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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-o COLLEGIATE
OFY1cE OF THE CENTRAL 30 ard OF CoMMIssIoNERs }
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFP1cE CENTRAL 30 COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
April q, 1858. \
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS UF THE SEC
ond Third and Sixth of that portion Of the
ish Orleans the right bank the Mississippi river
The election order ed for MONDAY, the third day IF May,
1858 luton Of The Police Jury adopt the 9th OF
April d 1873 will held folio wing named places
under the nper eudence of the following named Commission
of Election
Second Dsrct-At the Court House Dearoude street.
Commits toner's Joseph Babin Charles E. Morrison Jo
seph Penny.
Third Ds1ret-At the Pelican Fire Engine House. Com
mones DR.. A. S. Fox, Thomas Rtes Iurio
sixth Distric-At j. j. apchsrds Plantation. Commits,
sioners j. j. blanchard B. Bernard and Z. Chsom.
BY order of Central Boa, d Of Commissioners
j. AID. RoZIER. Secretary.
BUREAU CENTRAL DIES CoaMIssAIREs,
VILE NoUvEILE. ORLEANS, :
- q avril IS 8.
Wis EST DONNIE AUX ELECTEURS DIES
n Second Troi ieme Sixene Districts de pae de
Ia PRosse dOreans snee droe du Mississippi
detection ordones LUNnI, mai 1855 par
luton du Jury de Police adopee lie avril A. D. 1885
eHx cispres inspecton des Commssaires
detection ci.dess0us NOMINEES
Second District-A la mison de Dearonde-com-
msaires Joseph Babin Ghas r. Morrison Joseph Penny.
Troisieme DsrictA Ia pompe du Peiean-eommis-
sares Dir. A. S. Fox, Thos. Rees RosemOnd Lorn.
SiSeme Dis rcA phabitaion de J. }. Panchard-commis
saires J j. Pianchsrd j. b Bernard j. H. X Chisholm.
Par ordre du bureau central des commissaires.
a2S j. AID. ROzIfR, s.cretare.
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,PHILADELPHIA sALAMANDER

UNlRlFlRR AND THIkF PROOF SAFES.
n lW EVANS 4 WATSON'S celebrated Double Door and
" ~ lghy finished SALAMANnER FIRE AND THIEF
go PROOF SAFES, with Patent Bank Lock, keys Of
which be carried in ordinary sse mohnsie This
make Of Safe bias been strongly nsd TO and recon-
nended by the heads OF Banks Banking Houses Government
and Insurance Offices Jewelers. Merchants and others Books
containing certificates all necessary information relating
their character and qualify ssen together with the
Safe, 81 Ne. - Common street
HEAfON 4 OLIVIER,
ms su Agents for the Manufacturers.
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q
the bills for City, Consoidaed and Railroad Tax Heal
Estate Slaves Capital Income and Personal Property Of all
kinds according the Assessment Rolls Of 1851 will he
peted put for the day May which
time they respectfully invited forward
them.
apl9 tmyl ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer.
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DRAZIERS' AND BOLT COPPER-LAND
II ing, in and tor sale by the Subscribers
l50 sheets i0N60 each To- II and IL h. roofing Copper,
225 24x60, 10, II and IL ID.
$50 30x60, 10, II and ~ b. =.
SO =. - x6J, IA and Is h. E.
Is :. sOx6i, :. 20, "a, 80, 50 and IS h. :.
% S0x60, IS, 40, IS and 6O ID.
10 3x6L IS. 10 and rs 10.
3Bx60, 80 IS, 90, IS and 100 ID.
s26 St PRIssTLEY L BEIN
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A,jA HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
Arsenal, Girod street.
AIN The Washington rIiery will attend regular Month
ssk&lsaly Meetings the first MONDAY of each month";
and Regular Drlson URSDAY OF syery week O'Clock
until further notice.
By order OF
- J. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM H. SLACK o. s. my28 tt
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RR. Go.
New o leans. April ~. 1858 s
.rg-At a meeting of the Board Of DIRE ctors
ously elected President j. j. Michel Attorney; and R. s.
Charles Secretary sbd Treasurer Tor he ensuing
h2l 6t X. s CHARLES. Secretary.
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GRAND GERMAN PICNIC AND MAY PARTY,
VI (VULKSFESTJ
AT THE UNION COURSE,
On May and TO- 1883.
Admission for Gentlemen Ladies' ard Children free.
President-Iohn Kattmann.
Treasurer-S schmidt
AL I'd Secretary William Krebs.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoNsoLIDATED }
DEBT OF NEW DREAMS

