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Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

SKATING,-Thcre is very good skating on the
creek nrar Long wood s,a,Ion, on the Brookljnr
Branch Railroad, ten minutes ride from Bos
ton. large number Of ladies aud gentlemen
visited tins convenient locality Yesterday aE
ternooa, Notwithstanding the high wind and
Inc.eEe"cy OF the weather. We believc the
stating Is good also at Fresh Pond and at Ded.
ham.
Stating has become quite the rage with our
people. Old and young, bellies aud beaus.
grave ministers, oyerworded literary men, ira
gees clerks and mechanics, all unite in this
eAhlleratlng and healthy sport. Some idea of
the extent OF the passion for this amusement
may be derived from the fact that one of our
Prluclpal dealers IN skates, the we'll known firm
OF Bradford * Anthony, have sold no less than
tnFcc thousand pairs Of skates this season
ihcir present stock, although somewhat re-
Gnced by tins unexpected demand, embraces as
great variety, both IN quality and price. as
can De found IN the city. Some of the finer
Qualities OF English skates to be found at this
store, cannot be eXcGled for beauty of WORK.
manship and finish
|: Is subject for sincere congratulation that
lhs lhVISoratlng amusement has become so
iashlonable, and particularly that the ladies
nave entered upon it with somuch zest. Eoth-
ing has more contributed to give TO English Ia.
u'eS 'helr pFovcrblaI strong constitutions and
bodily vlgur and beauty which continues lonr
after maturity, than abundance OF 0ut.door ey.
erclses Skating in winter is with them
universal pastIme, aud our own too fraglle and
delicate bellies do well 10 copy their eyamnle
in hour OF skating is equivalent to at least
week prolongaton of personal beautv.-Bos.
ton .j0urHaL
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

Money DRuG.-Col. Benton made the re-,
marx rev days ago, that he had no doubt
thatby May money would be so abunda 0t Ss -,
be drug in the market. The New York .To.~I
nal Of Commerce., as Slso the Herald. seams 10
be OF the same opinion. The former paper
says thst'mOaey in dhat city was, on Friday
last freely offered al four TO sc ven per cents o,
call, and sex TO eight upon choice business ua.
peFs r. S. Il. -fg .-..- .r .-...
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

" An Antwerp paper mentions that Queen
Victoria, who has, of late, devoted much linn.
and displayed great talent IN the art of photo.
graphy, has lately sent the Empress Esrenie.
as New Year present, charming album full.
OF photographs taken by oerseiI. On the leaves
OF TINS very ualque work, are to be found por-
traits OF the Royal children. in the costumes OF
various Shsksperian cha racters, the portrait of
Prince Albert, together with views of Windsor
Castle, Balmoral and Osborne house. aI---'
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

SINGULAR FACT.--The Constitution of the
United States names the 4theof March for the
inauguration OF The President. Upon expres.
sing doubts as to what course. would be radoo.
TED, should the 4th Of March fall on Sunday,
4 was was ascerIalned H that it would not fall on
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

Ct,T- An idea Of an independent Kipodrm ;s
being started by some ofthe pa pers in Canad.
West. The Prince of England is suggested as
the most eligible person to establish a Sanad,sn
dynasty. They think we quote "the sympa.
tines Of the British people would follow hum to
his new home, and the warm hearts of younp
and vigorous nation would cling 10 him as
orNther, IN founding an empire which NAV vet
spread it's banner over a continent" The cIo-
sing sentiments is slightly suggestive of incipi.-
eni Of fllibusterism.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

