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Wheeler 6 Wilson's Manu-. Co.'s Fam
SelCiIIg sHGchineS,
A CKNOWLEDGED to be the be
u b. c1mpetent judges.
opinions Of the NevE York Press.

Opinions of the New York Press.
We prefer them for FAMILY UsE-Tribune.
They are favorltcS for rFAMILIEs-TImes
Works more uniformly than the hand-Herald-
Do the work OF ten orinary sswers-Journal Of Com.
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We imagine anything perfect-EVangelist-
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Worthy Of the highest asard-Sabbath Recorder
bsnefaction Of tue age-Putnams Monfhly.
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Beyond all question, THE machine-LIfe illustrated.
The stitch cannot be unraYelf d-Amer Agrcuturist.
They maintain the epre-emineuce-E ExpresS.
Save the time and health Of ten womsn-Wafer~uTe.
Our housenod ls IN tcstacles with Purters Spirit
Supply the fashionable worli-Daly News
Are pre-emIncutly snperior-Ladies Visitor
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Unrivaled IN every Ouahiy-Dly Book.
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We cann1t tlre IN is pr1ise-NeW Yorker
These cesbraed Machines be aimed st The Manu-
acturer's prizes the Office Of the subscriber with
struciiJns for using &C
All OrderS, iuQuir-s by letter ohsrwise will meet
with promu. aiteution b. JNO. L. STRONG. Agent
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y Send for Circular sepl5
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TRAVELER's REGISTER.

IhAN EEEIA'S INLIsISILhs
DEPARTURES.
Columbus .........G95 A 81. so P. N. 6lO P. NJ.
FliisbSr iaS 4 wheeling Ii.20 AN SIS P N
Toledo NOrNalk.. So '' % 500
Toledo via Saudusky-- t30
sIahouing...-...-......6:O0 d" '3:40P. NJ.
cinn=aUt traln-.--...- 4-2e .,
hlFel4la a-l9
Detroit Boat. 1000 %
ARRIVALS.
Columbus .......... $50 A. NJ 80 P. M. 9.35 p. NJ
lake Shore Fast 6-00 - SEQ - SO -
Pittsburgh SWheehns 3.33 80
Toledo via Nurwalk. $40 J W 9sS "
Toledo via Sandusky II. u ''
NJ th1uing ...........-l0:40 - 1:8
10 Ineaut- -....-...... SD -
Rivenua Akron -ll.2S -
IetrOt Boat ......-..- 400 %
re- Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the lbOV
B1ats will be called by the Coaches
Omnibus Line BY leaving their address the Oubus Of
ace 81 Superior street. door next 10 Wedden House.
iun3n
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B U Y
STEWARDS
NEW
COOKING STOVE,
And save oae.third of your fuel bill.
s.,rs an. OK
5 T q y Il ;