RB- Mercantile Library Association THE
opened daily for the accommodation of subcrbers
from ~ O'clock A. NJ. to 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Persons desTons of becoming will please
with the Librarian.
Subscription, s.
Rooms, esrrer Canal street and Exchange Place
dA II GUS. A, BREAUX, President.
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CUNDRIES IN STORE
~ 100 boxes superior Mukcat Wine
l25 quarter PIPES Burgundy Port-M. Reig.
40 boxes Strawberries in juice
100 Dem johns-l, z and gallons.
IL uTeen Peas whole and half boxes
Mushrooms, Corks etc.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE CO.,
custo nhonsa
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~ ED. e. CUOa.IISts h.. fOkWAnDING AMI COM
ieans. Refers
Hon. @. NJ. Waterman Mayor Messrs o. W. Hynson Co
hessrs- j. W. Burbridge 4 Co. 0gleshy Mscazlay
W, A. Violet a Co. Jas Norton Co.
Fenneli Power 4 Co. 7. W. Coiless. ESQ.,
]. Wa srman Go. N. NJ. Cohen jsl9 SIN
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\ GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPOTs,
BRIDGES,
MILLS

NOTICE TO STEAMBOATs--AsH WOOD Far
SALE-At all times be hal the pot Of
es Railroad IL West Baton Rouge parish the best high
land DRY Ash WOOD Nov hand wards of cofds,
to which the railroad daily adds from 80
boats may rely upon getting superior wood fair prices
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

Arrive at Delhi by pm; .aa
Leave Delhi Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday AT
0amy eaf4 H .rtp ~ ri1 2
Arrive a, Dubuque by pm. n .ll,5,H tis'eI
Bids for twice week scrviee out invited = 5s. Il
1895 From Dubuque by Buneo@e, Zwsgie, Dtcr Cteek
Famer'S Creek, and Futon, to Maquokela, "a
niles aud back, once week.
Leave Duhuquc Saturday al I am;
Arrive at Maquoketa by 6 p m;
Leave Maquokela Friday at lam;
fNrvc at Dubuque by op
1886 From Dubuque by Dcrrinane and Tara, 10 C9-
eide, "a miles and back, ooce week fi
Leave Dubuque Friday at m; Hu --fH
Arrive al Cascade by 6 y M s1asr ~ siat
Leave Cascade Saturday al 8 a IN;
Arrive at Dubuque by 0pm safsl.IF 10 usslf ~
oos7 From Roskse TO Colony. 10 miles apd back, onos
week. 5f f sxzN aW
Lave Rockville wodns4duy als.n; g.,a
Aifivc at Colony by ~ m;
Lave Colony Wednesday at | p IN;
Arivc at Rockville by 7 p m
lOgeS From kyIe, by Morcna Cascade, and Templc
iin to Canton, 26 miles and back, once week
Leave Rockville Friday at am; ,rr7d
Arrive at Canton by6pmy ssa BE aei,H ID .gea
Leave Canton Saturday al i a ms - 1aisf
Arrive at Rockville by pm. e.1s
l09es From Dyersyile, by Hickory Grove, Eads Grove
Amarl, Forresty lille, sCsmpton, Esie, Buffalo
Grove, Grceters (irevc, Fairbanks, and Eagle, 10
Wavcriy, 85 miles and back, week. ~ y
Leave Dyersvie Wednesday at 8 am
Arrive at Wavcrly next Friday by g a IN;
Leave Wavery Friday at a m;
Arrive at Dyersviile next Sunday by 8um
lo9sO From Dycrsvlc, by Pbultncy Puni Spr"gs, Yam
kee Settlement, Honey Crock, Cox 5 O'cek, voga
City, Highland, Elgin, and Clcmonf, TO Decor
rah IS miles and back, Il week.
Leave Dyersvllc Monday qt mi
Arrive at Deccrrah next "Wednesday at SAN; 't,
Leave Deeorrah Wednesday a.ssm
lO99 From Delhi by Hartwick, Iiazc Green, Nugents
Grove, Ford 3 Grove, Buckhorn Hill, Wapsa, and
Clarks Grove, to Marion 3smics and back, once
r c,yc D,lhi Fridnv nj Z a M ia. Pa
The Washington union., 1858-03-13