DOcroR SoLD. Some Nights ago 4 nnm
Der OF young men of New York, probably medi-
cal students, came across a seedy. looking ind
vIdual, perfectly insensible from the effects of
liquor, stretched at full length How to "raise
the wiRd" had for some time been matter of
discussion with them. Two of the party pro.
POSED TO set the man upon a stoop, but it was
hnaliy decided 10 bag the drunken loafer, and
sell hun to the doctors Of medical college. A
bag was procured, the ncbriate slipped into il.
and borne on the shoulders of the parly to the
college. The doctor asked but few questions.
and paid 50 for the stiff The sack with it's
contents was left, and the fellows had taken
their departure, when the Ioafer, who had been
thrown IN rather uncomfortable position, at.
tracted the doctors attention Just as he was
about closing the door. lie az once perceived
that the man was alive, and again opening the
door, halloed to the young fellows, who lin
sercd on the walk, telling them that the man
was alive. "Al right" said the spokesman
"you've got him now, and you can kill him
when you want him." The doctor saw that
he had been sold, and pocketed the Joke; hut
unfortunately there was hole in the pocket,
and the joke leaked out.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

o. Notoriety, or publicity, is an indispensa-
Bile element of success 10 the merchant, me-
chanIc or manufacturer, who would give a
speedy aud wide distribution TO the commodi-
ties and productions which he seeks to ex
change for money. He may have capital, skill,
convenient position, punctualty, industry and
honesty-every possible fitness for his business
and ali is nothing, if he have not sufficient
notoriety. This notoriety, let it cost more or
less, he must purchase or provide for as care i.
fully as he purchases or manutactures his stock
Of goods. Aud it must in extent bear certain
relation to the business he would do it must
be both positive and comparative. People must
not only know him and his business, because
otherwise they will not tud him, but they must
know HIM, because otherwise they UiH find
and trade with those wins better known
To do q successful and profitable business, a
merchant must advcrlise--no matter what
goods he sells. ~
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

iHE CATHOLIC CH;hc o. DnrNxEHNEss -
Bishop Eayley, the CaIhrLc Bishop of e Jer.
i sty' mas issued ma'i'si", bringing the ma
<h'"ery OF The Church to bear against the vice
~ u u'u"Aehhess; HIS letter on the subject has
been read in all the chur. hes, in which hs cans
attention To two casscs-Ihe drulkards rb.m.
selves and The dealers III liquor. Leaving to
the pastors the choice of HE particular ueans
| 10 be used. he suggest, that each should keen
| ilot OF the druukards and liquor dealers in his
church. He says:
" am determined to make use Of the most
severe measures against all who are addicted
TO tins scandal9us uud destructive vice: and ,f
they Continue IN the practice Of it, they must
do 1t as outcasts from the Catholic Church. who
have no right to the name OF Catholic while
they i've, nor TO Christian burial when they
de-"
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

JOHN b. GorGH IN EXETER HALL,-Mr Cough
mas returned from Scotland 10 Iuudrp. wh4 re-
he has been curing to i.rgc auurrces A
few nights since. he spoke for the fftv.f,.t
time IN Exeter Hall, and Notwithstanding he
chy was illuminated on the occnson the
royal marriage, yet that great audiencc rom
was filled TO overflowng III. vas r.cs.,.-d
with great enthusiasm, and some of the mos,
distinguished men Of London honorcd him bv
taking seats upon the platform. He seems TO
carry everything before him, and immense
crowds flock ~ hear bin whenever he speaks
Boston Journal.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

ora Doctor vent to bleed a dandy, who
lapguidly> exclaimed. ".oh, dpclor, you're a
great bulcher!'' To whiohy the doctorreioined
=" Oh yes, I'm used 10 sticking cdlves.'' -
N0'uitE - q .2Trat$ ejit4,,ofY
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

% A lazy fellow once declared in public
company that he could not find bread for his
family. Nor l." replied an industrious mes
chaniei Pam obliged 20 work tor H." aoi s'5t
sa 'i'3e1i ( - ~r-I =. 7tQu4R .fse al,
e o'- y'." - = p. Sc al; g.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

