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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
WOOL CARDING
And SDixa1ai1a=

-3AIANA aSI0lnh11AS =.
VIE undersigned having removed his eSiab-
Il liShment from Steubenville to Racine
Nleigs County, Ohio, where he expects TO re-
MAN permanently, and will be ready in a
sholt time TO do
CARDlNG AND SPINNING
at The shortest notice and best manner. He
viii also be prepared to make Rolls, wbicb
VIII be manufactured TO the satisfaction of
customers; al of which viii lie done at mod
elate prices.
Having the best machinery, and many years
eApctishce III the business, he natters himsel f
that he can do as good work as anv oiI,er
establishment i'll the Western country He is
determined, by strict attention to business
ana inIr dealing, 10 merit a share of public
patronage.
May ~, ISJ9-aO-3ms THOMAS EcAN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

THE ROD oV THE OrPREssoR.-OAiee-
holdIa9 IN Washington must be SPECIES
OF Pc''lical and personal slavery, when
Jacobn clubs are established to see how
man may vote. Read the following from
tne Washington correspondent Of the
Iennsylvanian:
The election b progressing quietly
sud the prospect is that Col. Benet viii
not only beat his competitor. but tbat he
VIII distance him. There will be heavy
poll aud every Democrat is at his post.2
There are always few fsby Democrats
that vote with the opposition. Il st,Jct
f0otrh sg'tl he Kept to-d"y. ohd every man
iear1'ea G]"t SG'tageTs 'JatiS 10 cos,4e s9uo,.e
"A, 10 ths J0tk."
Shame on sich watching and tyranry
as this. IL Is unwofIly fee government.
er fIeo men. - On Ilnc5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

'Scipio--J. NJ. Cooper.
(Ji0nGc--C. +. Stuart.

'Seipio--J. NJ. Cooper.
0'oHGC--C. +. Stuart.
t"IH"dia--Jeremiah Carpenter
ECJOri- Samuel Miller.
The above Committees are requested TO
make every possible effort in their respect
NO Townships, to secure members lor the
Association. (rermS Of membership
Males sign the Constitution and pay one
dollar; females pay my cents and sign the
same.) These Committees are also re
Tuested 20 report all money and names
winch may be collected, to the Erecutiye
committee of the Association, which will
meet vt the Central School House, Satur-
DAY, July GAth, 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
SIaRhsIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of two orders of sa (; me dirAct,,.
- from the Court Of Common Pleas Of H,.ips
County, will offer for sale al the door of The;
Court house in Pomeroy, at public outcrv, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of July, 1855,
at 10 O'clock. A. NJ, Of sad day, the rolInw-
ing described Ian Is, to.wit: A loi of land lvr,rs
IN Sutton Township, in Meigs County, an,.
IN New Winchester, the premises being lie
same that were conveyed TO Thomas L. CohlS
by enben SaIser and wife, by their deed ng
The date OF 10Th day of February, 1855, artr
known ~ the store lot; appraised at $500
Also, anothcy lot, described llFus. BEGINNING
at stake on tire north side Of Third street,
add north of q he north corner Oi lot nun,b.r
s'Xty-two, in Syracuse, in said cuttoa Town-
ship; then north one hundred feet: then wcSL
sixty ieet; then south one hundred feet, fu
SAID third street; then east tO the place Of h,.-
ginning, being the same lot bought by Thagp-
as u. CobbS Of Amos Qurlen, and on whiciy
said Cobbs built tame house; epprsisei ut
500.
Also, lot r,lTI5er twenty, IN SsH town OF
Syracuse, appraised at So, and SOLD as Ii,..
property Of Thomas u, CollbS az tho surs Of
Stevenson, Bowen u NeSur H., and Burnett,
SaSton 0lrd SwcaIlngen. }. V.SMlTH,
SheriI Meigs County.
June g, 1858 --22-It-S2 IS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

-G1'T The County Convention on SaIur.
day last appointed II, ii Swallow, r. r.
Hudson. aud G. Russell, delegates, and G.
Grant Josiah Simpson, and j. +. Brown,
"lternates. to the Republican State Con-
ventlon which meets at Columbus, on the
18th of July. for the nomination of State
Officers. We did not receive the proceed
iags in time for publication in this weeks
paper
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
STEPHEN &c. HUNTER
PA IINT
Rotary Harvester
COMBINED MOWER & REAPER.

