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SALESMAN WANTED
In a New York Fancy Goods

In n New York Fancy Goods House,
TEVO person who has Travelled either for Wholesale Boot and
Shoe Grocery Dry Goods House. and bring satsac
tory letters from employer, the OK
influence and other quafclonsO such person good induce
ments will be offered by the advertisers
Address B. & NJ, box 1879, Post Office, New York.
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Daily Line U. s. Mail Packets.
FROM
Nashville to Memphis, 81. Louis and Louis

V1hAes
Steamer MnRetonka every Monday 70 o'clock.
do sae West, n. Corbett, Master, leaves every Tues
dag at 4, ?. NJ
do Cuba, leaves every Wednesday at - O'Clock.
do Minnetonka, leaves every Friday at y O'Clock.
do NJ, Runyan, Jas Miller, Master leaves every Sat
day at 4. p NJ.
do Cuha, leaves every Saturdayat Il O'Clock.
These fine and vore passenger packets under contract
the United st Mall and passengers rely them
leaving puneaI They viii give through tickets 10 the above
named places, and viii Paduch with the splendid Uni
ted States mail steamers Alvin Adams southerner aud Moses
McCieIand. A. HAMILTON, agent.
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NOTICE-g5O uEWARD.

- UNAWAY from the subsar.ber living the Tunnefs
& Franklin county, Tenu the Isl day o. Last NAY ore
negro boy Jim. Large size, dark copper o1or. about 90
years old, weighing about 30 pounds. VIII give Fly dollars
for apprehension said boy the Jail any county IN his
State delivery Perhaps may be making his wa
free STATE has gee papers forged. This Nov 5i 1888
poFG-tH1ms J, Q. MONTGOMERY,
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PUBLIC SALE
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, FOdders Hay. &c.s
SITUATED NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAuRokD, AT
ANrIocH DEPor. EIGHT ME FaoM rHE CITY
ON Friday, ION of Decemb,

On Friday 10th of December. 1858,
nN the premises viii sell to the highest bidder that valuable
tract Of land Of the late Charles Hays owned
and occupied by james v Hays, containing acres in
euding the splendid Mansion, about so cleared acres
splendid timber with several neYerng springs q freestone
water The Timber has been carefully preserved
thick and heavy the ground The Mansion
superb brick building, containing eight good rooms, double
porch, closing with lattice work and airy walk 20
wide and eighty feet long, extending from the main building
the cooking room, neatly covered and enclosed with
work; servants rooms, smoke house, and adehoue all Of
brick. The yard embraces Of acres enclosed
with superb brick fence topped oT with
wood frame work. neatly painted first spring house, good
stables, barns hhpond stored with fish, and excellent
house, good peach and apple orchards Fences mostly cellar
plank and post or cedar rails.
After the above sale will sell about 80 Acres or
less Of the tract owned by VIM Rounree
been subdvided into tracts containing from IL u
These lands Of the finest quality and susceptible high
est state Of cultivation, being we'll watered by the Of Mil
Creek Pats Of the land VIII be exhibited the day
Terms OF sALE-Upon the Land credit Of one, tWO and
three notes well endorsed, bearing interest from date
lien retained The Stock &c viii be sold upon credit Of
months. notes well endorsed
Arrangements have been made with the N and c. Railroad
train leave at O'Clock the morning sale free Of
charge, going and coming.
good collation. viii Re prepared on the ground.
dec3-td E. R. GLAsCOCK, Agent
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And shall be pleased to the customers Of he
late firm assuring my efforts continuance
Of the liberal patronage bestowed on the old firm
SAM VANLEER
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nISSOLTTInY.

TVyHE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the firm OF MCCALL VANLEER & CO. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent W Mccall retiring from the r
Sam Vaneer authorized to the firm liqu
datiOn. A. W. MCCALL,
Nashville, Dec. ?, 1853 SAM. vANLEER.
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FEvERA NnAGUE.