AN ASS IN LIoN's SKIN.-Thc Dayton
(Ohio) Ga2ette says that studenl Al Ox'nrd
MlalSl county, visiting Troy, Ohio, few days
since, was told that a Dutchman had been ,oaJa
TO believe that lion had escaped from a me.
nagerle and was prowIing around. The stu.
dent thought it funAy TO play him trick, and
80 got inside of a buffalo skin and secreted him.
self In the cellar. The Dutchman was sent
down on Some pretended erTand, and the lion
spfang at him growing. The Dutchman
caught up cudgeI and LAID Mr. Lion sprawl
lng' with his head cut open, where his friends
found him senselcss.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

" A singular instance OF hydrophobia. .oc.
Cured at Readnga short time since. A yo1ug
man named David Kindt WAS playing with n
Cat when 1t suddenly jumped up aat bit his
chln SO severely as to occasion it to bleed free.
w. Inc wound healed, and the cat exhibited
no signs OF madness-and never has-but the
young man. IN the course of four or five weeks,
complained of feeling Ill, and suffered with
great pain 10 his side and breast. and Or Hnf.
man was called in. lie continued 70 grow
worse going constantly from one spasm into
another, and being thrown from one side of the
room to the other at the mere sight of wafer
until he died.-Cdmden Ddily.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

TROPICAL AMERICA -Adyices from w,sb
lngton leave little doubt that efforts will ho
made IN both branches of Congress, to induce
our Government to assume a protectorate ovpr
Mexico and Central America DAILY ev.nts
show that this wilt become absolutely noes.
sary, IN order 10 save those Sites fr1ts E,ro.
pean rapacity, and ourselves from the encro,cb.-
ment OF powers hostile to the.splrIt and pro
gress OF American freedom. ThGre is no dis.
guISlDg the fact that Mexico, and the States
composing the late Republic of Central Ameri-
ca, are IN the last throes Of reyoluton.-Penn.
sylranian.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-25

'''7'" = ." 4'8s ~ SH/Iin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

Who want good Gun Barrels, Fjnt0r Psrcus4ou Locke
sheet Brass German Silver, Guards and Butt, UuuJL
Ihs sserss kias and ShOt Gun Wpsrs, Gun 10. pies
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P,g9n, Of C0aSUmDllTg IaBllL Read ThlN

NO fE u Il bNbEkG OMrANY, ForIhs nrsg tins
L iu life Induced 90 ctr the sruly Wouderful
Frtzul popu.ar giclBe bEt sending you hs ceft
90 etI lIIL " unJ dIschdTE uuty that owe 70
-u5eE tCmt any ahd more especially o. suferBa
4lU.u-Lg-
~ uL Lne dr Of jane last had 8 rsgro man taken Win
euauzH attended with rrslssBI spit Ing d blood and
8..rT iarg ruus symptOns 81 c0uaumFtion- lumsdi.
la. 80 Auuly sslul life p1} uc an, Who
-.fl u gf COusuHI puOH. be usuled hia i0F
sura. week. but BE- scuay grew worse. -aea had
ruE luFseau Of great reputation On lung di8easeB hg
aBl.L.d tlsJ decide 70 % bJ h0psiess %
pa usa-d said 10 was useless 70 spend noEey in ~
.lE cure
aI previously promised he Gre sn5srg Agents here,
LoHetlJ when dogt0Fs gave hiu
and o ~ agreeable sErprs=, sns man began g. iaproTa
dVs doses lie tJnE ouy $40 bodies
TIE la BOT les OF hs tT Bsub5Fg aadauariil
Compound. be smalI sun Oi nine COLLAR.
nod tl-das cJus1sr hll entirely cured Pc Be- EorLh
Sd -uJ and be- doing good service on .le pi1Hti
l. ag1s him perfectly so1ud llo wei -- he e as
JJag MTELs,
Cl born Ats.
Issgs u5ss tas Gten5urg CoasumPve's szl 20 s1.rsa
is--1l. 1 van All souid use H. > Ah.nEt'r ~ D.
-ubrz Consum ptiyo's Balm viii eE-Claar5 curs
Tlu um-lIuu all Com pialus o. tns Langs iHrses ut
Ha tla LuuK-aud Chess Languor combined ul lIFe1lt
E.Frr Pargs IN Lhs G1c5l aud bfolcIts I1= Er-sfs1
1sz CJlsum Ptvs's Bllm will elect CON- ete euTu and
--,ea. The -sass fsOm becoming cundrHsd Ca-sgu1-
MOI Ia4.I cases de Iays gsrJus. lhay
a aI1 Io ali diseases having at5uds-cy % Consup 0u
W t,uesy aayiss all y procure Jhs ucIsumptiEe's Bai
Inc price Of the Consunplives BalmI Is 81 per bottle
Agent Ertbs GT5fsnbsrg @ for rshussses, Alabama
an. gglr-il dec l2-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13
/ JOHN GLAZE JKEs,
| dec qS-W4t pTH fee g3 Clerk s. Ha5tsF
IN CaHScEET, At TROY, TESN BssEz:

Willis A. Mailing, %. M. A. Taylor, e. ale,
Upon mOdOn Of complainant BY his solicitors, and '
~ appearing g. satisfaction Of he CLERK d Master from
the facts sWUTuL ~ m BILL A Taylor, JACK lay Tor,
Alice Tayrr ROseskO Taylor, Teoncie lay Tor, zumIH
VI n IOr ana A. H. Bnrnsr are nOn-TosdeuJs Inc bLaLs
Of Tennessee thsy canOt be served with the Urdu-
arm prgces q Court 20 therefore, ordered BY the
O. a. I.sey that publication be made four sue
ssiyeIv An Lns Nashville Union and AmsIican, comHauu-
g d non RESIDENT defendants, 70 make lh5IT personal
saucg before CuanceCf, a. the term Of he
Casnrsry Court ned Ia The town Of Troy, plead
nzwrr or dsmuTtO complzinats bill, The will be
skep iOf confessed lothsm, hearing psrBs
CABBWELL g. ROULsToH, MAEBkRR
uss le-W3t pre- lee - SouGiLOrs. UAA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

ANDREW VIM
Advertising and subscription Office,
Ne. lSS Nassau Street. aezf doer 70 Nassau BanE.
VIC vnRE.
Kerosene Oils.
TlT iII7Ap p7 FILTERS ms PATENT)


GECURED BY LET ERS PATENF)
z EROsRER ILLUMINATED Oil he light @ oetSneG
IL nom this OIL exceeds 10 bTliia 10 W o. Osi tI' ~
Of Quia heFetOiCTe discOVeTsc = '0' ~ "AAi ~
nam lluPd In the very colde1, -. I,5 At
me Company recommend zs Lls La iJ b - - ~
par.ies essr o-1e7s Baker, also, DyOtt, Of Phila
dslphfa K v Hso~b-a-t 4 Co.. ass Broadway, the Brook
vn Flint lsrs - E "a gr1ad Street, Messrs. Dieiz & Co
10 William g1vssf Tresr 136 Elm Street, and H. Ed
vzsrds IA ms - s,ot l. Samples of different style
Ismps can he .esr ~ fbe gAce Of the Company.
KFpogV,v No. l. Prepared 70 suite the
finest spd an obeT ti1dz d Machinery burns brilliantly In
Ioeomotve HssS Igbtr Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar md Hand IT "a stands gre1ts degree cold
as best Sperm ON ana sdmirably adapted 70 Rsroad and
Steamship use,
tor and viii be found "a posses advantages any
he markell st sams Ur0es-W1 bUrn-snd have been
II set ne re1rementsOf Of Railroads and others
KrRosnTE BTTCLF ULL. Prepared expressly Ships'
nae and win be nd admirably adapted for
~ m Men of sT Merchants We sses Lake and River Craft
and burns In all the COn SIAeEOom Clnnaes, FOrcasle
Lamps, Signal LGntsrls, o o "a.
M burn An rht without requiring N be trimmed, and ad-
rsntsgs fbgt viii be obvious to every Shipmaster.
b Ksrosane Os be obtained from the Wholesale OIL
shin CbFndsrs TEgiss, and GTOcsTs IN New York, and
TN sgisrv snUoUt5d Agents Of the Company many
he r{neIoa i5ns and Villages Of the United States, the
Canadas. ana the sud OF CuOd.
ocI AzsD ppntsd lin conformity with the rules esab-
Iisbsd by Iha s9sTt Of Trustees, application
AUSTEN'S
GRyzRkL AazNTs, KEROsRNE Or Co.
NOs SO Beaver street, NJ Y.
NIB Circulars with full particulars, testimonials prices,
&c. g.. viii D5 RrFarded on application as sbOVe.
june8-lg. IA WI
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IN CHANCFRY AT GAIvESBoRo,,


