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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-27

CHERIFFvS SALE.-By virtue of Decree
- and order Of sale TO directed and issued out of the
Hon. District Court OF the Nth judicial District in and for
Nevada county and State of California, judgment
dered in said Court the 5h day of January D. 1855
in favor of EDWARD KELSEY and against L. 5 GREGORY
Administrator of the estate Of JOHN YATES, decd DA-
VID S. TAII.MAN and JOSEPH b. YATES for the Of
two thousand three hundred dollars principal debt with
interest the sad of 81 800 the rate of ten per
cent per from the rendition OF judgment until paid
together with S5 costs Of suit for the sale OF the following
described property to wit All that certain lot parcel Of
ground together with the brick house thereon said
lot lying and situated the north side Of Commercial
town of Nevada and county aforesaid beginning next
Of the brick store house owned by Rosenheim Bro.
running west Commercial street Is feet thence north
at right angles 81 feet thence cast lS feet thence 10
the place of beginning SO feet together with all and sngu
lar, the tenements, heredaments and appurtensnces
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
all the above described property TO the highest bidder for
cash in front Of the Court House door in the city Of Neva
da FRIDAY the 9th day Of February D. 1855, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock NJ, to
satisfy and pay said judgment
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January, 1855
s W. BORING, sheriff Nevada County.
DAGLANS AND TALMAS, of the very best
II quality, just received and for sale by
SOL KOHIMAN
5-u Corner Of Broad and Pine Streets.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-27

ABoUT TO RErURE.-We see ii is announced
in some of our eastern exchanges, that J. W.
Geary, Ex-Governor of Kansas, is about to re-
turn to California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-27
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.

MAIN STREET, NEVADA.
- J. a. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
Er~. Metropolis Stable, would inform his friends
6SA aud the public generally that he has added
A-IZ-4 extensively to his already Large and Ele
CANT establishment of Horses, Bugges Saddles Harness
&c &c.-and is prepared 10 furnish as fine turn
outs be fonnd in the State
Well trained fleet and easy Saddle Horses, well equipped
for ladies Gentlemen will he ready AT all times
long experience in the business and earnest desire
TO retain the confidence Of his friends leads him to be
lieve he will be able to give general satisfaction
Partic cular attention paid to Horses on Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the
of Balls Parties &c. &c.
The quality @. my stock will permit TO that those
seeking plea sure or engaged on business would do well
give me a call J. A. LANCASTER
Nevada. Aug 90 ls5e.-46-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-27

DIVISION OF TExAs-Ths New Orleans Plea
yune says the subdivision Of Texas into two or
more States, is revived in the public journals
Of that Ststs
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-27
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

FTNHE STAGES of this Company will leave their Office at
i the National Exchange, p Nevada, follows
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also at O'Clock, A. NJ, running via Auburn Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento.
FOR MARYSvlLLE.
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysvile at O'Clock p. N.
FOR FOREST CITY, DOwNIEvILLE PATTERSON, WoLSEY's,
AooREs ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
JAMES HAWORTH,
Prest C. S. Co.
W. S McRoHERTs, Agent Nevada. [d
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-27

CHARLES ]. Fox. ESQ.,, has been otheialy re-
cognized by the Government Of New Granada,
as Uuited States Cous1l at Aspinwsll.
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A CARD.

II AFlNG sold ny enlirs interest," the drm Of Ruthsr-
4AtJrd & Doyle, 70 1T Rutherford herewith teHder ny
thanks 70 ali the customers OF the late hrm would re-
commend ny late palmer . gsntlsman Wortky Of e
con unuanee Of thsr patrOnREe. found g.
stand, where shall DO pleased al Of friends and
Customers. Jan 6-dsmI JAMES DOhLE-
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BENZ. T SHIELDS