VWTE hereby certify that submitted The 6Fnef-
wv emherg Fever and Ague Remedy 70 q
close inspection add scientific aud have also tested I
curative qualities q Fever and Aue. We
great pleasure saying that C has e. comp ety
and that skill ully compounded remedy. IL IS richly
deserving Tie couhdsnce Of brethren Of le m faculty
and Of the public.
s II MABERRY n =, 7. v @ krruEE1GE. H. D., n. II.
G W REVILOANs NJ. D.. Wis. Z horr. A ID Ind.
II sIsuuNsToN, NJ B., Ill. : TEsaIyaos, 81 D Cal.
I j JOHNSON, NJ D., No.. " Y AsHEos. 81. D.. La.
ALEX. MACKENZIE, "a COLLEGE Street.
novel Agent for tirlcenberg co.
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IN retiring from firm Of Mccall, vanleer Co., take this
opportunity Of returning my thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended the late hm, and
partner as gentleman worthy OF all confidence.
dec4-H A. W. MCCALL.
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SAM, VAyLEER AGO.,

EFAVING purehaed the entire interest Of A. ". Mccall
the firm Of Mccall, Yanleer CO.. shall continue Il
Hardware Business the old stand No. H. South Market stree
fF.,G rr ,oF
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Barrel Machines aud PsEfenf EEi..Elf.

an Tues, ay. the 23d day o. November I viii sell at the
Court House door the City Nasv ~. at public aus
ton, the highest Bidder for cash one of Barrel Marh1
sN IN number known Crcrs Patent Barrel Machines and
the Letting and Oh Apparatus thereto 5ngng now ia stare
at the Machine and Car shop Of Messs Fannoy Turye &
Co, at the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA Depot, ttr
STATE Of Tennessee
Said sale will be made 70 satisfy deed executed By Peter
Welsh, on said property tie 18Th day of March, l-5s.
noy9-tds D. z. WILkIN, Trustee.
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PUBLIC SALE

Horses, Sheep COrns Fodder, Oats and
school Room Furniture.
an the th Of December II o'clock A. NJ VIII be sold
the SISTERS Rarm, the Brick Church Pike, three miles
from Nashville, 70 the highest bidder Tor cash, Horses 10 Sheep,
Cow together with lot OF Fodder and Oats Also full q
School Desks and Benches. Sale positive and without
novS5-dtds SISTERS OF CHARITY.
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FOR ST. LOUS.

TEyHE fine passenger packet sALLIE WEST, J. 49,
n. CoRBETT, Master, will leave for the above sea
and ali intermediate ports, FRIDAY, Dec. 1th inst.
at o'clock P NJ For freight passage apply
dec5-fH A. HAMILTON. Agent.
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Roclz City HItIIs.--J. r. BdUEAE e co.. PrOzrS
stors. J. E. BAUMAN & CO. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price an times for Wheat and
Corn, at their Mills, Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
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Great National Route.
FEyERmTNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling, BenWOOd and Park
ersburg which places uns with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, SOuth-West' and Northwest.
Two trains Wheeling daily 1890 P NJ 1910 A. N.
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This IS the only route Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
New Boston, the cost Of ticket Boston alone by
other lines.
Time as quick and fare low via any other Route.
Inquire tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, any
Of the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
4. E, FULLER, Gent Western Agent
l. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P Smith, Master transportation. deco
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$50 REWARD,
4 WILL give reward Of

II
for the apprehension and confinement in jail so that can
him. Of certain free named jackson Hunt or tiard
raised DeKab county Tennessee having free papers from said
county. .-
made about 40 $50 pounds, good coun'ennce, steps
short walking aged about 20 years. had when last seen BY
me, new black clothing and probably blush hat
said boy accompanied by white girl, daughter whom he
abducted and is running WITH and 1t Is supposed they are
mi make their a free state.
My daughter, named Haet is about IS years old, we'll grown
for that age weighs 1870 40 pounds fair complexion
slightly rather featured eyes dark brown
ha can print WE'LL writing poorly had when she
black shawl with aower in OF IL and home
made dress and with her. in home made satehe two
worsted dresses alike.
They my house, miles west Of Suithve DefAab
county Tennessee about dark Tuesday evening, November -
1853 wish my daughter confined that can get posses
sion Of her. 7it
Papers throughout the country, sympazng with distressed
family. will please notice. HENRY FRAZER,
poy27-ltwGrW3W smithvie, Tennessee.
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FFVHE Ten Months Session Of this Instisaen. sit
uaed on the Gaatn Turnpike two miles from Nalville
commenced the lst Of September and viii continue the
ls Of July, 1859 few boarding and day pupils can be
received
Fer terms, ETC., apply n D. Cross Attorney at Law No p
DeadeTek street, Nashville or the understand az The l1u
ton. NATHL CROSS.
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FOE NEW ORLEANS,

