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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three OaiIy EraIn4 from Pittsburgh 60
Phfiau alphia.
DRAINS leave Pittsburgh OuOwss hail A. b.; East
Line p. Al; bsl ress Mail $40 z. n
The Express Mail Dams the other two sundays
copied; AlskIug DIRECT CONEECTIONS with ali Trains
from
LeuIs, No, Dubuque Keokuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Rock Island Chicago, liLOis Lexington and
LOuisVille, KY; Teus Hauter Indianapolis and Ia
fayegte. Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
toledo, Cleveland, GAINESVILLE, CresLlIne,
Massli0D and Wooster, ONO. Also
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
aND BIZ POINTS IN TEaE ~ EST.
FAgE As LOW aS BY ANY OIHBR ROUTE.
FsseuZsIs rom the West rely upon this as being The
shoFtest aud most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTihOnE, NkH YORK and al
EaSTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aux.M Passenger Lines, PenHa. Railroad, Phla.
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A WORT ~ THE PUBLICI

A WORI ~ THE PUBLICI
LIAVlNG received he last few dsysa very heavy EddiE
IL tou % our form purchases hatte ourselves that
prepared 1f5f extraordinary Inducements 70
purchases Of
SPRING AND EUMMER DRY GOODS
UurstOck consist Of t.NCT AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
EATS AND CAPS, ayUTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
Ec, which keep constantly hand and Offering
very low prices for and 70 punCuE dealers We have
large and sple did stock Of DUOur d Co.'s Anchor
Brand BOILING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the most favorable Circumstances satisfied
mat sell them much less haH they be purchas
aG elseW there iu Jhe CITY.
IL THE LADIES
particularly. We are ME large aud handsome RssOrt
mont Of rich and ias. buaJle DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, IBBON~- TRIM MINGS. &c.
Purchasers of Dr. Goods will certainly snd their
call and mine Stock and prices
prepared offer bargains any Retail House 10
'ua city.
II Remember ID o. 81 Market street.
fuIy7-G HAEBROOk, New HIaTER & co.
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RgNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AL
BALTIMORE, % HOURSI

RgNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OEIO. ASB
BALTIMORE, % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED IHR0yGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash.
lngJOn can be procured, 70 which 0Out IS We. as 10
Baltimore the Shortest Guu 10 sssr7 re-
speCt the Ost reliable route IL Is toe only by l0l
purchasers OF through 4lcksts 20 A5H UrE e1Gbsl
80 reach the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York al the cost Of Ticket AeF OK only thus en.
abng Business Men ana Travellers for pleasure or af0T-
nation to four Of Ihs principal the Union for
lsss cost taan Can be afforded bT any other route
And it IS the only route by which IhrO1gA Tickets can
De RlchmCnd Norfolk, Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, Charleston Savannah, Macon, Al
,snta Augusta, Berkisy Springs snd Bedford SPRING.
PGsssD gers from NAsHvILLB sEe the stage Coaches Of
artsr B Thomas, steamers on the Cumberland river
10 LOUISVILLE, connecting there with me United States
mail steamers TO Cincinnati, or with the JeerSouvie
RsIlrUad 70 Indianapolis I1d make direct connection Al
Columbus ONO with ths Central Ohio RaIrOad to Wheel.
q whence close connection WIKI lac baltimore and UhIC
RAroad made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, PhIa-
deDhIs ana New ! OK.
"a Passengers holding Through Tickets from Ism.
rhls are transferred a. Cairo TO the OF the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence pa55InS through I5rre
isuJe Indianapolis Dayton G1O As1Ia " Columbus Three
5aily Trans leave Columbus, 10 g. r., $50 /. H. and
.ZP. Ii.
E Trevesrs are requested to notice that while this
me ly sHJTdIng Through Tickets al the Eastern
Cities a the charged by other routes 10 A
FORK gy also the Shortest speedy and direct
20 a the leading points IN tns East Inc distance from
Columbus to Baltimore is only SO miles being about lyy
niles shorter New 0rk than BY OtbsTOuts There
Ers less changes Of Crs by this route, ana consequently
less d8teutIOD, sdsn D. any other.
EI5- The rosa IS Daaslsd with broken stone and ts
snarely Tree from dust
ForiurtherjntornscOa please apply o. p. y RJHSEI
agent Nashville, Tenn.
For through tickets apply in louisville al the Office o.
.as u s. Mai steamers, 81 the JedersouYlie Railroad
dios asin stree. Nm. s. WOUDSIDE,
Master transportation 3. 3 o. Z. T.
JOHN =. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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and pay interest annually on ho baancepo secaTgy being
required but d lien
osr these easy tErms with the view Of placing snug
ana pleasant residence hin the roach of q6v rdusri0us
man who desires IT, and adding 10 tls popuarjgD of the
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Family Servants,