Arrvent Charitonpext DAY ny ~ M ~ G -,h
Leive Charlton Friday at y m;
Arrive at Newton next day by 6pm.
Bidders viii mention other Intermediate Offices, II
any.
Bids for and also for three trips nweck invited
ll03l From Newton, by Nevada, Smithve (local) and
Leave Newton Thursday at pm;
Arrive nj Fort Dodge next Saturday by II ~;
Leave Fort Dodge Saturday at pm; aer
Arrive at Newton next Monday by II IA.
Bids for two, and also for three, trips week in
vited. 4
1902 From Montezuma, by Mil Grove Granville and Pc
ora, to Pella, ~ miles aud back once week
Leave Monuzuma Thursday at 8 am;
Arrive at Pella by 6pm
Leave Pelia Friday at 8 m;
Arrive mt Montcsuma by 8 p
1908 From Apple Grove, by Midway, Adclpb, Carlisle
and Fort PLAN, TO Lynn, % miles and back, once
week. srn
Leave Apple Grove Friday at FAM a
Arrive at Lynn ty 8 p IN;
Leave Lynn Saturday at am a.
Z Arrive at Apple Grove by 8 p,u ie.a
lo33 From Apple Grove by Frecl Hartford and Palmyra,
to nd,anols, 25 miles and back once week.
Leave Apple Grove Friday San;
Arrive a, Iudiapoa By + pm
Leave Indianola Thursday at am
Arrive M Apple Grove by pm
1895 From Indianoa by Handsome View, Liberty Deco
ia, White Brcast, Prarieve Clint n, Decatur,
= rst New Buds Nine Eagles and Saline, 10 Prince
ton, Mo-, 80 miles aud hack once week.
Leave iaaianola Monday ats mr.
Arrive nj Princeton next Wednesday by pm;
Leave Prinoetown Thursday at 8 q m,
Arrive AT Indianola next Saturday by-b ? m. ni
1906 From Knoxville by Dsas bern, hariion Free
land Arge Glenns, Garden Grove, and Lcop, to
u DECATUR rs miles and back, opce week.
n 81 Leave Knoxville Tuesday at an;
Alri,e al Decatur next day by s m;
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Charleston and savannah.
Trs,1 u-of,rx no !, ,sSrxrrr

First Glass; per 100 ibs., 81 80
Sscoud class. A
Third class rs
lists In Boxes 20
Special rates, =" 3 -
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES.
ISL GlASSs--psnoFo rtes, Books Stationery Boots,
Shoes Liquors. Oils &C. In bottles; Cainphene and spirits
Tupentine IL barrels Carrengs Ctss Glass and aass-
in cases. Clocks Coniecioneries1 Cotton Cards; Cut
lery in casks, and boxes Dry Goods il boxes and
aes; Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubberyi Eurs Garden
seeds, Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, lat own
ers ris Oysters and jars saddery I'M and Brit
tauia Mare, Teas and Spices
I'd CLASS.--ardHaTe, lexcept such specified in First
and Third ClaSses Coffee Mills Macinneryi Foreign Ii
quors, in barrels and pipes Iotacco IN boxes leather In
rolls boxes; Oils In barrels and casks Crockery
QueensHare, in crates and casks Rice hlnss Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CLASSsAxes soyes, Spades, sad1rons, Zinc and Tin
pigs, Tin Plate ApFls, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila and Goa0n cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Mill
Gearing Carriage springs and AHle ail'ad chefs and
AXcs, Chairs Spikes and hosin in barrels
SPECIAL RAT .--Furaiture and Carriages boxed and
other light articles not enuerate Also 0aoys Of Acids,
ether Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight, at
double First Class
III No charge Tor drayage, Wharfage or forHardng The
above rates cover all expenses from NASHVILLE
Iii and al Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
Road, vest Of Stevenson, entitled % above rates.
III Its only necessary insure goods Charleston and Sa
yannah the Roads all risks after ty delivered by the
cred az the depot q destination By doing this merchants viii
from . 20 SO cents per 100 E the ls aud "a cl goods
I Road VIII not h responsible for damages occurring
Goods sppet via Savannah, sh0ad be c0ngne0 gent Cen
trail Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped Charleston, should DE consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
yarel-tf General Agent.
Banner Gazette and Patriot COPY, and discontinue freight
advertisement
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GEEAYN0N sPRTNGs. ~.
NC go TENNEssEE.--I

