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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-20

Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,
WITH WOODS .--This
w celebrated MachDer eceved the first premium Of GTard
MEDAL the combined Reapng and Moving Machine
at the great United Agricultural Fair held at Louisville,
KY, in SEPTEMBER 1857. The trial OF near Syracuse New
July, where all the pr pal Machines IN the United
States thoroughly tested committee made their awards
through Marshal P. Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society at Louisville Ky.
also received the award the best Reaper and as the best
Mower before separate committees appointed BY the Pesi
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville
In july 1857, Of the machines in use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season. every Maohinein America
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
B. T. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs h CO.,
fstQ7-dkwH Nashville, Tenn.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
AT

es, Public Square.
Nov opening complete and extensive Fall and
IN Winter Goods, Including large line Of
ShRWIs and CAOaks
Of the styles patterns all which to our OLD
customers and friends for
CASH AT REDUCED RATES,
Those 10 want OF Good Goods
At Low Prices,
Win call and see for themselves.
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NOIs SAG.E.--Five hundred bags extra family Whit
n whoa; Flour, from Lebanon Mills, By
umav7-tf p 4 G. ANDERSON
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GKRINGES..-LArges stock Of syrngss some entirely hsv
rsttsrnS, iuat TecsiYO1 and for sale BY A. STRETCH.
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I LITERATURE and SCARCE BOOKS.

I LITERATURE and SCARCE BOOKS.
IL CARD.
The undermined ees TO return thanks foI The very liberal
patronage extended them duTug the brrf period they hsve
been in the bk business The they have met with
abe them have the pleasure Of announcing 70 their
meToGs friends customers and book buying pablo
generally thai Of the members Of the will visit Europe
the latter part Of the month for the purpose OF
COLLECTION STIRLING OLD Books and also for the purpose
Of supplying commissions with which they have been
kindly favored
Heads Of literary institutions. literary gentlemen, and other
procuring books opportunity Of
syaug themselves rpereoce and
from English and Continental book works which
they desire We pledge ourselves every ereon 10
selecting desirable cope. and purchasing the reasonable
prices Oar will be RESPONSIBLE
J. W. BOCToN L Co.
Importers and Dealers in Sterling LieIs;are. old and
No u Walker 81, near Broadway y. Y.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CONSUMPTION CURED.-DR. J. F.

Gas CONSUMERS, ATTENTION.-The great
" GAS ECONOMlZERs sold during this week Al No
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gENIE ONLY ROUTE which through tickets to Washington
be procured Fhch point we'll as to Baltimore, it
Is the shortest direct and every respect the most reliable
II the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York at the Of ticket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can BE- Afforded ny any otIer route.
And only By hch Through Tickets be had
to Richmond, Norfolk, Wincssr Feercksburg and Peters
burg Na Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NasYilsa take the Stage Coaches Of Garter q
Ihomos, Cumberland river 70 oLOuiTie,
connecting there with the United Mail steamers ncn-
NATL with the Jacksonville Railroad Indianapolis Ind,
as direct connection Columbus, Oio with de central
Oho Railroad 60 Wheeling, whence close correction 4h te
more, Philadelphiaand New York.
~, Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mnphs
Transferred at Cairo the the illinois Centre Railroad
from thence passing through Hautc Indianap Dayton
and 4enia, Coumb1s. Three Daily Trains Columbus
10 A. n $3.50 p. NJ. and T. P. NJ.
" Travellers requested notice tat We this is the
only rO6 afOrding Tr0ug gh Tickets toH tire Estern Cities at
the same rate charged by other Aec 0f o, It Is
also the Shortest most speedy and direct 20 s e. leing points
in the East. The distance from Columbus 0alumore is only
go miles, being about 100 miles shorter NeWor n by any
or route There less changes Of ny s route, and
consequently less detention, than ly any 9TH.
Il Inc read ballastsd with broken zone and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply D. g. RuET agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louirle at the Office Of the
Main street. NM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master transportation 3. 4 o. X. Il. /
JOHN n. SHARP, General Westen Agent
June .
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PENNSYLVANU RAILROAD.
"a q 555.sal.T! ..lE.4z z5.s