FARM FOR RENT.
w will rent TO a gCed tenant, Ep ercid Farm h
w handsome Improvements, containing from % tn 100
acres, miles iron the city, on the n. & G.. r.
BOYD G. Co.
nov2 No 81 Cherry street
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~ r COENELIUS Agent Tor the sale Of Fisk's Lstr-
W o buted Patent ueIafiC Burial Gases,
prepared attend al funerals heretofore
services may required. Ocea al The PhOHiT WsTsr0CB.
No ~ Spring srees, Cherry Residence Nc. H. r
street, between Spring and Broad.
NIB VIII also attend 70 rec 'NOTWs sTdiDE bodies
&C. ~ notified. lapT-2
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" A. sTREET. 4. L. hing HA. q.
STREET, KING n CO..
a Z { PmGys at la ",


LAND, COLLECTION, AND
" ERA L 4 GENTS,
OMAHA GIFT, NEEEASKA TERRITORY
"A ILL practice Law u the Supreme and Inferior Courts Of
" Nebraska, buy and sell Land Warrants, land
une give special aJen On making selections OF lands
Nebraska for those wishing good and desirable locations,
Vesl Tor distant dealers reasonable terms pay taxes fur
ntsh abstracts of and titles short notice. buy and
sell lands ownots and all kinds Of real estate, and do
GENERAL AGENCY business.
REFERRECRs.
W.E. Gilman Banker, New YORK city.
Couygr5s, Hard hg & Co., Boston, Mass.
e. VbbaTd SnB't n Y. Central Railroad, Albany n. Y.
Gen Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis B. FO9g, Nashville, Ten.
Johnson, Weaver d 50
Or. J. s. Young,
Gov. Hm. B. Campbell, Lebanon "
Hon. Jordou Stokes,
Lucas, Thompson Il co., ST. Louis, No,
MCCiaric, Chittendcn 4 CO., KsOkuk, Iowa.
Wm. r. SEWERS & co., Bankers, OskalOOsa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge q CO., Council Bluffs,
Davis Moody q CO., Chicago, Illinois.
VA. Johnson * CO., New Orleans. Ia. Ju2.tE,
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= HAVE this day sold my in the CITY LIVERY
AND sALB STABLE 70 c. &. Hardy who will stiI
duct The business a. usual. Thankful Just avors re-
dec I0 L. a. HARDY.
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TTROM the subscriber on tbe Istday Of July, 1egft
u Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, ig.t
incbeshgh Is years old and weighs about I30 pounds
He was raised in East Tennessee, near HGMuuvlC lie
vii probably make his way 56ck there J bought bin
from Mr.. Terry Of East Ten1es will give ten dollars
ihes caGghtin my nsghbOrhood twenty-five dollars il
taken out OF the county, fifty dollars II be gets
Tennessee When taken he is % be delivered O. ne, g
sonanel that can get him, DAVID g. LEN
Tvs Saveu miles south of Nashville. Tenn
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LElLANLE LAND NNAR NASHYIILE