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
" L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBL1C
" SQUARE fSsuth sidel has Just received fresh
FINN tAs lSacory 0.e the largest and best Hssort
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought 10 this market He always seeps o hand ths
approved styles OF COOhAN0 A1o
other kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 gre perfect satisfaction.
He also Is cOlstanfly snap-d with assortment OF
Wooden AID House Furnishing Attic an1 has Os
hand and manufactures sock OF TN lopYer ald
Sheet Iron Ware, ali which MUST AND WILL BE
SOLD, Al wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
All kinds Of JoBBING, ROOFING, EANE TROOGh55
ING SC sc duue ln th9 m5st WoE kul2nllke nArI anu
on SHORT NOrI L. -. >.
rue uro1fo the pudui 2 IS N th enc is o
please call hsf5re purchasing clsewhers al he Ole and
s@Basss S Patent Hotel Cook Stoves, sizes, $50
W L MARVIN.
rnvls-sSuriv No 9 S1uth side Public squire
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len lines OF tins (Agafcl TyPs make one square
EAdverisements Lsded and placed IN Column OF sPeeal
Busness Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising Contracts will be Understood 20 Apply
retlv 10 The Immediate Business OF the Aderser anu Al
StheI advertisements BY the advertiser Nl De
charged extra x,,-..-x,-
and Religious Notices, 50 per cent. discount
Business Notices IN Editorial Column VIII De charged Al
khe rate OF IS scufs line each insertion
An Transient Advertisements 10 be paid for N ad anee
Advertisements IN the Weekly, one square of thse
annfhs or less same daily
Advertisements IN Dzfy and Weekly be charged 80
Rer cent extra
Nfanges and Deaths exceeding ten lines, Is cent?
hls % ie1Iy - . FS 4 co.
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WEsTxISsTER CHURCH -PEws FOR SALE
The Pews in this Church will be sold to partie.
who may desire to purchase at any time during
this week until Friday next, at o'clock p NJ
when those remaining unsold will be rented al
the Church for one year.
The ground plan of the Church may be seen
and pews selected at the store of E Stair 4 Co.,
Superior st. 3t
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SAD 0ccURRENcE.-Mr. John Bricker, Of
Liberty township, the Democratic nominee for
In6rmary Director in Knox County, was acci-
dentalIy killed on Saturday by the running
away of his team. He was thrown under the
wheels of loaded wagon, and his life was
crushed out almost instantly.
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paper 6an9rrs.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIVED THIS
~ DAY. SIX Paper Hzngiugs, at No. 81 Su-
periOrs rect. sepIs NJ. CARSON
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.WTLLIN.ERf GOODS,
At WuOIFSAIE
Builders & Arfbitffts.

BROOKS S. C. & E. w, BUILD
Id Eks A. dnn.f.cfuFeFs u Doors, Blinds Sasa
sr8cksts and al nds Of SerOlSzwlng and G9.hle Soa
Particular atferTi paid fittlng SoIss y
nivisi0n-st Centre Block. ClevelAnd o. nole-e5-
NORLETT & CUBB0N MASTEP
~ BuILpERS Es.sJ PTssDset-sf
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SEWING MACHINE AND EXPE.
~ MENCED OPERATOR can he hired By applying Il
s-nl.LIm Ilas 1 Z SrRnNG AInll.Iann H--n.E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

Verses TO my Little Boy, who took his daily
Nap in his Fathers Rocking Chair.
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We shall quote more from the Register in the
fntnre-
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nlistellaneuus.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH"
"TIME Is MONEY!,
The Quaker Cily Double Threaded Family
SelCiIlg sHachineS.

lIL1 600 q S0O,-II IL HOPED
~ that every wi theselves # this opportu
niy OF seeming oe Of these valuable time Lcath aad
labor saving Aiac'ines
MS aehins Is the very Ia est improvement and Is
aouieiy The very best am Srwias Machine ever Of
The puai-, havl g all h aya u ths old pat
cnts vi ut thsr rgmpi ctted machinery
Il Is simple IA It's uoi0u thai II can be arne
thoroughly n one hour
VII nE
u sew cl1r~e o. q &c work with quail firil ty
V makes elastic stitch thai will nj tip although
every fourth stIff b be
II Is particularly adaptel family 1sfs as will do
more Kinds Of work III other mac 1.-THE make
Inc puhr are invited this MacIIue chea
flmily
ntsrs vi he rere we'd hy the tgenf for Machines to be
dellTeled y EIpress aihlH teu das- Inn ates
Eull and Ip CT directions en- hachIne.
zach Machine Is warrantt d IN perfect order.
n B. The attention Of Merchants and Specuators rener
ally i called To tins Machine.
As the Ageut wishes particularly sell State and County
Rights hls = chance for persons Of employment
oten met with II Is As good investment any MeT
chant can desl as The Sewing MOchne establish
ed, and every family must sooner or later have
This Machine Is now ELhbilion q NOrth's Amhro-
type Rooms Melodeon Hall where Le for few
days sepau6dy W r. FREAR Agent
GEWING MACHINE AND EXPE-
4 DUu NTrHuN an nm urs.us a.
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Change Of Schedule.
E $50 49, 49, 49, -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
EA- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~ssE
EACH WAY OVER ThE ROAD.