AblNG eompsted bis arrangements for the transart1n
OF All Kinds Of Agencies 10 his satisfaeliun Zee
eondenl ne can meet the expectations Of hose who may
ensrust Goods TO his No cling interest on b.
part shall ~ any time be allowed, a. strict Comuiss0n
business alone viii bs attempted. fr1-
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New Firm

r. & J. W. TBRRASs having purchased Mr.. McCrsa1s
interest In the hrm Of McCrea lerrass will continue
IhE Wholesale GROCERY, LIQUOR, lRON AND
CASTING BUSINESS al the Old sand under lhs uams
and style or Jan 81 TEkRAsS BKOTHERS.
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THE GreatCenral Route connecting the AhantoeitIs'
By continuous Hallway dree,. THIS FUad also connects
a. PitsbuFg with daily line OF steamers to all ports
be Western Rivers and al Cleveland aud Ssadusky With
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most d5rsct eheapsst aad rsllGbLs route by which
FRElGHP can be forwarded TO and from she Greet Hs5.
BATES between Philadslplia and PitgsbRrg;
FIRST CLASS.-Boots, shoes, Dry Goods o. 4, ,ou.
(in bOxes,} Furs, Feathers, c....... '0S Ps- 1--WE
SECOND CLASS.-BO0ks and Stationery,
Bry Goods Qn bales,) hardware, Lea S75s per leon
ther, sc. .......-.....-..s.l
HIRD CLAS5.-ARTlls, ,Bagglng, Bacon, es,,,,,
aad Pork (in bulk, }, Hemp, &e,...... o'S Poi 4VVE
FOURTH CLASSs-C0fss, Fish, Bacon, ro-,o-,
and Pork (paeksd ID Lard sud Lard Oil ''s P'E AsVN
FloUr-Sl %, per bbLuntlfurilsr notice.
Orain-45 cts. per loo lbs. until further H0rea
CoOn-t2p per bale, nstezcseding SOD lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point kasi Of Phiia-
dsphiE, be particular 10 marx package gG PlG6skiG
BGilr0Gd" all Goods consigned 20 the Agents Of this
ROad at Phiadephis Pittsburg viii be forwarded With
Jat detention.
FREIszT AsHEFs.-Harris Wormlsy Co, Msmphis
Fsnnessss; Z. +. Sass Co.. St. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville lndisna Dunesn BslGnj MurdOok and
Carter JeWet Louisville, ky.i B. 2. Bsidrum Madison
Indiana; Spugman Brown, ana IRWIN 4 Co., Cincinnati
n. W. GRAHAM Co, Haneavils, Ohio; Leech Co., No
s. kihy street Boston; Lsech 20. AstOr House, Sew
YORK; mol William street, and No. s Battsr6 Place New
York. E.J. Sneeter Phliadephlas Aagrsw AoODs, Bal
limOrs Geo. Z. tEanclscus, HIsls1lrE.
H. Z. HOUSTON, 6sasrl- rFssgtt Agszt, Pkad.
4. j. AO4BAEkf, SuPt Als05aa, Pd.
dee IS, TT
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HAVING sold my interest IN Books Notes aRd stock
IL OF McCrea & Isrrass Messra- F. - " Terraas,
VINO will settle all claims against arm, herewith
tender my sincere hanks ali The 0 ne iaIs
nTm and would recommend my successors a. gentlemen
Worta ola eOnslnuancs Of their heretofore be aIroHas
jan HUGH NefsRFA
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/ L Tle assets Of the Company are
Par. Market.
Cash in special deposit IN Hartford Banks,
with accrued interest, 260, l34 90
| Cash hands Of Agents and in transit, l66S72 O5
! Real Estate uninCumbered, A., ,655 A
81 Mortgage Bonds at pr ct int lOOO-lOOO 44UOO %
10 Jersey City Water '''' "
Bonds " 100000 10000 90
/ Is Hartford City bOnd56 100000 l5,gOO OO
/ 5 MIIwaukis do 10 lOOO-lOOO 5000 w
Money due the Company Sc
cured by mortgage, 54lS o.
/ Bids receivable, 35,i77 Is
" ven R4iTosd Co, Stock, 100 u2 $3.50 90
( lU7 shares Boston d Worcester
Railroad Co., Stock, 100 7S S346 90
/ go shares Connecticut River
RulrOad Stock, 100 so 1880 90
50 saares Connecticut River Stock loo 25 1850 90
! so 90 Stafford Bank do 100 lO) 5000 %
| 90 do Citizens Bank, Water
bury ySIOck, 100 100 5000 90
| sc do Eagle BANK Providence
STOCK so 50 l,SO0 90
500 do Pboe1i2 Bank, Hartford
stsoz 100 100 5000 90
Bank, Hlrtfrd SOCK, 100 100 10000 90
500 dc Exchange Bank, AaTt-
lord ooE, 50 50 1900 90
24O do Safe Bank Hartford
Sock, 100 10 26,400 90
100 do Cty B'k, Hartford SICK 100 lIV 1900 OU
Sock, 100 80 5000 90
-'' H.riiord sock, c. ~ SO 12o 5000 90
/ 435 do Hartford Bank, Hart
ford, 5 ock loo $50 4ssIO 90
NV f5Td, sSok, 100 100 10000 90
| leo DO Merchants q Manufc.
Bank Hartford, Stock paid in 1000 90
Is do Aetna B INK SCCE, paid IN 75O 70
2JU Go Merch. d EEch. Bank,
New IOrB, SEycE, so IS $500 90
-'' York sSooE, -,'' SO So $500 90
1910 do Mechanics Bank New
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DISSOTUTgON