FE1E Great Central Route, 5nnectRg the Atlantic cities viii
Western, Northwestern nd souIvestern state=, by con
tnuous Railway direct road also CONNECTS at Pittsbure
Sih daily nes Of Steamer to all pers on ts Western Rivers
aud a. Cleveland and Sausy with steamers 70 all ports b
Northwestern lakes masg the most direct, Cheapest dzd rel
tegOUf by which FREJT can be forwarded 70 audfrom t
rT6d5 Vest.
RATES BETWEEN. PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG
FIRST CLAss.-Bo0g, shoes, Dry Goods liu { - - roov
boxes, } Furs, Fathers, &c, ....- ''' p i'0D
SECOND CEAss.-IDOEs and Stationary, Dry en- - mn
Goods (ip bals Hardware, Leather, &c, wv l' iui'
TuIRD CLAs-Invils, Bagging, Bacon and [ zo - 1OoV
Pork I'm blk) Hemp SC, 'o- =
EoURrH CLAss-COdee, Eish, Bscon and Pork en- ~ ,ooy
(ps'ked,l Lsrd and Lard Oil, ~ a.
Elclr-15cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Crain-35cts per 100 lbs, until further uoti9s.
CoitonS3 per bale exceeding 5000 l weight until fur
ther notice
IL In shipping Goods from any poipt East OF Phiiadeiphia
V particular to marx package ''rE. ttehtG hdMroae
al Goods consigned 70 the Agents a. this Railroad at Pniadel
phia or Pittsburg will be FORWARDED without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harris, W0rmleg a Co., Memphis, Tenui
T. F. Sa Co., St. Louis , s Mitchell & Son, Evansville
Indiana; Dumesu Bell MurdOck aud Garter & Jewctt,
Louisville, KY; r. Meldrgm Madison, Indiana spngan
Brown, Co., Cincinnati \. W. Graham a Co..
GAINESVILLE, ohoi Leach * Co, No 81 Kilhy street. Boston,
Ioh Ast8r HouSs, New York; No. l. William street.
aud No. Battery Place, Neg York; L. J. Sneede Philadelphia
MagreW koou Baltimore; Geo q. Frnciscus, Pittsburg.
II. II, HOUSTON, General Freiglt AgeHt, Fha'1.
H.. LONBAEBT, Sup't,, Altoona, Penn.
april, 'js-tt
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TsHAIT G. HARRIS,
GOvERNOR OF. THE STATE OF TENNESSEE

To all who shall see these Prasaats-Gresting:
KKTHEREAS, Is has been made known to me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON charged with committing 4 foul and
atrocious murder Seth day june 1858 upon the bodies
of Vim. H. SpceF and r. H. Vail late Of county Of Dyer
has fed from justice and IS nov lunninE at LARGE.
Now Therefore, / Isham g Harris Governor as aforesaid. bv
virtue Of the power and authority vested hereby Or
may apprehcnd the said George Milton, and deliver him to the
Sheriff Jailor Of county Of DYER order that Justice
that behalf may Lc had and executed.
no, In testimony whereofI have hereunto set my hand
SAL caused the Great Seal Of State to be affixed at
t~~~~) Nashville, the eleventh Day Of July, 1853
ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
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NASHVILIE LUmBER YARD,

TT c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber Shingles, and BoCrds,
ID has hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow White
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank, Joit, scan
ling square Cedar, Cedar Plank, and Poplar Shingles
fve Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Popar
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine making No.
Poplar Shnees-all Ia consant operation supply ay
quantity 4 Lumber shinsle at The shortest notice at M
MARI Nashville Lumber yard, No. III Brosiaaay.
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FIVE -EIuNnRED pOLLARs RrWAnn.

TsHA G. HARRIS, Governor of the State Of Tennessee To
shall these prentsgreetng Whereas it has
been made known to that certain fN.W BURTON carg-
ed with having committed the offence Of
fed from justice, and is now running at large:
Now, thelor, Isha G. Harris. Governor as aforesaid by
virtue Of the power and authority in vested, hereby
reward OF $500 any person persons who aDprehend
the said n W. Burton, and deliver him Sheriff Jaor
o our county Of Dayon in order that justice that behalf
NAY be had and executed. EHHU
In testimony whereof, have hereunto my hand and
g. caused the great seal Of the State be affixed at Nash
lL'~.l vile, the 31st day Of May, 1855
- = i. IsHAM Q. HARRIS.
BY the Governor: -TT---
J. 2. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
'-'-'-@ -sa .EeEaEs aa. s.r-
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DescriptiOn of GeorEe Milton.