LLIhULL- LlhWU NNAh NA8HFI5LE
Fol. SALE
Is suthOTysa to sa and make complete titles to the
1 ;r.Cl Of So upon which the late n P Walker re-
sds1 a1l the upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu.
aled, he Is and stock the place. The place
is suua.sl 0n 3alatn turnpike and is Interested by
Inc SssHr lie Louisville Railroad is near enough to
Nlsnv5 70 It convenient country residence fOE
persons dong sness in the city has as fine spring as
there 10 the te and is susceptible Of divisions into
several lots, eBa Of which would afford beautiful build.
ing situations ltRg the turnpike railrosd. am az.
lh0rssd TO sell entire Tract in body or IN parcels
and On suc1 CT Q as may deem eIpedsut. l shall be
ths place the hrst and second weeks of NoEem-
Der next and receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale Of any ofhs above named real and per.
soual property In the time any person desiring 10
examine llc Pr 3ry do By calling on Ars Agnos
Walker On Ile ce and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 70 1e7 TavlST or Mathew Alien on the place
1r sal-ssscd 20 ct Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
ssyl24-u SAMUEL WILLIAnS Trustee
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AePOseme Oils.
DISTILLED PROM COAL,


(SECURED BY LET E2S PATEET.J
VEROSBNR ILLUHINETED OIL. The light obtsinod
n this OIL exceeds ia brsncy tha any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered is DsEposVe and viii
main limpidin the very cOlcest weather.
The Company the lamps best adapted 70 this
Oil, the Kerosene Lamps manufactured by the following
parties Cornelius G Baker, tlso DyOtt Of Pha
delphia e. v Haug Co., 4s5 Broadway, the Brook
Ign Flint Glass Co. No. 3 Broad Street, MsssTs DetZ Co
l32 William Street. L. MBrCeT 136 Elm Street. and H. Ed
wards, "A Uua1e street. n Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Ofice Of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATIEs On No. Prepared to suite the
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps and s the ordinary
solar nd Hand Lamps and stands e. Ereaa degree OF cold
Spsrm OH and is admirably adapted to Railroad and
steamship use,
hERasENE LuBRICa ING Oils, No 2f3 Superior Luorlcs
viii De found TO posses advantages any Oil in
prepared the reqGiTemenOf Of Railroads and others.
AEEJsEsE BIvNACLE OIL. Prepared expressly Tor Ships
use, aud will be found admirably adapted OF Steam
p War Merchants Vessels, Lake aud River Craft,
and burns al tla Cabin. SaerO0m' CInuaCle, IOrCEste
Lamps, sigma lanterns &c,
IIuuacls Oh viii TeBsa duld ne long best SPERM and
will olEu all ghL without requiring IN be trimmed, and ad
vantage that viii be obvious 10 every Shipmasler.
The kerosene Oils be obtained from the hOcsae Oh
tlauuGTs, Druggists, and GlOCers In New YORK, and
regularly app0iutsa Agents Of 'Ho Company many
s principal Towns and Villages Uf the UniLsd states, the
tlUaGas the Island Of CuGI-
Local Agents pointed U conf iIy with the rules esiab
shed 8T -ae board OF iTastres,J application 20
AtSEEE'S
GENERAL A6ENTs, KFROsEEE Oh 60.
~. 50 Beaver street, n y
N 3. CITcBaTs with fall particulars testimonials, prices
&c. g.. =i be forwarded on application above.
iuHeC-I. a. W.
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EVFRY BODY Read THTs.

GSOMETHIHu tha. viii pay and misake. Wea
~ ofeUug iOr sale mOst beautiful acre umbeTeI Lott
rear the city sl1 cash lhe will pay taxes
property for the ext years; Il the expiration OftwO
the Cate sale, il tht purchaser s not pleased
i.h his bargain, the will give satisfactory
guarantee q pay lie 8I-Ou CsEh Tor ,ho lot.
Apply. L q r W BROWN,
dec Fin Az Cherry Street.
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DOUBLING THE INC0ME OF COTT@R
PLANTERS

