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ISHAW Gs HAhKISe
OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:

To all who shall soc these Pre5snts-Greeting:
HTHEREAs il has been made knewn to me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing a foul and
aocious 30h day Of june 1855 upon the bodies
Of Il. Spica R. H. Vail, late county Of DYER
has fed from justice and is running a large
Now, Therefore, Isam Harris, Governor as aforesaid bv
virtue and authority in vested hereby cfer
three hundred dollars any person or persons who
may apprehend the George Milton, and deliver him TO the
Sheriff or ailor county Of Dyer in order that Justice in
that behalf, may be had and executed.
~ In testimony whereof. hare hereuut0 set nv hand
SEAL caused the Great Seal Of the State affixed at
t~~~~' Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1858.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor;
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L is subject Of pride 70 Us that The stsiesnsn.
sheH. The lDea0cTasyo IF TsLEsssss hays booers. Z,
~ oInifsu snd aPPreciaIes sbF6zi. Be giilo7-lnuis
from the Paii4dslphis Asyas: saE afoo 4
Hos A. v ARosz.-Fhs eminent .bl1itv ~ ,z-
Presen. sier Generals beresrnys.iasl
aha univ srsaliy ackuoNledged Websvs nsteF bs-5 !.
more able and Efficient public oeses-- - -
foundation Of our government fss ,,ss-...
Pulous eNeInies and maligners Of - Tss,- =.
party, are compelled 20 admit thai 49, =.
haW 10 be found in his department. ana ~ , -S
to be made or fault 70 Be found With dis sfs.'l-.
arrangements When bold and reckless men -.
compelled 10 Be SILENT or If they speak at N a..
forced to use terms OF spprobation and saloky the
evidence isveTy clear and conclusive that the Dsrsor
on whose account such admissions are made IS smi.
1ently deserving Of public confidence. We End tie
following IN one Of our exchanges: sa
POsTMAsTKR GENERAL BRoWE.-While the Posf-
master General vas IN Memphis on the STAT On q
ais way to ArkanRas, his personsI and polifieal
friends in that city tandsred aim the eopI,enf ~
public dinner, Mr.. Brown, in reply 10 The fnvff-
tien, regretted that q speedy retuFh 20 Bis dlIiss
IN Washington compelled him 10 decline ths housr
The letter then turns 10 ths consideration Of raI
transportation and explains various reforms "a tie
postal service Of the country, initiated under ne
auspices Of the present Administration The yssb.
vile DAILY UH0H and AnSican, oopviurtb be- ,srFs,.
Pondenoe from the Memphis AD1ssI SAYS s.tio.f ~
administration Of no Postmaster Gsper.I bas 49,
more useful or satisfactory TO the oounlry-a iudR
msnt which few viii dispute.-Rieiaoa Soaltf
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c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Botrds,
has now hand a large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plank, Jo Sant
linz Square Cedar Cedar Plank. and Poplar Shingles have
Eve Mills cutting Poplar and CEDAR dressing Poplar, and
one yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine making No
Poplar shngea in constant operation. supply any
quantity Lumber Shingles at the shortest notice and az the
lowest nrfcss for cash J. c. DARDEN,
mSraP Naahvis Lumber Yard, No. llI Br0adEag.
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CHINA HALL STILL,

