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-8JU4BLF LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

TUX 0A NIEla
AM authorised to sell and make eOmplsts titles to the
dsd and the lO upOr which the Blacksmith Shop is situ.
- &C. aud the slaves and stock the place. Tha place
is situated the Gaatn turnpike and is iuterseotsd by
ae Nashville and Louisville Railroad = enough e
Nashville to make il convenient country residence for
persons doing 5sslnsss in the city has Es fine sprngag
lere IN the State and is susceptible Of divisions INTO
several Ots each Of which would afford beautiful build
7g situations fronting the turnpike railreBd. Em au.
tnorsed to sell the entire Tract in body n DErcss
ald on such credit as may deem sLpedsnt, l shall be
on hepace during the hrst and second weeks Of No7sm
Der next, and will receive proposals for the purchase a.
private sale Of ell any Of hs above named real and per-
0nR property. In the mean time any person desiring
examine the property can do 50 BY calling HRS Agnes
Walker on the placs and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 10 hsr John Taylor Mathew Allen on the lace
Or addressed 30 at Trenton, Gibson county Tenn.
sept24-E SAAUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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a GOOD DWELLING.

- IIUA1ED CHsfry 5LF0O LIuo0la's LaI, Is nov
- lLs los ~ gsL, b. ~. Ths
aJaa1 containing al lns hsa5s auu
. Oaarsd ne cost u lhs salidlRg.
Apply
dseIg HaF A LINDsLEY
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Fresh OYSTERS,

OO0 CANS Fresh Baltimore lstsrs IN cs just received
HOO will be sold II 81 60 for large and 80 cents
for ha cana We will EIpPly customers this season as
HOLLfSTER & CATER,
dseI 81 UtUt GpFssts
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BaniE oF NashVtlle,

fHVWO handsome Los n Begsaela, Woodland sgres
- las ~ Iest saGn, And are lig ussE zP-
Ayplg " A. v = LLNgsL4hE 4 s
sspL -
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800 REWARD.

I'D " I = y - y - = Al
ON Thursday night about or O'Clock. thief stole
~ from my rssidspcs IN Edgsdsld, DARK BAY FILLY,
'Wo old this Spring. hair bOtn sides Of her
jaws rubbed Of no OH IS remembered She was
an extra hne animal viii give 50 Tor me recovery OF tns
mare. a5d SIS for the arrest OF the thsf.
feb eF-t HIRAM VAUGHN
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. Neat small Dwelling

EOAa
o. Il OnCuGs . dwelling On College sLrsss.
JaI esyOaa a0disal OOuvge. 1as HJuss ls VI yrlcA,
LlLs gOOd G0Os, elsgsrus &C, sod 81
sIUa- OafgsIn. For seTms apPy
aoT-t 4 LINUsLEY.
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Te subscriber hand the largest and best
O ( MA RBLB and MARB LII WORK offered in the cy
which ne particularly invites the attention Of the public
prepared TO all iO0S in mis- line IN the best
e the art. and 3 short notice JAMES SLOAN
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1M0 NAL LLA3LEEARMN - SALE.