PLANT EEaS,
TOAIENFED improvement in IN manufacture ol YayBs
emplo iHz 30 Epo tho crop but aboU- OEefourth IN,
number required o. Tgss it, Az this namheT consisting
children Of siE years age above and wcm-n UNIT l
ploW1Hg pic ing cotton.
an prepared 20 furnish Planters wi this ~ "
COMBINATION OF Ma HINEBY, iDclus We Of the SIN'N
ENGiNE if DoCCssa aely The GIN with Lap append
machine, and he SeQuent M7Chlnes Of the Spin
ming Series, ahd 10 have eli ged Ia the spinning fO"n
the PLANTATION, CouIlets, Vh gTcat disPateh Also con
petent Spinner.
Oneh8f Of the potion II the income u hTs
year, will PAY for the whole m8chueTs ineig
sive oi he Steam Eu 2ire and sp nueTs' Wages
Ny Improvements ia its ruls 10 the Planter, Is zulYa
lent 10 his having purchased Of me PlanaGon7 NegCea
&c, productive ha those he work and WlIe hi
SPINNING interest Will prove his verslon viii be exempt
fro the and snxstos inheTest planting gatbe ing
and bailng up acrop.
Ny TERMs-MEchinery is CASH AETIcLE but for Ecoc ae
CeptaI cangrant reasonable facilities for The sIsl
the PATERT, to be paid each OF th5 lEs
five years. the the yarns bring sinned cOoA
with contract lnsuTBg the payment lh0ud the plantation
change prOl TetOTs.
Proposition from PnteTs ay now Re made, and % kroH
Of the Machinery in their part UsT case, they must not
omit state what has been the UEbeT Oi pounds c the
CTOps-OT how many pounds OF yarn day they ust spin
aprs-wIV GEO g HENRY, Mobile, Ais
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Tennessee PlOw agency.

AViNG been appointed gent for The Tennessee PloW
IL Factory for the southern portion Of the city, WeW
all time keep general OF their different pat
terms on hand for sale a. factory prices for cash.
AcCREA & TERRASs,
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FfAMWOTH STOCK
OF BOOKS, AND STATIONERY,
Watches, JeFeIry, Fancy Goods, &c,

HAVE received gument, direct from New York
and Phade lphia ofthe largest and mOst extensive
Books and stationary, received by any House
n West which authorised by the oOnsguers sell
25 per less than the regular trade sale publishers
price. This stock purchased extremely low prices,
will enable sell them alec reduced prices J
would advise all % want ofaug the above articles call
and examine th.m. sell with during the day phi
vate sale, and sell every night, PLEADING
myself undue advantage shall be at and that all
uces will be sold lneir respective merits Trusting the
patronage literally bestowed upon by my numerous
Reuds and the public generally, my gr Jsful
know gments all past favors Although times
hard i hey anytsue my line, don't forget call
NO. 2s CEDAR STREET. under the Commercial Hute.,
where they viii find hand, al all time.
Ladies respectfully requested 10 call and examine
the stock, before purchasing elsewhere G, FOX
N BThis the only rs Stock received In this city this
Fall, and composed only the but the
bound Books sold iu any market. TnOVll Z. FOX.
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- - 's9E7alf1 eu1BI Iangu0F cOmmneu won
Breathing Paias 10 The Chest and BrUnchtt The Cyso
Oerg COnsumptve's Balm will effect comples eure and
prevent NE llsease Gom becoming confirmed ConsuU-
oh ma cases s lays are dangerous They are so an hun
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

North Market Street, ID door 6sIOw The Square
v GILBER having taken the above stand for number
t beg leave TO Inform the public OF that fact,
them that the house has been newly painted from
basement attic. with and complete furniture through
out Subscriber, knowing full well the need Of first
class modern hotel in Nashville, and being in phRnhropc
mood made every ezerOn up 10 the wants Of
the public, and daters himself he has succeeded. His
table will all times be furnished with the best this and
foreign markets afford, and be pledges himself to make
ybody coneuted and al home who viii favor him with
visit.
carriages and Omuibuses will regularly 20 and from
the ST Nicholas Steamboats, and Railroads. TFusty Por
always in attendance al the depot 70 receive checks for
baggage, thus obyaiing the difficulty Of delay.
h0ards per Gay 81 -
lodg ~
sing siehlss 81
Supper Lodging, and 90
Bre kfast from 6 20 Q O'Clock,
Dinner q 10 -
Supper, 5as
nov 58-dSwIy. J. v. GILBERT Proprietor.
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G. +. HARDY.


CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
On hand number Of choice Horses, Buggies Carriages,
~ &c, which viii be let on reasonable terms. viii
my personal and careful sltsntun the purchase
keeping Of horses buEges, AZ Ny chGrCes shall always
mOdefstsj and BY sio5 attention my business,
hope 10 merit The patronage Of liberal community.
C. Z. HARDY,
No. - College Street,
Dec TO- 81 Immediately below Broad.
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st oI De N.a-L tE-lI. ".. q aueTa' Wages
@ 'IHrF ulis il ls6 IesUIfs the Planter Is Eg.gs
Gent % ms naFE' T1-r me Plantation. Navrres
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Notice

ii7...,.. =, Az -s'v appraised 23jh o.
jan 7-w3te Ror-av
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Eine old VIII!
FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
EAIILIES.

HOsIAs HOPE CO., No. lS2 Chambers street.
'd o5 i5SSSdImPoT'sTs S,daP aRd Dealers @
Wines Finest Old dies Superior Old Jamaica, ST.
Croix and Antigua Kun "a holland GIN, and every variety
OF Fine Imported and nestle Liquors.
Ciampag z ne-EsE Sutaine, Aoet & ChandOn and
Mumm's Imperial Ca 1sl and Verzenay, Heidseick ana
other BFauds.
CiRrst and g. ateTH1eT7Inoluding Chateau Mar
gaUz, Chatesu La6t Ll-oys, Larose, MaTg&ux and ST.
Sglien, Chaieau and sut seuterRes.
FlOCH yFines -oi JohnsnnesbeTgsr, Ma cobrunner
Rgdesbemer HOck lei 1eT, Sparkling Ock and AOsele.
choicest varieties, ElsgEnts, Regalias
Conchas, OreFss, Pressed and COmmunes
Foreign Fruits-of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds
PTUues, sc.
. cas- and CofGees-al of the finest qualities.
EEans ard TOnEues-B Burlington, Virginia and
WasIphalia Ila.as, smOked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen BWIter-In FirEns Tubs ard Stone Jars.
Foreign PiCkeIs-Sauces, Cstsups, sardines, Ca
peTs, Olives, &c.
Preserve and West India and Domestic. And
full and gsIrrs. assortment Of every variety Of FINE
GRDCNREa lmarh6. l57-dly.
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ProCIan1ati0n.
$4,000 Reward
FOR
GRMUHTr MEREDITH !
PROCLAMATION

THE undersigned will give the above the ap
preheBsOH and delivery 90 the Jsilor Of Franklin
ty nnessee, OF SAMUEL MEREDITH, who murde red II.
F. Robertson, the town Of Winchester Tennessee, the
evening The 2lh DeCembsr, and has 6su parts unknOWB
said Meredith is from . Go 80 years old; six feet
high te- hin-yssgsd, high forehead; light blue eye,
large DuI Of augud expressions good many
wrinkles the eyes for bis age; comp rather
-auw; 10. hajT but thn his head had many whskers
all his face except on the upper lip, whskeTs thin
each side Of his lace, and ashy color his chin;
his rather slow; has down look his lips usual
compressed. out when conversation pleasant smiles
easily shows fac Of t much and self
possess. u brick mason BY trade; Cd black mole
skin perhaps since he lett has I hs hair and
WhIskeTs.
CLARINDA F. ROBERTSON,
DAVID F. ROBERTSON
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WINCHESTER, Tenn, Dec. ss, II 1857.

The New Orleans Delta Charleston Eercu~y Richmond
Enquirer ~ Louis Republican AMI Democrat, Mobile .yg
tser, Memphis Appeal, L0uIsvile J0urHa Montgomery
AdveI,-ef, sill publish the foregoing two =reks, and
forward ChlFgrs u his office TiauI-l
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ron RENT OR SALE,
Fashionable Dancing Academy

MONS. J. A. PINGUELT.
u DBSPECTFULLY informs his patrons and friends, q
II that be has returned 20 the City that he will ~
OHeu his Academy his IsI on SATURDAY oGIO- -
BER I7TH, I557, at ; o'clock, p NJ. SasA
Days and Hours Of Tuition, Friday a. O'Clock, p. ".
Ind Saturdays Of 9 o'clock, 4. b., and 3 PM
Among the Dances lately received from Tars, be
will the and fash Ousbs ANCERrS q ia -
HELG.E, as danced in the principal Eastern Liugs-
Thankful for the liberal Patronage heretofore eTinU
dsd 70 him. Mons 2, respectfully sucs CuDtu uGuCe q
theEams. OCfIl-u
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morris g STRATTON,

- HOLESALE GROCERS,
3 UCIION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO, IL Market street, Nashville.
ARlAG made arrangements by which will be TeceiF
Ii ing large and fresh supplies Of Grocery every DAYS
Fe will hereafter have regular sales every "WEDNESDAY
no rnIng. Ldecl0L BaLa NORRIS & STRATTON.
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NEW GOODS!