TIE CO-Partnership MCCTea Tsrrass was dissolved on
= mo 18Th Dec mbor asg by matual consent haah Nc
Crsa having s5d hls interest In The Books Noas stock
&C, 70 F. 4 J. W Israss, whOar8 alone auih01sd 70 wind
up the business Of ne arm aad arm h
drtOn. HUGH IcCabA,
Ian3 FEbu TERRAss.
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TNROM thssubsoTiber on the lstday Of July 3 negro
II Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet Z
ncheshgh years OLD, and weighs about $50 pounds.
de wasraIsed in East Tennessee near M0MinnVle- H8
vii probably make hs way back there. ] bought him
from Mr.. Terry OF East Tennessss. viii give ten dollars
hsis esdghtin my neighbOrh00d twenty-five dollars 4
out Of the county, Hfty dollars If he gets Eaa
tennessee When taken be is 70 be delivered e. me-
confined 30 that / can ger him. DAVID A.. ,llEH
Tvs Seven miles south Of Nashville. Tenn
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SMALL RESIDENCE WANTED.

rrrv (.l-l - - IL IL ~ EA-sAA' EHCE " AN LEDs
W Z Wish 20 purchase small CON f0rtabs HOu
" 10 70 % acros Of good land or mis5 from Nashvig
on some Of The tuFnpikes. ]. l. q K. ". BROWN,
ytLlt-tH ~ Cherry 81
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % EOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI

BALTIMORE, % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets TO Wash
Baltimore, It the Shortest most direct and in every re-
spec the reliable II is the only route by which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New Ork enabled
% reach the cliles Of baHmors, Philadelphia and NeE
York. at the Of Ticket TO New YORK only tnus en-
Aonz business Men and Travellers for pleasure or info
visit four Of tls principal cities the Union for
loss cost than oan be Afforded BY any other route.
And il the only by which Through Tickets can
oe had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston savannah, Macon AZ
Auts, Augusta, Berkey Springs aud Bedford Springs
Passenger from NASHVILLE Jake the Stage Uosches Of
carter q Thomas, steamers the Cumberland river
70 LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jehsrsonvills
Railroad 10 indianapolis, lnd make direct connection 81
Columbus Ohio win the Central Ohio Railroad 10 Wheel
ing whence close connection with the BALTIMORE ana Ohio
Railroad s made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Pbils
deiph8 and New York.
tEy- Passengers holding Thrsugh Tickets from Mem
PMS transferred al Cairo to the Of the Illinois
Gentral Railroad, from thence passing through TeFre
hsUe Indianapolis Dayton and Asnla Columbus Three
Day Trans leave Columbus Rt 10 L. NJ 500 Z. b. and
IL 2. Al.
Travellers are requested to notice that while this il
Tue only TO6 a1rdlng Through IckststO al the eastern
Ciues st the charged by other routes 10 s
fork 0aty 1t also the Shortest most speedy and drsC
80 all the leading points the kasL TIE distance from
Columbus Baltimore only SO miles, being about 100
niles shorter 10 New York. tnan By any There
less changes OF BY this ROUTE and cOnseQu entity
less detention, than By any other.
81 The ROAD Dallssssd with broken stone and is
snurely free from dust.
For further lniorssOn please spplytO D. 6. RUHSEY,
agent Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office OF
U. s. Mail Steamers at the Jacksonville ksiroBd
Stice, Main street. WM s. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. 4 y. q. B.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent.
iune25
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LIABILITIES.
The amount Of LisbiIues due uyI due to Banks
OF other cred Jlrs-uuthlng.
Losses adjusted and dus-none
Losses d, Jased ana not due, $l2,OG6 SO
Losses u-acJ ed, IN suspense, waiting further
proof OF contested l6l, ,SS5 S5
All other claims against the company small Or prul-
ing, etc.
Agsats instructed take no risk exceeding OOO with
uUt speCIa permission.
The greatest insured In any one Ctv town or vii
age, varies
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In anv one
block, also varies.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and Amendments Is
herewith presented.
THOS X. BRACE. Jr.
Hartford, Jan. lsl 1858. cretary.
STATE OF CONNCUCUT
Hartford Co, ss., HargoTd, Jun. LEI. 1855
Personally appeared before me- Justice OF The Pc ce
duly qualh 10 administer oaths, Thomas X Br.ce Jr
" and made oath tnat the iJIey stale
assets and condition OF the -Ena Insurance Com
plny IS true.
HENRY FOWLER, J. P.
STATE y TenHsssss, Comptotas Office, =
NASHVILLE, Jan. 18th, 1855
This certify that the Il ma Insurance Company To-
called at Hartford, ~ the Cf Connecticut has com
Eled with all the requirements OF act passed by lie
Gsuera Assembly OF the OF Tennessee, March,
,51 e1ted An Act 10 regulate the ag ncies of lusur
CmpBules NOT UcOrDOrared by The State o Ielues
see, ana Inat JOSEPH NASH IS the legally authorized
agrut of said Company Town OF Nashville, and ale
OF Tennessee.
J.C. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
II Referring to the foregoing, the subscriber continues
ousue she Policies uf this old aud sterling company a.
Jan i7--5v. JOSEPH NASH, agent.
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MACHINE SHOPN.
'odIable 70 see rs, before going kasg o. We.
~.
STEAM BOILERS.
ltfouary engines and steamhfIars mazda In ,-fs,-
BLAChSmITIi SHOP
Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership Rutherford Doyle was dissolved
0y mutual consent, The drt day OF January, Is5s.
James Doyle having sold his interest The Bo0ks Notes
Accounts and keal Estate J. Kuthsr0rd b0J parlas
are authOIized 20 Of hrm Ia Liquidation
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Those Fine Guns,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE subscriber Is selling invoice Of splendid Guns a.
such puces induce purchasers pay hundred
dollars per Gun, uOtEhs auding the pressure Of he Zines
These Guns will remain bet f5w DAYS longer, and those
wishing avail themselves Of the upp1ruaty 70 procure
uptOp Double gun hs Revolver any arcs Of 0ot-
ing Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, &C. &C, may be assured
that the Goods VI give taiisflct0n.
Jan Is BENJ. r. SHIELDS.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

Two barrels Old BOURBON, 1873. These Whiskie8 ar
pure and worth from q, 80 70 four dollars gallon
Por sale In any quantity. HOLLISTER d CAkTkR,
AprL5 81, Union street.
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White aIuR Hotel.