AM now manufacturing Uun!crs new
Il Rotary Moving Machine and Harvester.
This machine works admirably in every re-
SpSct' and IS Snpersedlng all other machines
~ the State of New York, and in all other
places where 1t has been introduced.
is rotary motion gives accelerated velocity
to It's cutters, enabling it to cut smooth and
easy. The firgcr racks being connected by
hinge, allows ii 10 adjust itself 10 uneven
surfaces; 1t is without side draft, and entirely
lee from cloggng; ii requires less power and
less managing; il can run slow or fast, around
corner or on straight line. The cutters
are well guarded from stones, and can be set
instantly for high or low grass. 1t is CON
structed entirely of iron.
Persons are invited to call and exam he be-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
All orders promptly attended to.
}. W. G. STACKPOLE.
POmeIoy. o Nav s.. 1886
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

A BBUT1"S PATENT UPSETTING MA
IA CHINE, and large assortment Of Cook
lg Stoves, for coal or wood, and Stoves for
dwelling houses or stores; House Crates, with
'or without fronts: Longs PateRt, and the
Patent Lever Ploughs, right OF eft-hsnd;
Plough points OF every description ever used
in this county; Crate Bars, Tor BOILERS, d C. =,
constantly on hand.
Every variety OF Iron and Brass work used
IN salt making, and in the coal business, En-
gines OF superior strength and finish, for
steamboats,, griStmlls and .sawmilIs; Crauks,
Gu1seons, SpIndlcS, Shafts, PulleyS, Spur
aud Bevel heels, all Of the lareSt and most
improved patterns, manu- factuIed at short no.
tlce.
Machinery OF all kinds repaired with
Wrought or Cast Iron and Brass
J. w. G.. STACKPOLE.
N. B.-Slx Sawmill Engines, of different
patterns, and one Lever Engine, iiInch bore,
"a feet stroke, now on hand and fer sale, low
Tor cash or approved short paper.
Pomcroy, April o. ISjS-I4tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
WOOL CARDING.

SI1VERS CG STAEFORD
II AVlNG pureh lSed the Carding machine
IL formerly owned by jenkins &Pot,on. ON
sugar Run. renewed the Cards aud fitted mn
inc machine ~ good order, are now prepared
10 execute all work entrusted 10 them. ON
short notice and IN an excellent manner.
MIR. G. KEPLER,
An experienced and well-known workman
has been employed TO superintend the ma
chine.
IEhhS-FIvc CENTS per pound One H.
oi clean grcaS1 wIlI be required for every
Sevrm lbs. Ui wool. Gldin taken for CarJin"
II dclivefed ON or before taking the wool away.
STlVERS " STAFFORD.
Cash raid for Grain at all times,
POIntrUY. Apui ~ --Ib 3u
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DRUG STORE
7 A. ID. SEEBOEsNI, Agent

FRONT STREET, POMEROY, ONO.
w liOLESA LIZ AMI retail dealer in Drugs
" MediclneS, CnenIlca!S, fine ruilrt f;nnps
fine Hair al i Tooth Brn.hrs, Pcrl,,,ur,y,
Pants Oils, VarnISheS, Dyestulla, Suun aud
Cigars.
Fancy aud Toilet articles; pure Wine; and
Liquors, for medical uses; Garden Seeds
FrusSeS and Shoulder braces.
FhySIclahS' Prescriptions carefully com
pounded, and all orders correctly n answered.
Medicines warranted genuine, and of he best
quality. May II, IS5S.--lO Gm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

~ LI"Il Siiect, Eurh ~ SuliiFs SIS -
~ Sjfe. hyii!s hilaseif ia re.l,.,n, IS 10 "a
"'l Ohbh tl,i,4s, ~ lbs H'ost subS,a anfi,t
n'nnrr. LEW u alac iuv..s, IbciaI an. 4.
y CiH2CliaS. Lt-2 ;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

Eor SSS1o ChOaL.
4 FlHSP RATE Doubl, Cardiur Machine.
n partly worn, and a Sraye Machire and
lontef. lnqI?iTe OF The SuLss fiber, at IJar,!
ior Guy. Va, OF fsaac Glrlt0n, Syracuse, q. d.
IL ~ jni+ D.. l.. STARE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
MElGS COUNTY TELEGRAPH.
POMEROY.O

1 ,U.,IN " - --'---'a '=---
:! ESDAf .::::;::;;:::::::::::;::;::::JUNE 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
LEGAL MOTICEA.