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has re.
sided for the last eight years sale Il lies
the waters Of Big HErpeth river, county VIII
Hanson, fourteen miles rom Nashville, the iage
TbnK, the Rchand Rhd Oeutrevs Tnrupike nine miles
from Franklin, the county Of williamson, and within
miles the North Western Railroad now being con.
5tucJed Tue tract contains hundred and eight
OF aTst rate farming lsnd the county
Davidson ERd Williamson runs through the Northwest
Of the tract. Il formally the well known farm
the late Wilkins Whitefld.
On this farm comfortable residences with all
cesSay out houses; barn. cribs stables carriage house. &c
spring wasT and abundance Of never RHg stock
running from different through the farm. AdiOn
ing this farm another tact Of about hundred
excellent land with good residence sale. The soil
both tracts eqas 70 for cTeps, either grain grass
and both united, hey will be 90 separately together,
may buy ers Is thought b. good judges could be
made Of the best stock IN the state, - its SIZE
As those wanting buy, would Of WhisE view
the premises before purchasing further description
deemed Unnecessary, but all invited 20 call ERd for
a4smseive5. aug 25-eo&WHl JOHN t. HILL.
WISH to sell the farm which reside, in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr.. John T.
Hill, containing by recent survey hundred and ninety
zine and half or fret farming land with
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses, suitable for
small farm, with good Inc farm is well enclosed
with good fences including about hundred yards
fence will sell this place separately, OF together
with M HB-a5 bOJn united would certainly make des
rGbls farm and PURCHASERS are invited call Mr.. Hill
and examine he premises. LAVlNiA CRAIGHEAD.
For fsheT particulars apply TO Mr. f. n. Snyder a. the
Storeof STyder & FuEzell, Nashville l.. G.
aurA-SOdyWH
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ARREST THE MURDERERtI
$500 RGWard3!

ARREST THE MURD ERERtI
5000 RGWardS!
PRUCLAMATIUN
A NDREW JOHNSON, GOVernsr Of - A0 81
"A the State OF Tennessee, to all who et1al .
shall see these pressnIs-Greeting: 's,s.&sse-ES
Whereas it has been made known to tnat a certain
JOHN OWN charged With having committed foul and
atfOeiOUS Murder Of June upon body Of
MICAJAH WHITLEY ,ats Of our county Of WiamsOn,ha
hed from Justice and Is now running at large.
Now, therefore, Andrew Johnson, Aforesaid
by virtue power Aad authority vested do hereby
reward Of Two Hundred Dollars TO any psTsOn
who may spprhend the said Joan Owen, and dc
liver him 20 Sheriff JaiOT Of county Of William
son order usce In that behalf may be had and
ecuted,
IntestimOney whereof, have hereuntO SET
n my hand and caused the Great seal OF the
lS ~ State TO be affixed Nashville, the l0h
X HraoFf4 day Of August 1851.
- By the Governor:
F.N, W. BU RTON, Secretary Of tsts.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Owen Is about 30 Of age, feet or 10 inches
in hight weighs Rbeut l35 los. and we'll formed de Is
quick spok en- dark completion and dark hair, and bass
heavy beard II presumed he has gone In the diTecOnO
Bast Tennessee or Alabama.
II 2 In addition TO she above reward offered BY the Gov
srnOr, We will pay the sun Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the and delivery Of John Owen to the shsrfo
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
POF such Information as will lead 70 his arrest.
l. J. " HITLBY.
sept I6 dSgWtf z. n. WHITLEY
&. q. RRF AN.
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Tree BaDfTs,

hAFh lOr sAls Izrss aalSang 7rsPsry asa vii
sell lor Aesua Vl kzHz Of NasnsLiet c1TahsI
cheeks a. Il a. Iao prices hat asAad
! ~ prJgerLy. u1ls.14 IS La U1EbF
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Painting establishment,

Painting establishment,
BUILDERS, HOUSEHObDERS. &C.
RE- Tequsted take notice that the undersigned hav'
"A ing made the necessary ngemeni, and secured me
services Of competent WOTkmen, prepared to take
LARGE CON TRACTS
IN the line Of his vOcaIiOn in all Its various sranches 10
The department Of
HOUSE PAINTING
The subscriber is prepared TO execute with the re4I6t
PrOmplnesss all contracts however large1 Whca may DC
rendered IA style and upon terms which cannot Ian 70
give satisfaction.
BE Is also prepared TO execute all manner OF -
SIGN AND ORNAM ENEAL FAIEIlNG5
GFainfng and MaTbling.
Havng IN that deBLrment secured the SERVICES OF inc most
expert and experienced artists.
Inc subscriber would request peTsOn' having work in his
line 70 give him Gail before making anal arrangenens
r. T.. FLEMING.
No. O. Union st. between Cherry and Summer.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