ION and after SUNDAY, JULY 1lth, 1883, the Pas
NJ senger Tram will follows:
Leave Nashville daily mt 5 A. NJ. and 2:30 7. NJ.
Arriving IA Chattanooga at2:20 T. VI. and :S5 A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at A. NJ. and eP VI.
Arriving at Nashville at so z. ~ and $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets are sold Nashville to the follow
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The Ticket once IS IN the Passenger pepot, and Is
open hour boIore the starting OF each Train which
Flows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets II is
open at other, uIns Turing the day Passengers
FOR the Eastern cities leave The A. VI. Train,
whch connects throughout with Traius on the other
loads Time 70 Richmond az hours; Washington two
lays; Philadelphia two and hall, and Naw York
hree days. THIS Is the cheapest and best route nom
Nashville To the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on TIA. $50 y. N.
Train arriving ut Menu his IN time connect for New
Orleans, the evening Of the next day, aud 40
through with boats without detention at Memphis.
Those Tor McMinnville sparta, aud B5eFzheba Springs
gave Nashville on the ESQ z. N. Train which con
ects directly at fuahoma with the Train FOR McNnn.
slle. Persons eaying Nc willie IN the morning
krrlye al Nashville at $50 z. NJ w
At Nashville there are boats which leave daily for
mIthlnj, ana connect With osas tor different PLACES
the Ohio und Mississippi rivers also, daily line OF
tages for Louisville, leaving every morning on the
Srrivsl OF the light express
| BY this change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
his connects direct Stevenson With our up aud
own day Trains, causing delay Ia Nashville and
Eastern Passengers, aud one hour gained over th0
srmer schedule going 10 Memphis from Nashville.
{. L. ANDERSON,
II. General Ticket Agent
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\ urther Reduction.