NIRCuTr COURT OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
~ Err the county Il Washing,ou.-Jchn a. Bailey, A. o.
n. his wife, against Mary Curtis George Curtis, Susan Ed
geron, Robert Hunter Curtis Fowler, stephen Fowler
sumn H. Fowler Frances d. Fowler Gilbert and hsry his
WIFE The widow and heirs OF Kdwsrd Curtis dscessed AID
the several children whose uptnown OF hs bro
Their Joseph W. Cur deceased other OF he heirs law OF
said Edw ard Curtis and David IIall-fn Crsneey The
sompainsns the owners OF square No Oil In the city "
Washington that said Hall their and hav
came September a. hai year represented
painans that he had sold The same 70 said Edward Curtis
and they believing the 70 be right confirmed the same
have recently discovered that the time Of SD pretended
sale aid Curtis underwood and agreed between aim
and ssid Hall that the latter was be half interested IN said
sod: that aid Laura " Moore minor at The time she
he sad deed that sad Edward Curtis hath departed
HAD his widow and heirs At law W whom the said agree
men between sd Hall and their ancestor, In relation 70 the
division Of sad The proceeds profits thereof
well known. hat said heirs and said Hall have recently o.
aid squnre their interest therein for sale and the
ssd bill charges that he said sale % said aud
upon them and he object Il the btu b 10 have the and
Offering return the purchase money which paid
them and nteres thereon and The since paid and for
asmuch As All the Defendants aboyenamed except SAID Han
and the other heirs of said Edward Curtis unknown
pansns reside Of this District Of Columbia and beyond
The jurisdiction o the Court Il a. therefore, this lth day of
December 1881 ordered that notice of the Substance and oh
ject OF bll be given non resident defendants
sbovenamed and 10 the unknown heirs OF said Edward Cur
ts by causing copy Of this order 70 be published IN the
IN the city of New YORK warning the said defendants and
known heirs N In the Circuit Court Of the Dsc, Of
Columbia in person or BY solicitor at hs rules " be held for
FIRST Monday Of May 1888 and the said bill otherwise
that the same will be ken for confessed against hethe
FIRST o. such advertisements, N be inserted At
week for successive weeks In said newspapers ny
order Of The Court Test, JNo. A. SMITH. CLERK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
sEGARs.

- domestic and German from ~ 10 SO per Pur-
chasers seeking for bargains invited examine
N. B-Cash advances made segars any amount
o. CHEEKS. ~ broadway
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ITASTFn-A SITUATION As COOK. BY Ay FEG.
w hs1woman. can maze puldi1cs no pee, is Willing D
as ~ n the sasb ard i-1rinF Has objection g.
sbr sarce DO te .ounrg. Flease fuTc Tor Two lays o,
htjs Fb o.. rear building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
AETROIARY.