NAA14' ! ''1AA's ~044s4 n @S'94A4 V'I'@'
Three Daily TratRS from Pittsburgh so
Rhitat5a tphla-
rYNkAINs leave Pitsburgh ts elbows: Mail A. M East
Line r. N; kEk rsss Mail $40 p. IL.
The Express Mail DaJ, lh8 sLler sundays
eepIed; Making DIRECT CONNECTlONS WitR al Trains
from
81 Louis, Mo-, Dubuque, KeOkuk and Iowa City Iowa;
CAIRO. ROCk Island Chicago, liLOls Lexington and
L0uisYille, KY; Terre Hauts, Indiana polls ami Ia
hyeae, Indiana ClncnnaH, Columbus, Day hon,
Toledo, Cleveland, GAINESVILLE, CIestiins,
Msssdon and Wooster, OHIO. AisO
Kansas, Nebraskz and Minnesota,
AND 3 LII POINTS IN IHE WEST.
FARE as Low As BY ANY OrHbR ROUTE.
PASSENGERS the West rely upon being
shortest and most sXpedIlOus route 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NRH YORK, and al
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aag.7I Passenger Lines PennA. Railroad, Phila.
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snyder & FPINZGf
10. q, PUBLIC SQUARE
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and shoes,


Boots and shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buroned heel Callers, Black and Bronze;
do COuLress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do 90
do Congress, side lace Caters itbout heels;
90 hti borts,thiCk and Thin sOleg
DO White kid and satin slippers
DO do do 10 Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin solet;
DO do do with hsels:
Lasting GSitsrs with or without heels;
calf AID Goat Boots Tor school shoes,
Boys and Children.
Boyg' calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
BOys' and Youths Thick boots.
BrOgans and Thick Boots.
fDe stock q BFOgans Plantation uss Also COED
sC' o. shoes Tor women These goods ali made 70
OF = and are certainly superior article Also Men =
thiek boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
line will Ind to their Interest 70 call az We de-
tsrminsd to give them the worth OF their nonsF.
Gau at Ne, 81 Public Square
0sta SNYDER q A'PRIZEHLL
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auuaTy % l-57
White ESaLEI E4OCGl,

VVufIe EE,uIs. UIClts0U C0uIsiy' . vHLoa'VS'
,r,l --.r-r hs. u.l rg- g-LaI llI llrl shed tas Hntt
. T.. Account gtguale The lraF e.In- m1lln
H. - -fs srg. manner. Wa..s b.uf is sAultea 90 lle
e.. r ~ r -. twenty Izhl miles from Nashville an
.-. G rir.. and De- a very desirable s3HPE.hs I"lht
a- no - 20 from Nash'.s- 7o-.s.ta' q slSls
oi l4a g-Ua- l.rsgaga- .45 s s..s-t.-l
'.s. e- ~ a-a'. '' a. p. EfCES
.I--E--Ey,- FLUID MAGN ESIA
r0U.- au.a.a- remedy, iIaa cries and or sale 70
= tr nlHtaltELlN hhoH OK -
rn..as 1-1. EgIlsm zi., New h'rs.
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-. ELIID 80 -
- - EAOuse.

fTTEIs EaT U..e ts now open Tor the recphon OF -
Gl1r..s being a.sared Do esnl-Il l"cailt'r .- a4
20 a Elg aE.TeuI Railroads. our Attt--'-aaA
college, ns.l Office and the tFer, renders me mo
Der. 90 H- lrE.sa.ura students and travelling putlc
generally are earnestly rggues.od 10 visit this house. &c
pains be fIEred TgudsT all who come cumlOIaDi'
and ..-rsa se.G WN. P BkAN6H.
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u v X Il MIL
Istones OF al.
slZes on hana
and made 10 or,
SW,s smEt mills,
mil irons mil
geering, b elt
inE, hOisiing
and regulating
screws, screen
WIZ, dams5l
irons, Plaster
pGTiI, Dutch al
ChOT brand boil
ing clOIhso all
Numbers.
We also con-
tract for the Q
TeStiOR OffOuT
inga q sa W
mills. Also all
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Bradshaw & Rutland