Thomas J. Draper TiBh /. Bro W, James Lee H.
Il. NcCsndOn and Travis y. Draper. Injunction Bill.
IN motion OF complainant, BY his solicitor aud appear
~ ing the Satisfaction Of the Clerk q Master from az
al ega0n in COmPsiuEnts bill, WhiCh BY him
that defendants, Travis ID. Draper H. h. McCeu
don, residents OF the hste Of Tennessee; is
ordered that publication be made, for
ccssiye weeks, she Union and AmsrCau, Newspaper
published in City Nashville, Tennessee, requiring
said resident defendants appear the
the Chaucery COuit be- held iT county Jackson
Court House in the tCW Of the hrsI
Wednesday after the hTst Monday in February 1855
and plead aRsWeT, dsmaE Cumyainaut5s O
the Will be for confessed, aHd the
W n. ROTTS
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LEGTAL g. NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN&M. NJ. BRIEN il.
ATTORNEYS at Law,

n sINILLEg IENWs
oPPTCB, NO. a WEsT-SIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEH'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by Ed. EWing)
{ HAVE taken In copartRsrship my NJ n. BRIEH, IT,,
in the practise las 10 ali the courts Of Davidson county
One or both can generally found the Office Prompt
and especial attention given 10 securing and collecting all
caims (monsy always ready when C0ected have been
NustsnLy and regularly engaged In my profession iu the
fountain District the last 20 years. and will cOutnae 70
tend securing and collecting claims lLrusted my
ia the counties Cannon, UakGb, Who FentresE, Over
trn Putnam and Jackson have general acquaintance
with the mercha and business in h counties. The
merchants Nashville and other places, might hud Is to
hsiFiute Ct 10 CCuIeT with NE iu reisLiOn thereto
lrefer TO suy all persons who know my ability
an q prompt attention 10 business.
NJ
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Fifty TO sixty Building Lots for sale in
hEea ed.


FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT.
THE uudeTs gu. tGcTs sale tty sixty Build
L ing Lots 10 Uoospu be rss' addition. and In the
property formerly beIang grG 10 r HoDOI, Just beyond
BlOod's addition E T., gcded They ir nj so fes each on
the Gsauu Turnpike, Woodland, Russell Ead Faherana
blcE 10 alleys sixteen feet WIds-a
portion Of them being Laf mile from the Suspension
Bridge, ard LEg Otuers within & mile
will sell hess lots following terms: any one OF
wh ch can, course, be selected by the purchaser
ISL. Payment Of Bith be IN cash and OF the balance
in i've annual nsaleuts with interest," and lien Eetalned
ard no other security required.
2d, Annual for five years with Rteressecurl-
" gIveu on he RJtss, and lien retained
Sd. LgaI years credit for the prucpE-nIeTtsI payable
annually, security required the interest nolea and
lien T5JsI ed.
Ali Eight years edt for principal the interest paya
bs annually aul secuTy required, except hen II ne
purchaser will put Up dwelling house within the nfa'
year.
5h In man. cases would be willing % give the purchaser
eight years credit he would pay onehu during me nrst
carpenter work, brick work pssieTug = painting
pay annually the baanoeno security being
required but lieu
offer these easy terms with the view OF placing snug
Pheasant vi hin the r7acn Of any INDUSTRIOUS
who desires and Of addng 10 tne population O ue
BesuuIuI vase in Jus LeghO'rn0Od Of our c'y-in
gecg-an W.. .uINGTON BAkROW.
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W. q. BOTTS.
G ERIK & Master.
jan j-prs fee So

