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VAL,VABIE STOCK FARM FOR SALE.


TEyHE subscriber wishes sell the Of land ~
which he resides lying both sides Of tie NOiens ss
vile farmngon Turnpike in Williamson county,
rniles from Nashville containing about SO acres all Of
which is under good fence 5 cleared, the balance
we'll set poplar other valuable timber there more
than dozen of never failing springs pTrms with plenty
lasting all Of the farm There IS also a
young Orchard Of several hundred choice fruit trees Ie aHs
are rich and productive: the location healthy and desrahe
sirae Of the morality and intelligence OF lis c
and the churches that surround it. Poplar Grove
Male High School located within mile Of the above lands
Owen H Academy p miles, and Jordans Store Post
Office within mile. It Is also convenient 10 the hetnos
Baptist, and Presbyterian Churches. 80.
will sell land reasonable terms; will sell II
all together divide purchasers. For further InJra
ion address the subscriber jordan Store p o. or Apply
me on tbe rrenisas JAMES S. OGILNIE.
iuv Q-yv4tE
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ALL NEW FIRM.
WILKINSON & CHEATRAW,


NEW FIRM.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAW,
IMPORTERS oP GRANDIEs WINES, AND LIQUORS.
AxD DEALEEs
HAVANA CFGAEES. TOBACCO, &C.s
10 g COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, IEAAENSEE-
ZFEP constantly on hand large and select stock Of Fine
Brandies. Gin, Rum and Wiskie Fine ines embracing
Inpaes. Ilocks, white Hungarian Clreis sauternas
rr Madeira and Port Cordials, Genuine London Porter
Scotch and English imported Havana Cigars tine Va TO
cco Spices Sauces. Pickles. CatsuIs: Refined sugars tne
Teas with numerous other articles conned With the above line Of
business. which they Oler for sale on favorable terms
juneS NlLldAMSoN q ClifiAL LIl-A'I.
Dissolution of Partnership.
TEyIIE partnership Heretofore existing between the subscribers
under style Of Cooke, Bailey L Co. IS this day dis
solved by agreement - 81. 4
Those indebted late firm viii make payment to Cooke
Bailey who authorized to wind up the business OF said
firm. " " SNOht-2
June !, 1853 3 T. GODshALL'
Having purchased the entire Interest Of $ G. Goda in the
late firm o Cooke Bailey will continue the Hat, Boot
and Shoe business old stand No 5ONoTth side OF me
Public Square, shall be pleased to our old ieds
. audmerchants generally. ,,,r-,. , r,,7rv,y
junel9-d. OoonI o DA'i'l1'
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NTOTICE.--Whcrels the LEGISLATURE ot Ien.1ssSe, az ~,
Ir s,r ras.c an Act making IL tae duty g ule Nas-ot
cbSfrn ail state to open hold election at e.ce ~
m ra tive, counties order TO ascertain e s-'e o 1
rr a. ~ whether a COS. rcnti1n shall le called % 'ud r.
- or iaua new Constitution of said state tle''o.s' = "
D. ~te,kIev sheriff aF nrcu county, do hereby give '
d the voters of sail county, that will, he lst lH-A "
September next, omen aad hold election at te FI'u -
cncts said Roury for the purpose Of taking sad No'e- "'e
unier my hand Office this 9Th day OF June, lo5o.
". L. STEAKLEY,
;.1a-ua-B sheriff al Burrn county.
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For PhiIadeIphia, New York, &C
FROM
saVRnmnaII and ChariestOn.