HfM AAAN AUl A-ENAllea \ A4s-=4ifs llg1lT
IVA Teputed and we'll known watering place. viii be opened
and ready for the reception Of vst1 and invads By the 4 Of
MAJ regards character o. the mecal qualities
It's waters, comment unnecessary suffice t % say, that The
% Gre waters has ELECTED o. various diseases the treat
ent Of which has iei the eminent physicians There
pracucng physician residing q the Springs, who will always Be
in attendance, should bis professional servica required
Our table viii be we'll supplied, with d hest the csuny
affords, and that prepared in good style.
Our stables viii also be we'll attended.
We have abundance Of good pure ice stored away or the
benefit and comfort % friends and visitors Charges 70 wits
Transient Bcardes FROM 81 . % s. 90 per day, 81 % per
week Children kinder ten years OF servants half price.
Horses, 50 cents per day Washing ana Ironing 81 % per dozen
For extra services reasonable charge will Be made Hack
viii leave the springs every morning a. O'clock 10
larry through the eon 70 the Nashville and Louisville
stage the Rock House.
VIZ. A. DEBOW & BRO
-. q
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CifY PImmbing EstabIishment.

H A. COOPER Agent No. l, Corner Of Market and
u Spring streets. The highest premiums awarded to It ny
tie Mechanical Agricultural FAIR last fall and again at the
Davidson County Fair this Spring. prepared 70 h up pub
Tic and private houses with al the modern improvements such
in the Eastern Cities and in
city, where real comfort and convenience dered in tact no
residence be considered complete without them Will take
pleasure referring wanting done, the Of
o houses have fitted up with Hot aud Cold Water IN every
desirable room, also Baths Showers, and Water Closets
Having been appointed Agent for the sale OF Blount
Kitchen ltange being practical mechanic myself pro
noune tl Tor durability and utility superior to any stove or
range Manufactured for like purposes, and invite the public TO
call and them
in an It's varieties, and sell cheap for Warranng my
WORK equal to any.
n. B-Parcular attention paid 10 all kinds Of Jobbing and
Hydrants repaired az short notice maylS-6m
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Kansas land Agency.

JAMES Ik. HERD, LATE OF SFARTAs
Tennesse-NYil attend promptly business entrusted
70 his care in the Office Of the Delaware District, Kansas
Territory situated at kckapoo. Sal.
he viii sell Land Warrants for cash time, locate the
same lands Of the District subject to private entry
Also purchase public sale in July next and do all
be in ucous selections, promote the interest Of s
clients Address JAMES *. HERD,
Refer TO KiclspOo, X, 7.
Gen. }. ". Whitfield, Register, Kiekapoo, h.
b. WOOdsOu. Receiver i
Smoot, Russell & CO., Leavenworth, x. T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, -. Louis Missouri.
Il. G Fawt. EsI, Washington, D. c.
C,oE Bailey Eco NasfyiIle. Tenn. may lj-twsm
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IEanny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

WITH WOODS HLPROVEFT ENT .--This
celebrated Machine received the first premium Of Grand
Cola AEDA- the best combined Reapng and Moving Machine
the great United Agricultural Fair held Louisville
Ky, Ia september, lJ7 The trial % Syracuse, New
York, Juy, where all the principal Machines United
States thoroughly their
through Marshal p. Ner, Omitted States Agricultural
Society, II Louisville, KY
Il s received the award the hest Reaper, and the best
Mower, before separate COMMITTEES, appointed hy tho Presi-
dent 0f the Davidson County cuitual Society Nashville,
IN July. 1897, of the machines use in Tenn
Numerous other premiums awards this Machine
during season. every NIchinein America
The above machines for sale ty TIE undersigned,
r. CHEATUAM.
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sELE-NENTLLATLNG ar0lEs