yEyHE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON,
JESSE JOHNSON, Captain will leave for the above az
and all intermediate landings THURsD.T- the 9ttszs
inst at Il ocIook, NJ. freight passage apply
or to ldec5-dtil A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Notice 90 Stock elders of Nashville & Chat
tamOOga Railroad Company.
election fifteen manage the affairs Of the
"a Company viii be held MurireestorO WEDNESDAY.
day Of december next. stockholders as usual viii e
the election the vi ole ruad they NAY prefer
respective Stations the day previous to the
day Of day aeI said election BY showing their certificates Of
stock 70 the Conductors, ". A. GLEAVRs,
ncVI Secretary.
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CRHsP,s GAIETY.
A. 81. J. CUL LON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Livingston, Tennessee,

EETILL practice the Circuit and Chancery Courts Of Over
Wv ton Fsness, jackson, Punm and White counties. The
collection Of debts other business entrusted to hem will
ceYe prompt attention. iec5-dtwGw2m
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The above le Is postponed an II O'Clock, Saturday, A. n
December 9th. ISIS. D. D. WILKTN.
u0y2l-tds Trustee.
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t.- CAPTAIN F. G. MOORE,
EAVEs Eastport Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays.
o'clock NJ, connecting with the Memphis and Charles
Railroad Juka. Eight miles staging to Passport.
Arrives Paducah Saturdays Mondays Wednesdays 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Paducah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays o'clock
Connecting Aurera with daily line Of Stages, and
Weekly Stages at the mouth Of Sandy Renoldsbur,
Clifton and Savannah for Nashville Through forty eight
hours. For freight passage apply to
H. IL. HARRISON, Agent,
dec5-6m No. Broad street, Nashville, Tennessee.
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All articles sold BY the undersigned deliverable AZ place IN
city charge When selling BY the quantity, their
Of discount is 10 per cent. fr0m retail prices.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Neal &c, from BOcs City
Mills viii find Onler Box the Pos Oee aud az n. H.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the calls four times
each day. ldsc II J. rBAUMAM a CO.
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LONG with an excellent lot Of Pocahontas Smoking Tobacco
has Just been received from the manufacturers Halsey
Booker Of Lynehburg, Virginia, at W Langley Co.'S who
are selling the Langhorn & Armstead Lower than usual
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
dec5-h A Union street
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
NaNNNa n VI d
fSrcnf NafiOmaI ROIEfn.

Is e. - -
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VII be bsd a. the Banking house in City Monday "a
January, ls5s. J. COREY, Cashier
Dar
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R. c. ANDERSON. HESRV sTosELAKE.
r.. G. AND ERsON q CO.,
No IS Market street, near Ese squire;
Nashville, Tennessee,
Wholesale AMI RETAIL DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
OF Our own Manufacture.
EHTHANKFUL for the literal patronage Bestowed upon our house
for series Of years past beg &c inform custom
ers and the public in general that in receipt Of
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been carefully manufactured 70 suit this market
brang all the latest sly Of ready Dress Goods
and Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods in great abundance
large and varied pilot cloth and
other kinds hand which trade invited
We solicit call from friends and eustomer feeling conf
dent suit them in style and quality Of goods 0loig
please them in price, for purchased Ourgoods sell,
and ars determined to 'let them go.e
II Employing but the most sklful workmen,and av-
ing hand choice and select Of cloths
prepared to make all descriptions Of clothing the shortest
tee
dec5-df R. c. ANDERSON & co.
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FOR RENT.