- . - sfi77 ~ s . -
JULY l0TH. 1858.
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville,
In connection with New York Side Wheel and Screw
Steamship Lines, 70
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
New York TO NashviIIe
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Gents Shoes an Caters.
GENTIkIlkN vii ard a good AssOTtnent Of FIN
VI SHOES, and GAiIElls, ot 81 very beet quality,
and At lO~ prices, al Us store VI
JOHN RANA6E
Eau ~ College street
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W. u. CMlLDS ~ CO.'S
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Wafer Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rIsHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Il Tennessee of the above patent about year
and has since introduced IT extensively in various
portions OF the state asks new the attention OF build
ers and the public generally examine It's Superior
ty over other modes Of Roofing.
The material forms a hard aud smooth surface II
imperyious Ia water, elastic and flexible; It will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure Ia IRE.
cheaper than any roof IL the old style, aud am sure
will give better satisfaction durability there
question. II Is the best thing ever Invented FOR
painting Of old leaky tin roofs.
ss- The Cement vii be furnished 10 those AZ q dis
lance with directions for using
ssr COUNTY RIGHTS FoR SALE.
ss- Orders sen; the undersigned through the
Post Once will be promptly attended IN
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
AEcsFrTxc1s AND xAsTxR MECHASIoS ~ NASHVILLE
Mai 4 HERMAN,
Nussrs. HUGHES a SMITH.
COLEMAN a SPAIN.
wM STockEL,
Mr.. II NJ. AkEROYD.
wARREN MOORE,
HOU6B MCCULLOUGH.
: r. MocANN.
Col II l. ANDERSON, n. Co.,
Rev. c II. ELLIOTT,
ID. p. wII.klN,
r. J. AklGS,
ENocH ENSiEy.
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
W. D. shAfARD,
y. WILLARD.
A. v. = iINusiEY,
Gen. WASH. nAlilsfw,
W. II GoiiIioN = 90
JAS. IL. kLSAtICk,
Rector r. u. SMITH, Columbia
NJ A J. DoNl1SoS, D4stis0a csunsys
Col. A. J. FOLK, Mary oounty
- The Nashville i Chattanooga Railroad CtmfA-
AZ have adopted TIA cseHt Coz tas covering u their
cars and other work-
81 csri1acaIas and tess.saoasals from Cincinnati
and ese9 here Shcse Tbs tesaent has been general
for several years, can - exhs6zt-d-
The 4zd sTssnrd has eeca sngascd IA varions nodcs
Il cssasns rssiin AAay years aAltsF. Linssr
lhzs lac lass sSiasd ssas exl~FsrHee AMI kne~isdge
t1slE.g Eaat isaac
have tasis ArFalase - rcssiys ssiscFhnF
imported article u lssAns feiI from EDslsBoS BGo-
raszs, Mes York.
s..napsrs Of Rsaaag 20 be ssea sf oaioe-
J. 7. NATHUkST
o1loe No. Is neaaersk street.
r1aaNfs-su kA.aYrIIR La
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Fresh Arrivals.
BRADSHAW l. RUTLAND
HAVE Just received a fresh stock u BOOTS AND
II SHOkS for the Spring aud ssmInef trade Which
Will be sold AT Low IBucE.
For Ladies.
ladies' Las Cong. Laced tszltrrs, with and without
heels;
LADIES' KID ooAg. a Laced Kid Boots, do. 40;
Slippers, do. do;
White hid anu satin slippers,
:" Enbroidered, Br0a1s and Velvet Slippers
Misses and Children.
Misses Nd and y. boots, ~th and eii1ost heeAi
LzasI Gailers -
=. kid slipPsrsi
Boys Flne Calf 81 and Iesged Boots;
Cor boys and yoalhs wear
FOR Gents.
Gects Extra Calf Pump and stltehod Bootss
:. :. . . oxssrs 10.
Pat. Leather Pump consrSss G-asrs;
IA Ls.ather oxford Tea
Cloth Cotg Caters Aaa Last Ties. aud Calf fzzsGt
Leather snap Sgoes 81 all kiads susisbs ior ths Srns
ana SUInnlef trade. Cal ~ Ne %. Cuhsn ssrvet.
may fl-u hf1Ats-iiA% 4 81 riASD-
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CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class

CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Glass.
fiano tortes, Books, Stationery. Boots Shoes II.
euors, Oils. &c, in bottles Camnhene and spirits rnr
ware, in cases: Clocks Cnnfertinnerias Cote, C,s
Coueryp IN cases, casks, and boxes: Dry Goods An,
boxes and bales I~ugs Fruit Trees and Sl1r,,bbtr,-
inrs, Harden Seeds, Looking Glasses, ard L.oklnr.
Glass plates (at owners rsS:) Oysters in cans ana
lars; saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spaces.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such as specified in First aud
quors, in barrels and Pipes Tobacco in boxes Te,tb
err IN rolls and boxes; OILS in barrels ana rssIs.
iery and Queeasware, IN crates aud casSs; Rice
"Aitihg, raster, Sheet Brass and Copper
Third Class.
Axes, Shoyels, Spades. Sad-Irons Zinc and Tin in
Manila and Cotton COrdage Coffee Heavy C,s,ings'
MIL Gearing Carriage Springs and ANles Railroad
Wheels and Axles, Chairs, Spikes, aad Rosia in bbIs
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other If-bt -
tcles not enumerated: a'sO, Carhoys Of Acids or 9TH
er Chemicals. viii be charged bv sctual y,.;rb, q,
double First Class rates $50 80
EE- No charge for draysce. wharfage or forv,,rd
mg The above rates cover all expenses from New
York r. Nashville ""
re- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville an,
rates. wv
Insurance.
By ne above Lines = per cent. less than nv Pitts.
berg Wheeling, Parkersburg and the ohio River
making difference Of 60 to IS cents per 100 pounds
drv goods.
7 > Road viii not be responsible for any damages
occurring AZ sea
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consirnett IN
Agent Central Railroad, Savannsh Ca
Goo6s Skinned VIA Char eston should De consigned N
Agent south Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
JNiS-u General Agent
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Negroes for sale.