HANIst pprclased a. H. Hicks very large and s q
Il complete stock Of China, Glass, QueensWale, &c, fA
together with his outstanding claims, viii continue the
business at the old stand, CHINA HALL.) and solicit
the patronage OF ell the old customers and all
in need Of such goods, Orwho may cali All those
indebted to the respectfully called upon for
and pay up the old be seized up right
JIG. Daren fully authorised transact an business
nectsd with the concern.
augl4w&d2d G. E. PFACHER.
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TEVHE ONLY ROUTRby which through tickets 70 Washington
be procured which point well to Baltimore It
b. ts0rtet, direct, and every respect the most reliable
route Il is the only by which purchasers OF Through
Tickets TO New enabled reach the cities Of Batnore
Philadelphia, York. Of ticket 20 New YORK
only thus enabling and travellers for pleasure
Information 20 visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can Be Afforded BY any other route.
And the only route By 7hich Through Tickets he had
burg Va. Charleston, savnna Macon, Atlanta, Augusta,
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
fangers from AashY "a take tie Stage Coaches OF Carter q
Ihomuss steamers Cumberland river, % Louisville
connecting there with the United States Mail steamers 70 Cincn-
nat with the Jacksonville Railroad to Indianapolis, Ind,
mass direct connection at Columbus Ohio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad 70 Wheal whence cioe connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio airoad made TO Washington City, lt-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
= Passengers holding Through Tees from Memphis
Transferred at Cairo the the Illinois Centru Railroad,
from thence passing through Terra Haue Indianapolis Dayton
and Aenia, Columbus. Three Daily leave Columbus, at
10 A. N $50 p. 81. and e, ?. n.
Travellers requested that while this IS the
only route anordiug Through Tickets al the Eastern Cities at
the rate charged by other routes 20 AeC lOr6 o2y it is
also the shortest most speedy and direct TO all the eadng points
in the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore is only
80 miles, being about 100 miles shorter to New York than y
other There less changes OF by this route and
c0nsee uently less detention, than lg any other.
L y The read is halasted with broken and is entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. Rry, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
l. 3 Mail Steamers 70 the Jchersanye liailroad Oce,
Main WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation b. & Q. K. r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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Heis about IS years Of age weighs about 100 pounds
and 9inches high dark hair hazel short chin
with very upon neck and chin, running up to or near
the ear supposed TO be the result Of sd which 50 severe
that it is diihcult for him TO close his mouth.
Is supposed to have gone to Arkansas he lived
years Crawley's Ridge in that State. Visit
Fhe Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the
sertions. and forward bill to this office.
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Office in tl Passenger Depot, and Is open one
Iav before the sa-ug Train which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets Il is open at no other time during
fc av Passengers the Eastern cities leave the a. NJ
Train which connects throughout with Trains the other roads
Time TO Richmond 2Eous; Washington two days Philadelphia
two and hail. and New York. ro days. This is the cheapest
and lesl route from Nashville 90 the Last
New Orleans passengers lclyc Oh O p NJ Train, arriving
AZ Memphis time Orleans the evening
The next day. go through without detention at Memphis
Those Mc}luu1lo >fraa and Bsghcaa Springs, leave
Nashville 23O p N. Tin which directly al Iu
lhoma with the Train FOR NcAuUylg- Persons leaving Nc
the morning a Nashville at 80 Z. N.
At Nashville boats which leave daily smhland,
AMI connect for different places the Ohio and Mis-
p rivers also, daily line OF lIr Louisville, leaving
very morning on the arrival uf the night express.
Bv this chuge Schedule, tho Train from Memphis connects
direct M stevenson and down day Trains,
DELAY to Nashville and Eastern passengers aud hour Is gained
over the former Schedule going TO SnpAs from Nashville.
c. T.. ANDERSON.
julylO ISIS BFG General Ic.-t A->at
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Id AXE OIIlANNN D NEH EVEIUW p e99F UEt
HI SALE-SJ5 900 worth Of the valuable real estate
Will sell the most reasonable term Of desirable
city property oersd this Market lying on Cherry Cedar
Market Spruce streets suitable for business houses private
wellngs propose exchange the for likely Negroes
d the best ash price
atmay WILL, L. BOYD. Jr.
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One square, one year, ssOEae additional square so
Advertisers exceeding the space eOn1raeted
fors win be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
oE DoLLAA per ssuarsfor tie arst and FsEr C7.fr h
Subsequent Insertion.
advertisements published Il both the Daily and e.tlv 1
oe charged the full daily with eas-haf he rssElT A.,
1ra1si.af aDsrssoe1s ussss Be- sS7 for az as ts or
To Correspondents.
II VII save great deal Of unnecessary toubls II an,
Lias N Frtng viii mind the following niles.
Of your letter. ~
u yeu Esh the paper Hanged from oce another give
both ohices In fuI 1-s-
yoe sIe On business and other matters write separate
su2ses o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
~ ana limitations solicited upon al such facts and
as may Be Of infoFmaon interest the public
noattention. '' ' -9eS-f9
should write only upon side Of the paper
~ lAot unlertake 70 return rejected communications
.-'sia on business should be directed Messrs T.
ors. - "a 'N1 htVpile
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DAYTON, O., August 2A-Lewis D. Campbell was
nominated for Congress, to-day by Republican
convention al New Paris receiving the vote Of every
delegate from the three counties composing the
district.
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SmlHnWlAAeB Ten n . s8ees
Having associated theselges 0esthsf o. no peas of
aN, vii give their undivided attention % sn buslness
trusted 70 them. Ihey viii 1face II an thscOunes 0f
oUrtaJudicia Crcaii aEd also ne counss Or We1ssn
Cannon, Wilson, and 10 he Supreme C5aFt Nashville
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COAL OIL AND MPs,