white Bluff, Dickson County a emmcssees
T7HB Subscriber has Just rsaed and furnshod Hots
and prepared accommodate the travelling cCmmun-
The bsss manner. White BuG is situated tl8
Charlotte Turnpike, twenty eight naes from Nashville and
zen from Charlotte, and very desirable sioppu point
Tor those passing and from Nashville. s0cIuuz chase
public patronage, the subsCnber all
best sf1rts shall be directed 70 please
JAMS A. p Nllhn-
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" 4. sTaEEr. L. uSa .. sTEEET.
STREET. KING a CO.,
Attorneys A at LaWs
LAND, COLLECTION, AND

LAND, COLLECTION, AND
y NJ e R a L A g E NTS,
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
WILL PraeLos Law IN The Supreme and Inferior Courts Of
" Aehrsskas bay and sell Land WarrsDts land
ne give special attention making selections lands IN
Nebraska for those wishing and desirable loczons
Ves for distant dealers reasonable terms pay taxes
nh abstracts Of entries and titles notice. buy and
sell lands ownois and ell kinds Of real estate, and DO
GENERAL AGENCY business.
RRFEREHCEa
". g Gilman, Banker, NeF YORK city.
COnvgras, Harding & 70 :, Boston, Mass.
@. Vibbard, SuBt Y. Y. Central Aairsaa Albany N Y
Gee. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis B. ROag, NashVlls, Ten.
Johnson, Weaver q CO.. +"
Dr. j. S. Young,
Gov. Wm. B. Campbell, Lebanon ''
Hon. Jord0n stokes,
Luczs, Thompson & CO., 81. Louis, No.
McGaric, Chiitsnden & CO., heOkuk, Iowa.
VIM h SEWERS & CO., Bankers, OsEalOOsa, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & CO., Council Bluffs
DAVIS, Moody 4 CO., Chicago, lltnois.
w. A. Johnson s CO.. New Orleans Ia. lu2-tf.
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Notice.

&G y GACVs
n pursuance Of decsss Of the COunyy Court Of Hum
phreys county, pronounced ITS January term 1885, n
the Of Coleman Ct ais the Ue Of Alexander
Coleman, d, shall proceed 10 sell at public sale 20 me
highest bidder the residence Of Isua Coleman, dec O.
on Saturday 2Uh day February 1853 valuable Lrac
OF land and negroes The contains about ys-
acres, well improved lying White OAK creek huui
phreys county The consist Of men, women anu
children The land viii be sold aud Two years creul
The slaves credit OF - month. Notes aud approved Sc
curly will b5 lred OF the purchaser and lien etse
on the land until purchase money paid so iAno anu
slaves bei0ng the said Alexander CoeA'
decd. and sold for distribution.
JantI- w4t-p-s fee As . LEVI M'COLLUh1 u q d.
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RUNAWAY

TIE PINE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
A g The Auction store Of BENZ r. SHIELDS, will b.
u open for few days longer Persons wishing 10 supply
ultmssIves, would do EslltO call witHsut deay.
lauI5 BbNI. p. SHIELDS.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

Fifty 10 sixty liutIdtng Lots for sale IN
EdgCfECids
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT.
THE undersigned offers sale fry sixty Build
ing Lois IN HobsOu & Wholess' addition, and in the
property formerly belonging NJ Hobson, Just beyond
oad addition, in Edgcheld. They front 80 ee each, on
tHe tallsn turnpike, Woodland, Russell and Faherland
streets and run alleys sixteen feet Wds-E
portion Of them being about half mIefrom he Suspension
Bridge. and inc Others within mile.
will sell these tHe following any OF
winch can, Of course, be selected blythe purchaser.
s- gvent Of our-auh be IN cash, aud ofthe bBanc
n ave usjaueuts with interest," aud lien retained,
and no other security required.
ID Annual psy for I've years with inerest-secur-
t Go be rven on first notes. and lien retained
3D. Lg at years credit for the prucpa-inerest payable
annually, and security required on the interest noeaand
| Hen ed.
Eight years dit for the principal, the interest pa a.
bic annually, and security required, except lien, ne
purchaser will put up dwelling house within the nrsI
year.
oh In many would be willing TO give tbe purchaser
eight Years credit, he would pay Onehn during tRe hrsI
CarpeuteTs WORK, brick work plgsterng or pal
aHd pay interest annually the bslsnCe-no security DeHg
| required but lien
offer these easy with the view Of placing snug
and pleasant residence Whu reach OF any industrious
who desires H. and of addng 10 the population oil me
beautiful village iu Deghb3rhood OF our cy-ln
/ ny opinion. ApI ly t1A Lindsey. Esq- or
| deCg-2m NANElNG1UN BAhkOHs
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CRAEGHEAD s. CO.,
DEALERs
EA RD Va a z Z.
q PUBIC SQUARE