IA are this morni receiving opening desirable
W Let OF Goods adapted 70 tho WINTER SAILS, e1I-
BLUB COAT BLANKETS, Extra Fine,
Medium
Low Priced
COLOBBu" Superior.
Medium
NEGRO BLANKETS, Heavy.
WOOL COMFORTS, an sizes;
BUCK GLOVES
WOOL.
pRINTS-neIt small figures
PATENT THREADS;
HEAVYSATINt st. JEANS. &C. &c
These goods having delE Hed on board the "hey
Stone Stats,' for several months will them aL
very low figures, rather than carry them over
nov. u MORGAN, PLUHIEh, COOKE s. Co
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va " IA ~ utIH 'HsENH UEIusEu -
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
IN JONES' NEW BLOCK. BAY ST
Gstsly occupied by John IngersoI, Eso.
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Whiskeys &c.

1 OOO BARRELS Julius h. Smiths "1isseys
1 IsOOO 500 50 CheuOweths o.
500 Barrels Old Bourbon and Rye
$50 Boxes Pine Brandies, q dOz eaCh)
s,oro and for sale BY " 3 GORDON & CO.
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INOR sae one OF the largest and finest Of
the state. Also excellent match Of family CErnaEs
a0rses able work horse. few thorough bred colts
Glles or approved breed. Also few heil5rs aud
bulls Of the best nils stock
-suugltd ". g. HARDING.
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Notice.

Dec lber The I4tn is57. S ] GEO3
nsas5-a & -p-slteBf By LErr i
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NUMBER one woman, we'll qualified Es Cook, washer
a ami Ironer, aud good House servant generally with
BOYD & co,
dee 2-tf 10 50, Cherry rif--i
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Freight on the Savannah River.

IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Freight on the Savannah River.
IRIS Company being well provided with light
drau ght steamers, the ". u. STARK, 400 49,
togs drawing iuchssan RANDOLPH with bOaIs,
can give despatch al goods consigned to heir care and
will and ward, free O commission Address
care ron Steamboat OImpaHy.
" g. iABK, President.
J. B. GUIEU, Agent Augusta
). N LAFFITEA U, AGENT Savannah.
freight on Wheat Savannah, per bushsE Corn,
per bushr Flour 20 cents per barrel Cotton, 50
cents per bale. nov %.
1851. UNION LINE. 1858.
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Regular new Orleans and Nashville Packets.
The steamer JOSEPHINE S4VAGE, 1900 tons,
Captain o. W. DAVIS.
The staunch steamer T.. no OWARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
The steamer CUABERLAND, 600 tons,
Captain WM. DURRETT.
These steamers stand Mol. The SAVAsE boDg entire
Iy The Howard having been thoroughly oveThaued
and palt inspection, will ready the drt Of
10 commence their regular trips above Capt B. Duheld
experienced Agen', will reside New OTesUs and give
prompt attention 10 all orders by these
The undersigned will give their attention al Nashville 70
orders all intermediate landings the Cumberland
and Ohio rivers.
4: 4. HAHiEFds. Il ii4EE5s:N' Agents
Cct2I -5m.
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n quenCe Of which, wish all cash balances du
paid without delay, and promise hereafter, motif
acc Ig BENZ 2 SHIELDS.
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STORE ROOMS
large and egecl#T aatef 5 our purposs. We have
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For Sale.

a No Servant we'll qualified house woman, good was
"A or and i1onsI, and good Cook. Ne i1cumJrance-
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WARE ROUSE AND STORAGE ROOM


THE underrigned has extra stoage Room, we'll located
4 for Rent
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