CAPTN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SO
Excursion Tickets good for reuruing up to january j.
lSl9, s.-t5
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls furnished o
Us The Agents Charleston and Savannah, c
The we'll known first class sfle-whee Steam }s[ss
SbipS KEYSTONE STATE Capt. c. J. ,[%-E53T-+les
M.RsIuAm, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt zss5zaz337-
=. J. GARVISs
New form Weekly for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah on altcruag Saturdays. as follows. 80 -,
The keystone state. from Charleston May et ID de o'
18Th; July 81, I7 and 3l &c leaving fnllaueI INC "
nate Saturdays. A. =. r-b oo.I,.
% I5fb l6h: July IO.h and 24 &C. leaving Pniadelhla
the alternate Saturdays e...- - .t,,.s
FOR safety, comfort. having superior sLate Aoo
s are not surpassed the coast One hulFen lil
Of is route and the Bay-"o nights al SEA
roR NIAGARA PALS. THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
= gSTEo8TF,ST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This lire connects at Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
EsiIroad Route Niagara Falls or uhao IN 10 ous
fr- phIsdcIphis Through Tickets with Ind privilege OF slu
r MI Philadelphia and intermediate points Tor SAFE ug w
AGENTS at savannah 80 -,-..- c...s-;-,a
So 1 A. "l'I,I,i,l' ,Itl',S = sS,SsI'rsb SC,'
T. S. & T. q. BUDD,
april23-13m AEell.7 az SL-I ---
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VIsCEuyEs. IA June - itli-
pUoF o. 6. WuoB As you about 1 meuulclure 2i
ypnd YOUR recently discovered Restorative Wil state or
vhosoever K concern. lave ui and EncEn otc y
use t-t several years. tsen in tie habit Of using
other Hair Rsstlraves, AMI that ind yCurs vastly sGeof 20
any other know. entirely clsanss the head of dat an
with Que months proper use will any persons hair % ~
ORIGINAL youthu color and texture, giving &c hTs sa en
glossy appearance all tis, without dsol0rng tie ha3 nat
alT IL Which drops would, t1rfeionas -
commend its use 70 every arous Of having ne color aai
texture to lair. Respec.fuy yours,
WILSON KING.
O. J. WOOD co, Proprieiors, 3l2 Broaiay, New lorts
lin h. -f n Y Wire Rafnr Esablsf usut) aul Ia Mafzt
street, s.. Louis, Al0. AHl sold b. ,dDrusgis-s-
may5-d dzW3ul-inside.
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REERSHEBA SPRINGS.

TByHE undersigned will open Beersea Springs Io tne reeP
ton Of visitors the 18th inst -.
% additions have made the premises since the close
of last season. will enable to accommodate THIS summer
n1or t6au double the number Of visitors had last.
ber win he no drinking kept al ut the establishment
nor will there anv accommodations whatever Tor proised gam
blers. and neci apply. .,,-
All enarel rooms iii chaTEeabe from the lst day Of July
ir+esE,is,,IIrD s NJ. SCOTT.
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WHO CAN BEAT m!

uTE have lust hnshei and got In operation, stsm Saw
Nv Mill, Tor Z. J. Perdue and William Nee leandt 1ea
CIarssviIle, Tennessee sat cuts twenty thousand e
and afv-sggn feet board MEASURE fourteen hours and tn
minutes Il cut one thousand flrty-ight in rFonyf-
minutes reduced the prices oi Cur Engines and beie'
10 such figures thai defy competition in prices and dursb
our Engines are put on ru plates and made Of the st a
ST, LO5j Is CIRCULAR SAW mILLs
STRAUB,s SIP Ga WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS,
~ - f,fb ,rv size Al short nota nanulacturers pTces
,vifb f-giglr a5fsi- Ellis & MOORE,
o. g8 and IoO south Market street.
Iune4-tf Nashville, Iennessee-
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FURTHER REDUCTION.

80 zsssf9
JULY 10Th, 1888.
RATES OF FREIGHT FROM SEW YORK TO NASHVILLE
In pconnectou with NE Wheel and Screw Steamship
Lines,
Charleston and Savannah.
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NEW MUSIC SEOAEs
~. G, ID. BENSON 4 BRO, Whole -
Ealss sale and Retail Dealers 10 Piano EOress-ssE -
S7s a. A. Princes Meodeons Buffalo, N. Y.,f IL u n III
<SS- Church and Parlor Organs Guitars, Ni9-S
nceos Accordeons, Flutes, FlagOets, F Drums Iaubuo
nes every thing in the musical merchants line
select catalogue Of New Sheet Music; Music BOOKS anu
stctors Of all kinds. Orders from the couEtry VIII meet win
prp attention tuned. Accordeons and all other Isru
1ens rair No 20 Union Street, lst door from College
sept23
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COLLINS KALDCEE IN Es--Tust recsived supply
OF valuable preparation for the hair For slie BY
DEMOVILLE & BELL
CSUNDRIESs--Fresh Burmuda Arrow Boot Pearl sago,
Puio French Chalk shoe Brushes Seigtz Powders Blani
Fif, Diamond Ceuents, Bung C0rks, &c. For sale BY
DEMOYILLE & BELl.-
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the zane time and place, will sell another tract Of land
in the eth district Of Coffee county, adjoining the lands OF
Daniel and Jones Patterson A NJ Ruege and Others by virtue
Of two executives to directed from the circuit court o Coffee
ont In one case J. NJ Burroughs plaintiff and Z. p and 7.
Wiley are Defendants and in the other James H. Young is
plaintiff and the said E. and 7. A. Wiley deendants levied
On ;yiSt " va pTg fse 81 JAMES A. GARDEN Sheriff.
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4 = = Ni-AA--
N. d L. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOIESAEE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
,r,-P pR ,NDTFS. WINES, TOBACCO. CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORYER OF COLLEGE, AND CHURCH SIRhELA
Nashville, Tennessee.
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FFNE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Holm RAMAGE. ~ College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies 7r
and Gents wear for Misses, Boys and Children ts
Gents sup Calf Stitched, and Pump sole Bootsi ~
do French Patent tler and Calf Congress Caters 49,
40 do Patent end Calf, silk and Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnelia do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties;
a, Dn,Eskin n q. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting Oxforls and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco OSforosi
do Calf Union half Gaiters.
~ FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and without heels
do do do Lace do dc DO 40
do do Kid Congress Boot do do 40
do Glove do do do do 90
do French do slippers trimmed do 40 40
do White satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Rd Boots thick and thin soedo do DO
do Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid & Bronzed Slippers do do DO
do Lasting Caters Plain 4 Tppdd0 do 10
CFEILDs EMS New BronEed Heel slippers; Black and Col
ord Lasting tiaitc Shoes, beautiful assorten
and in great variety
ROWS and Youths Oxford Ties Congress CATERS Ften
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes. Satin Ties etc. etc Call at 4
College Street. JUN nam Ao1.
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= EBANON MILLS FLOURs-Eshays been raads
superior brand =, ne. zr..,t.
which Eill sell at Wholesale or retail ~ "a co
may20-tf sA4tADAs1 --
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ueaNy HOolen uoous' OoLlesliCs' DLil4n-''' -
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