co A l. OIL AND l. MPS,
Of EVERY JARRETT AND STILE
4 HAVE sample Of Column bian Coal Oil, and few
Lampsa suitable for burning il, exhibition my old
sand-Aicks china Hu-and shall very have full
supply Of BOTH TO sell to all who wish cheaphe cheapest
good light, and at thesame time the SAFEST Is impossible
explode These Lamps easily managed lamp,
and not complicated give steady clear light expense
not exceeding invite special attention to
the Lamps and Oil and purchaser have the privilege Of
returning the Lamp after week trial. if it docs give entire
satisfaction. A. II. HICKS.
ITHouse Furnishing Goods for receyede
aug15d&w1w A. Il. H.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

TUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & &THOMPsON-
ID 10 Cases Claret Chateau MsFgsuV
" 9 LeOvido,
o5 4" 81. julien,
10 " Lesie's Ginger Wine,
Is 4" French Cordial
IS " Muscat Wine,
> 8 Brandy Peaches,
25 " Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops"
10 q" Corn StarCh
40 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra and addition
al lot Of Asops and YOungrs Sparkling Ale and genuine
London Porter For sale, at low cash prices, by
augletf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, July II, 1858, the Passenger Train
y will be as follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 3 A. NJ. and 2.3O p. N.
Arriving at Chattanooga at Ia p. NJ. and l5j A. VI.
Leave Chattanooga AT 9 A. NJ and p. NJ.
Arriving 81 Nashville at 30 p. NJ and $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville TO the following place
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FRESH ARRIVALS,
ESNYDER FRIZZELL are now opening well selected stock
Shoes suitable to the and prices to
espond with the times Consisting in part Of
Gents fne Calf Boots and Caters,
Patent Leather and Oxford Ties
80 Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting Z"
4" Cloth and Lasting Caters,
% Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters plain, with and without hees
Slippers . "
A" Zine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
Kid Buskins With and without HEELS
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels,
A" Kid Boots, " "
Children's Shoes Of every variety,
Bows and Youths Shoes Of every variety
or the aboye something very nice for May Day. Also,
s. wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Call at No. q Public Square
apriI9O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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COOKE, BAILEY 8 I'd.

WHoL4ALE DEALERg
Boots shoes, Hats Caps Straw GoOds, Soe..
10. 50 8Ora SIDE Pu5lie S7ars, Bds1va7s, 7saa.
ME- receiving large and well assorted ssf "a
w new aua deable gDods- selected ureat care rna
adaPle 70 the present and approaching season. We eanes
y invite tie attention d The trade.
70 tnose merchants who goods short then
their paper promptly az maturity, VIII rist
b give rs at least portion Of their patronage.
Call and examine stock and prices.
Orders carefully hled and goods promptly Eorarl
a1g5 COOKE BAILEY & CO.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.

4 n a D u =
"yE receiving stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, and
Wool Hats Shoes Boots and Brons Carpen QueensWaTe,
Hardware, etc, which invite the special attention Of all
Merchants making up their stock in this market 1t
sary for anything in regard selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the charge and short
prompt buyers, cash prepared
goods this Pail cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
stock.
We beautiful line OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular kind imported Manufactured in the United States
70 which VIC invite special attention.
Also have a large stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING that
can't quality, style and eheapness America
Also, 100 BOOTS SHOES, which viii sell
under regular prices.
Also 200 pieces Of CARPETING ply, pl Z wool and
cotton, that bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and
Also, have made an arrangement with OF The largest i'm
porting houses ia America for ueen5Wae the cat for New
York i0bhing prices Call and examine before buying
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. give short notes,
and hem will find house the place for them,
TRAUBE & LUCAS
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NAsHVILLE HACEsI