HE'S about years Of weighs about or l4O pounds,
and or inches high; dark hair, hazel eyes, short chin
Ei very lad neck and chin running up TO
ear, supposed be the result Of 5ad, which is so severe
that il isdfhicult for him 70 Close his mouth
Is supposed have gone TO Arkansas he lived for some
years at Crawley's Ridge, in that State. iyI3-n
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above five in.
seTtions. and forward bill to this Offos.
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CHINA HALL srIIL.

HAVING PURCHASED A. II. Hicks very large and's 'sSE
Il complete stock Of China. Glass, QueeusWare, &C. -
together with his Outstanding claims, will continue the
business at the old stand, CHINA HALL) and solicit II
the patronage Of all TIE old customers Of the house. and all
in need Of such goods OF who may With call All those
indebted to the concen respectfully called upon for
ward and pay the old sd up right
away
G. Daen fully authorized transact all business
nocted with the concern.
aug14w&d2d c. E. PEACHER.
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-GL ASSES, 4
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1883. FALL TRADE. 1855.

AT THE. Ne W YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM
y STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
RS. DOHLErespectfully announces to the ladies 81,
I'VE of Nashville, State Of Tennessee, adjoining5
States, that she will receive few days, from New York. WI
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs as we'll the cheapest brought this city
part follows:
1000 FAN and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
l5uO Ladies and Misses Brown and White Legho BIoomers
styles
500 Chsnel Fancy Buge, Maeeau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses;
500 ladies' Dress Caps:
800 Boxes extra ne French Flowers for Party ap
pOintments;
l5OO Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles:
$50 Boxes White, Red and colored Plunes
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars Sleeves Handkerchief
Sets Bands, Edgngs Chidens Robes Waists and Capes
large lot Of Patent skirts and Corse Cloth Coas Of the
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains.
II rod Bonnets renovated and retrimmed style II
sugl5d MRS. DOYLE.
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N5gN G. D. BENSON 4 A8fROss Whole-
@ 5g sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fores,
S83S G.. A. Princes Aclod5on5. Bufao,N vs. Ii - ii
fH Church and PsrloF Organs, Guitars. Yio,I Y j I
lincellos AccOrdeOns, Flutes, flasoets, F Drums Tao
rines, Banios, and eVeythingin t musical mercbar l
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Musc Music Book and In
stuctors Of all kinds Orders from the county viii meet win
prompt attention Pianos tuned Accoreons and am +f
ments repaired. No. 90 Union Street, st door Fon Coie
sspt29
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TVEEI following rats to take eject and after JUNE ls
Il ie'S ,,oRu To N.srvr