Bradshaw & Rutland
No. Il, COLLEGE STREET,
HAVE Just received their PAIL and WINTER STOCK
Il Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist in n Of ths
foloVng3
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies hne hid and Morocco BOOtees thick and thin sole
with and without Heels.
LaoeI fine back Lasting CATERS side and front lace
congress CATERS with and without Heels
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed
aud Morocco buskins, thiCk and thin SOLE
with and without Heels
Blsck end Fancy Lasting aateFs
4" Cblfaud Goat Heeed Bootses Tor school.
Childrens Kid and Morocco GoOes thick and thin SOLE
ankle Tics With ROse,ts
Top boo,ees, with Heels;
WOmIn's extra sfEs Calf and Goat BOotses:
Servants Kip and DItch Bootees:
{ alf and Goat with Heels
For Gents and Boys.
Gents hus Pump aud Sttoaed Calf Boots
" quilted bottom W. 2. &"
d" doubesoe ". P.
:. " Cali stitched, Calf Congress- Gaitsrr
&" Union Ties, sewed sDd begged; e
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peqggd:e
" Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine " P Calf joots, sewed and peggsd;
' Calf and Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties, ReWed and pegged:
Congress Caters
Cloth and p l. Congress Caters,
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Br0gans for plantation use.
Mems heavy Boots, all of which will be sold cheap BY
OcE9 BRADSHAW RUTLAND
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
Travelling
" sole leather BoHnet Boxes.
Gents Trunks
Hog Skin IrOs Frame;
Ashland and S,eeI Spring sole leather Yalses
Also. Heavy Wool hats Carpet Bags, satchels, Black
Bsgs &c. al the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prizes BY BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No, "A College Street,
oct lSgn Ci the Eegro.g
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HARRLE WOHK

iHB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
lis Ele partner to the public and hopes he viii
lteralshaTe Of patronage.
mays-dn A. MITCHELL.
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PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTIONS.


NAUGATUCK BLACK HAWK ls q rich and utyIIsh
brown hOrses eight years old rs nands hzh, has 0sn
ood In AS and hs bore OF Lhs ast prize over Lone
htar, and many others the State FaF held New Haysa
last sars and his oots arkabl8 promising He
sired by Vermont Baak HaWE, that made H bis ora-
over S4OOJQ grand sire sherman aOrEau Ersst gand
slrs the original JuasIn Morgan Horse. His dan vas
Lady Burton, Of Old MsmbrlnO he By the In
ported Messenger. de iB half oFother Ethan Alsn-Ls
n 81 popular troihg stallion living, Black Hawk Maid
bssE haiph knOu-Nolhng, shat Ir0ttsd nc Chicago ia
q ~ snd 5eat FOTa Temple Long Island 330; Belle
0i SIrAIoEa, that Esnt In 3o RsO TcondsF0ga tas In-
nsr Of ne ds PHs st hs United States Pair a. ST. Lous
1897; and many Of ths best roadstas Of hs
LlEsisy's book on Morgan Horses, p. ISU % lp5.
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NUMBER 28
Lindseys Advertisements
For Sala

hANDaOAA eoaAtfy reai4snCo, on The DiekInuon o.
braneh loalasllle tuinplke ales IRON NaahylIls
lH5 piaeo oOaans 10 acEes o. sSaEd acres "a uhch ls
woodland Tue Usllns u MA. irsns hou Via tsur
klCheh Az surFants rooms, cut hou ~ of every
Ema very On place ih-rs A. = B-y-r
IaiIng saPPJ Of WaLsr For terma ars susbis b
Va . LInes, ApptT 70
- A =
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RAINS, a RRoWH.
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and Prescriptionists,