In fact every thug will be kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods
Ain Of which deturmined sell for ready pay, cheaper
than can be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses VIII
@i,U" nS-iI slH I G. HAsBROOK.
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TE have this dsv associated with ourselves Mr.. GEORGE
M LEE and viii continue business under the Old style OF
Cu,pg, 5afle- s 20 COOKE & BAILEY,
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OF CITY PROPERTY 20
-tRArNI eRANII--Waas.a a. he Ea.hyils 0llg
10 CnnfrncfOrs.

TTyHE undersigned viii receive, until the l3n & ~ p &
proposals for the Excavation and stone hefA -
dIon Of the Masonic Temple Church sfee.,, 49,
walton full ten feet deep and as foundallon 80
80 hin Fsr further particuars, enquire OK
CHARLES A. UlLEh,
AND. ANDERSON
JOSIAH FERRis5 Z Build Con-
D. F. WTLklN
IN d HICKS.
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Three Daily Trains from Pitlsburg
10 PhfIadeEphisa.
Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio RniIrOa0s.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!

- y i5s.5..s..:5s5 75s.5.i.;z..aI
iT7NNIN1 TINE BETWEEN CULUMBUs, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, p HOURS.
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ShcrtF's SaIes--COgee County.

rtue Of two executions directed from the circuit
court Of Coffee county wherein NJ N. Henderson plaintiff
and II S Hill defendant IW sell at the house door in the
town of Manchester, the 10th day Of August next tract OF
land In tbe 9th civil district Of Coffee county, the Of
pou'5 creek adjoining the lands OF F. NJ Boyd VI. Hill and
William sutton; levied the property Of said IHll
,,rs fee a JAMES A. GARDEN, Sheriff.
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"AVANA CTGARSs--Alot lot Of very fine Havana CT
II Fars iust received by J. W LANGLEY 4 CO.
juns9-1 N0.A, Union street.
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TEyHOUsANDs of this Coffee Pot have already been =
and the demand parts Of the United states Is
on the Increase introduced, it has given 1e 10sl
complete satisfaction.
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.