Z Spaclal rates, ~
] CLASSIFICATION on THE AB0YE ROUTES.
ISTs CLASSs--PfanoFortes Books Stationery, Boots
shoes Liquors, Oils &C. bottles; Camphene and Spirits
turpentne in barrels; Csrpetng China Glass and Glass
ware IN cases. Clocks, Confeconeres Cotton Cards. Cut
ery, In cases, casks and boxes Dry Goods IN boxes and
6aesi Drugs Fruit Trees and Shrubberyi Furs Garden
seeds looking Glasses, and Looking Glass Plates, (a
eF rs Oysters in and jars Saddley I'm and Brit
tsnia are Teas and Spices
SD CLASS.s-ardware, (excep such specified in First
and Third Clhses Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Lii
quors u barrels and pipes; foaeeo IN boxes Le2her u
rolls aud boxes Oils, in barrels and casks CToeery and
QueensWare, crates and casks; Rice, Whiting Plaster
Sheet Brass and Copper.
SD CLASS-Axe sh0ye Spades, Sad Irons, Zinc and Tin
N pigs, Tin Plate, Anv Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Casdngs Min
Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axle aFead Wehels and
ANles, Chairs, Spikes. and ROsln in barrels
NRECLAL RAAESsssFurniture and Carras boxed, and
other light articles not GnuIaeated also, CarD0ys Of Acids,
other Chemicals, viii he charged BY actual weight,
double First Glass rates.
il = No charge for drayage Wharfage forwarding. The
above rates all expenses New York to Nashville.
= Stevenson and an stations Nashville and Chattanooga
koad west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates
Insurance.
By the above Lines q per cent by Pburr Wheeling
Parkersburg and the Ohio ryer making difference of 60 Is
cents per 100 poands dry goods.
Road will be responsibefor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped Savannah, should consigned to Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia. ---
Goods shipped via Charleston, should consigned to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
Jyl4-H General Agent
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy discontinue our former
advertisements.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS
, Laliss large sized French Dress Trunks;
{g5-ELI DO No. ! Sole Leather Covered do
H~-tH VA do Medallion and Iron Framed do
sEa--1ALa6J do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. / Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Busset Iron Frame Trunks
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole leather Buggy do
DO Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valss5;
Carpet BAGS in great variety, just received ny
JOHN RAMAGE,
rnay29. 4 College street.
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The Ticket GGce is in e Passenger Depot and is open one
before the starting Of each Train, which allows ample time
the purcass Tickets. Il open other during
the day Passengers for the Eastern cities leave The A NJ
Tau which throughout with Trains e other roads.
Time Richmond s2houTs Washington two days. Philadelphia
and half and New York three days This IS the cheapest
and hest route from Nashville TO the 1s3s-
New Orleans passengers leave on the2N p NJ Train srriFinE
Memphis time connect fur New Orleans, h evening ui
the next day aud through without detention at Memphis
Those for McNnuyc, -arta ami Eclc'a Springs leave
Nashville OF i 80 p NJ Iiu which Coanocts directly t Tul
lahCma With the Train fur MgNugiIC. Persons leaving Sic
Mnuvle in The morning arrive at Nashville 40 $50 T. ~
Nashville, there hUats which SmithlauG,
with boats for dnercut places the Ms
eissiupi rivers also, daily line Of Stages Louisville leaving
every morning q tlC arrival oi tie night cNpre-s.
By this change Schedule, the Train Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with up and down Trains cssfuro
DELAY Nashville amt Eastern gneI
cverthe former Schedule in going TO Memphis from Nashville
c. i. ANDERSON.
iuIvlO, l55s Brs General 2 lr-et AeNat
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S75.OOO-S15.OOO.

D AXE CIHANCE FBIk FORTUNE.-sFOR
sALE-S75 600 worth cf the valuable real estate.
viii sell the reasonable terms, some Of the most desirable
city property ored tics market lying on Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce streets, suitable business houses or private
welng propose EXCHANGE the above for likely Negroes
the best ash price
WILL I. BOVD. JF
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FRESH ARRIYALs.

lust RECEIVED, by VESSEL &THOMPsON-
- 10 Cases Claret Chateau MargsuX,
:" LeOyido
" St. julien,
o Leslie's Ginger Wine,
b :" French Cordial,
Z Muscat Wine
. e Brandy Peaches,
25 d" Brandy Cherries, Glass Tops"
10 Corn Starch,
fObOXes and halves Layer Raisins
lOshests Green and Black Teas, extra and addition
al lot Of Aops and YOungrs Sparkling Aes and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
aUgl2f VESSEL 4 THOMPSON
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COAH OIL AND LAME 5,
= OF EEERT TARLETY IND STYLE

4 HAVE a saHlIsof Column bian Coal Oil, and few
La suitable for burning it, exhibition at my old
sand-Hcks China U7ll-and shall very have full
supply Of both to sell to all who wish cheaphe cheapest
good light and at the time the SAFEST impossible to
explode Ihess Lamps easily managed common lamp,
and are not complicated, give steady clear light at an expense
not exceeding invite special attention to
the Lamps and Gill; and purchaser hare the privilege Of
returning the Lamp trial. If give entire
satisfaction. A. II. HICKS
Il House Furnishing Goods fer sale as soon received II
aug15d&w1w A. H. II.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS


NN and after SUNDAY, July 70, 1853 the Passenger Trains
Y j will fo run as follows
Leave Nashville daily ut ) A. NJ. and 2.3O r. ".
Arriving at Chattanooga gt 22O P. VI. aud l.3j A. NJ.
leave Chattanooga At 9 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Arriving Al Nashville a. : 30 7. VI. ands.lO A. NJ
Through tickets Csold at nashville 20 INC Following places
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ChariestOp and savannah.

THROUGH RATEs OF FREIGHT 4EY YORK TO NASHVILLE
Ineonnecton with NEg YoEx ss Wheel and Screw Steamship
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NEW FALL a WINTER GOODS
AT VHOLEsALE.
II II A u RE s. LU C. A 8 g.