No. 10, south side Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A COMPLETE assortment Of RngAh and American
IA chemicals, pure and UnsdUleTato4 Drugs, fresh and
genuine Extracts select powders ETC., uways on hand
ElRVOring Extracts, eLc-
Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Pine Apple StraWbsTry, Celery, al
mond Raspberry Peach and Orange extracts for aaVOTng
Best Bermuda Arrow RoOt isingass, Gloves, Hutmegs,
Cinnamon, etc, RAINS & BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
EHBsre in receipt Of the extensive Stock Of
w Garden Seeds, embracing many new and valuable
vsHeties brought this market They all Of the
growth Of 1857 from the following houses Of well known
reputation:
d. Landreth & Sons, PhIadSlphis.
The American Seed Garden, WitheFs6eld, &c.
Risley's Frsdonia, New York.
SnsKeT Gardens, South UniOn7 Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for
gratutOUs distribution. Call and get
In addition the above large supply Of the most
usual varieties BY pound and Beans and Peas by
bushs
20O0 PapeFs Flower Seeds.
Just received from the celebrated house Johnson Rob.
bins & Co., Thousand Of Flower Seeds. Tho lovers
Of Flowers have larger and better from
which make their selection Of Seeds than they have here
tOfore had in this city. RAINS & Brown,
No. 10 South side Pubuc Square,
Jan "a Opposite the Markst House. .
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A CARD.
EstRbIIahnaanr

kindS OF repairing done the most substantial manner be-
ng both practical mseaaEcs, SAFELY promise general
saGsaGlOn, All articles sold BY FTansd be Of
tEo best quality. Aluers, Mllwrghts and 9th
specially invited TO examine stock before Purchang.
II All orders and COMMUNICATIONS promptly attended
70. WARNb q RYAN,
auE ll-d Colars md Ed Il EaahriIla.
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Umifedl Nfafes RlafIE.fne

OHLpN
Through in 4S % So Hours.
SEM WEEKLY
The new Steam snip Columbia, 1900 toas, NJ Bsrry
Dommsnd5E
NashViiIe, 1900 tons, 7. d. EWan, Commander.
NaFiOn, 100 tOns, ". J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeT, 1900 tons, 8. q. Turner Oomuas5.y
BoutherneTs 1000 tens L. II. Nurry, CommsudsF
ss--sEye LEAVES Adgsr's WhsrVss every Wsdusg
& &[ q dsy ond Saturday altar the arrival Of ~
; cars from the South and Vest nst bigb
water"
These Steamships ware sH built expressly for thig
Line and for safety comfort and s9esd unF7asd on
she Coast.
Tsbles suPpsdWih every luxury. Attentive and sour.
SOUS Commanders viii insure Travellers b. shis Line
5Vsry possible comfort and accommodation.
CabInp passage, --.....--. a7B
bieerHEe Pa8sagey o.. - s-.....-...-.
Forfleight or passage, having elegant State Roo AO
7oIrm0dsti0ns sppiytO
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Hank oG Com1n7erCa-

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1857.
HR stockholders Of this Bank have placed tue assets in
the nands Of Irutee for the purpose Of winding up
Loose indebted the Bank will please ea and Day M s
their indebtedness tails due. The holders vii please
send IN our noea as early as possible and
tbs Of the Bank 1ennessss The individual aepos
it IN this Baak nave been hanted me- and Eeitby
edge my individual is5iiB for them and the money l.
Te1dy when called for.
oee ST JOHN D. JAMRS.
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MISCELLANY.
A TALE FOR TICKLE LOVERS.