MY House and Garden Cherry street, present occupied b.
IAA r. Barns The house slarge, comfortable and
lent with excellent cstern the yard stable COW
house, carriage house, Wood house, house. &C Or viii sell
the garden IN lots to suit purchasers.
Those wanting beautiful building lots, win address ne at Pu
iaski, apply 70 JOHN X. HUME, at Thompson 4 Co.
dec3-d&tW4w G. VI. pEIW AT.
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~ OUR BEAUTIFUL TTOLESIEIN HAT IN
~ FRANCISCO. -
yEJEE CABLE HAE--Deoiicily new and bee0ming at
FRANCISCO'S Hat Emporium
. CRuD.EN,S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
A LARGE assortmedt just received at
a F2ANCTSCOsS, Fashionable Halter,
oct-f % Public Square.
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FOR RENT.
GEN. OuitInnm and tIle SDirit Of '76.

TETHAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my Office beir
No. A., Cherry street, for next year. Apply 10
does WILL. L. BOYD, in
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DIsTEEss SALE
AUCTION.

ENTE we'll sell accounted all eoneerned TIL EsDAY DEC.
7t l5l OF fne and superdne Reely Made
Clothing, Boots Shoes and BFogaus Ladies' Dress Goods VaTe
~ Goods Sold account Of parties ndstes and in want
Of money
Eerms-~Cash before goods are delivered to any one.
Merchants requested to call Monday December the 9th,
and the The Goods Of the Finest order, being
dee5-dtd TRABUE & LUCUs
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The Jews of Philadelphia recently memoralzed
the President 10 interfere in the case OF the boy
MOrtara, the particulars of which are doubtless
familiar to our readers. The Secretary Of State,
Gen Cass in reply to the application states that 1t
is the settled policy Of the United States to abstain
all interference in the internal concerns OF any
nthar country.
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WILL pay the very highest market price 9r likely Young
Negroes between the ages Of Is and IS years.s
WILL. L. BOYD JR-,
dec5 No. 80 Cherry street.
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POstpOnement.
SACK SALT


POStDomememt.
The above slle is postponed an IL O'Clock, Saturday, A. NJ
December llth- l5Ja. d. .. WILKIN,
n0v2l-tds Trustee.
SACK SALT
Bnn BAGS Zine sack salt Whch We viii sell az cost racr
eDtBN5 tan move il. TEHRASs BROS.
No Market street,
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
TfAVE 5uggC Clerk Of tie County Court Of HEX
county that shs Estate Of SilEs -. NiCkss Do
eeasd' is usslveut aud not able is liabilities An per
sons having claims against said Etlte notified 10 file them
with the Crk Of the Ccsu Cou-tc Hickman county be-
fore the st lay o. May, 1850 they VIII Be barred.
noyI7 W.P. WuTISON. Administrator
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILL.
Cures Headache, Cures Nervousness.
Cures Foul stomachs Cures Acid stomach,
Cures Bad BREATH Cures Jaundice,
Cures Costiveness, Cures Cole.
Cures Dyspepsia, Cures Fevers.
Cures Palriiation Of The Heart
Il combines the virtues other pills without their ELECTS
Il opens the bowels gently, Is no. drastic nor gripping
Il is The best pin 10 the World
CiH guarantee ktd al the ab0Bs beneficial eecfs ell "a
dertcsd rom tie GTagfsH5srg PiX.
n0Es4 p. BRIPGE, NJ. D., New York.
, 1858-08-06

mans Wewcre told it was for peace, and peace
we should have. and 20 to the mines unmolcsted
Clhi was to open the road for my party to pass
through safe, and ! was to return with his words
TO Fort Simcoc, with Qualchin and his warriors,
to use my influence with the commanding officer
at this post in their behalf He would not listen
to them so you may now expect something
mighty heavy in the way Of Indian warfare, if
q step is not taken to check it soon.
The Indians arc partly divided for peace or for
war; but candidly believe that the delegation
that drought down with me will influence all
of the Indians west of tho Rocky Mountains to
join them in open hostilitics against the whites.
! have played my object ont as well as It was in
my power but would moi return with the young
braves to their country. as they desired. was
afraid of the consequences Of the refusal Of Ma
Inr Garnet to listen to them. They want mo to
live among item in peace, and represent them
10 the whites In war, you may imagine what
they want with me.
Our party has gone on, and If they have, since
] left them, used energy and discretion, they are
safe u not, I fear the consequences.
There is plenty Of gold on the upper waters Of
the Weenatcha, but the principal articles wanted
are powder and ball, and strong nerves to use
them.
l will now offer my services to the Oregon
public and Washington Territory as guide to any
point on our or British territory. They must be
well armed and mounted, and well supplied with
, 1858-08-06