Pennington C. MaIey James Crawford. Original Bill.
IN motion OF c0npla nau BY his So ClOv, and appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of hu Clerk Master, IRON
AFFIDAVIT Of complain HIs Solicitor winch Is hied, tnAt
iendant il n0u resident n sate Tsnnesses Itis
therefore that publication be made the Union
American newspaper publs ed m the Hy Of Nashville,
Tennessee weeEs quirug said defend
pear the Term Lhs ChaucrTy
hed Tor county Of Jsckson, the Court House
town Of GanesboT the first WEDNESDAY ansr the dr
MOntsy in February 1855 and there plead answer
o. demur 10 cOmplanauIs Bl the will be tskeH
confessed and the cause set down for neaug pas
". n. BUTTS.
g-nvs faeR Gers 4 N7sfPr-
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FARMERS,

TTTHO are in want Of Corn Shser straw Cutsrs Haes
W Chains Of any kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
labaco0 sythe Blades and Cradles, Axes B0ns for
Pow Lines Haers, HsY Manure Forks, show ard
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage tut
teFs Nails cut WrOugh Pump Caain, Rlkss Gross cut
saws, Sheep Shears, ~isTs and Riddles Waffle Irons Cur
n COMBS.
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Central Ohio
A-eD
baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS,
s AaIAlI lI4k BETW ZEN COLUMBUS, UzIU, AND
BALTINOhE "a HUURsf
BAGGAGE CHECkED IHROUGHI

ae AaIS1 lI&k BETW ZEN COLUMBUS, OzIU, AND
BALTIMORE, % HUUR5I
BAGGAGE CHECKED uHROUGHI
lvHE ONLY ROUTE 5y which through tickets o WaEh.
l4.s.u procured, 70 Which yOInI ~ veil a. %
tlre IL Shortest dIrscL anu N every r.
. ls reliable route. IL Is tns ORy rUuJs 1y WnIch
urclasss Ui Ihroagu llekets 70 New lUrs re enabled
. raa1- cIIIes VI DaiEmOre, FhIladslpna snd naH
,grl OF lIckeI " new AUrk Unly lRus %.
1 Asn and Travellers Pleasurs OF lnfor-
.- TlsL Our Ot tne pFInclpaI cLssI Union uE
o-s lUss E14- Can De srJrlsd D any vIhsr rUuIs.
5u1 u Jnly rOuJs o. winch through Ilcksts sal
s al 10 E..CluOud AOrlUk, Winchester krsdsrcksburg
lsIs-sDurg va, CnariesEOa, navaUaan, hge0n, A.
4a--, s-sZ.s DsrEley opungs auu beaI0ro 5punEa
gers irUm NAsHVILLH axe me ogage q
al.-T c Thomas, steamers TIC Cumberland rIVar
~ LJslsVI-E, gUun5Cug L1sre HILh Ihs UnIIsd stsLss
dali sJe4u5rs yIuCunau, WILh IRs JsnaraouVlLs
saru.l LuulanagULss lrd make dIs0I CUnuecuon a
guLJ4s ClIO, ne CsEira yuIO BsIlrUad % hss
,asgCe GiOss Connection VIA sae BsluuUrs ana UniB
-NrJaa ls llsds 70 ssnlag'0n C1y, BsunOrs, Phila
-. rasssagsrs holding Through Tickets from Msu-
zz re transferred 70 cars Of Tie Ilinou
-sl.i-l h4l-gsa IrJza thence passing through Tsrrs
ls luG annapolis, Dayton and Ae1Ia COumouz Tnrss
.f 1rs-s eavs Columbus 81 ~ a. A., $50 r. 4. and
I. 4. A.
Travellers srs requested 70 n0tics that while this is
HI r-- st1rCIns through EIcEsts % ~ the EaslsrH
ls SANE raLe IS olargud By 0hsT routes Asa
sE g.y aIlJ 1e 41HTEa5g speedy ana draCf
~ ali TIE .zbllg yOlus Tue hast. Tns distance from
JGuUls Ba4Iuurs only SO miles, 5s1g aD0ut Zoe
s shorter Hss OrE tLa1 By any other rOuts. Thsra
RI. changes u cars y tDIB rOuI5 and consequently
-,a u5.lll-1l, than D. any Olnsr.
.--g Llg Usl.istsd viii broken stone su6 q
-l..l-ly ifee IRON luzL.
il-.lss iz.JruaE0a please apply 10 y. T. RUMSEF,
---4s, Nashville lean.
L-.ylgl licEs.s apply IL Louisville a. tns 5es Oi
" - - Nail 6I51-leTs to- JsdsrsOuVlIa hsllrOad
..-a- 4s.a street. N. .. nUCJSlDE,
Master LranspOrauOn b. v. l. &
JOIN 81. oHAhr. General esIsrn Agent
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AO! Gor the west.