DOYLE & CO., No. A. Front street. having become pro
ss pretors Of Tie patent for the State Of SCHOOLEY'S Gel
EBBATED SELF NENTILATIN(i, MEAT, PROV ISION, AND
FRUIT PhESEItA Err 0ler them the Nashville public
This article Is bound TO Sereede thing Of e Kind
itget advantage being too strongly apparent 70 he doubted BY
means Of the Nenuioau the chamber warranted
beaWays dry and entirely ee from mould, impure fla
yor with current Of cold air passing through clntinuay-a
accomplished with Jle usual quantity of ice.
livery housekeeper shoud give article tria and no one
Wal consent to he without it,
We have diheTent sizes to suit Customers
APPLET i. DOYLE & co.
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NETEIL he opened f0l the Season Of s5 tie lst
" june, for the reception Of visitors The subscriber will be
prepared to receive Bossr and furnish the best accommodation
AZ the Of 81 per day, s. 90 per $50 per
Servants, and children under j. years age half price. band
Of music viii Re in attendance passenger Carriage 'ilI
regularly, leaving Noel & Co.'S, College street, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturdly
may7s-da-Elm T. J. KREIDER. AGENT
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Il WING, McCRORY & Co.,
LELLYETT g. SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
4

LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C, &C.
lfos 10 and y 1EIrEst Street, Bas4gage Tennessee,
GF&En KEEP constantly hand, large and H-Jzz5Sz
tz@-Well selected stock Of the above named art 5
A4Acles Of every grade, embracing common
Liquors every descriptions fine Bndies Wines GIN, Kun,
everything Liquor Kept IN this market
Our stock Of Tobacco embraces every variety and grade
good common Tennessee and Kentucky, TO the finest and
choice Virginia Brands.
OF Cigars, have every grade, from tie Melee 70 the
Havana
We the o. Whiskeys, both fne
mon, aud ready guarantee their purity Adulteulton
with poisonous drugs part reCng process.
WelknOwn and popular brands of smiths Extra Tennessee
White hiskey and smiths Magnolia Whkey, have now
great Oar Old Wlskeys proof flavor.
and better eve respect, than the Cincinnati limitations brought
here.
Call and examine Cor yourselves.
apra2-iy LFGLYETT < SMITH
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EACH WAY ovER the RoaD.
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az l. SHELTON informs his friends and he public gen
III ersl that he is prosecuting the MARBLE BJSI
MSS, Church street, rtEten the FIRST PreshY Church
and the Post Office, where he viii be pleased to attend 70 the
ders 81 all who may in his lire done. be has and viii
keep on hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS TOlIBS &C.
manufactured Of the Italian aud American Marble the
style Of the All his work will warranted.
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WATSON HOUSE.
Situated on MARKET STREET,
NAsHY1LLEs ssEE,