q CLAIRvoYASTs LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. ~
you wish 10 ult the best seeing cairvoyant and
healing medium in America, you must call upon Mrs
HAYES, 63 Rroome street between Elizabeth and Mott
stree Fee, ladies fifty cents. Satisfaction given.
1TG vARICK sTREYT-HADANu MAR HAS A
ItO study connected with phrsnoey which enables her
oen yontSge .hrseter and eircumssnes whs, ehsnges
before S0v whom you will marry find sbsent friends
and every eveut Of life She 10 assisted by nadame de uore
The most wonderful healing clarvoysnt In the world se de
scrbes disease durable turns hair
" tie original color This n humbug They ssonsh All
visit them.
A sTROLOGy.-MADAMF LANE CAN BE CONSULTED
events Of NE ~ 04 Elirsbeb street Grand Ladies' Is
gentlemen 80 cents She causes speedy marriages
A woNDER.-THE CELEBRATED Gypsy PIANIST
IA will continue 10 reveal the past, present and future
events of life with unerrnr certainty Fee 80 cents The
gypsy has secret which Will speedy marriages No.
81 Sullivan street near Broome
MADAME 1EBoNDx THIS WONDERFUL AND MOST
wi accomplished lsdfss stopping Al l69 Duane street
where che will show ladies their intended hus
bands entlemen heir wives. Fee, ladies' and
gentlemen 80 cent? y. B--cbe has lust arrived FROM
France.
miss A. W aNOw, rHE Cfn,gBR krfzp BUHNrss
M earv0yant rnay be CONSUMED al her residence 20
street room No second hOOr she will hnd absent
friends Zoe stolen goods advise busDess give
deneatons % character, ~.
NOTTCr-MRs. FLFURy. NO. 263 BRoONE STREET.
~ gives tue Information IN 81 evert e life nv the ia
If he p bets. answers questions business 4rrage,
absent friends. &c, BY magnetism. she speaks french
Engsh and German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
SPORTING.

TwIERE WILL BIZ GRAND PIGEON MATCH AT THE
Il sporsmans Arms, Ninth street, near Third avenue,
Brooklyn, Thursday Jan ~ for 500 each 10 put
$50 Said match Is made by two o. The greatest shots IN the
counryMr Tomnson and Mr. Turner The lovers Of good
sport bad better be hand this will he the greatest match
~ the Immediately after he above match there will
srand sweepstakes splendid moose deer two years
old, the hner ever seen In he country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

AT RENvILLE's ROOMS 36c BROADWAY, BOOK
"A Keeping arithmetic thoroughly taught upon very
favorable terms Each student is separately and carefully
ledge impaired 70 him. Open day and evening.
A GRADUATE OF NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY,
"A who thorough French scholar, would like 70 give
private In Latin French Address j. b. Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN wNrEP ARhANGrsENT
Commencing "Wednesday, January q. iSse
Trains leave The depot corner q white and Centre sresS
New York, 81
1904 Nsl, for Albany stopping q, williams r'es, AM
al stations prih.
s2qP " Express, for Albany, stopping At the prncpa
stations only
CTS r. sFor White Plains stopping a, ali Intermediate
stations.
rrsps nve he depot Of Twenty sixth stree. snt
sltA NJ For wnlamsbridge stopping q, all inerrseca'
stations.
1870 A. " White Plains DO 40
2s0P. " Willamahridre. do d..
SoP NJ Millerou, stopping At wnhamsbriige aud al IN
tesmedate stations north.
BOP. VI. WiHamslridre 40 90
Re'nrniIr trains Ieave Albany ilr New York a.
I45 A. W. VAL stopping at ~ stations north NJ ard a
William shridas.
345P NJ Express sorcirg al Principal saii1ua My
al. :. CAAPBELLs sap erntenGe<h
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

uunsor RIVER RAILRoAD.-ExPREss rRtfp
for Albany and Troy stopping at prnc al sstr
reetirg with Wescern and Northern gsins, leave San a
ssrset at sso and iso A. NJ, and .s5P ".
--'o- A y aMITH onrerlnter Osnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

ID BARNETT AND T. HEALYs DANCING ACADR
N. mics IN New York And Brookiyn-The s.sh hop on
Tuesday svenin jan g. Days and evenings OF tsisn In
New York ruerdAys and Fridays and in Brooklyn. In
frankn Building l6 Orange street. Fulton DAYS and
evenings tuition Wednesdays and Saturdays Afternoon
glasses from TO o. evening do for isdie- from W Q; for
gentlemen, from tos Ball room practice from 70 IL
o'clock.
E.ssrs b. H.s grand complimentary ball comes on on
The 2h Of January 1884 the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway
hekes be obtained At The academies or Of the pupnA
WI. HlNCHMAN, II; Bieecker street., Chairman
r. ALsrRrsos, Baltic street. Treasurer.
STAFFORD CRoos, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. No 800 Broadway, New York;
No. l3I Montague place. Brooklyn
Glasses now open for the reception Of pupils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