A FARM FOR SALE, containing 209 acres, 100 Of iInu
"A TOliHg prairie, and 20 OF the best Kite OBk
black walnut timber. 4U under fence and cultivation
Of this land ast year raised 2U bushels OF
Land situated 80 miles um heOEuk, Iowa, diTsC
west on the road ali travel. failing spnn
Ih land. For particulars aPpIy TO BILLS d aOORE
Market street, south at Broad.
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FSHHMG. H8RUIS, Geverorr Of the
z stale or Tennessee. no all who shall 49, Agll4 4-.h
see these preseHLs-Grs6tiug: -
To the Sher7s Of the counties Of Fsysus Futon, Har
deuEn and Shelby composing the ith Judicial Crcut
You hereby commanded open, and hCld election
al all the places OF holding elections 10 your specVe
Ties The FIRST saturaGy 10 1r ls55 having given
months notice, Uy law for he eCOn
Attorney cen l, for the .ai- lltb judicial Circuit TO Eli
the vacancy uCCasoued the gu8on Of John D. Good
ALE E-si., and uue returns make according % law
l-~~~l Iu testimony whereof T., lSHAM G. HARRIS,
81 s. Governor as Aforesaid, have heTeuutO set my
t~D hand and caused the Great Seal the state
a1 rcd o. Nashville, The 3lst 0ay OF december. 1857.
b ihe Governor
iSHA5l G. HARRIS.
P. q. II. BURTON, Secre ary Of sale
Tho SbgrE Oi Shelny will except 5.h 18th and 18th civil
districts IH said county as they excluded by law.
The Asupms appeal and Bolivar Democrat viii please
cory. ian Nv snW-d-3W.
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James Burgess and Ltleton Collier Shsb, Phars,
Christopher IlsrE, NOHus JaTk aud lnjuncuOn
Bill.
IN motion Of eOmpanants, By their Solicitor and lt
- pearnE the satisfaction Clerk Master,
allegation in The bill which Is defend
ants shelby Phars, christopher and MuudA Clark,
residents OF the Sae Of Tennessee: Il Is ordered
nat publication be made jr four successive eeks,
UnlOn American, newspaper published IN Nashville,
tennessee requiring SAID CeIendaus lhs
Of the Jhdncer Court BE- held for county Of
Jackson the Court House, In GainssbOTO hrsJ
Wednesday first Monday February, 1858 and
aud there plead answer usmur 20 cOmplAnan1s
oil, the will BE- taken for confessed down
Tor heArn IsTts as 20 them.
W. II. BOTTs.
Iark < Ena 4 IlarE q Maala