fAMEs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the eBtlro in
terest Of Mr.. " NJ q. NINCHIN, in the business of
Craighead hnchn, is alone authorized 10 the name
lT 6m in quIdaou, aud viii continue the business
IJOys mays
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The subscriber has on hand The largest and
Of Ma RBLB and MARE LIZ WORK oGer8di iu the eiy
which be particularly invites the attention Of o public
De s prepared 70 execute al JOBS In hs line 90 the beet s
It The aFt and at short n0tica. IhnE6 SLOAN.
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REMOFAL.

HAVE closed up ny Stable Market street, not lor
purpose Of going Texas attend 10 M new sta-
be corner OF Church and Front Streets where have s
moved our stock, and will be pleased receive
lulyl G.. ". sUMNhR.
P. ST. wsh 70 hire good Carriage driver For q E05d
years. G. ". 3.
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J. @.
South East Corner jefferson aud Fourth stssi
LOUISVaLLE, ky.
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NORDAGE-Bsst sst o led Manila Rloe all SIZES; Cotton
" Rope Plough Lines, and Hemp Rope Bed Cords and
Plough Lines; Hemp Ssh Cord, Taine, and Packing
Yarns-a good quality. For sale BY
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CLAIBORNE MAeHlNE WORKS.


IRON FOUNDRY.
NNE have nov started and extensive P1lf-i-f
~ on me old stand Of the Nashville Aauuf4ct-
Company and prepared % s1ecuis Esavy al faf
WOrk Of any description ths uucu Lfht o.
ngs 20 small auOuuts a. moderate ely pricas heavy ~
ngs 20 large amounts furnished per 81 gfleri
PrIcss via additions 0f lrsighi. " have as5 uI
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saWmllls, FlOurmis most nlurn
patterns made 70 order j0boing repairing lous
atty We are ready 70 make contracts kuEiuss wills
aud sha furnish plans % enable purchasers 0put uB hr
1ds VIA illtl5 6Npsnss- Mlnuiaclu EreTs iI
md probable 70 see rs, before going kasg Wesg
MEchlnery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, order orha
besI mgtoual, eOmplst9 Win keir0n5, Grrs nlauduBsf
and Valves, warranted 10 sIaut -uy pressure required ~
Manufacturing pOFpsllihg purposes.
BLAChSMlIm SHOP.
Any description Of smiIhwOrk done excellent stys
none 0uI hrsr4Is IrOu ussdsaE mill work SIsrups Dos
PlLmau Irons, crzBks BoILs ali kind Mi Ir5l5
made 70 order shOrt notice.
Farmers wishing % purchase good, cheap Machinery,
do well 70 Cali a. our Oflcs address By lester.
q. JACkER & CO..
Claiborne Machine WORKS, Nashville, Tenn, .
uly5 Late nashville Nan. Co.'S shops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-24
Fresh Oysters.

OOO CANS Fresh Baltimore stsr1 uise4i iust fscsiEed
LU and viii sod 81 % for large cans and ~ oens
for haenns We will glppiy customers this season ~
ths priee or less, always Harranted good ,
ROLL1sTkR & CARTER,
dssI-a n Unoa street.