HAVE ,.4ts a aaEnbrr of Ss<roes hand for
{oas ,-servaaI 50, ssyefsl soci ts.,ks. ~ sss,
e. Call soon. M. l. BOYD, ia. :.
ssptlT-d
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Transportation.
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
so CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

IN and after wednes lav, August lsth ls5s the
" Trains viii run as follow - - z ~ -
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A CAR D .

u y u ID u
HAVING sold our entire business 10 Mr.. Alexa-ot e
L Delisser, We wish IN this manner 20 return !
sincere thanks to our friends and customers Tor
liberal patronage hitherto bestowed US, and 10
Lett for our successor a cOntinu aton of the
All debts due TO our late firm will be collected b.
Mr.. Desser or his authorized Agent, who is alonr
empowered to settle the same.
je23 LYONS * co.
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Druggists.
NEW DRUG STORE.
Dn. n. .. wErIs Jso. xSscorzE. A r. JosEs
WELLS. HOOPER & CO., =

IN. n. .. Wells. mo. xSscorzE. A. R. IosD
WELLS, HOOPER & CO.,
oWH0LESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi- H.
calls, Paints, varnishes Oils, 3 ~
Dys-stufns, Brushes Of all SfY
kinds, Perfumery, Fancy ar
ticles, Fine Wines and Ii T~IS
quors, Cfor Medical Purpos- fs.E
es,) Fine Cigars and Tcbac- ElE-NssA'
co, Scotch and Maccaboy -'''-.'-'-.-'--
enuffs, &C.. &C., No. 81 Cedar street,
Nashville, Tennessee,
RE now receiving at their Store a large and gen.
N eral assortment Of Fresh Drugs, &C., for the
GUNNER Trade, embracing everything 10 be called Tor
In Drug Store.
They have also just received large lot OF Pure
White Lead and Snow White Zinc in oil which they
will sell very low for cash Those who wish to dis
Ruise their old domcils by giving them a new dress
would do well 20 give them call. They have all the
various coors, ground in oil generally used by Paint
49,.
Those who want Pure ard Fresh Drugs and Gedis
einss will do well % give them call.
p S-Prescriptions neatly and accurately com
pounded at hours by experienced Prescrptonists.
feb25-u ri PA.
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsmAsA!ssl BooKsn
The United States Benevolent Society for tn
Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge:

rI,HE following is a SCHEDULE OF Property which
l. will be given to Purchasers OF Books the time
o sale by
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gotels, ST.
II d VI = N m o u = e,
RUSSELL VILE, KY aaa
NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.

NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
FT>TIIS and cpmmodious Hotel Is now thoroughly
n furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has added TO the Hotel one OF the
largest and most complete 81 e- -
Fv New stables $3.50
In the State capable of stang $50 horses under the
and supervision OF careful and attentive Osters,
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Alss.
drOvers -tst--t-1 .ft-a -t.l-+ -e- $500 --F
..l A BAR, q
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, has also been
added 10 the Hotel. 80 "a
Thankful for the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the "Forst House" has received since it has been in
charge Of the undersigned, be intends to spare no
pains expense to make it the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky. "a.
Hacks, Buggies and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septl-d4triw1y u. ". MASON.
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
REMOVAL

A DELISSER has removed his stock Of Liquors.
y. Cigars, Tot eco, &c to No. North College st !,
at the old stand OF Mr.. u Dckey, where he will be
pleased 10 see his friends and customers. Lyle
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Notice of Dissolution.