IL szA
yALL MEETING, 1855, viii commence Monday, sepeu-
iTanee-slOO Forfeit. Two mile heats Eight gntriss:
Ei Odom names hr Mary Wyis, b. AloOn- dam y soVsr.
Also, eh + by Albion, dam Ann Chase by Levatan.
Blythe Guild names HaEatha By Abiou dam b Sovereign.
". Harding b. Tsnnsee, By EPsiloa, Kais
Also, names ch : By AIbson, dam Delta, by Priam-
T. C Moore names bf Betty Nancy b. shamrock, dam Ida ly
". T. ROundtoe eh y Glencoe, dam Jane Wsion
Also, names eh r By Albion, dam By Pram-
TUESDAY, 2srH.
sweepstake with two year olds mile outs70O ensanss
james Jacson names ca Fanny Bugg, hy Anbusuor
io A. b barnes names f. by Albion, dam Am Chase By L.
" r. Roundtree names ch c, BY Epsilon dam By GIenooe
Hugh Calgy names c, By Albion, dam b LsEiathan
". 7. Cheathan names che, BY Glencoe, by Lsyathan.
Also names Z, by A.lion, dam by Sovereign
second aoe- untied three year oles9oo entranos-s50
W.T. Cheatlam eh By Glsnco' dam By LsviaihaH
Blythe & Guild names Efiie Dean.
W. T RoundiTse namss eh T. y Albion, dam Euiora By P
Third Raee-Giles county stake, With t year en-
trance, play or pay. TiEss entries
WEDNESDAY 29rH.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50. Two mile heats
THUKsDAY BOTH
Jockey C1ub Purse, sl50-Ons mile heats.
enfrs1ce- - Forfeit one mile heats. Five eatres
d. P Tadsy namesb c, BY Allen Brown, dam BY Priam.
W. T. Rouudtree names eh + By Albion, dam By Lts Trek,
f Moore names eh q by "a Boston, dam By Lsviatbau
~ n Cfeatham Oh T. By Glencoe, by Lsvlaaaan
T. MerriEsEer ch e, By Auln0r, iaIn hy Pacif-
FRIDAY
Locker Club Purse s200-ons mile heats three in ave.
SATURDAY.
Joctey Club Purse e250-tEo mile heats.
aux22-dSWn . J. CAklEk, ProIfieior-
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP
SALE AND CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
Dissolution.
YUyE partnership business conducted az Hicks China Hail.
as Public squsre, Nashville, s of A. Il. Hicks
dissolved the 10Th July, ls5, A. II Hcks having Pu
chasel Housons entire interest sn olelv
sponsible Tor The settlement Of sld 5utnezI.4
SALE.
A H. Hicks has sold 20 G. hl8 China Rail- gih all
outstanding clais due he ae Is y q
July, 1854, alone authorised collect The All
paid By him the old stand, 46 Puzzle squas- Nashvi~
Change OF Business.
A. H Hicks Is making srrangeusnts b couiinns l-- u
STAIRS, at The old stand viii - son a. N1 "a
up a general assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
auaIaiS.F9vT "A. II. HICKS.
ANIMAL STATE FAIR FOR 1855.
r14E V7b snru. state Pair Of TIE tennessee STATE AvsaI
t--,i R-rregu be held az he BuCsu's Gr0unds
,bie cuencng Monday Oct. llth, and c1utinue DE-
-; ~ eeE Ilera list q Premiums 8 oleu hch toseth
- isb he and regulations of ocss, iudsa etc.
nrseusi pamphlet form, for auious dstrbuton nay pe
ia ol q t VARIOUS Printing ones and Book atoies
NIsHvILLE, Asg. 29ths Isss.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADsHAw a RUTLAND,


BRAD SHAW & II Z TLAND,
NO. 80, UNION STREET,
- HAVE just received fresh supply Of BOOTS -
R& and SHOES, which viii be sold at the very low p
FEN estprices. F1N
-. Laddes Lasting Caters, With and without heels;' -
Ladies' lasting Congress Caters, with without heels;
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOotees heels heels;
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nce5
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do hid Slippers, plain and trimmed, heeed and heels.
EOk MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid and Goat Booees, heeed;
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrens kid al goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeled Shoes:
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemens extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do 10 Calf Water Proof
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress Caters;
do do 2. L. do
do Pump Calf oxford Ties;
do DIS. do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store, which
tentjon Of all wanting articles in our line.
ia ms BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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TRUYKSI TRUNKS!
Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
Eli LII do No Sole Leather Covered do
PzET u MA do Medallion and Iron Framed do
d4r-i1.lzAJ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
CENTS No. ! Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Yalises;
Carpet Bags in great variety, just received by -
conn RAMAGE,
mavag 4 College street.
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