EEAR aHE PuBLs SQUARE,
nov open Sor toe accommodation Of the public. The
ID house has been thoroughly renovated and furnished
The proFret0rs determined, by attention comfort
Of his guests, 70 merit the patronage OF the public.
PRICES.
Board per day, 81 so
Boari PEI week, so
febl1-Gm TII0s S. WATSON.
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MONS. . A. PINGUELY,
j ESPECTFuLL Informs bis patrons and friends that
y that he has returned to the cry, and ll &c win -
open his Academy at his bis Hall SATURDAY, October -
18th, 1857, at o'clock p 81
Days and Hours 81 1itkta FrTy ut 0ci0ct, p. Il, Qst
Saturdays "a 9 O'Clock, d. r. and 3 p ~
among the new dances lately received from Paris he VII
the and fshianaba LANCER QUADRILLE iahcei in
the principal Eastern Cities.
I Thankful for he liberal patronage hefetlre extended to
him, Mons P respectfully solcits coutinuao tie
oetll-H
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
TTyHE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
h. procured to which point vel to Baltimore, il
IS the shortest direct, and every respect the reliable
route II is the only BY which purchasers Of Through
Tickets TO New York enabled reach the cities OF Baltimore,
Piladephs and New York, at the cost Of ticket New FORK
only, thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four the principal cities in the Union for
less than can he Afforded by any other route
And is the only route by which Through Tickets he bad
Richmond, Norfolk Winchester. fredericksburg Peters
burg, Va; Creston Savannah Macon. Atlanta, Angus
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from Nashville take Stage Coaches Of Carter 4
Thomos, the Cumberland river, to Louisye
connecting there with the United States Mail Cncin
zs with Jacksonville Railroad Indianapolis Ind.
gasks direct connection Columbus Ohio with the Central
Ohio Railroad % Wheeling Whence cioss ton with the
Baltimore and OHIO Bailroad made Washington City Bat
more Philadelphia and New York.
70 Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo The Illinois Centred Railroad
and 3enia % Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus az
20 A. N 1899 p. b. and l., T. NJ
- Travellers requested notice that while tins is the
only route aHordug Through Tickets 90 al the Eastern Cities
The rate charged by other rout 20 eC York only, 10 is
also the short speedy direct o. il t leading points
81 the East The distance C1ulaus Baltimore only
SO miles, being about l00 New than BY any
consequently less detention. tuiu by any other.
IL The hsilasel with broken and entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RuxsEY, agent,
Nashville Tenn.
For Through Tickets, apply in Louisville az
= 5 Nail steamers or TO Tho Jacksonville Railroad Office,
1isin WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & o. r. Il.
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Western Agent.
iune-95
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S55,OOO--S9 5, 600.
uEg, CHUaNCW RON EnWeFEU

Nd ARE CHANCE TOR kIUNE.--FUEt
h SAIE-S75 600 worth Of valuable real estate
Wi reasonable TERMS Of the most desirable
city property this market, lying Cherry, Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable houses private
dwellings propose exchange the above for likely Negroes
at the best cash prices
may l5-d WILL. l. bO1D, Jr-
NINE FARM FOR SAEE.--I WISH 40
sell Of the preest aud desirable places that has
offered sale 1t contains 400 OF hne and fer
tile land with elegant Improvements.
Also one containing y acres, waiersd and tmtere with
NAV i5ff WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
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R. NoNEnIY, cen

Henry j. BinkleT, administrator Of lTm- Mathews, a
heirs Of Nm. Mathews daceas-i-pe-itou io sell land
E appearing in this cause tt Eliza Matthews, Of tl d.
u ieTlautsi b nonresident % te 1as q lelnae, and Be-
at publ cation be made for tr successive Fls n ta luiou
and American. puslel u DE city ol Aas1Tlil1f
requiring her appear oe judge q ts Circs Cuur f1F
Dickson county, Ieus az he Court Iauo in the toEn q
Charlotte tie itl MOudlT in June n- then and there 10 pis
dan1r % cu nants PETITION the se wiz b. O.
ken for confessed ar, and FOR helriug pglfs.
may2j-V3t prs e. S. r.. NCNEILLH, G. q E.
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AIIb4IIOA ENIGhAhio M AFhc-t4AIcfo
TAVING made Arrangement with extensive Real Estate
firm Saint Louis sale LIBERAL terms rlarse
o. desirable farms and giupr9ye lands containing each
from so 10 Gao acres located the following Counties Heller
son, Washington, Franklin Madison Polls, Usage Montgomery,
Gentry Cole. number Of other Counties u1nier f the
well improves veil Watered and uerei and portions
Of the lands IN a high state of cultivation
We viii furnish those wishing 60 list Of lands and
farms. letters OF Introduction 10 the 81 louis a. The
quality u Missouri we'll established Jhat
from unnecessary Apply az our oce, ~ North Cherry
street or address. j. L. & i. W. BROWN,
nay I3-dtE6w6 Nashville, re1neasss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-08
Whites Greek springs.

FFVAiA subscriber viii be prepared 20 receive Boads at this
watering place, - miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacation, from the first q July 70 the first Of septnber-
There VIII be no tarro0m kept e designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families, individuals VINO wish
resort quiet, heatlfI place during che heat 81 sumner
The springs, formerly muck ve, are too sell known Co
quire any elaborate description.
No pains viii be spared to render the Etuaton Of visitors
pleasant
Price Of Boar 81 50 per day s. 90 per week
1as,ya3-isTv5m r. L. CROKER.