is great institution, and oc
casionaly the .boarderS' indulge in some rica
Is AMI Wm. Miller, who are serving out SEN
tences of Imprisonment, having been allowed
the privilege of going into the jail-yard, scaled
the wall and vamosed. Miller left note, in
forming the Sheriff that he had gone home to
attend TO some affairs, and that he would be
back the next evening. Curly coolly moved
around ssto see what was going on in town."
until about nine o'clock, when he returned to
the JAIL and, all the doors being locked, had
10 rouse the Sheriff to get in. On Monday
evening, Miller also came back.
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4 CASE OF DEsrIrCTIoN.-A friend told us
few days since of a case of destitution, in a
neighboring township, such as we were not
prepared to hear of in our county. Our intor-
mant was called upon TO make coffin for
girl of about l. or 16 years OF age. who had
died. When he went to the house, lie found
no furniture of any description in the same !;
the mother had re shoes or stockings, nothing
but thin calico dress, and the children were
70 better clad than she was. There was not a
bite of food in the house, and starvation was
staring them in the face, and it is feared that
this was tire real affiiction which caused the
poor girls death. Our informant immediately
went to work among the neighbors, and col
1ected provisions to supply their present ur-
gent wants. The case is distressing one,
and we trust will receive prompt attention.