DY decree the County Court Of Davidson county,
derc at the July term, 1855 in the case Of v T. Nayaugh
Patrick Nava1gh ct al will oeT for sale at the Court House
Nashville, Saturday, the 4th Of September next Lot Of
Ground in said cy, fronting 40 IS feet Nerh Market street,
running half way College street, upon which there
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties
TeTms-One third cash; the balance and u months credit
Good security required and lien retained.
iy3l +. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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REV mUsIo srORE.

sevs7,i G. ID. BENSON & BRO, Whole. -,
~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fores, =
s G. A. Princes Meiodeons. Budalo. n. Yf III III ~ ii
Church and Parlor Organs, Guitars, Vio-J y = u
l1ceos, Aecordeons, Elutes, Flagoets, Ff Drums Tsuo
rines Baros, everhinein the musical nerclsntss linz
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Musc Music Books and In
Of all kinds. Orders from the country viii meet with
prompt attention. Pianos tpned Accore0ns and an other t
en repaired No %, Union Street, st door ColIege
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yTVAE Fiah Annual State Pair Of TIE Tennessee STATE Azal
- R--u via be held az he Burs,us Gn1unds
-onencing Monday Oct llth. and cautnue DE-
80 ~ ek IBera hst q Premiums & odelu Fheh tossh-
- fsb he and regulations nlmes of oc, iudga1r etc.
eteI n pamphlet form, for ratuitous dsrbulon nay Be
b. On at t VARIOUS Printing Ocss and Book iioies
IN nsasSvitlr, sss W Asg 2sth Isss =
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CLASSIFICATION or TIRE ABOVE ROUTES.
ISE. CLASS s--PsnoFortes, Books Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Liquors, Oils &c, in bottles; CaaPne and spirits
Aopentine, In barrels Carpetng, China. 1ass e Ila
ware, n cases Clocks, COnfeconeri Cott0n Cari Cut
ley, in cases, casks and boxes Dry Goods in boxes and
bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and shrub1sr urs Ssrden
Seeds, Loongasses, and Looking Glass Plates Sat own
ers F9 Oysters IN and jarsi isaddery In ana BRIT
tania Ware, Teas and Spices
9D CLASS.sHardHare, lexcep such as specified IN First
and Third Classes Coffee Mills, AachnerHs Foreign Ii
rolls and boxes; Oils, IN barrels and casks Crocksry and
eueenssnre, snd casks Bce5 Willing Flasters
Sheet Brass and Copper. i '-il2 ~
SD CEASS.--Ax shoy Spades, Sad Irons, Zinc and Tin
pigs, Tin Plate Anv Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings Mil
Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axis Railroad heheis and
Axles Chairs. Spikes, and ROsin in barrels. q
SPECIAL ERATESs-sFurDture and Carriages boxed and
other light articles not enumeated also Csboys Of Acids,
other Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight
double First Class rates. s''aa1l i11 = II
U No charge for drayage Wharfage Forwarding. The
above rates covera expenses from New York to Nashville.
, Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled 70 above rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines per cent than BY Psburg Wheeling,
Parkesburg Ohio river making difference Of 60 to IS
cents per 100 pounds dry goods
= VIII not be respOnsbefor any damages occurring
Sea. .atL
Goods shipped Savannah should be consigned Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia. .a..ts-e
Goods shipped Charleston, should be consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charestsn.
jyl4-tf General Agent
banner, Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue former
Advertisements. -a'7' 10
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DIANOS.saWe have received fourteen more .-Fz-=-7
New Piano Fortes, from those unriTaled 7-=-5 -
mz1ers Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hamss1 III vi II III
Bros, which make stock very large and desr-t y
sbe We would pleased 70 have these instruments examined
by ALL whether they desire 70 purchase or not Every Piano
sold BY u.s. shallbe warranted to in every
feb10 ". & r.. FREEMAN
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VK7E have now IN store, hnestock Of Pianos,
w Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma
terials, &C., and still manufacturing Inside7 II M n n
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have recentlys
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c, In word, intend 70 TINES please
customers, induce them paroniss hos instead Of
sending abroad.
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