WATCHES, yEWEIRY, sc.
WATCTEs AND JEwELRY
w VERY Low
The subscriber IL selling descriptions Of god and silver
watches and ievelry At less than usual prices
Diamond finger rings
ladies bracelets
Earrings and pins.
Ladies' gold ctatelane chains,
- Genlemen's gold ves chains,
Pure gold wedding rings,
Seal rings.
Keys and seals
Sleeve buttons and studs,
Gold speciaoles and eye rasses,
Gold pencils and pens,
Gold necklaces and crosses
Gold thmblee,
Gold iockets I, 2 3 A 9 glasses,
Silver fruit knives, poremOnnaes and napkin rings
Gentlemen's .rarf pins
GEORGE c. ALLEN,
Importer OF watches and jewelry wholesale and retail
II wall street. second floor, Broadway.
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| AsTRoIoGy.-MADAMK LANE CAN RI CONSULTED
n about love and absent friends she tells AL hs
Of Ws ~ O4 Elizabeth street Grand Ladies' IS
gentlemen 80 cents. she speedy marriages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

&1 WRITING CLASSES, BooKKEEPINg. ARIIE
1l. metic kc.-SlO, at PAINES commercial academies
81 Bwery New York and rs Fulton street. Brooklyn
From True Reformer Lowell Mr. Paine Is the best teache
in this city, 90 and his specimens they really CT
rosity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

yITANTEp-A SITUATION, By RESPECTABLE
w Young woman first rate cook and baker. Best OF
city reference required Can be for days at lo7
Ess 10Th ST.
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raNn FOR SALE.

ETNE subscriber offers for sale seventy acres ofsnd the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville adj
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The equal the BEST with abundonee o excel
lent falling waeT with the most beautiful building Ute
the country and the midst Of the fnet ghborhood
America. apnA NATHANIEL BAXTER
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MEMPHIs HAEEs,
mETPHIN CouRNE.


The Races over the Memphis Course viii
commence on TUESDAY October 183 1858,
and continue fiVednYs.- e--.I ,.t --..-.
The sweepstakes have elosa with he following entries
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY,, October lgThs ~ aLKER STAKE
for thTes Ods, $40 entancss $50 Forfeit bile
PettiErew's Priam; dam by CbsTasr
D Mn Casg enter Pot Sos ysas old h Glencoe; dam IN.
James l. Bradley chestnut fT mp Glencoe d.
imp. Glencoe; dam Brown Kiiy, ly Br1sin zssrn =
WE Harper names Henplani 0it colt - imp York
g. Moore names chestnut GA ~ imp GlsBus dam Belle.
~ Rrfnk- @ s A3 Chestnut y lhrd Bs.on aam sally JoEes
james Jackson names chestnut colt Socks bv frort5 t
dam by imp Ainder5y Also black con ~ T0ung b A6ioE
dam Lilac by imp. Isyiathan.
Roundtree Laura Williams By imp Gsneoss dara
Jane watson Also chestnut hey By Albion; dam, Eudora
s4aE BAIVJSekey club Purse s6Oo Three mile heats.
dash Of OF one nile, 500 entrance $50 forfeit
Of sally Morgan hy imported Emancipation.
W. p Harper Ranss two Old colt By Lexington, ou Of
W. Che4tha year old chestnut colt By elsnoo,
dam sonora Love BY Leyathan.
III odom names bay hey BY Al6on dam' Sovereign
james Jackson names chestnut h Fanny Bugg, BY imp Am
w Koundies names chestnut colt by EpailOu dam by lp
SANE DAY JOCKEY Club Pure $500 mile heats. s.3us
THlRD DAY, THURsDaT, October sl--The ~HARPER
STAKE for three year olds. Two nile hsa s10o enanrs;
james Bradley names hay hy Des Chiss by imp sis.
ooes dam, Brown Kitty hy Birmingham
D. NJ N Calgy name Pots-os By Glencoe; dan, imported
Gill & Blythe black colt HiaWatha, Albion.
Wagner Also, KY Dean boy hlley b. Al0n Geucos
W. koundtrea names Laura Willams b. Glencoe; dam,
Watson. Also, chestnut hley by Albion; dam, Eudora.
james jackson brown hiey Efy Byunm Glencna:
dam, Othelio. Also black colt Msrk Young, BY Ablon da
Liack
Tom Moore hay alley By imported shamrock, he dam
Little Corporal Also, chestnut geding By third boston, dam
Sally Jones.
W. T. Harper names HsnplAnd, By imported Yorkshro dam
Blinkey BY Muckle John.
FOURTH DAY, RsIDaT, October sJOeksy Clab Pur 500
Two mile heats.
TIFTH pay, SATURDAY, October zs-Joessy Club Pure
s100o. Four mile heats
R 'Walk Over the above course entities the horssto hs
aug2I WM. ROUNDTREE, PropHssor.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,