Emily, Emily, my darling is it true
Say it again-only once again, IImiIy!"
Emily lifted up her face, with Il soft, tre-
mulous smile, as her hazel eyes answered
the ardent questioning Of her lovers glance.
Yes, yes, Edward she replied, and the
words were sweet to his eager ear.
Again, and again, Emily! ] could hear
you say it forever, my love" said the young
man.
lie bent his handsome head to kiss the
lips that had said, what no other lips had
ever said to him, I love- But his caress
was given back with half.timid, vet earnest
tenderness, and his soft blue eyes teamed
with happy emotion. 1t was Edward
.'ane's first wooing. and the pleasure lie cx-
perIcnccd was as rare and delicious as it
was novel; for, to the young lover decIar-
ing his earliest attachment, is not the timid
yes and the kiss Of her he loves, the sweet
est thing he has ever known?
Under the teers, in the garden Of the old
parsonage, they walked together in the sun
set, after this sweet confcssion-walkinr
side by side, Edward holding Emiiy's hand,
and talking tcnjcrIy to her as they went,
with his warm heart beaning in his hand
some face, and Emily listening silently, with
a happiness wLose very silence manifests its
depth; and the syn sank Iowc', and the
Shadows grey 'esges. rs the pleasant mo-
'nruts I|irped avay-goldcp mop,ents 10
Edward and Emily; and, finally, as the
twiight began to gather, they heard the
~oiseo EmiIy's father, calling her from his
study.
" They went back and now, standing for
single instant longer in the old stone
porch, under the curtaining vines, Edward
drew Emily to his breast again, and pressed
ihs lips gently to her check.
"A few moments. my darling, before you
go to him. said Edward. Let me sec him
first. Imust tell him
"A happy thrill ran through EmiIy's heart.
She laid her head quietly on her lovers bo.
som. and kissed softly the beloved hand that
held her own in q lingering clasp.
a'Yes, tell him. she said, with blush
and thea loosing herself from his embrace,
she went away, while Edward Vanc sought
her fathers study.
1t was no new thing to the good old
pastor that Edward and his daughter loved
each iotLer be had seen it long since-l,ad
known it psrheps before they knew it them.
selves Edsse was not, it may be, the
husband dhefsatllef would have chosen fof
her; affectionate in deposition, with an at.
deatfempaamept, but impulsiye-chsns-
ing-uncertain ofpurpose-all this the old
man had sesps him, tosbe. But he himself
had NJ many years to live; they loved
eaclf other, and It might he, after aiI, for the
best. At any rate, le;oould not find it in
3ishexst 10 cross their love, aid 50 ii,
consent was given, and Emily and her love,
receks tis btlsalqgs D YEfEl
And nowztke, Old parsonage seemed an.
other Eden, i, whose garden dwek onI,
happidess: put las not fsyery Eden Il.
serPsnts 1t came 10 dark, but beautiful and
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GREAT OBJECT OF EDUcArIoS.-ScIf-
instruction is the one great object of ration
al education. In mind as well as body we
are children at first, only that we may az
forwards become men dependent upon
others, in order that we may learn from
them such lessons as may tend eventually
to our edi6cation on an independent basis
Of our own. The knowledge Of facts, or
what is generally called learning, however
much We may possess Of it, is useful SO far
only as we erect its materials iutosa mental
framework ;4but useless so long as we suf.
fer it to liein heap, insert and without
form. The instruction Of others, compared
with selfiustruction, is-like the law compar-
ed With. faith; a discipline Of preparation,
beggarly elements, schoolmaster. to. lead
us'on to state Of greater worthiness, and
there give up the charge Of us.- BufsOer.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprictors of the Abbevilc Banner and
Independent Press, have established The follow
ng rates OF Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
+, Every Advertisement inserted for a less time
man three months, will be charged by the in
certlon "t One Dollar per Square, q inch
the space of 2solid lines or less, for the first
insertion, and Fifty Cents for each suisse
lucntinscrtion.
cB- The Commissioners, Shcriil"s, Clerks
aud Ordinary's Advertisements will be inserted
IN both papers each charging half price.
~ Sheritf's Lcvies One Dollar each
70 Announcingo Candidate, Five Dol
lars.
Advertising an Estrnv, Two Dollars.
:" he paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-06-04

Fractions Of Squares will be charged in pro-
portion to the above rntcs
eB- Business Cards for the term Of one
year, will lie charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, ut OHc Dollar per line
space.
EB For all advertisements set in d,,mIlc col
ann, Fifty per Cent. extra will bc added to the
above rates.
DAVIS L. CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE 4 WILSON,
For PrcSS.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-06-04

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