BROWNS ESSENCE OE SA4uAANA
GINGER.
REDERICK BROW
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
n f.. Corner of Chestnut and Fifth Street,
Phiaade !. 1,l Rlaii,, It ., 1.r,.,,. Ginger
GtOLE Manufacturer OF Browns Essence OF Jamaica HlIgeI
which is recognized prescribed by the Medical Faculty
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of the United
States. III, =, Iii
nary diarrhGa incipient cholera IN Short N an ese q %
ton Of the digestive functions Il Is OF lnelle
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and summer
children it peculiarly ecacious no family indaua' OF
traveller should be without it.
NTOTICE--To prevent this valuable Essence from being
cOunterfeited new steel engraving executed az a gea
cost found the outside Of the wrapper, in order 90
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon BY m
Prepared only by Frederick Brown sale at his Drug and
Cheual Store, y E. coruer Of Firth aud Chesnu Streets H
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in Nashville and
TIOR SALE AT COST no CLOSE.--An assor
Of the following articles, among others, is offered
Ir Linen Linen and silk Handkerchie Hosiery Gloves,
f'io0On' '''A i''-9''' -'--' 81 - W B. GRUBB3,
may 10 No 3 south side Square.
OUR NEW STYLE SILK HAT,
SSTILI continues be the leading Hat Of the season. -
erIy sought for wATERFIELD WALKER O.
FOR BOYS.
PEW more cases Of mixed Italian and coored Leghorn
n Hats Tor Boys very niS aRa y STKFR,s -
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVTLLE.--The Examin
alton will to-day, and continue tl
week days the next The Trustees relatives OF stu
dents Professors Teachers other colleges and schools a.
we'll as the friends Education generally, respectfully nVite
| to attend. By order Of the Faculty. -.
/ June g}-tf RlCHAkD ONEN -
FRESH ARRIVALS.
N{PER 1 FIzzEL I s are nG y % 9P T aa 5ss le to co
4 rC-pond " the times. Consisting in pagt OF
| Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
- Patent Leather :, and oxford Ties
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting 3"
" Cloth and Lasting Caters,
" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes
Ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels
Slippers
Fine Toilet Slippers,
| g White Kid and Satin Slippers,
| Caters.
| Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels
! - Kid Boots, 4"
| Children's Shoes Of every variety,
| Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above, have thing very nice for May Day At
| Ss wants Shoes and pe-ged work Of all kinds.
| Call at No. q Public Square -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADSHAW & RUT AND,
NO 80 UNTOV STREET
HAVE Just received a fresh supply OF BOOIS -StaI
M and SHOES which will be sold at the very low sA
Yt est PIiee7s Caters, and without heels; ~
ladies' Lasting Congress CATERS with and without heels
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid Bootee heels and no heelsi
do Front Laced Lasting Gaitersi
do French embroidered Slippers, something nicei
do White Kid Slippers and Bosets
plain and trimmed, heeed and no heels
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick Thin Sole Gid and Goat B0otees heelea
Black Lasting Gaitersi
Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes
Chldrens hid ad goat BOotes, thick and thin soiei
DO Black Lasting CATERS
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
CenIemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do do Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. S Congress Gaitersi
do 10 ?. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties
d5 D. s. do do do
do Cloth Congress CATERS
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Stor to which invite the at
G GSN'IG1 s5 ia @ DRADSUAW & RUTLAND.
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w-OgVCEs --Wlereas the Legislature Of Tennessee, at lis
~ r rs,cl an making IL 1c aUty oi ta various
c f ii state "a open and hold an cectona, e Trencs
i rt- sr-fyp counties order TO astcItn lAc sense " h'
er as t whether convention shall Ire called 70 amend re-
v or form new CONSTITUTIONS Of said state therefore 'o'n
I}rtbsr5rI ~hpr Of Anderson county, do hce Et,e o--
The voters Of said county, that viii. on the lst L.s I
srfarer next open ana hold election at the Vdo,
Of sli8 county, for the nuposeof taking -9 No'a'
NS MANU- "' 'l'.'' JOHN RUTHERFORD,
..,, Sheriff Anderson county
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NTOTICE.--WLcreas The legislature OF tennessee ~ Us
Iast session Tsscd making it the duty OF The NIios
F Of said state 10 open aud hold election al eac PIE
ur ia their respective counties, In order 10 ascertain l sons
~ he reorr a. 10 vfater convention shall I've called TO
qs rse or form new Constitution Of said state there
fore l. NJ H. Hancock sheriff of Polk county, 90 Hereby give
notice the voters county, that Will ON the Isl ihuS
sv of September next open and hold election II the various
precincts of said county. the purpose Of taking sad Vote
Given under my this 2iur day Of June lS,
NJ. II. HANCOCK,
ss9n p2r, sheriff OF Polk county
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IN CHANCEHT AT HICKMAN
JULY RULES, 1858.
Sarah II. Richards johnson Observation-Disclosures Bill
ON motion Of compainanl's COUNSEL and it appearing unto
the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that johnson
Richards county that the ordinary Of law
cannot be served upon therefore ordered that pubs-
for three weeks in the Union and American news
paper published the city Of Nashville, requiring the said de
iendant appear Court House. in the town Of Cen
treve on Monday September then and there
plead panant's bill, the will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing exIarte.
ORYILLE A. NIXON,
jy15-w3t-prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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sICK RARIEs WANTED