Is = Ii h a II = T. A y
KKTE receiving our stock Of Fall and Winter Stable
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes, Boot and Brogans Carpng QueenWare,
Hardware ETC., which invite the special attention OF all
Merchants making their stock in this It is
2ry Tor US 70 anything in regard to selling goods cheap
as We reported throughput an the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge, say short
time. prompt buyers and cash that prepared sell
goods this Pail cheaper than heretofore Please cali examine
stock.
popular kind imported Manufactured in the United States
TO which we invite special attention.
Also have large stock OF READT-IADE CLOTHING, that
can't be heat in quality, style and cheapuess America.
Also, 100 BOOTS & SHOES, which will sell
under regular prices.
Also, 200 pieces Of CARPETNG ply, ply, WOO! ard all
Gotton that he bought Of for less than
prices. Call and
Also, have made with Of the largest
porting hoUesin America for Queensware by the Crae
York jobbing prices. Call and examine before buying
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, SC.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and short notes,
and them, Will fnd house is the place for them,
A.
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FALLAN WINTER DRY GOODs
BOOTS AND SHOES.


BRA DSHAW a. TLAND,
NO. 30 E8ZOE STREET,
Il, HAVE justreCeived fresh supply Of BOOTS A.
&Ai and SHOES, which viii be sold at the very low
FEY estprices. F&y
ESs Laddes Lasting CATERS With and without heeist -
Ladies' lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels;
DO Thick and Thin Sole Kid BoOees, heels and heels;
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed, heeed and heels
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid and Goat Booees, heeei;
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Kid slippers;
DO Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrens kid ad goat Bcotes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Fancy heeled Shoes:
90 Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemeus' extra Quilted Bottom Boots
do do Calf water Proof 60
do do do Pump do
do do do Stitched DO
do D. S Congress Caters;
do do P. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do DIS. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
all articles kept Shoe Store, to which We invite The at
tention of all wanting articles in line.
ia uss BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Y decree the County Court Of Davidson county,
dered at The July 1888, in the Of v E. Navaugh
Patrick Navaugh al will o for sale, the Court House
Nashville, Saturday the 4h of September next Of
Ground in said city, fronting 30 IS feet North Market
running half way lack College street, upon which there's
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties
third cash; the balance and u months
Good security required and a lien retained.
jy3l +. R. CHEATHAM, Clerk
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Ladies' Fine shoes and Caters.

} Ladies Brown French Lasting buOned Shoe Caters.
New Congress Caters with and without heels
Lowell
50 SIDE & Front laced Caters with and without heels
" Slippers, O. French Kid, White & Black Satin, &c
Misses and Ghi.rens Boots, Caters and Slippers with
heels and without. At A College street JOHN RAMAGE
julyE
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c,
FROM
savannah and Charleston.

SakskAAA anu SudEACSAOAs
CABIN PASSENGERS To PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up January 1,
1852, S2j
Tickets from Philadelphia 20 Niagara Falls, furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, s 6
The well first class side-Wheel Steam FsFe,
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. c. P. <s&=EsEss.
MAR1ENAs, and STATE Or GEORGIA, Capt. -. atzLf
j. J. GARVIS, e2SN---2z
Vow form Weekly Line for the Nor leaving Charleston and
Savannah on alternate Saturdays, follows:
The Keystone State, from Charleston, August h, ch; Sep
llh, 2j ctober 9 and 3d. &c, leaving Phladcl-
Iha the alternate Saturdays.
The state Of Georgia, from Savannah, August 4th 2l Sep
Gn5er f i t October 2d, 10th and Both, &C leaving Pla
depha the alternate SATURDAYS.
For safety and comfort having superior State Rooms, these
Ships surpassed W any the coast. One hundred mi es
Of this Delaware river and the BytT0 uIghSa
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CEIEAPEST ROUTE
This line connects Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
RailrOad Route through Niagara Fails Buffalo, n l6 hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets, with hd privilege uf stop
ping Philadelphia and Intermediate points, for sale by the
Agents Savannah
srs to Niagara or Buffalo, sg Elmra s2l; Canadgua,
So. G A. GBEINEE & CO.,
Agents Savannah
T. S. & T. q. BUDD.
april23-I3m Agcutsat Charleston.