the town, assemble in COT vCntiOn, select the off.
GERS provided for" and "orsanize fully" the cor
poration of Steilacoom; let the Common Council
enact the most stringent laws, and have all offend
crs punished so to strike te rror to their hearts
and in six months We will have liifarcnt stat
Of a!lairs. Now every store in town, and every
grog"shop, is opened on Sundays; but after the
organization Of City Government, they will all
be closed, and then we will have no drunkenness
or drunken rows in our streets, nor will we have
any indecent language in our public thorough.
fares.
The Legislature has appointed the first Mon
day in November Of each year for the election of
city officers; therefore, let our leading citizens
take this matter into hand, call meeting, nom.
mate candidates for the various Offices and, on
the first Monday in November elect good and
true men.
We ought to bear in mind that there arc "a
few" siumps in many of our streets, and grubbing
them out would be very healthy exercise for
some Of those gentlemen whose society We can
very easily dispense with, and "chain gang"
could be made Of some benefit, particularly when
we have hotel built expressly for their benefit,
and they can also pay for their board either in
cash or labor
That the citizens Of Stelacoom will consider
this matter seriously, and act promptly on it, is
the earnest desire of
A CITIZEN OF STEnAcooM CRY,
, 1858-08-06
s1FILAcnnnI CITY.

To ds Editor Of the Puget SoHnd Herald:
STErLAcooS, w. T., Aug. Sd, 1858.
At the first session Of the Legislature Of Wash
ington Territory, held in 1854, an Act was
passed BY that body. Incorporating the City Of
SteilacOcm, the Act to take effect whenever
the Citizens Of Steilacoom shall have elected the
the officers provided for in this Act and shall
have fully organized under the same"
This town has been the scene Of many dis
graceful acts which have occurred before our
eyes and with impunity, for nothing has been
done as yet to prevent them Scarcely day
passes that there Is not row in town, either by
drunken Indians or drunken soldiers, and often
both. and now and again disturbance is kicked
up By beachcombers;" 50 that, what with
drunken Indians, soldiers and beachcombers, our
town has won for itself name By no means en-,
viable; for It is strange fact that Sunday is the
principal day on which drwkOn rows take place
in our town.
Again: how often is il that we bear some men
make use Of the most indecent language, and in
such loud and boisterous manner as to create
unpleasant emotions in the breasts Of our re-
spectacle citizens, and more particularly 50 when
perchance lady may be coming down the street,
or some Of the rising generation stand close by !
As Citizens who sincerely wish for the happiness
and prosperity Of Steilacoom City and Pierce
County, We ought to raise our voices against all
such occurrences, and prevent them hereafter;
let us take such stand now as viii drive all
, 1858-08-06
Letters from Mrssrs. Pearson and Robertson,
Fourteen Hundred Miners at work


By the arrival in Steilacoom yesterday of Paul
Anger, the messenger dispatched from here ten
Or twelve days ago to the Weenatcha, We have
late, reliable, and highly important intelligence
from the new gold fields.
Paul Anger was four days coming from the
Weenatcha; having left at noon on Monday last,
and reached Stcilacoom at noon yesterday. He
reports fourteen hundred miners at work; one
thousand on the Weenatcha, and four hundred
on the Nachess.
Capt Robertson writes us under the same date
as Mr., Pearson, stating that he had arrived at
Fort Simcoe with $50 miners on their way to
the nead waters Of the weenatcha. He says
there arc about thousand miners at the Dalles
waiting to hear from him.
Mr.. Anger states that ho intends returning
again to the Wecnatcha as soon as he has per-
iected arrangements necessary for the Journey.