4 GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE AHBG0Tlff.--lh Premium Picture
ts beyond eoniigsrssa tlle nss style 81 llkraese
yet introduced, and slalGS witl.ont rival.
Time cannot change thcBl,
Light cannot fade them,
I4mpness cannot mouid them,
bsst never reach them,
Russ cannot corrude them.
MAIDS as hsresniare by I.AkcoMHE, Corner Of Cherry
and unlon slFeets, sna PAT ap Up Up style East
cru prices.
ss- Made a. no other rooms "a SasAvsIie.
tsa41A-u -. ak ~ ~ 81 sEH
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Notice of Dissolution.

'IfHE partnership exstlng between -, iANfER
Il GID. MALL Enaef the style Of u LANiEk
Co, "a this day dissolved r. Lamar having paTchAs-
Cd Geo h1eli entire nleTvst Ia the late salone
authorized 10 settle ny tie \ LASiER
Mar. IS, 1851 gao. AiZlzII.
So Rcterrng TO the above notice, take great
pleasure II recommending nay fruRcs my iafs
saeiaie Ia besnssa, Ar. u. IAslsF gsatisnlAsa
ese.y Ma ~yfshy " thelr eoaIil a1d patronage.
March -, isSs Go. AlZELL.
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LEAVING NASHVILLE on
Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays.
and Saturdays, ut 10 O'Clock. A. Va.
The new splendid pasSen ger Steamer MINFTONKA
Capt h. AArH"NY. will leave Nashville on Mondays
and Thurs lays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The light draught passenger steamer. CURA Can't
JAMES W. HUNT, viii leave Nashville On Wctnesiays
and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The light-fraught passenger straner BLANCHE
lEh i, Capt JOIN l. BArENAN, viii leave Nashville
ON Iues'ays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. A ~
The above named are first class hght-draught pas-
senger Bn1tS, and they viii leave regularly ON their
appointed DAYS, making connections at Paducah with
the United states Mail packets for the above named
places. For freight passage apply on board or 10
Je22-u A HAMILTON ACEN,
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Nusiness Change.

C,UccEEidSG j. c Harden h The Lumber trade,
- all coEtlnae ths boslness 81 TIE ga siAnd (o
III Eiroafsayl where ! NIL - IlzASei ~ naesi al
ths n4tross 4 my predeeessor sst - ua4ny stAsss
nay fSEor me VIA cal
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answered. Eyes, sir, I am," and Of the same
moment the drop fell, aud her soul was
ushered into the presence Of her God. This
was at precisely half past 10 o'clock, and
after hanging for 38 minutes che was pro-
bounced dead by the physicians and the jury,
aud lowered into q neat coffin. The doors OF
the jail yard were then thrown open, aud the
large and promiscuous crowd who had been
standing outside al! morning, eagerly pressed
In to get glimpse Of her body.
The curiosity Of the multitude having been
gratified, the coffin was closed, placed upon
o wagon and taken, at the instance Of her
brother, to farm near Little Roaring Creek,
where he resides, there 10 be buried by him.
The following gentlemen constituted the
Sherif's jury, TO pronounce upon the death
OF the criminal:
4; @n. n'Soifni g. Mii.r. North Ward, D.nvi'ls.
w. Hancock, South Ward, Dauvilie.
John Leighow, Mahouing.
Guteius Snyder, Valley.
Jacob Sheep, West Hemlock.
John Moore, Liberty.
John Meyer, Derry.
Thos. Flack, Limestone.
Wesley Holdern, Anthony.
f. II. Vought. Maybsrry.
Jesse q. Amuerman, Cooper.
The columbia Guards" and "Montour
Rifles" kept order without the Jail, aud II
number of Deputies inside OF the Jail yard
among the spectators.
Both CLARK and Mrs. Twiggs have now
suffered the penalty of the law for their
crimes, and may God have mercy upon their
souls