Esa zssis5.sfsaE isss-..sai. zsss aEt-5stZ
TEyE Great Central Route connecting Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern Stgt5, by con
tnuous Railway direct This road also Pittsburg
with daily lines OF an psrts the Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and ssndusy with all ports the
Northwestern Lakes; masking the diTec, and Fcli-
ia0ute by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from the
JT6gg West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADEuPITIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-Bo0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods lin - ,oou
bOXes,) Furs, Feathers, &c, ( ~ - w. ID
SH'Vfg 5o5 ~ 5l ii,r S2a s9Ry Dry Coo per lOOB
PoS N br5 Iioos I1ss bacon ana SOC per IOOB
aeStj5 Lard s lr6 5 lon' ana I0IA 4Oo per lOOB
ElOur--75cts per l5l. until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs until further notice.
COtt0nS2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs weight, until fur
tier notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East OF Phadepha
r particular to marx package Eia. Philadelphia RUro1d
All Goods consigned 20 tie gents Of this Railroad Pade
pha Pittsburg viii he forwarded without detention.
ERElGHT AaESTs-Harris, Wormlcy & Co., Memphis Tenn.
r. f. Sa Co, ST. Louis; j. S. Mitchell SON. Evansville,
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdock, aud Garter & Jegett
Louisville, KY; r. c. Medrum, Madison Indiana sprnman
Brown, and Irwin & Co, CHcinnat n. W. Graham & Co,
Evansville, OhOi Leach & Co.. No 81 Kby slree, Boston,
Lech & Co. Ass0r House, New lorki No. l. William street,
aud No Battery Place. Nes York. f. J. Sneer Philadelphia;
MagreT Koon Bsmorci Geo c. Franciscus, Pittsburg
II. II. HOUSTON, GsRerzt F1eigAt -AgsR{, IhH'a.
HI LOMBAERT, SaD'f,, At00Ra, Penn.
april, Jo-u
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1858. FALL TRADE. 1853.
AZ 1I1E 6hR 10R6 MILLINERY EMPORIUM

% UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TIM
MRS. DOX LIE respectfully announces to the ladies T
Iyk Of Nashville State Of Tennessee and adjoining q -
staes that she will receive in few days, from New York, w
the largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETs as we'll as the cheapest brought this city. in
part follows
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
l50O Ladies and Misses Brown and White LeghOrn BoOmers
styles;
500 cheniel Fancy Buge Mareeau Plain Flower Head
Dresses;
500 LADIES' Dress Caps:
l5O0 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal sp-
pOintments
1500 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new styles;
$50 Boxes White, Red and colOred Pumes
EMBROIDEklES such Collars, Sleeves Handkerchief
sets Bands Edgings, Chdrens Robes Waists and Capes
large lot OF Patent skirts and Oorse Cloth Csas Of the
popular styles kurs in great quantity, all the way from the
Rocky Mountains
u rod Bonnets renovated and retrimmed in No. stylel
aug15d MRS DOYLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-31
FIVE EIuNnRED pOLLARs RENvARD.

SHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee: To
all who shall these presentsgreting Whereas it
been made that certain F.NW. BURTON, charg
ed with having committed the offence Of embezzlement and
fed from justice, and is running at large:
Now, therefore, Ihsm G.. Harris Governor as aforesaid by
virtue Of the power authority in vested hereby ODER
reward Of $500 any person persons may apprehend
the said r n. W. Burton, and deliver him to Sheriff
Of county Of Davidson, order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony Whereof I have heeunto my hand and
caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed Nash
- vile, the 3lst day Of May, 1858.
IsHAM G. HARRIS
By the Governor:
J. z. R, RAY Secretary Of State