"a
ONEFOURTH Of al the babies born in the United states ae
won't save tbe powerful medicines have the most GealerQua G
feet The ouly remedy the diseases Of the second suInEe f
t,ethng measles eholio, dsrngd bowels depressing isF'i
Grmfenberg ChildFen's Panacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fall
When children were dying daily New York Hon the use OF
swi milk this found 20 be the only remedy
where sick babe The house. this Medicine . worm
It's weight IN gold, the prescriptions Of pnyieas anu
other remedies have been tried in VAIN
If the certificates physicians who have used II are
car furnish scores Of them Having had twelve years e1sei
bsito1 n o0ng % refund the cost 0f the Dseniey syrup
and ChIirsns PanaCea, should they li % 90 sSLy A-
promise for them AZ t-- ~. - q j.----',,,-
/ isI6-R College street Saslyilis-
DrVIDEND NOTICE.-Ths Board Of Direet0rs have
orfgi dividend of per cent for past SIX months o.
i paid 70 stockholders Of the Nashville tas Light COMPANY @
the l0th inst }. H. hhND1LOA n sesl-.-i''
| July 9-lu
j TyXCHANGsFS OF CITY PROPERTY FOX
Ia Farm We wish exchange desirable store House on m
south side Of the Public square, NASHVILLE Tor 2 an
about 20 acres, with good improvements nef
r,svao atrsu1m az Cheuy street
GRANT GRAINII--Wantsd at The Nashville Oiil
" Mills
| 5000 bushels prime Wheat
I I6090 do 5id or dams ged Wheat, for distilleTy:
10000 do Co-n for which TIM highest market pria VII >
paid in Cashi
1000 do Bye.
The CITY AlIs keeps In store at ali times Extra Faulty Flour
Shorts Bran Ship Stufs, Lc., which viii be fnAed ana
Iiygre,i In large quantities at exceeding low prices
A1sney CITY hll- @,
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EyOR the accommodation Of the public who Ee5sss ~
IL wish To visit BEERSIIEBA SPRINGS via
Of MNnuvle Tracy City, the stages will run to and IRON
those places daily connecting with the at each place, as
follows
NcAiinuvc morning at O'CLOCK ana arrive AT
Beershefa Springs the day at ? O'Clock.
Leave Beesea Springs every morning al o'clock, and arrive
at McMinnvilc at II A. NJ.
Leave Tracy City every evening oco and arrive at Beer
sbeta SPRINGS the same evening AT o'clock.
Leave every morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Tracy
CITY at o'clock the day. giving passengers time 70 le
dinner at each place departure Of the trains fae
gers will be carried and from the at each place
NJ. A.. PRICE.
julyl5-d1m. BY J. d. MARSHALL, Agent
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tenton OF all wanting articles in line. - -
ia n25 BkADShAM * hCILAND-
ENstray, Humphreys County '--Taken up by
~ BENJAMIN EppersOn living in Humphreys county, Dis Noe
Se mare supposed TO he nine old with some white IN her
ace valued So, by Vim. c. Fan and VIM D. Meadow on the
18th june lS.s. NhIAIE,
Ifv5u9t Ranger
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lion Of ths economy and efficiency Of Rsilroad marsso 81
nsnt--to say nothing Of higher questions.
The President Of Virginia Road EFitess -rtr---
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THE GOLD DOmINION,, COFFEE-POT.

narhs-dlf 81 q. Uaon Il betveen csy pa srIa1'I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-29

ARTIST or Ius SCPPosrD ACUoMrLrcE IN rHp
Nuppsp Ept HAm ING ALBANY -Nm. Raeinmsn
the young who suddenly appeared from % CIT
last vteh with Mrs Hsrtans the wife of the mso wac "
supposed 70 have been poisoned, arrested
oc ock last evening Ia ace the OF Green ard
VISION streets kept by Jac,b Engsi u appears
returned 70 this c'tv Ia the Ne~ Yors and
ss arrested oy ccer Aaooe, before he nal been here
en- hour. tie Told some of biz germs1 friends, upo, MS
turn that he wss Sunday evening with Mrs. Hs,tu,g;
bst be waited the inca her and returned 70 yer
sey CITY Sunday night; up,p crossing over Ne- YORK
Yesterday morning, 10 company ~'h her snd her cht,
that he lost Mrs IN The crosd, and not hafns bar,
tuned Jersey Cty Fbong that abe hal nos returned
tba, place he Sain croe-ed the river ADD With her
child returned 10 ina CITY H stated 10 his rsnfs
prevnpe 10 ~ sr~-, ina, Mrs 1srtupg siv~ed HIM =
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soui,t ~ pDs and sue aore had been gu,r of
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ga, rafrfr 10 lhe city shs could drs~n be self IN ne
river sic sl,psted ~ be Nev Yors or Jersey Csy,
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